Check out Xen.
I haven't used it yet but it is part of fedora and now RHEL5.
Virtual Machine?
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Have a look here:gansmoe wrote:Oh.. I did not know that VMware was free. Thanx.
Anyway. I have already Tried VirtualBox, but I could only use virtual harddrives. I want to use a real disk. This way it will be easier sharing files between systems. (not only virtual systems, but also other systems on my disk.)
Xen is also a good program, but here my problem is that I want to use Mint. And also, I'll have to format my disk to use this system.
http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/OpenVPN_on_VBox
@gansmoe:
Have a look at this thread.
You can have both your host and Virtual machine on the same subnet, then all you have to do is share a folder and you will have your problem solved.
I would advise you not to give up so quickly on virtualbox, since I have tried qemu, Vmware player and workstation and now virtualbox. All I can say is WOW. It's free and not supprisingly, works way better. I mean honestly, the speed is amazing!!!
give it another try gansmoe!!!
Have a look at this thread.
You can have both your host and Virtual machine on the same subnet, then all you have to do is share a folder and you will have your problem solved.
I would advise you not to give up so quickly on virtualbox, since I have tried qemu, Vmware player and workstation and now virtualbox. All I can say is WOW. It's free and not supprisingly, works way better. I mean honestly, the speed is amazing!!!
give it another try gansmoe!!!