ibexslam
June 20th, 2012, 09:40 PM
I'm in the process of setting up Virtualbox with Ubuntu 12.04 running on Windows 7.
When I go to the install screen on the virtual Ubuntu, I'm given the following option:
"Erase disk and install Ubuntu
Warning: This will delete any files on the disk."
I'm 99% confident that I don't have to worry about that warning--that it refers only to the virtual disk. But...I'd feel a lot better if someone more experienced than me could give me a little reassurance. I'd hate to inadvertently nuke my entire hard drive.
That's not really going to delete all my files...right?
Thanks for any input.
I.
When I go to the install screen on the virtual Ubuntu, I'm given the following option:
"Erase disk and install Ubuntu
Warning: This will delete any files on the disk."
I'm 99% confident that I don't have to worry about that warning--that it refers only to the virtual disk. But...I'd feel a lot better if someone more experienced than me could give me a little reassurance. I'd hate to inadvertently nuke my entire hard drive.
That's not really going to delete all my files...right?
Thanks for any input.
I.