From: "RobertB." 

In article ,
 "Glenn Meadows"  wrote:

> Here's the list of supported "Guest OS's":
>
> Supported Primary Operating Systems
> • MacOS X “Tiger” 10.4.6 or higher running on Intel-powered Mac
> Supported Guest Operating Systems
> Microsoft Windows Guest Operating Systems:
>
> • Windows Vista Beta, RC1, RC2
> • Windows 2003 Standard Edition SP0
> • Windows 2003 Standard Edition SP1
> • Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition SP0
> • Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition SP1
> • Windows 2003 Web Edition SP0
> • Windows 2003 Web Edition SP1
> • Windows XP SP2 Professional
> • Windows XP SP2 Home
> • Windows XP SP1 Professional
> • Windows XP SP1 Home
> • Windows XP SP0 Professional
> • Windows XP SP0 Home
> • Windows 2000 Professional Edition SP4
> • Windows 2000 Server SP4
> • Windows 2000 Advanced Server SP4
> • Windows NT Workstation 4.0 SP6 • Windows NT Server 4.0 SP6
> • Windows ME
> • Windows 98
> • Windows 95
> • Windows 3.11
> • Windows 3.1
> Linux Guest Operating Systems:
>
> • Xandrox Linux 4.0
> • Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS4
> • Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS4
> • Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS3
> • Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES4
> • Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES3
> • Red Hat Linux 9
> • Red Hat Linux 8
> • Red Hat Linux 7.3
> • Debian Linux 3.1
> • Fedora Core Linux 5
> • Fedora Core Linux 4
> • Fedora Core Linux 3
> • SUSE Linux 10
> • SUSE Linux 9.3
> • SUSE Linux 9.2
> • SUSE Linux 9.1
> • SUSE Linux 9.0
> • Mandriva Linux 10.1
> • Mandriva Linux 10
> • Mandriva Linux 9.2
> • Ubuntu Linux 5.0.4
> FreeBSD Guest Operating Systems:
>
> • FreeBSD 5.4
> • FreeBSD 5.3
> • FreeBSD 4.5
> • FreeBSD 4.1
> OS/2 and eComStation Guest Operating Systems:
>
> • OS/2 warp 4.5
> • OS/2 warp 4
> • OS/2 warp 3
> • eComStation 1.2
> • eComStation 1.1
> Sun Solaris Guest Operating Systems:
>
> • Solaris 10
> • Solaris 9
> MS-DOS Guest Operating Systems:
>
> • MS-DOS 6.22

Umm, guest OSes under Parallels is what you mean, I assume.

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