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I have installed Linux with KVM in my machine.But when i gave "kvm-ok" command in the terminal,it showed "Your CPU doesnot support KVM extensions".
When i checked again,came to know CPU doesn't have VT extensions and hence doesn't support KVM.Does it stop me from running my goolge tv emulator? Or do i need to strictly go for CPU with KVM support?
YES.
Google TV emulation is not currently supported on Linux workstations
that do not have KVM, nor is it currently supported on Windows and
Macintosh platforms.
https://code.google.com/tv/android/docs/gtv_emulator.html
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I have installed and configured avahi-daemon and samba on Centos 6.6 and it's working when I am testing it from an Ubuntu machine. e.g.: ping myhostname.local or smb://myhostname.local
However, when I try from a windows machine, neither samba works nor I can ping it via ping myhostname
Can anyone please explain me the possible difference between what Windows does and what Ubuntu does.
Besides, it would be great if Windows could list my server when browsing network, but I don't know if I should enable something like a broadcast or just normal configuration is adequate.
Thanks a log in advance.
I've just post an answer to the same question on serverfault:
https://serverfault.com/questions/711619/centos-7-avahi-doesnt-resolve-from-windows-machines
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the question is rather simple but I cannot hunt down the answer . I have an Ubuntu 14.04 LTS running on a vmware . For some testing purpose I need to launch another Ubuntu 14.04 LTS iso . I would like to know if I can use the same existing ISO i have for my older vmware install or will it screw up my old install ?
Using the existing ISO should be fine. Think of it like installing Ubuntu on 2 different computers with the same installation CD.
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hi there is no linux device driver library available on my LInux OS in the folder /usr/src/kernels.Can I add or load it ,if yes how to dothat .i need it for device driver develoment.
thanks
You need the kernel headers to compile modules/drivers.
On Fedora, you can use the following command
yum install kernel-devel
On Ubuntu, you can use the following command
sudo aptitude install linux-headers-`uname -r`
Or you can also get the entire kernel source/headers from kernel.org
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Is it possible to have Windows 7, Snow Leopard and Ubuntu on the same PC?
Note that i have an Acer 5742 (i5 CPU 480M 2.67 GHz, RAM 3GB, HD 750GB).
Ubuntu and win7 can run on your machine, but installing OS X on normal pc is illegal as you should just install on MACs. Other hand, if you really need mac to see performance you need to use efi (http://refit.sourceforge.net/) on Intel architecture. And you need to do lot of things manually (i.e. setting up CPU speed etc..). After installing EFI you would be able to install MAC but after you can have driver problems as well.
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I am using windows XP, I created a virtual machine using VMware player and installed Ubuntu in it.
I want to have a shared folder between windows and my virtual machine, so I installed VMware tools, enabled the shared folders and named them. However, when I am on ubuntu, I don't see the link... I tried several time, re-install VMware tools and updated my VMware player but it's still not working...
Does anybody already had this problem?
Versions I am using: VMware player 3.1.2, Ubuntu 11.04, VMware tools 8.4.4
Two links that might help:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/how-to-share-folders-with-your-ubuntu-virtual-machine-guest/
http://www.sysprobs.com/install-vmware-tools-manually-ubuntu-11-04-vmware-shared-folders