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Old 04/07/09, 01:33
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With regards to Vmware workstation I want to understand the amount of memory I would need to run say 4 virtual machines, any ideas?
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That would depend on what OS's you are planning to run on these VM's
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Actually.. Theres a license file for VMware workstation. And with that licensed copy.. you can make as many virtual machines as you want. As long as you have the RAM and hard drive space to hold them on your own computer.
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