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The title pretty much says it all, but for those of you who are familiar with both the latest VMWare Fusion and the "linked clone" feature found in VMWare workstation, can you confirm whether this feature is currently present or absent in Fusion?
This...
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If you use workstation to....
fusion 2 has full support for linked clones, except for actually creating them.
You will have to physically copy with VMServer for years .
VMWare fusion 2 does not have a clone feature like VMWorkstation.
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What DON'T you like about these vehicles?
Started by MZ6ZoomZoom on
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by 21 people.
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I like....
Not the plastichome that they use.
But as far as my car goes
there is nothing I don't like, I love.
I don't like added a manual option for the V6.
I don't like that I couldn't get a manual transmission with the V6.
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I've been using VMware Fusion and keeping my VMs on an external firewire drive. The problem is, whenever I create a new VM, it insists on creating it on my main drive and I can then move it over to the external drive.
With VMware WorkStation, you could...
Started by Ferruccio on
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by 4 people.
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THere is a Customize.
If I recall in VMWare Fusion 2.0 you could specify this under preferences.
As per this article VMWare Fusion will prompt you were to save the Virtual Machine during creation.
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I develop exclusively on VMs. I currently run Boot Camp on a MacBook Pro and do all my development on a series of Virtual PC VMs for many different environments. This post by Andrew Connell litterally changed the way I work.
I'm thinking about switching...
Started by Tyler on
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by 6 people.
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5 a VM that was created in Fusion....
I've not used Fusion, just workstation and server
1) Yes, you can) VMware virtual machines created with VMware Fusion are fully compatible with VMware’s latest products.
It doesn't have #1, at least.
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Sick!
Started by GuidoCoupeV6 on
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by 9 people.
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Sent from my DROIDX using AutoGuide.Com Free Sayin', isn't it Vossen .
Has wheel fitment like that.
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I'm already a VMWare Fusion 2 user and Fusion 3 (just released here ) has numerous features in conjunction with Snow Leopard. I'm curious to know if anyone in particular has tried it out and specifically tried out OpenGL 2.1/DirectX 9.0c compatibility...
Started by osij2is on
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by 4 people.
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More games run now....
Anyway, good news is Fusion 3 is slightly faster, and I'm compatibility still sucks.
Hi there, been running VMWare Fusion 3 for about 2 days now - was really looking forward to it just for the 64-bit OS X kernel support.
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Hi
I have a situation where in I need to reference a C# library in my Cold Fusion code. Any suggestions or links would be really useful.
cheers
Started by Andriyev on
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by 4 people.
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Png = new PNG(181,258);
Then you can execute your methods inside the class like so:
png.ConvertFile.
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Do you know any good resources/articles/examples of boost::fusion library usage?
Boost Fusion looks extremely interesting, I think I understand how it works and how to use the basics, but I'm looking for some resources that show any interesting usage/...
Started by stefanB on
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by 3 people.
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Seems like there aren't as many articles/posts about the usage..
Experience with the library though.
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Here's the background: I use a Macbook from this year and run VMWare Fusion (newest update). One of my VM's is Windows XP Professional. Two times recently, I have brought up the VM window to see that it has decided to shut down and is at the "Windows ...
Started by TahoeWolverine on
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by 6 people.
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Try using the vmrun utility included with ....
To effectively "pull the power" would be to get when it's working great then you will always have something to fall back on when stuff like it.
It sounds like it may possibly be a corrupted VM.
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I have discovered the hard way that bad things happen to my VMs if my macbook pro goes to sleep while a VM is running.
Is there a way to prevent my computer from being put to sleep when VMWare Fusion is running a VM but allow it to be put to sleep otherwise...
Started by Jeff Leonard on
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by 3 people.
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Apps like Caffeine or InsomniaX require doing something and can be easily prevents computer from sleeping, click again and the computer can sleep like normal..
Some kind of intervention.
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