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Thread: Booting XP inside an Ubuntu

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    Booting XP inside an Ubuntu

    Ok, I have a VMware Server installed on my computer, and I have 2 partitions: Ubuntu and XP (well.. ubuntu have some more, but let's just take it as one).

    My Idea is to boot the already installed XP, via the virtualization, in Ubuntu. Is this possible or the VM installs are not compatible with the normal install ?

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    Re: Booting XP inside an Ubuntu


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    Re: Booting XP inside an Ubuntu

    Quote Originally Posted by Silent Ninja View Post
    Ok, I have a VMware Server installed on my computer, and I have 2 partitions: Ubuntu and XP (well.. ubuntu have some more, but let's just take it as one).

    My Idea is to boot the already installed XP, via the virtualization, in Ubuntu. Is this possible or the VM installs are not compatible with the normal install ?
    Another alternative is to use vmware's tool to convert a physical install into a vm. This is also not without difficulties.
    Veloce
    Ubuntu 9.04 64bit on Dell Vostro 1510, Core2 Duo T8100, Nvidia 8400M , Intel 1395 Wireless.
    OK: Wireless, kvm, Canon irc2880, Synergy.

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