Anyone know how?

I have tried VirtualPC 2007, and it installs (after I install XML4), but
it STILL does not support USB pass-thru devices, so is no good to me, so I
need to revert to the faithful VMWare, however it gets to the end of the
install, then rolls back...

Arrgghh...

does not support x64 as a host if i am not mistaken. Only x64 guests

[url]http://www.vmware.com/products/server/features.html[/url]

a.. Runs on any standard x86 hardware
a.. Supports 64-bit guest operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and
Solaris

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Josh
[url]http://windowsconnected.com[/url]

Now with NNTP goodness!

"Mark Gillespie" <mark.gillespie******.com> wrote in message
news:op.tjd8ldmhj2q9yy@vistadesktop64.draytek...[color=blue]
> Anyone know how?
>
> I have tried VirtualPC 2007, and it installs (after I install XML4), but
> it STILL does not support USB pass-thru devices, so is no good to me, so I
> need to revert to the faithful VMWare, however it gets to the end of the
> install, then rolls back...
>
> Arrgghh...[/color]

Josh wrote:[color=blue]
> does not support x64 as a host if i am not mistaken. Only x64 guests
>
> [url]http://www.vmware.com/products/server/features.html[/url]
>
> a.. Runs on any standard x86 hardware
> a.. Supports 64-bit guest operating systems, including Windows, Linux,
> and Solaris
>[/color]

VMware can run in X64 host, at least 64bit XP. I run vmware in my 64bit
XP for long time.
The 64 guest just can be run in selected CPU.

[url]http://www.vmware.com/support/ws55/doc/intro_hostreq_ws.html[/url]


VMware also can run in 32bit Vista (I use VMware workstation 5.5.3.
Vmware will prompt windows 6 is not supported, but it does not product
any problem) but not sure in 64bit Vista.


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Jacky Kwok
jacky@alumni_DOT_cuhk_DOT_edu_DOT_hk
jacky@compose_DOT_com_DOT_hk

Vista ain't done til VMWare don't run?

Huh, what do you know...

VMWare installs a number of 32bit drivers, since it's Vista 64bit that
you're trying to run it under that's your reason why it's failing. From
memory I think for all (kernel mode) drivers under 64bit windows have to be
signed by Microsoft, since VMWare is 32bit and the version of windows you're
using is 64bit you've got a slight issue there.

Your issues are:

* VMWare cannot install 32bit drivers into a 64bit os, they have to be 64bit
drivers.
* Drivers likely aren't signed.

Mark


"Mark Gillespie" <mark.gillespie******.com> wrote in message
news:op.tjd8ldmhj2q9yy@vistadesktop64.draytek...[color=blue]
> Anyone know how?
>
> I have tried VirtualPC 2007, and it installs (after I install XML4), but
> it STILL does not support USB pass-thru devices, so is no good to me, so I
> need to revert to the faithful VMWare, however it gets to the end of the
> install, then rolls back...
>
> Arrgghh...[/color]