Tony Travis wrote: > Hello, Doug. > > No, you have to create a virtual filesystem for the gust OS. Some people > have created a virtual filesystem for running a pre-installed Windows XP > under Virtualbox, using the copy of Windows already installed on their > hard disk, but you can't actually use the hard disk - You have to copy > it to a virtual disk on the host OS that is accessible to the guest OS. > > Virtual box is pretty good BTW, and I recommend giving it a try! > > I use it to run M$ Word, so I can edit the M$ formatted documents > EXACTLY the way our admin want them :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( > VMWare does allow booting from a physical drive or partition, although whether or not a standard install of OSX will boot without any hacking, I haven't a clue. I did managed to boot Ubuntu this way though.
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