On Sat, Apr 08, 2000 at 10:04:38AM +0100, Tony Boom wrote:
> VMWare isn't really a Windows emulator. It's a virtual hard drive and
> for it to work you have to install Windows or whatever OS you want.
It is not a virtual hard drive, it is a virtual machine.
> So in fact I have two installations of Windows, the main one on hda1
> and another installed in Vmware on the Linux partition. Not very
> efficient use of HD space really.
This is not needed. Have VMware boot the raw device, not a particular
partition. Then in Windows have to different profiles, one for VMWare, one
for native. Once that is done you can use the same Windows installation
inside and outside of VMWare.
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