QEMU ?

[Paul Lussier]

"Ben Scott" <dragonhawk at gmail.com> writes:

>   Nope.  But you might want to try out VMware Server.  It's a free
> (gratis) machine virtualization product that runs on Linux.

Yeah, I know, but this was supposed to be a "quick proof-of-concept"
and I needed/wanted something quick and lightweight (he says after an
entire day of playing with QEMU :)

Is VMWare capable of using more than 3 disk images *and* a cdrom
image?  One of the failings of QEMU so far is the inability of
specifying 4 hd image files *and* a cdrom image file...

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Paul
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