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<0> Is there a way to make vmware minimize to the system tray? I can't seem to find the option
<1> not by default
<1> there are apps out there that will minimize apps to the tray for you though
<2> la la la
<3> get back to work
<3> slacker
<3> <-- darky
<2> I'm home, foo
<2> I'm evil
<3> i believe it
<2> I'm using one vendor's hunger for our business to my advantage with other vendors
<2> lol
<3> abuse it :)
<2> yes
<2> "Well, we are doing best value.. but uh, I can't find 2.5M in value...... work on that price s'more. kthx"
<2> More or less what I said :)
<3> haha
<3> nic
<3> nice
<2> yessir
<3> i think pizza is here
<3> bbiab
<1> mmm pizza
<4> hi
<1> anyone ever attempted vmotion between intel->amd hosts?
<2> doesn't work
<1> didnt think so
<2> think about a linux vm being vmotioned
<2> wouldn't be pleasant :p
<1> :)
<2> I'm sleepy
<1> same
<2> ahaha
<2> I'm watching the dumbest movie
<2> I firmly believe will farrell should never be the main character in a movie
<1> is he the guy from uh
<1> elf?
<2> ya
<1> he shouldnt be in any movies
<1> .
<2> hah
<2> you didn't see old school
<1> nope
<2> go watch old school
<2> brilliant movie :)
<5> Hi. If I have a multiprocessor system running Linux, with VMWare workstation running multiple instances of Windows XP.. am I better off using "single cpu" virtual machines, or letting the virtual machines see multiple CPU's? (I've set them both 2 CPU's, and I'm seeing a serious performance hit..but only in the virtual machines.)
<2> I'd go with single proc vm's
<2> I'm not even sure if workstation supports multiple cpu's for xp
<2> I know esx doesn't
<5> diztorted: I switched back to single CPU's, and it's a HUGE performance increase.. so I'm guessing that's the right thing to do. Maybe XP treats a dual-core Athlon64 as one dual-core CPU, rather than as 2 CPU's, and since I set it to 2 CPU's.. maybe it was trying act like 4 within XP. (The performance difference is staggering.)
<2> Well, no
<2> vmware treats each core like a processor.
<2> did you ever check to see if xp was actually seeing the second processor?
<5> Yes, it was seeing both. It changed the device "UNiprocessor PC" to "MUltiprocessor PC" and added a second device under "Processors"
<2> you're going to want to change the hal in xp back to uniproc
<2> or acpi whatever it's called
<2> that'll potentially help a little too
<5> It did that automatically.
<5> I've been very, VERY happy with the VMware product. There have been a few glitches here and there when I upgraded my Linux kernel & had to re-compile the VMMON and networking modules..and had them not work..but fixes have always been fast.
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