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Jarrod
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RE: Virtual Machine Problem
oh damn seems to fix it in xp vms but only until the screen is resized again
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02-10-2008 11:18 AM |
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Th3rmal
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O.P. RE: Virtual Machine Problem
ok dw it just fixed itself when i restarted vm
but now i cant seem to add visual effects, it says they cannot be enabled
This post was edited on 02-10-2008 at 11:48 AM by Th3rmal.
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02-10-2008 11:40 AM |
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Jarrod
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RE: Virtual Machine Problem
quote: Originally posted by rm rulz
ok dw it just fixed itself when i restarted vm
but now i cant seem to add visual effects, it says they cannot be enabled
this migh possibly be to the fact that vms have no graphics card,. but I could be wrong
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02-10-2008 05:14 PM |
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Mike
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RE: Virtual Machine Problem
quote: Originally posted by xen0h
this migh possibly be to the fact that vms have no graphics card,. but I could be wrong
VMs obviously emulate a graphics card, otherwise, you wouldn't see anything
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02-10-2008 05:32 PM |
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Jesus
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RE: Virtual Machine Problem
quote: Originally posted by rm rulz
ok dw it just fixed itself when i restarted vm
but now i cant seem to add visual effects, it says they cannot be enabled
IIRC VMware does not emulate a 3D graphics card, so some effects (eg. aero) might not be available.
For the resolution problem, do you have VMware Tools installed inside the vm?
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02-10-2008 07:56 PM |
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Jarrod
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RE: Virtual Machine Problem
quote: Originally posted by Mike
quote: Originally posted by xen0h
this migh possibly be to the fact that vms have no graphics card,. but I could be wrong
VMs obviously emulate a graphics card, otherwise, you wouldn't see anything
could emulate a graphics processor considering the capablity of it doesn't quite live up to a graphics card
& it probally was vmtools that adjusted the res but I haven't installed them on this one...
how bout you rm installed vm tools?
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02-11-2008 07:01 AM |
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Th3rmal
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O.P. RE: Virtual Machine Problem
if by rm u mean remove, i havent actually installed any extra tools to be removed
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02-11-2008 10:42 AM |
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Jarrod
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RE: Virtual Machine Problem
I was actually refering to you, lol , I fail @ punctuation, in vm player is there something to install vmtools ?
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02-11-2008 10:46 AM |
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Th3rmal
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O.P. RE: Virtual Machine Problem
quote: Originally posted by xen0h
I was actually refering to you, lol , I fail @ punctuation, in vm player is there something to install vmtools ?
o lol i got abit confused reading you post so i took my best assumption.
Umm not that i know of, i know you can install vmware player inside linux but i havent seen any vmware tools as yet. i'll keep you posted..
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02-11-2008 11:01 AM |
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