12 hours ago by Jeremy Jones

Google just announced Chrome OS a few days with the expected release at the end of next year. Since it’s open source people have already compiled it and made it available in a virtual machine. The video above is Dave from ZatzNotFunny installing Chrome OS. I won’t post all the links on where to get ...

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14 hours ago by Alvin Enguillo

After Google released their Chrome OS / Chromium OS source code to the public, one of gdgt’s engineers (Jon Ursenbach) worked on compiling the code and was able to make an instance of it to run in a virtual machine. Now, the gdgt team makes the virtual machine image available for download. You can u ...

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1 day ago by forax

Java VM embodies continuations now (not in production, in a hacking mode :), This post shows how to write a non-blocking server with continuations. Why using continuation with non blocking IO There are two models when you deals with IO: the thread model: read and write calls block until they at leas ...

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1 day ago by finndo

Seems to be handling both the Java and the Flash with no problems, just a bit of formatting issues, as I cannot get it to change the default 800×600 resolution. Tried to watch a video on Hulu earlier too, took several minutes to load the starting commercial and then the page went non-responsive, che ...

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1 day ago by Michael

This post will show you step by step instructions of how to install the Google Chrome OS in a Virtual Machine. I chose to use Virtualbox to show the step by step, however you should be able to use VMware if you so choose. The Chrome OS is a very basic Operating System that seems to be designed for u ...

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1 day ago by Vincent Kong

When trying to maneuver inside the virtual machine display you would always need to click the mouse inside the VM display while hold down the host key (e.g. Right Ctrl) and vice-versa. To get rid of this annoying procedure install “Guest Additions” from the “Device” menu of the virtual machine windo ...

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1 day ago by ubuntugenius

If VirtualBox opens fine, but when you try to start a virtual machine ( VM) you get the following error: Failed to start the virtual machine Windows XP. VirtualBox can’t operate in VMX root mode. Please disable the KVM kernel extension, recompile your kernel and reboot (VERR_VMX_IN_VMX_ROOT_MODE). … ...

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2 days ago by editor

Demo Google Chrome OS Beta on a Virtual Machine My last blog was about installing Google LiveAndroid on a virtual machine (VM). Today I’m blogging the release of Google Chrome OS beta which is easy to install on a VM using the ISO image. I downloaded the ISO image from SoftPedia, created a new VM in ...

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2 days ago by finndo

Chrome OS Developers Release is now available. http://gdgt.com/google/chrome-os/download/ All screen shots are clickable for full size versions. note to potential users – this is a VHD designed for VMWare, but runs just fine in Virtual Box. http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/vboxdownload.html ...

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2 days ago by LcF

If you can’t wait for the final release of Google Chrome OS (read: Google Chrome OS in plain english), now you can download Chrome OS VMWare/VirtualBox image and run it as virtual machine on top of your current operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux). The Chrome OS image (300MB compressed / 700MB unc ...

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