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Default [Resolved] VMWare - stuck at OS installation

I was trying to install VMWare Server on my computer.


When I at the OS installation part, I inserted in my Windows XP Home Edition CD. When I clicked the green button (Install WinXP), it says that "Setup cannot continue because the version of Windows on your computer is newer than the version on the CD".

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i'd suggest trying to slipstreaming SP2....

Otherwise try Virtual PC (free from MS)...


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I didn't realise Virtual PC was free, thanks.

Will try it out and let you know.


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Only problem with Virtual PC...is it doesn't like any Linux distro's...takes pretty close to 24 hours to boot up a Ubuntu virtual machine in Virtual PC


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LOL, are you exaggerating or is this for real? 24 hours?

Anyway, I managed to get Virtual PC up and running. just that it runs far too slowly. My default RAM allocation was 128 MB, I raised it to 250 MB and it's still running slow. Arghh....


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Try 512mb if you can....250mb is too little for XP...

Also, yes...i am exaggerating...
it took 2 hours to get to the first "OK" section of boot up..and i gave up after that


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It doesn't help that my RAM is only 512 MB.

Anyway, I'm marking this Resolved. Thanks.



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