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Don't VMs emulate this chipset, specifically because it's been supported everywhere for so long?
by badc0ffee 8mo ago
Don't VMs emulate this chipset, specifically because it's been supported everywhere for so long?
- powerbook5300CS 8mo agoIt says that in the article, yes
- badc0ffee 8mo agoI guess I missed the last paragraph, > The importance of the chipset can't be understated. As proof, to this very day, VMware virtualization software always uses the Intel 440BX as the default chipset, even with Windows 11 as both the host and guest. It raises the obvious question of whether that will need to change, or already has.
- polliog 8mo ago[dead]
- worldsavior 8mo agoDoesn't it make many programs unsupported as they expect a better CPU?