Problem - 3D applications on Linux Host / Windows Guest
Posted: 21. Jan 2009, 21:34
Hello,
I have installed the full 2.1.0 version of Virtual Box on my OpenSuse 11.0 x86_64. I installed Windows XP on the virtual machine successfully.
Then I downloaded and installed my favorite 3D modeling program: Luxology Modo (you can get a trial version on www.luxology.com ). The moment I tried to run it - it crashes with a Send/Don't Send popular windows message.
I read here that a lot of guys have successfully installed and played some DirectX/OpenGL games through VirtualBox using its graphics acceleration features. Anyway with this OpenGL software (Modo) I can't get it running. What could be the problem?
My settings fot the virtual box are: 2GB RAM (of 4GB physical) and 128MB video memory (out of 128 available), i tried also with 64mb video - same result.
I also tried installing and running latest Blender inside virtualbox (yes, i know there is a Linux version too), just for the test. I can navigate in the 3D space of the program but when I try to go to the top menu - the program interface freezes and blender stops responding.
In both cases of these 2 programs - i have to restart the virtual Windows in order to clean its desktop because parts of the crashed/frozen programs stay on the screen and never go away.
Any ideas on how can I get Modo running inside VirtualBox?
2. Photoshop CS3/CS4 - they both install and run ok. Anyway the Color Proofing features in the menu don't work properly. I can't see the actual proof of color space because it never changes the colors as expected. Any ideas about that too?
I would really appreciate if someone can tell me how to use properly 3D applicaitons inside VirtualBox.
Thank you.
My hardware: Dual Xeon EM64T 2.8GHz, 4GB RAM, 160+500GB SATA disks, NVidia Quadro FX 560/128MB
OS: OpenSUSE 11.0 64-bit
P.S. I also tried 3D Studio MAX 2009. The 3d part of the interface looks broken and program is also unusable as other 3d programs mentioned. Another program I tried was OSGViewer. It makes 160fps but GLSL shaders don't work as expected.
I have installed the full 2.1.0 version of Virtual Box on my OpenSuse 11.0 x86_64. I installed Windows XP on the virtual machine successfully.
Then I downloaded and installed my favorite 3D modeling program: Luxology Modo (you can get a trial version on www.luxology.com ). The moment I tried to run it - it crashes with a Send/Don't Send popular windows message.
I read here that a lot of guys have successfully installed and played some DirectX/OpenGL games through VirtualBox using its graphics acceleration features. Anyway with this OpenGL software (Modo) I can't get it running. What could be the problem?
My settings fot the virtual box are: 2GB RAM (of 4GB physical) and 128MB video memory (out of 128 available), i tried also with 64mb video - same result.
I also tried installing and running latest Blender inside virtualbox (yes, i know there is a Linux version too), just for the test. I can navigate in the 3D space of the program but when I try to go to the top menu - the program interface freezes and blender stops responding.
In both cases of these 2 programs - i have to restart the virtual Windows in order to clean its desktop because parts of the crashed/frozen programs stay on the screen and never go away.
Any ideas on how can I get Modo running inside VirtualBox?
2. Photoshop CS3/CS4 - they both install and run ok. Anyway the Color Proofing features in the menu don't work properly. I can't see the actual proof of color space because it never changes the colors as expected. Any ideas about that too?
I would really appreciate if someone can tell me how to use properly 3D applicaitons inside VirtualBox.
Thank you.
My hardware: Dual Xeon EM64T 2.8GHz, 4GB RAM, 160+500GB SATA disks, NVidia Quadro FX 560/128MB
OS: OpenSUSE 11.0 64-bit
P.S. I also tried 3D Studio MAX 2009. The 3d part of the interface looks broken and program is also unusable as other 3d programs mentioned. Another program I tried was OSGViewer. It makes 160fps but GLSL shaders don't work as expected.