On Wed, 2008-02-27 at 10:14 -0600, Rance Hall wrote: > > virtual disk, I never dual boot,
I tend not to as well, as long as the virtualization is good and does everything I need. However this (i.e. corporate) laptop was supplied with Windows in a partition, and even with Windows in a partition, that does not necessarily mean one will actually dual boot it. > thats about the same memory I allocated for mine. Indeed. > did you allocate a partition, or did you allocate a virtual disk? if > you allocated a virtual disk, is it fixed size, or is it dynamically > increasing? Windows is installed in a partition. It's using two in fact. One for the O/S and one for user data. Not my design -- as I said, it's the corporate standard. I'm quite impressed with the way one can present a subset of partitions to the guest, and even provide an alternate MBR from what's on the real disk. Very cool. b.
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