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Parallels and VMWare are not emulators, but merely virtualizers. All they do is run x86 code natively on x86 processors. ...

I'm trying to install Quickbooks into my VPC7 and it's giving me the "error report" and won't let me..... Always something with VPC. Was checking out VMWare but it looks to be Intel only, same as Parallel. ...

They had worked with Microsoft (bundling OSs etc.) for a couple of years before that, MS needed a virtual machine solution (the PC version of VirtualPC) and MS probably paid a good price. I don't really think Connectix knew Apple would go intel anymore than anyone else outside of intel/Apple did. But I guess it's all for the better. :) ... Parallels has a really good...

That works with Parallels as well, ScottW. But yes, VMware's version has yet to see a public beta on the Mac.

Is VMware for Mac out on Beta yet? ...

whats better?

I installed WinXP under a partition created with BootCamp 1.02, is there a way to use Parallels or VMWare or any other program to to run WinXP at the same time as Mac OS X without creating a "Virtual Machine" and just using the partition created with BootCamp? ...

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I google'd around trying to find a solution for a problem, which is: how to use virtualization software available for OS X when you don't want to create virtual disk rather - you'd like to use physical, real HDD attached to your Intel-based Mac by USB of Firewire? See the difference? Start a virtual system from a real drive with proper Windows on it... Just rip-off disk from...

Most people do this with VMware or PearPC. AFAIK, there's no marketed product specifically for emulating a Mac on a PC. ...