I have a virtual machine on a USB drive.
I want to use this machine on several PCs with Windows XP and I want to use the snapshot function, so I can save my open programs and so on (since hibernating of virtualized windows doesn't work).
Despite I have to manually setup my hardware config for that machine on every PC, it won't really work with the snapshots.
Please help me so that I can fastly switch my machine between PCs.
Thank you in advance.
Whole virtual machine on external USB drive
Re: Whole virtual machine on external USB drive
Has nobody an idea?
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pistolpete_1980
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- Joined: 6. Jul 2009, 04:54
- Primary OS: MS Windows XP
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- Guest OSses: Windows Xp
Re: Whole virtual machine on external USB drive
hey I'm trying to do something similar. I have multiple Os on different partitions on the same computer.
I currently have a dedicated Partition for Virtual Machines, so that I can use any VM, no matter what Os' im using. But it seems the only way to do this is to create a new machine on every partition, then link the hard drive vdi file. But then the snapshots arent attached.
Have you figured out how to do this yet?
I currently have a dedicated Partition for Virtual Machines, so that I can use any VM, no matter what Os' im using. But it seems the only way to do this is to create a new machine on every partition, then link the hard drive vdi file. But then the snapshots arent attached.
Have you figured out how to do this yet?