pioruns w news:rjtvoj$3sm$1$pioruns@news.chmurka.net
> On 16/09/2020 20:46, 1634Racine wrote:
>> pioruns w news:rjtk94$saq$1$pioruns@news.chmurka.net
>>> On 14/09/2020 14:43, 1634Racine wrote:
>>>> xp,
>>>> dla karty wifi zainstal. jest standardowy sterownik i tylko taki.
>>>> ale: skad i dlaczego "virtual machine network services driver"? -->
> Z wyszukiwarki:
> https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.asp
x?id=2863
> Cytat:
> "The Virtual Machine Network Driver allows the Device emulator's OS (or
> even the Virtual PC OS, as the case may be) to emulate its own network
> connection. Because the physical network interface on the host machine
> is now "virtualized," you have a way to get two IP Addresses - one for
> the host PC, and one for the operating system that is running within the
> Device Emulator (or Virtual PC). "


z czym to jest zwiazane to widze chocby na screenach, bebe :) moze zle
zadalem
pytanie... Chodzi mi o to, czy napis (jego druga czesc) na pierwszym
screenie oznacza *tylko* *tyle* , ze mozna zainstal. goscia np. na jakiejs
maszynce do wirtualizacji innego sys. i bedzie mial siec, ale poki go nie
ma, to karta wifi hosta chodzi na swoim zainstal. sterowniku i na niczym
innym, i pracuje standardowo. Pytam, bo (chyba) dopiero teraz widze przy
nazwie karty
to cos --> "virtual machine network services driver" i na drugim screenie
tez "jakby" pierwszy raz widze to "cos" :)