Vista in VMware Server

Does Vista run as guest in VMware Server? Are there known issues?
Thanks, Sven

It runs well as long as you download the latest version of VMware server...

it was updated to fix some problems with vista...

Your HOST pc must have at least 1 gig or ram, because vista as a client will
need
512 mb

No problems at all.. everything works.. oh.. of course you will not have
glass support...
but that is obvious...

(I read that there IS a way to do have 3d acceleration but I have not tried
it)

"Sven Berg" <> wrote in message
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> Does Vista run as guest in VMware Server? Are there known issues?
> Thanks, Sven
>

Sven Berg wrote:

> Does Vista run as guest in VMware Server? Are there known issues?
> Thanks, Sven

Microsoft in it's never ending quest to maximize profits at the expense of
its users has made it so that only Fista Ultimate is allowed to run in a
virtual machine. Whether this is a technical restriction or simply an EULA
restriction, I don't know?

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Where did you get this gibberish? Completely untrue.

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"NoStop" <> wrote in message
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> Microsoft in it's never ending quest to maximize profits at the expense of
> its users has made it so that only Fista Ultimate is allowed to run in a
> virtual machine. Whether this is a technical restriction or simply an EULA
> restriction, I don't know?
>

"NoStop" <> wrote in message
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> Microsoft in it's never ending quest to maximize profits at the expense of
> its users has made it so that only Fista Ultimate is allowed to run in a
> virtual machine.

This simply isn't true...

I looked a few days ago and I believe it's officially listed as
"experimental" support which in VMWarese means "we think it should work but
why don't you try it and let us know if you have any problems".

Give it a try and post back.

"Sven Berg" <> wrote in message
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> Does Vista run as guest in VMware Server? Are there known issues?
> Thanks, Sven
>

Mark Rae wrote:
> "NoStop" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>
>
>> Microsoft in it's never ending quest to maximize profits at the expense of
>> its users has made it so that only Fista Ultimate is allowed to run in a
>> virtual machine.
>
> This simply isn't true...
>
>

The Vista EULA does in fact indicate that you cannot run Vista Home
Basic and Home Premium in a VM. It states:

> USE WITH VIRTUALIZATION TECHNOLOGIES. You may not use the software installed on the
> licensed device within a virtual (or otherwise emulated) hardware system

See page 11, points number 4 under Vista Home Basic and Vista Home
Premium of the license agreement here:

<http://download.microsoft.com/documents/useterms/Windows%20Vista_Home%20Premium_English_d16c019b-fa71-4fc9-a51d-a0621bddb153.pdf>

it works fine... it says experimental.. but the only thing that is REALLY
experimental
is vista itself!!! LOL

vista is stupid


"LaRoux" <> wrote in message
news:...
>I looked a few days ago and I believe it's officially listed as
>"experimental" support which in VMWarese means "we think it should work but
>why don't you try it and let us know if you have any problems".
>
> Give it a try and post back.
>
> "Sven Berg" <> wrote in message
> news: ps.com...
>> Does Vista run as guest in VMware Server? Are there known issues?
>> Thanks, Sven
>>
>
>

"Kevin Young" <ky-> wrote in message
news:%...

>>> Microsoft in it's never ending quest to maximize profits at the expense
>>> of
>>> its users has made it so that only Fista Ultimate is allowed to run in a
>>> virtual machine.
>>
>> This simply isn't true...
>
> The Vista EULA does in fact indicate that you cannot run Vista Home Basic
> and Home Premium in a VM. It states:

But that's not what NoStop said... Vista Ultimate is not the only version of
Vista permitted to run in a virtual environment - Vista Business and Vista
Enterprise are also permitted:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/pro.../overview.mspx
Click Product Specifications...

Mark Rae wrote:

> "Kevin Young" <ky-> wrote in message
> news:%...
>
>>>> Microsoft in it's never ending quest to maximize profits at the expense
>>>> of
>>>> its users has made it so that only Fista Ultimate is allowed to run in
>>>> a virtual machine.
>>>
>>> This simply isn't true...
>>
>> The Vista EULA does in fact indicate that you cannot run Vista Home Basic
>> and Home Premium in a VM. It states:
>
> But that's not what NoStop said... Vista Ultimate is not the only version
> of Vista permitted to run in a virtual environment - Vista Business and
> Vista Enterprise are also permitted:
>
I apologize if I was wrong in terms of the EULAs of all this Fista ****.
There are just too many versions/EULAs to keep up with. But most users
around here would be using either home basic or home "premium" I'd guess
and if they don't want a MVP getting on their case, they better not break
MickeyMouse's rules (EULAs).

So now that you've clarified, it looks like the majority of people who end
up with Fista on their home PCs won't be permitted to run that crap in
VMWare.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/10...sis/page2.html


Cheers.

>
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/pro.../overview.mspx
> Click Product Specifications...

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