virtualization

I love some Mac OSX developer applications such as Coda. But I run Windows on my desktop, and Mac OS X on my laptop. My question is simple, can I run Mac OS X applications individually on the Windows platform - without having to run a whole virtual Mac OS X machine? It is more than possible. OSx86 documents it pretty well, but then you need to dual boot to get into OSX and that is lees than ideal. I don't know what Goz means by flakey, OSX on a PC is identical to Mac, better sometimes (you have proper control of the underlying hardware, and are able to use BIOS to tailor it to your needs)

When i run emulator, i get the following error: Cannot launch AVD in emulator. Output: Hax is enabled qemu-system-x86_64.exe: -drive if=none,index=1,id=cache,file={path_to_SDK}\SDK.android\avd{AVD_name}.avd/cache.img: could not open disk image {path_to_SDK}\SDK.android\avd{AVD_name}.avd/cache.img: Could not open '{path_to_SDK}\SDK.android\avd{AVD_name}.avd/cache.img': Invalid argument Hax ram_size 0x40000000 HAX is working and emulator runs in fast virt mode. Error accepting connection, aborting AVD specs are: OS: Android 6.0 Google APIs RAM: 1GB Resolution: 1440x2560 Running on Android Studio

I need to implement search feature in WPF TreeView (basically I need to remember the last user selection). I have tried various approaches suggested but nothing works as virtualization is enabled in my TreeView and child nodes are loaded only when a parent node is expanded(lazy loading). Anyone knows of a sample having these three things(Virtualization, Load-on-demand and Search) implemented together? Have a look at this MSDN forum thread, Bob from MS explains the problem in implementing this feature. the cause is the VirtualizingStackPanel try to generate a item for display, but it has a

Though this topic present over different forums with different confusing discussion but I couldn’t find any instance of it present over here at StackOverflow and it could be an important issue for many so I’ll just start it here as I am also currently struggling with this problem by not having a SLAT supported hardware at my workplace. It is being said that: "The new emulator is built on the latest version of Microsoft Hyper-V, which requires a 64-bit CPU that includes Second Level Address Translation (SLAT), a memory virtualization technology included in most modern CPUs from Intel and AMD.

I am very new to Virtualization and of late I have been trying to familiarize myself with the way VMMs operate and how hypercalls are made. Talking about which I plan to implement a new hypercall in KVM which is installed on my Ubuntu desktop, and in turn can be callable from the guest environment.With this hypercall I plan to just return a string saying "Hello World". At this point,I am clueless about how to make it happen.It would be really helpful if you could please guide me as to how do I go about implementing such a hypercall.Thank you! You can use vmcall instruction in the user program