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Hyper-V and Visual Studio 2008 SP1: So I wanted to post a little bit about my adventure with Visual Studio 2008 SP1 . I have a virtual machine that has Visual Studio 2008 installed on it. But it only has about 2 GB of free hard drive space on it. So when I went to install Read More...
Posted 19 August 08 06:00 by Tom | 8 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, IIS, .NET, Microsoft, Hyper-V
Hyper-V continued: Just wanted to give a brief update on using Hyper-V. I can’t seem to find a reason to not use it. Right now I can run all my different machines, at any time and when needed, and do everything I need to do for work. I can also keep things Read More...
Posted 25 July 08 06:00 by Tom | 6 Comments
Filed under Microsoft, Hyper-V
Hyper-V part 2: So I have installed a few different Virtual Machines(VMs) for Hyper-V and I am really liking it so far. I was very happy to see that I could create a new VM and point it to an existing .vhd file that I had used with Virtual PC or Virtual Server Read More...
Posted 05 June 08 09:58 by Tom | 6 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Debugging, Hyper-V
Hyper-V part 1: So I have begun working with Hyper-V, see my previous post here . And it is really quiet an easy experience so far. I have been able to install a few OS’s from the CD’s without any problems at all. I have even used our network boot option Read More...
Posted 03 June 08 02:29 by Tom | 6 Comments
Filed under Microsoft, Hyper-V
ASP.NET and Virtual Machines: I am beginning to install Hyper-V on one of my machines and set up a few virtual machines. I wanted to get some discussion going on if others are using this technology and what kind of issues you are having with ASP.NET. This could be either development Read More...
Posted 28 May 08 12:18 by Tom | 11 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Hyper-V

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