No Partition
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gledger
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No Partition
After setting up Virtual Box and a partition, I am not seeing the partition when I am trying to load Windows 7 into a partition. Have I actually created a partition?
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Sasquatch
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Re: No Partition
Can you provide more information on what you did? If you created one on the Host, that's not going to work. You have to create a VDI file and attach that to the VM.
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Re: No Partition
I down loaded Virtualbox and then just ran the program. I am running on Windows Vista Ultimate.Sasquatch wrote:Can you provide more information on what you did? If you created one on the Host, that's not going to work. You have to create a VDI file and attach that to the VM.
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Re: No Partition
Just running it won't cut it. Check the VirtualBox FAQ for more information on virtualization. Also read the User Manual.
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