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As VMWare was first on the workstation, I think it’s the other way around. It’s a real shame you can’t use them both though…
No, no, should clear this up: Hyper-V was already installed. Then, we tried adding VMWare.
At a guess, I’d say that this is because you probably can’t have two virtualisation systems using the same CPU virtualisation hooks.
If the same thing doesn’t happen when you install Hyper-V on a machine that already has VMWare, I suspect Hyper-V probably pushes out VMWare’s hooks (system drivers or however it’s done) and VMWare wont run after a reboot.
But I’m just guessing…
Sounds logical, we’ve never tried the other way around.
You can run hyper-v inside a vmware box. They’re just dissin. Way to blow them out!
Aha, that’s an interesting new twist!