Hey Y'all,
I added a new virtual HD on my existing SATA interface using the
Virtualbox manager. When I start the Win-7 VM the new drive does not
appear in Windows Explorer.
I select the Win-7 VM on the Virtualbox manager.
I double click Storage on the Virtualbox manager.
I select the SATA interface in the storage dialog box.
I click the Add Attachment icon at the bottom of the storage dialog box.
I select "Add Hard Disk"
I select [Create New Disk] button.
I select VDI radio button and then [Next] button.
I select Dynamically Allocated radio button and then [Next] button.
I browse to the location where I want my new VDI, give it a name, and
click the [Save] button.
I click the [Create] button.
The new virtual drive appears in the storage section of the Virtualbox
manager.
When I look on the host file system I see the new VDI file in the
location I chose.
When I fire up my Win-7 VM the new disk is not there.
What am I doing wrong here?
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