- #WINDOWS XP ISO IMAGE DOWNLOAD FOR VIRTUALBOX VS VMWARE INSTALL#
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#WINDOWS XP ISO IMAGE DOWNLOAD FOR VIRTUALBOX VS VMWARE DRIVERS#
Only this time when it boots the first time it goes to the process of loading the drivers and spits out all kinds of garbage about how it missed the interrupt and has to increase latency to compensate.Īll this after waiting a good 5 min for udev to time out right off the bat. In fact it's my de-facto go-to for "*" builds. I did try a couple different releases of Elastix along the way as I've had good luck with that distro in the past. Like I said I've been trying to compile from source and haven't found that 'silver bullet' yet. Linux pbx.local 2.6.18-194.26.1.el5 #1 SMP Tue Nov 9 12:54: i686 i686 i386 GNU/LinuxĬlick to expand.Right ?! You're not kidding there! PIAF was definitely NOT my first choice.
#WINDOWS XP ISO IMAGE DOWNLOAD FOR VIRTUALBOX VS VMWARE INSTALL#
Select the Unpartitioned space (10 GB) to install Windows XPĪ problem as been detected and windows. VB is commanding nearly 100% of the CPU durring install (Intel Core on Tyan server MoBo) VM Starts up at this point and the Windows Install begins:Ī quick look at the processor load from a Linux Terminal Window reveals the following: Accept default of "Host Drive ASUS DRW-2014L1T (hda) Here I select the VM "Win" and press Start I assign 1024MB of memory (Host machine is running 4GB)ĭefault location of /root/VirtualBox VMs/Win/Win.vdi VirtualBox loads as expected so I proceed by clicking: Asterisk is runing, PRI cards are stable, FreePBX is working, and I have a GUI Desktop.ĭownloaded the CentOS 5 rpm from :
#WINDOWS XP ISO IMAGE DOWNLOAD FOR VIRTUALBOX VS VMWARE UPDATE#
#yum update -y yum groupinstall "X Windows System" -y yum groupinstall "GNOME Desktop Environment" After the PBX In A Flash installation completed I did: LabView execution environment installed on the VM. A virtualization environment using Linux as the hostĥ. A stable build of Asterisk/Dahdi(Zaptel)/FreePBXģ. I need five things to make this work properly.ġ. I want to do some work with LabView and manipulate a shared directory in CentOS/Asterisk where I can drop '.call' files to cause Asterisk to place calls automatically using LabView as a scripting engine of sorts (there are reasons I prefer not to do this with a shell script in Linux). I was always having issues with the PRI cards (Digium TE122Ps) loading properly. I did the PBX In A Flash build because my previous attemps of building from scratch and compiling from source never quite yeilded a bug-free install. Starting from when Dinosaurs Walked The Earth!īegan with a base install of PBX In A Flash (which uses a combination of CentOS 5.5, Asterisk 1.6, Dahdi 2.4.0+2.4.0, Libpri 1.4 and FreePBX 2.6) to set up a base bones open source PBX. So, any links? or alternatively anyone here willing to do me a baseline VB build of XP and link me up via FTP? Does not need to be registered/activiated. I'm NOT looking to pirate Windows XP (there are better OS's out there for that )!!!
#WINDOWS XP ISO IMAGE DOWNLOAD FOR VIRTUALBOX VS VMWARE REGISTRATION#
I have my own Retail registration key TYVM.Īnd for anyone who missed that the first time. vdi image of a Windows XP install that I could possibly register/activate myself. My postulation is it has something to do with the Digium PRI cards I'm running with Asterisk not agreeing with the VB drivers/kernel modules somehow.Īnyway, I want to test this a little further and am on the hunt for a downloadable.
So far all of my build attempts using my own copy of WinXP haved ended with a BSOD and I can't figure out why. I have Oracle Virtualbox running on Centos 5.5 and need to get Windows XP up and running in a VM to do some stuff with LabView on this machine.
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