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Hyper-V and DOS

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 01/15/2009
From: Wesley
Message:

Will I be able to run a DOS VM in Hyper-V ? I am currently runnig DOS
applications in VS VMs on a 32 bit 3 Ghz WinXp PC. The system requies network
access between the DOS VMs. Assuning I have a 64 bit multi core 3 Ghz Vista,
or Win7 PC, can I expect any preformance improvement on the Hyper-V machine ?
How about network access between the DOS VMs.

Should I stay with a 32 bit VS on the new multi core PC ?
--
Wesley

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Re: Hyper-V and DOS

Sent: 01/15/2009
From: "Ryan Sokolowski [MVP]" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

A performance improvement? We're still talking about DOS here, right? :->
Seriously, probably not. Network devices will still be running in DOS as
well...I wouldn't hold your breath waiting for fantastic improvements, just
by moving this environment to Hyper-V... Also, 32-bit vs 64-bit shouldn't
have any impact - again, it's STILL DOS!!! :->

Hope this helps,
--Ryan

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Ryan Sokolowski
MVP - Clustering
MCT, MCITP x3, MCTS x8, MCSE x2, CCNA, CCDA, BCFP

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> Will I be able to run a DOS VM in Hyper-V ? I am currently runnig DOS
> applications in VS VMs on a 32 bit 3 Ghz WinXp PC. The system requies
> network
> access between the DOS VMs. Assuning I have a 64 bit multi core 3 Ghz
> Vista,
> or Win7 PC, can I expect any preformance improvement on the Hyper-V
> machine ?
> How about network access between the DOS VMs.
>
> Should I stay with a 32 bit VS on the new multi core PC ?
> --
> Wesley

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