64 bit Host can guest be 32 bit
64 bit Host can guest be 32 bit
As the subject states, can a 32 bit guest be on a 64 bit host, and if so, is there any performance hit, or other issues? Thank you.
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TerryE
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Yes, I use this every day.
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TerryE
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I am really not sure why I bother putting "Google your Q site:VirtualBox.org or search for the answer before posting". See: http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic. ... 0181#60181 for one little example. Basically the answer is no.
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come on terry, i'm sure you're not new to forums so must know that nobody bothers to searchTerryE wrote:I am really not sure why I bother putting "Google your Q site:VirtualBox.org or search for the answer before posting". See: http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic. ... 0181#60181 for one little example. Basically the answer is no.
and yes 64-bit hosts can run 32-bit guests perfectly with no performance impact, i do it all the time.