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Virtual Machine (for Linux)?

I want to learn more about Linux and the different distros before I try to dual boot or anything of the sort. I tried live cds, but you can’t learn much from those, as you can’t save anything and download anything without having to keep resetting an internet connection. I tried running Linux through Windows Virtual PC 2007 and 2004, but neither of them work. I’ve heard of VMware, but which one do you download? I’ve also heard of Virtual Box and am considering trying it.

So which download is the right one?

http://www.vmware.com/download/

Why doesn’t Linux Recgonize my network adapter?

Of all my Linux Distrubutions none of them recgonize my Network Adapter, When i use Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 only one of them acually works.
Also when i use the live-cd of these linux distros, my adapter gets no power.
i dont really need the speed booster feature in linux
Network Adpapter: Linksys Wireless-G USB Adapter With Speedbooster v2
Linux Distros:
-Desktop Light Linux
-Dream Linux
-Damn Small Linux (DSLiunx, Or DSL)
-Feather Linux
-Knoppix Linux
-Puppy Linux
-Ubuntu Linux

Using Nmap in a Live CD Distribution

Have you ever wanted to use Nmap, but you didn’t want to install it on your computer? In this excerpt of a Professor Messer webinar, we’ll give you an overview of Live CD Distributions and show you how to use Nmap from the free VMware Player.

Running a Linux Live CD without Repartitioning, Burning to a CD or Rebooting your pc

A guide to Running a Linux Live CD without Repartitioning, Burning to a CD or Rebooting your pc using Virtualization Software example used Virtual Box. virtualbox.org

Linux in Microsoft Virtual PC 2007, best advice welcome plz?

I’ve installed MS Virtual PC 2007 on my pc (specs: 1.5Gb RAM, AMD Athlon 64 socket 754 CPU, BarRacuda 160Gb HDD =MID Rate: 683Mbps)
I’ve tried running the Knoppix Live CD in VPC 2007, but it freezes 80% of the way through the boot sequence. I have also tried Kubuntu KDE 8.0.4, which like the Knoppix runs well as a dual boot, however, the Kubuntu installation aborts immediately saying that it can’t run due to the fact that it needs 64/86 architecture, but it has only detected i586 architecture. I’m sure my PC meets the requirements, however I have read mixed reviews of Linux derivatives on MS VPC 2007, but I’m sure there must be a way. I’m currently downloading Mandriva Linux, and I’m hoping I can get it running. I prefer MS VPC 2007, but I also have VM Player installed. Any suggestions? Thanks.