It may be that no one here is able to comment, but are there any projections for when we can expect guest additions and support for multiple CPUs on Mac OS X Server guests to be added? Being able to extend multiple CPUs would definitely help performance.
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Roadmap for multiple CPUs and Guest Additions
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Re: Roadmap for multiple CPUs and Guest Additions
Sorry. There has never been and as far as I know never will be a roadmap for projects.
I know they are working on these issues, but it is very delicate work and they will release it as soon as they are sure it will not trash your system.
Add to that if you are not running on MAC hardware it more than likely will never work. Please read http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=31104
I know they are working on these issues, but it is very delicate work and they will release it as soon as they are sure it will not trash your system.
Add to that if you are not running on MAC hardware it more than likely will never work. Please read http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=31104
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Re: Roadmap for multiple CPUs and Guest Additions
Thanks, I just figured I'd ask. I know I'll get it when it's stable and that's fine with me . Yes I know non-macs are unsupported, I run Virtualbox on both Mac and Windows hosts, the primary one of which is Windows (hence Windows being selected in my profile).
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Re: Roadmap for multiple CPUs and Guest Additions
Keep up the good work by the way. Virtualbox rocks the socks off VMWare. The $0 price tag for end users is also a nice bonus.