Maybe my last mail was to short..
The Windows XP disk manager can be find in:
My computer, right click, manage. In the tree Storage choose Disk Manager,
your second disk should appear there.. Choose the second disk and choose
format..

On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 6:59 PM, Armindo Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:

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> On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 6:05 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> Hi
>>
>> I have Linux as HOST and WindowsXP as GUEST... wanted to add a virtual
>> disk to the guest system, created it and added it as PRIMARY SLAVE but
>> windows does not show it in MyPC browser, just C: and D:[dvdrom]
>>
>> The strange part is that if I go to the HARDWARE MANAGER it shows *2* hard
>> disks as VBOX HARDDISK, in the VirtualBox status bar where appear the HDD,
>> CD/DVD, Floppy, USB, Network, etc. if I place the mouse over the HDD icon
>> it shows:
>>
>> Primary Master: .../WindowsXP.vdi
>> Primary Slave: .../VirtualDisk.vdi
>>
>> So, if it is correctly installed, it is recognized by the VBOX and it
>> appears in the hardware manager, why the hell windows does not show it as
>> D: or E:
>>
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> Because it is not formatted.. You have to the disk manager and format it..
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>> It is not partitioned nor formatted, but when you plug a new disk to
>> windows it shows the drive although it is not formatted, you right click
>> the drive and select FORMAT.
>>
>> Have just upgraded to VBOX 2.0.4 and added the new virtual disk after the
>> upgrade.
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>> Thanks for any help
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