TOPIC: ubuntu, redhat

kjshoot2ill wrote:

robert 69 wrote:

kjshoot2ill wrote: ^
ilang memory allocation master?

ako po ba? 512mb lang po

bale ung 64bit fedora pag ginawa ko 64bit ung vm ware ko eto ponalabas---> The buslogic SCSI adapter is not supported for 64-bit guests in this release. Please consult the documentation for the appropriate type of SCSI adapter to use with 64-bit guests.
Failed to configure virtual device scsi0.

nga po pala amd po box ko dualcore po with 4gb of ram

baka sa selection ng HDD to master
try mo ide if gagana ba (sensya di ko kabisado ang UI ng vmware)

nagawa ko na po before physical drive ayaw talga..palagay ko di na suported ung vmware na gamit ko

robert 69 wrote:

kjshoot2ill wrote:

robert 69 wrote:

kjshoot2ill wrote: ^
ilang memory allocation master?

ako po ba? 512mb lang po

bale ung 64bit fedora pag ginawa ko 64bit ung vm ware ko eto ponalabas---> The buslogic SCSI adapter is not supported for 64-bit guests in this release. Please consult the documentation for the appropriate type of SCSI adapter to use with 64-bit guests.
Failed to configure virtual device scsi0.

nga po pala amd po box ko dualcore po with 4gb of ram

baka sa selection ng HDD to master
try mo ide if gagana ba (sensya di ko kabisado ang UI ng vmware)

nagawa ko na po before physical drive ayaw talga..palagay ko di na suported ung vmware na gamit ko

anong version?
anong vmware?

na try ko dati ubuntu desktop 12.04lts sa vmware workstation 7..so far successful naman sa installation...binura ko nalang yung image kasi na eengganyo ako sa puppy linux...may ibang derivatives sa forum nila aside from website

@robert

try mo to: kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/sea...C&externalId=2011162

@kjshoot2ill

nagtry din ako kagabi install ng ubuntu 12 lts..after mainstall, testing then removed ko rin kagad.di ko kasi type.hehehe.

incubus14 wrote: @kjshoot2ill

nagtry din ako kagabi install ng ubuntu 12 lts..after mainstall, testing then removed ko rin kagad.di ko kasi type.hehehe.

hehehehe...dahil siguro sa gui noh?..^____^
praktisin ko muna yung puppy linux

eto yung plan ko atom+2gb mems+usb (eto silbing hdd ng puppy linux)
nghahanap kasi ako ng di gaanong mabigat na linux OS

kjshoot2ill wrote:

incubus14 wrote: @kjshoot2ill

nagtry din ako kagabi install ng ubuntu 12 lts..after mainstall, testing then removed ko rin kagad.di ko kasi type.hehehe.

hehehehe...dahil siguro sa gui noh?..^____^
praktisin ko muna yung puppy linux

eto yung plan ko atom+2gb mems+usb (eto silbing hdd ng puppy linux)
nghahanap kasi ako ng di gaanong mabigat na linux OS

DSL (Damn Small Linux): www.damnsmalllinux.org/

:)

incubus14 wrote:

kjshoot2ill wrote:

incubus14 wrote: @kjshoot2ill

nagtry din ako kagabi install ng ubuntu 12 lts..after mainstall, testing then removed ko rin kagad.di ko kasi type.hehehe.

hehehehe...dahil siguro sa gui noh?..^____^
praktisin ko muna yung puppy linux

eto yung plan ko atom+2gb mems+usb (eto silbing hdd ng puppy linux)
nghahanap kasi ako ng di gaanong mabigat na linux OS

DSL (Damn Small Linux): www.damnsmalllinux.org/

:)

nakita ko rin yan..di ko pa na try yan...^____^
so far para sa akin ok ang puppy linux..
if gusto mgwindows games, rdesktop nalang sa windows...ehehehe

version 6 po gamit ko eh..malamang need ko vmware 8...sa mga old version ng linux ok naman po ,un po gamit ko currently...pero sa latest release na ubuntu server ayaw mainstall..hang lang sa blank screen lang,,,even fedora 17 ayaw ma install at wala po sa option ng vmware si fedora kaya i choose linux/otherlinux64bit...kaso ayaw din...update ko na lng siguro vmware ko,

robert 69 wrote: version 6 po gamit ko eh..malamang need ko vmware 8...sa mga old version ng linux ok naman po ,un po gamit ko currently...pero sa latest release na ubuntu server ayaw mainstall..hang lang sa blank screen lang,,,even fedora 17 ayaw ma install at wala po sa option ng vmware si fedora kaya i choose linux/otherlinux64bit...kaso ayaw din...update ko na lng siguro vmware ko,

try mo nalang sir virtualbox para opensource naka gpl license

www.virtualbox.org

cafefendot wrote: NOOB question

which one is better?

can either be configured for use at lanshops?

In my humble opinion (IMHO).

Ubuntu - as a desktop; Pero ok din ito as a server.

Redhat - for server applications. Sa mga big companies. Meron bayad ang RedHat. Like licensing.