For everything else, it is true.
Dynamips @ windows required additional gadgets
(cynwill ? )that is only available with 32 bit, the
last time I look.
I will have some new hw with vista: I will config.
dynamips-64 and let ya all know...
lP
--- joshua lauer <jslauer@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
unix is not the only option for 64 bit computing:
You can use windows 64 bit (which I use) or Vista
ultimate 64 bit (which I
also have working) or server 2003 which works good
as well. all will address
RAM above 3GB. Personally I like windows XP 64 bit
which I have in one
machine 8GB worth of memory. I have run up to 16
instances with no problems
and had more than enough room for more.
Josh
CCIE 16024
----- Original Message -----
From: "Loc Pham" <ccie17030@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "shank shank" <shankshink@xxxxxxxxx>; "CCIE
Group"
<ccielab@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2007 1:30 PM
Subject: Re: Dynamips and Vista
> I think it not available yet ( 64 bits ) .
> Unix is the only option for 64 bits ...
> HTH,
> lP
> --- shank shank <shankshink@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> does anyone know if dynamips will work with
Windows
>> VISTA? how does that
>> effect teh memory recommended for the system? i
know
>> vista need 1GB of RAM and
>> the recommended Ram for dynamips is 2GB. does
that
>> mean we need 3Gb of RAM to
>> have a decent performance on system running with
>> vista? please advise. thanks,
>>
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