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Berit Z - 30 Jan 2008 15:16 GMT
I have a Vista as host and XP as guest. What happens with the RAM if I
haven´t started the virtual machine. Does Vista get all the memory? Or is the
memory I allocated for the guest not available for Vista, though the virtual
machine not is started.
Paul Adare - 30 Jan 2008 15:21 GMT
> I have a Vista as host and XP as guest. What happens with the RAM if I
> haven´t started the virtual machine. Does Vista get all the memory? Or is the
> memory I allocated for the guest not available for Vista, though the virtual
> machine not is started.

RAM is only allocated to the guest(s) when it is running.

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That does not compute.

Berit Z - 30 Jan 2008 16:19 GMT
Thank you Paul, that is what I hoped.

> > I have a Vista as host and XP as guest. What happens with the RAM if I
> > haven´t started the virtual machine. Does Vista get all the memory? Or is the
> > memory I allocated for the guest not available for Vista, though the virtual
> > machine not is started.
>
> RAM is only allocated to the guest(s) when it is running.
 
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