Does Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 support Solaris 10 as a guess?
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Yes it supports.\n\nhttp://www.mcse.ms/archive235-2005-6-1689640.html
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you installed virtual memory? Are you sure?
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go sunmicrosystems , find what java do u want
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here is a list of different windows emulators you can try.\nalso on this page is vpc helper it says that it is a utility thats designed to increase the performance Virtual PC.
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SUN SOLARIS.\n\nI can not answer the reason - sorry.
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Howdy,\n\nI would double check your Java JRE installation.  It is possible that you have Microsoft Java VM installed on your computer instead of Sun Java.  The best solution in this would be to download and reinstall Java.  It's completely painless. :O)\n\nhttp://www.java.com\n\nHappy Trails!
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yep\n\nU need to download an older version, Ure trying to run the latest version on a non XP SP2 machine
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Try Ubuntu, a free, Debian derived Linux-based operating system, available with both community and professional support.\n\nIt is suitable for both desktop and server use and supports PC (Intel x86), 64-bit PC (AMD64) and PowerPC (Apple iBook and Powerbook, G4 and G5) architectures.\n\nhttp://www.ubuntu.com
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Consider using Solaris, which is a superset (union)\nof both.\n\nIt's free, it's open source, and it's available for\nboth SPARC and x86 machines.
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Running on Windows, VMWare Player is free version of VMWare that hanldes exactly what you want.\n\nAnd you can have more than one virtual "machine" at a time.
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/evaluation/whyupgrade/win2k/w2ktows03-2.mspx\n\nhere's the official whitepaper
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Hi Many of my friends had the same issue so follow these steps and you will do fine!\n\n► Install the latest Java Virtual Machine\nMost likely, all you need to do is download the latest version of Java from java.com. This is a free download and will only take a few minutes, depending on your connection speed.\n\n► Ensure that your browser is using the correct Java VM\n\n► If you've recently visited java.com to get the latest version of Java, and are still having problems, then your browser may still be configured to use the default Java virtual machine, rather than the one from Sun Microsystems.\n\n► ► Windows users\n1. Close all browser windows.\n2. Open the Windows control panel.\n* Windows 2000: Start -> Settings -> Control Panel.\n          * Windows XP: Start -> Control Panel.\n3. Select "Java Plug-In".\n* Windows XP: You might need to select "Switch to classic view" or "Other Control Panel Options" to access this option.\nIf you cannot locate the "Java Plug-In" option in the control panel, you probably don't have the latest version of Java installed properly.\n4. Select the "browser" tab.\n5. Ensure that the checkbox next to your browser is checked. If it is not checked, check the box and select "apply." Then try playing Kingdoms of Arcania again. If the checkbox was already checked, the continue reading.\n\nThats it!\n\nI had this problem like 5 minutes ago :)
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it is the time to try Linux :) Suse 10.0 is super
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Go to tools/internet options/advanced,   and take the 3 check marks out of "Microsoft VM"(Java)/apply/ok,   then  Tools / internet options/ advanced -\nCheck  "enable third party browser extensions" \n (requires a "MUST"  immediate restart)      ......   Then download java.sun and  Install the latest version of sun Java.\n\nDownload Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 5.0:= http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp\n  = http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp\n\n   then go to tools/internet options/ advanced, and put a check mark in Java(sun)/ apply/ ok/ok/ restart.   (Don't overlook both restarts) .  ......  . .   Also go to:    tools/internet options/security/custom level/Java permissions/high or medium safety/ok/yes/ok
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That's Fine Choice... win 2000 will run comfortabally..... and why do you use Windows 2000 i know it's easy handling servers Since Microsoft has already released windows 2003 Server which is quite similar to windows Xp with windows 2000 Features and many more!
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From the browser select Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced tab.  Scroll down the settings list until you see Microsoft VM, then select either the following tick boxes:  Java console enabled (requires restart); Java logging enabled; JIT complier for virtual machine (requires restart).\nPress ok.
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Someone else pointed to a version of "tar", and I'll\npoint to the one from Open Solaris; see the reference.\n\nThe most important thing to understand with regard\nto tar is the format of the header, so look for\n"union tblock" at the "archive" manual page at\nthe second reference.\n\nI'm curious, though, why you want to create your own\nversion.  Would it be possible to implement some kind\nof filter "in front of" or "behind" tar to perform\nwhatever custom processing you intend to put in your\nown version of tar?  Rather than:\n\n    tar cvf outputfile list_of_inputs\n\nreplace it with:\n\n    tar cvf - list_of_intputs | some_filter > outputfile\n\nJust a thought.