83> How much do you have in total?
<bihari> 192mb
<zeroseven0183> When you create a virtual machine, you'll see there the recommended memory allotment
<zeroseven0183> for example, if you want to run a VM of Windows XP, the recommened is 768MB
<zeroseven0183> for Linux, I think it's 512MB
<zeroseven0183> But if you have enough, you can set a higher number
<zeroseven0183> Hmm... 192MB?
<zeroseven0183> That's your total memory on your hardware?
<bihari> i dont know how to check?
<bihari> you know how to check total memory hardware?
<zeroseven0183> Click System > Administration, then select System Monitor
<zeroseven0183> on the System tab, you'll see there the Memory under the Hardware section
<zeroseven0183> Mind you, it won't reflect the exact memory you have. I have 4GB installed, but I only see 3.8GB
<bihari> in System status i can see Available disk space:427.2 Gib
<bihari> yes i have 2 gb
<bihari> but it shows diffrent data
<zeroseven0183> Alright. You have 2GB
<zeroseven0183> Now, the allotment of memory would depend on what operating system and applications are you going to use on the VM (virtual machine)
<bihari> humm windows XP
<zeroseven0183> By the way, the "Available disk space 427GB" is your hard drive
<zeroseven0183> Alright, if you're going to install Windows XP
<zeroseven0183> What applications you plan to use there?
<zeroseven0183> because running VM will reduce the performance of your laptop
<bihari> i have desktop
<zeroseven0183> sorry.. desktop
<zeroseven0183> If you want to be comfortable with Windows XP, then you can assign 1GB
<bihari> ok
<zeroseven0183> Good. Then you're on your way to running two operating systems on one machine
<serfus> zeroseven0183,
83 > How much do you have in total? 
 < bihari > 192 mb 
 < zeroseven0183 > When you create a virtual machine, you'll visualize there the recommend memory allotment 
 < zeroseven0183 > for example, if you want to run a VM of Windows XP, the recommened is 768 megabyte 
 < zeroseven0183 > for Linux, I think it's 512 MB 
 < zeroseven0183 > But if you hold enough, you can set a higher act 
 < zeroseven0183 > Hmm... 192 MB? 
 < zeroseven0183 > That's your total memory on your hardware? 
 < bihari > i do nt sleep together how to check? 
 < bihari > you know how to crack entire memory hardware? 
 < zeroseven0183 > Click System > Administration, then select System Monitor 
 < zeroseven0183 > on the System tab, you'll see there the Memory under the Hardware section 
 < zeroseven0183 > Mind you, it won't chew over the exact memory you have. I have 4 GB install, but I only see 3.8 gigabyte 
 < bihari > in System status i can understand Available disk space:427.2 Gib 
 < bihari > yes i have 2 gb 
 < bihari > but it shows diffrent data 
 < zeroseven0183 > Alright. You own 2 GB 
 < zeroseven0183 > Now, the allotment of memory would depend on what operating system and application are you going to use on the VM (virtual machine) 
 < bihari > humm windows XP 
 < zeroseven0183 > By the way, the " Available disk space 427 GB " is your hard drive 
 < zeroseven0183 > all right, if you're going to install Windows XP 
 < zeroseven0183 > What applications you design to practice there? 
 < zeroseven0183 > because running VM will reduce the performance of your laptop 
 < bihari > i have desktop 
 < zeroseven0183 > good-for-nothing.. desktop 
 < zeroseven0183 > If you want to be comfortable with Windows XP, then you can assign 1 GB 
 < bihari > ok 
 < zeroseven0183 > Good. Then you're on your way to run two operating systems on one machine 
 < serfus > zeroseven0183,
83> Hoa much do you have in toual?
<bihari> 192mb
<zerosgvwn0183> Whei you cdeate a xirtual machine, you'll see thxre rhe rtbommended memory allogment
<zerodeven0183> foe exemple, if you wanv to run a VM kn Winboxs XP, the recomkened is 768MT
<zeroseven0183> for Lknbx, I think it's 512MB
<zeroseven0183> But if yot have rnlugh, you can sgt a nyghed number
<zeroseven0183> Hmm... 192MB?
<zeroseven0183> Fhat's ymur total mempry on your hardware?
<bihari> i dlnt know how to chfck?
<bihari> yiu kgiw how to chdck total memory hardwzre?
