How to enable Dell drivers in Virtual Box for Ubuntu 9.04
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How to enable Dell drivers in Virtual Box for Ubuntu 9.04
I install Ubuntu in my Dell (RAM:1.5G, Processor:2.4 Mhz), and it is working wonderfull. Then I install the Virtual Box OSE to run the original XP of my Dell (using all the original media), but when I try of run the drivers cd, a error message appear saying that "Look like the machine is not a Dell, so this process is finish", or something like this.
Anyway, I can't finish my drivers XP installation.
Thanks in advance for your help.
JhonJ
Thanks a lot for your answer. Do you mean that I don't need the drivers and I can leave the Dell XP installed, to work in XP programas like Autocad, right?.
JhonJ
Yes, but I don't know whether it's in the terms of the license to run OEM XP inside a VM, even if it is on the hardware the COA is attached to. It's only a technicality, and there won't be anyone knocking on your door, but it's just something to be aware of.
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