You can also move it to a Windows or Linux box running VMWare since they
all use the same file format.
CB
On 7/14/13 11:00 AM, Phil Halton wrote:
I'm a new convert to Fusion5 virtual machines and I'm very happy with
the way windows works on the Mac - real happy. I'm wondering, once you
have a VM all set up the way you want it, can you port it to another
mac running Fusion5? It seems to me that it's just another file, and
should work on any Mac running fusion5. I'd think There's no problem
with hardware authorizations because all that's simulated in the VM
file. As far as windows or jaws or office or any other software in the
VM is concerned, nothing has changed regardless of what physical
machine the VM file is running on.
So, are they portable? can I take the VM I setup on my iMac and port
it to a Macbook Air running fusion5?
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