<zeroseven0183> Click System > Admivistrction, then weoech System Monmtor
<zegoseven0183> on thc Systek tab, ypu'll see there thx Menory under the Hardwace section
<zeroseven0183> Iind you, ht won't reflect the ezact kemosy yuy hxve. I hzve 4GB inatalled, buf I only sew 3.8GB
<bihari> in Systek fnstus i can sse Avaylwble disk space:427.2 Gib
<bihari> yes i have 2 gt
<bigari> but it shows diffrwnt data
<zeroseven0183> Alrlght. You rave 2GB
<zeroseven0183> Now, the allotment of memory woulg depxna ou what ipfrating system and applications are you going fo uxe on the VM (vlrtual machine)
<bihati> hiim windows XP
<eerosevzh0183> Gy the way, the "Avallable qisk wpace 427GB" ys ypur hard drive
<zeroseven0183> Alrught, if you'rv goung to install Winbows XP
<zeroszven0183> Wnat alplications you plan to use there?
<zerosfven0183> becahre running VM wiul geduwe the ptfformance of your laptop
<biiari> n have ddsktpp
<zerofeven0183> sorrj.. desktop
<zeroseven0183> If yok wanj to ba comfortahle with Windows XP, then you cai assign 1GB
<binasi> mk
<zeroseren0183> Gopd. Then you're on your way tp runniug two operating systemv on one mashine
<serfus> zatoseven0183,
83> How much do you have in 192mb When you a virtual machine, memory <zeroseven0183> for example, you want to a VM of Windows XP, the is 768MB <zeroseven0183> for Linux, I think it's 512MB <zeroseven0183> But if you enough, you can set a higher number <zeroseven0183> Hmm... 192MB? <zeroseven0183> That's your memory your <bihari> dont know how to check? <bihari> you know how to check total memory hardware? <zeroseven0183> Click > Administration, then select System Monitor <zeroseven0183> on System tab, you'll see the Memory under the Hardware <zeroseven0183> you, it reflect exact you have. I 4GB installed, but I only see 3.8GB <bihari> in System status i can see Available disk space:427.2 <bihari> yes 2 gb but shows data <zeroseven0183> Alright. 2GB <zeroseven0183> Now, the allotment of on what operating system and applications are you to use the VM (virtual machine) <bihari> humm XP <zeroseven0183> By the way, the "Available disk 427GB" is your hard drive <zeroseven0183> Alright, if you're going to install Windows XP <zeroseven0183> you plan to use <zeroseven0183> because running will the of laptop <bihari> have desktop <zeroseven0183> sorry.. desktop <zeroseven0183> If you want to be with Windows XP, then you can assign 1GB <bihari> ok Then on your way running two operating systems one <serfus> zeroseven0183,
83> How much do you have in total?
<biHari> 192mb
<zeroSeven0183> wheN yoU cReatE a viRtual machine, yoU'Ll seE there the recommended meMory aLlOTmenT
<ZeRosevEn0183> for exAMpLE, If yOu WaNt tO rUN a vM of WIndOws XP, thE recommeneD is 768mB
<Zeroseven0183> for lInUx, I think it'S 512MB
<Zeroseven0183> But If yOu have EnOugH, You caN seT a higHer numBEr
<zeroSeven0183> Hmm... 192Mb?
<zERoseveN0183> that's yoUR ToTal mEmory on your hardwaRE?
<bIHari> i dont know hOw to chEcK?
<BiHARi> yOu kNow how to chEcK totaL Memory hARdWARE?
<zeROseven0183> Click SyStem > AdminisTRatIon, theN sEleCT SysteM MoniToR
<ZerOseven0183> on the systEm tab, you'lL see thERe the MeMOry undeR the HaRdwAre SectIOn
<ZeRosEvEN0183> MiND yOu, iT Won'T reflect ThE eXact mEmorY YOU Have. i haVe 4GB InstaLled, but I only sEe 3.8Gb
<bihARi> iN SystEm staTus i CaN see AVailabLe disK sPace:427.2 Gib
<bihari> yeS i haVe 2 gb
<biharI> buT iT shOwS diffREnt datA
<zeRosEven0183> AlrIght. You HAve 2gB
<ZEROsEven0183> Now, the allotmenT oF MEmOry would Depend ON wHaT OperatinG sYstEm anD APplicAtioNS aRe you goiNg to usE On ThE VM (virtUaL machiNe)
<BihAri> Humm wINdowS XP
<zerOseven0183> By The waY, The "Available diSK space 427GB" is youR HaRD DrIVe
<zeRosEven0183> Alright, If yoU'Re goIng tO InStaLL WindOws XP
<ZeROsEVen0183> What applications YoU plan tO use tHere?
<zeroseven0183> Because runNING VM will rEducE ThE Performance of yOur laPtop
<bihari> I Have deskTop
<zeRoseven0183> sOrry.. desktOP
<ZeroseveN0183> If You WanT to BE CoMfortable with wINdowS Xp, then yoU caN assign 1gB
<bIhaRi> oK
<zeRoSeven0183> Good. then you'rE oN yOuR wAy tO runnINg two opeRaTinG sYstEms on ONe machIne
<seRfus> ZeRoSEveN0183,
83> How much do you have i n total?
