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The Sysinternals folks today announced a new utility called Disk2vhd. As you might guess from the name, it creates a virtual hard drive from a running machine. So, just as you could use VMware vCenter Converter to create VMware images of live machines, you can now do the same for Microsoft’s Hyper-V or Virtual PC. Some interesting  October 7th, 2009 |  Tags: hyper-v, microsoft, sysinternals, virtualization, vmware, VMware-Converter |  Leave a comment You know how when you have a possibly zany idea you first do some web searches to see if anyone has already done it? That’s where I’m at with this one… problem is that I haven’t found anyone who’s done it yet! I currently run VMware Server 2.0 on an older server. It all works OK, Continue reading VMware Server 2 on Windows 2008 Server Core? March 12th, 2009 | Tags: Server-Core, virtualization, VMware-ESXi, VMware-Server, windows-2008 | 2 comments As many long-time readers are aware, I’m a big fan of virtualization. I like to do testing and dev work in virtual machines as that helps keep my primary machine(s) cleaner and leaner. It also lets me keep a whole fleet of machines around without needing all that extra hardware and expense. I ran into an Continue reading Broke (then fixed) VMware Player Networking Sub-titled: “Don’t Suffer from Guy Eyes When Reading Documentation” I built a few VMware clients at work yesterday and then headed home to service pack and configure them in the evening. It wasn’t long before I recalled one of my biggest pet peeves about VMware server. The VMware client console stinks over a slow network / VPN February 12th, 2009 | Tags: Guy-Eyes, remote-desktop, virtualization, vmware, VMware-Server, vnc | One comment A couple months ago I discovered VirtualBox and its seamless mode. If you’re going to spend a lot of time in a virtual machine client, stuff like seamless mode makes it so much “smoother” in my opinion. Gives a nice integrated experience. In the comments to that VirtualBox article Alisha had mentioned that VMware Workstation has November 18th, 2008 | Tags: Everquest, Ubuntu, VirtualBox, virtualization, vmware, VMWare-Player | 5 comments |
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