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64x guest OS????

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 06/09/2009
From: TJ
Message:

Hello all and thanks in advace. Im sure I read correctly that VS 2005R2
doesnt support 64-bit guest OS?? Is this so? I need to have vista unltimite
64 as a host OS and Windows 2008 Server as a guest. If this is the case, can
anyone recomend any solution. Does anyone know when MS will bring this
functionality about?

Thanks,
Chris

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RE: 64x guest OS????

Sent: 06/09/2009
From: TJ
Message:

Sorry, that should have read Windows 2008 64 bit as a guest.

"TJ" wrote:

Show quoted text

> Hello all and thanks in advace. Im sure I read correctly that VS 2005R2
> doesnt support 64-bit guest OS?? Is this so? I need to have vista unltimite
> 64 as a host OS and Windows 2008 Server as a guest. If this is the case, can
> anyone recomend any solution. Does anyone know when MS will bring this
> functionality about?
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
>

Re: 64x guest OS????

Sent: 06/09/2009
From: Robert Comer <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

>Is this so?

Yes, it's so. No 64-bit guest OS support in VS 2005R2.

No way to do that with a Microsoft product. You might try looking at
VMWare.

If you had Win2008 as host with Hyper-V, you could run Vista 64-bit in
a guest, that supports 64-bit guests.

Nothing has been announced for a Client OS 64-bit VM solution.

--
Bob Comer

On Tue, 9 Jun 2009 10:37:01 -0700, TJ <(email address - cut out)>
wrote:

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>I need to have vista unltimite
>64 as a host OS and Windows 2008 Server as a guest.
>Does anyone know when MS will bring this
>functionality about?
>Hello all and thanks in advace. Im sure I read correctly that VS 2005R2
>doesnt support 64-bit guest OS?? Is this so? I need to have vista unltimite
>64 as a host OS and Windows 2008 Server as a guest. If this is the case, can
>anyone recomend any solution. Does anyone know when MS will bring this
>functionality about?
>
>Thanks,
>Chris

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