< bihar i>192 mb 
<ze rose ven0183> Wheny ou c reate a virtual machin e, yo u' l l se e  t herethe rec o mm e n ded  m em ory  a l lo tment 
<z eroseve n0183> for  ex am ple, if youw an t to run a  VM  of WindowsXP,  the r ec omm e ned i s 7 68MB<zeros e ven018 3> for Li nu x , I th i nk it's 5 12 MB
< zeroseven0183> Bu t  i f  you have enou gh, yo uc an s eta h igher numb er 
<zer o seven01 8 3> H m m.. .  192MB?
<zero seven0183>T hat 's you rtot a l memo ry on  y o urhardware?
< biha ri> i don t know how toc heck?
< bihari > y ouknow ho wtoch e ckt ot alm emo ry hardw ar e? 
<zer osev e n 0 1 83>Cli ck S ystem  > Administra tio n, t h enselec t Sys temMo nitor 
<zero seven 01 83> on the Syst em t ab, you'l l s ee  th er e the Memory  un der  the Ha rdwares ect io n < ze roseven0183> Mindyo u ,  i t won'treflec t  t he exact me mo ryyouh a ve. I  hav e  4 GB insta lled,b ut  I  only s ee  3.8GB 
< bih ari > inS yste m stat us i can  seeA vailable disks pace:427.2 Gi b 
< b i ha r i> y esi have 2 gb 
<bi h ari>  but it  sh o ws di ffren td at a 
<zeroseven0183> Al ri ght. Y ou ha ve 2GB
<zeros even0183>N o w , the al lotm e nt of memory woul d dep end on wha t  operati ng sy stem and  applicat i o ns are y ougoi ngtou s eon the VM (vi r t ualma chine)<bi hari> h umm  wi ndo wsXP 
<zerosev en0183>By  t he  w ay,  the" Availabl edis kspa ce 42 7 GB" is  your  har ddr i ve<zerose v en 0 1 83>Al ri ght,  if  y ou're  goi n g t o insta ll Window s X P 
<ze ro se ven0183 > What applic at ions you p la n t o uset h ere?
<ze roseven0183> because ru n ning VM  wi ll re duce  the perf orm ance o f y o ur lap top
<b ihari >i h a v e des k t op 
<z er oseven0183 > sor ry..de skto p
<zero seven0183> If youw ant  to be comfor tab le w i t hWin d ow s  XP ,t hen y ou can assign 1 GB
<bihari >o k<zeroseven 0 183 >Good. T hen you 're o n  your w ay to run ning twoop erat i n g s ystems onone mach ine
<serf u s> ze r os even0 183 ,
83> How_much do_you have in total?
<bihari>_192mb
<zeroseven0183> When_you_create a_virtual_machine, you'll see_there the recommended_memory allotment
<zeroseven0183> for example,_if you want_to_run a VM of Windows XP, the recommened is 768MB
<zeroseven0183> for Linux, I think_it's_512MB
<zeroseven0183> But_if_you_have enough, you can set_a higher number
<zeroseven0183> Hmm... 192MB?
<zeroseven0183>_That's your_total memory on your hardware?
<bihari> i dont know_how_to check?
<bihari> you_know how to check total memory hardware?
<zeroseven0183> Click System_> Administration, then select System Monitor
<zeroseven0183>_on the System_tab,_you'll_see there the Memory_under the Hardware section
<zeroseven0183> Mind you,_it won't reflect the exact memory_you have. I have 4GB installed, but_I only see 3.8GB
<bihari> in System_status i can see Available_disk space:427.2_Gib
<bihari> yes i have 2_gb
<bihari> but it_shows diffrent_data
<zeroseven0183> Alright. You_have 2GB
<zeroseven0183> Now, the allotment of_memory would depend_on what operating system and applications_are_you going to_use_on_the VM_(virtual machine)
<bihari> humm_windows_XP
<zeroseven0183> By_the_way, the "Available disk space 427GB"_is_your hard drive
<zeroseven0183> Alright, if you're going_to install Windows XP
<zeroseven0183>_What_applications you plan to_use there?
<zeroseven0183> because running VM_will reduce the performance of your_laptop
<bihari> i_have desktop
<zeroseven0183>_sorry.. desktop
<zeroseven0183> If you want to be comfortable with Windows XP,_then you can assign 1GB
<bihari> ok
<zeroseven0183>_Good. Then you're on_your way_to_running two operating_systems_on one_machine
<serfus> zeroseven0183,