Ok, what gives??? All I did was move the ISO's that I had previously mounted in the vbox (the XP CD and Office 2007) to a different directory. Now I can't open my Virtualbox? Excuse me for saying, but that's just plain stupid. Can't they check for the existence of these files and simply ask if you want to remove the reference to it since it no longer exists?
I searched the archives but am unable to fix it using " VBoxManage unregisterimage dvd <uuid>" - I get an error stating that uuid doesn't exist :-( Am I totally screwed? Please don't tell me I have to run XP outside of a vm...I really *want* to run Linux, but I think Bill is out to get me :-) -- ______________________________________________________________ C I S C O S Y S T E M S Clayton Dukes Network Management Consulting Engineer Advanced Services - Central Engineering Phone :+1 919.392.6122 Mobile :+1 813-545-7373 Fax :+1 919-869-1580 7025-3 Kitt Creek Road RTP, NC 27709-4987 ______________________________________________________________
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