James Collins wrote: > On Sep 8, 2011, at 6:30 AM, Michael Thayer <[email protected]> wrote: >> From the point of view of the VirtualBox manager window you want to make >> sure that the virtual machine has a virtual floppy drive attached in the >> "Storage" settings section (DOS VMs should always have one unless you >> changed something), and select to use your USB floppy drive with the >> virtual drive. Then your Mac will take care of the USB stuff and the >> DOS VM (and VirtualBox) will just see a floppy drive and never have to >> worry about the rest. > I added a floppy controller in settings of my vm freedos. How do I connect to > it? > > When I click on the little storage icon when freedos is running I have no > options? You make changes to Vbox guest machine settings when guest OS is not running. And then, Voila!
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