I think I will try vmware, now.

Thankyou all
Francisco


Tom Deutschman wrote:

>On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 10:26:50 -0800, Dan Devine wrote:
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>>>I have tried wine and bochs, but no success.
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>>If I had this (MPLAB and perhaps AutoCAD on Linux), I'd be able to
>>reformat my only Windows machine and move away from MS forever! ...
>> I'm
>>already using Eagle on Linux, the only reason I keep windows around
>>is
>>for MPLAB.
>>
>>DD
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>You might want to download a trial copy (45-days) of VMWare
>Workstation 4.0. There are two flavors, one for a Linux Host and one
>for a Windows host. I'm currently using the Windows host version with
>RedHat 9 as my guest operating system. In Linux (guest os) , I'm using
>the GNU tools to cross-compile code for the ARM7. I can then invoke
>ddd with arm-elf-gdb as my debugger and connect to my Chameleon JTAG
>pod through LPT1 (assigned to the virtual machine) and download code,
>single-step, etc. My point is that the virtual machines are done so
>well that programs executing in the guest OS should have no problem
>using hardware ports such as serial, parallel, USB, etc.
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>You could use Linux as your host and install XP (or other MS OS) as
>your guest OS and then run Autocad or mplab. Programmer's Paradise is
>running a special on VMWare right now.
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>Tom
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