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Hi, Richard:
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#1. VMWare runs only on x86 platforms, and creates x86 virtual
machines. The same holds true for Sun's Virtual Box, and Microsoft's
Virtual PC (which only runs on Windows platforms).
#2. there is no (longer any currently supported) version of Windows that
runs on the PowerPC hardware platform.
In theory, you could run Windows under QEMU running on Linux on iSeries,
but that may be too slow for real "production" workloads, due to the
overhead of emulating the x86 architecture on a different hardware
architecture (PowerPC) in software.
Hope that helps,
Mark S. Waterbury
> On 10/27/2010 11:18 AM, Richard Schoen wrote:
Better yet, how about Vmware on iSeries Linux running Windows ?
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