Je suis un nouvel arrivant ds le monde mac et en suis extremement satisfait,
j'ai fais l'acquisition d'un MBP derniére génération, et pour des raisons
professionnel, je dois y installer un windows xp.......pour l'utilisation de
publisher, éventuellement office 2007, open office, solidworks (cao
mécanique en 3d) , et cao électronique. Et pour le plaisir peut etre des
jeux mais c vraiment pas important.
Parmis parallels desktop ou fusion, lequel me conseillerez vous? Quel serait
le meilleur, le plus stable pour mes besoins?
Est-il possible de récupérer une image disque de parallels pour l'utiliser avec fusion ? Merci !... :-)
Hubert Roussel
Bonsoir,
Est-il possible de récupérer une image disque de parallels pour l'utiliser avec fusion ? Merci !... :-) je viens de trouver ça, je vous laisse le soin de le traduire, vous
ferez cela beaucoup mieux que moi :
Parallels to VMWare disk image conversion Jul 13 · by Jeff · 2 Comments · Share This Ive gotten a few questions regarding my Switch to VMWare Fusion post - namely, how do you go about converting your existing Parallels virtual disk so itll run inside VMWare Fusion.
Unexpected answer - VMWare Converter. This free tool is designed to convert a physical machine into a VMWare format virtual machine. Nothing says you cant have it convert a virtual machine, usually, it just doesnt make much sense.
Youll need to either install VMWare converter inside your Parallels VM or do a remote connection to it, set a few configuration options and then letr rip. Hope youve got some extra hard drive space, youll need room to store the additional copy of your virtual hard drive while the conversion is being performed. Enjoy.
UPDATE: VMWare has some detailed instructions on this process in their forums
2 Responses to Parallels to VMWare disk image conversion
Jonathan Ragan-Kelley July 15th, 2007 As an addendum, I can say from experience that this is somewhat less than ideal. My creaky Parallels XP install became a creaky VMware image, with broken activation thanks to changes in the virtual hardware. Your mileage may vary.
Bonsoir,
Est-il possible de récupérer une image disque de parallels pour
l'utiliser avec fusion ?
Merci !... :-)
je viens de trouver ça, je vous laisse le soin de le traduire, vous
ferez cela beaucoup mieux que moi :
Parallels to VMWare disk image conversion
Jul 13 · by Jeff · 2 Comments · Share This
Ive gotten a few questions regarding my Switch to VMWare Fusion post -
namely, how do you go about converting your existing Parallels virtual
disk so itll run inside VMWare Fusion.
Unexpected answer - VMWare Converter. This free tool is designed to
convert a physical machine into a VMWare format virtual machine. Nothing
says you cant have it convert a virtual machine, usually, it just
doesnt make much sense.
Youll need to either install VMWare converter inside your Parallels VM
or do a remote connection to it, set a few configuration options and
then letr rip. Hope youve got some extra hard drive space, youll need
room to store the additional copy of your virtual hard drive while the
conversion is being performed. Enjoy.
UPDATE: VMWare has some detailed instructions on this process in their
forums
2 Responses to Parallels to VMWare disk image conversion
Jonathan Ragan-Kelley July 15th, 2007
As an addendum, I can say from experience that this is somewhat less
than ideal. My creaky Parallels XP install became a creaky VMware image,
with broken activation thanks to changes in the virtual hardware. Your
mileage may vary.
Est-il possible de récupérer une image disque de parallels pour l'utiliser avec fusion ? Merci !... :-) je viens de trouver ça, je vous laisse le soin de le traduire, vous
ferez cela beaucoup mieux que moi :
Parallels to VMWare disk image conversion Jul 13 · by Jeff · 2 Comments · Share This Ive gotten a few questions regarding my Switch to VMWare Fusion post - namely, how do you go about converting your existing Parallels virtual disk so itll run inside VMWare Fusion.
Unexpected answer - VMWare Converter. This free tool is designed to convert a physical machine into a VMWare format virtual machine. Nothing says you cant have it convert a virtual machine, usually, it just doesnt make much sense.
Youll need to either install VMWare converter inside your Parallels VM or do a remote connection to it, set a few configuration options and then letr rip. Hope youve got some extra hard drive space, youll need room to store the additional copy of your virtual hard drive while the conversion is being performed. Enjoy.
UPDATE: VMWare has some detailed instructions on this process in their forums
2 Responses to Parallels to VMWare disk image conversion
Jonathan Ragan-Kelley July 15th, 2007 As an addendum, I can say from experience that this is somewhat less than ideal. My creaky Parallels XP install became a creaky VMware image, with broken activation thanks to changes in the virtual hardware. Your mileage may vary.
