Simple question:
I have a VDI on my linux drive on my desktop. I want to move the VDI over to my network server. Can I then boot that image from virtualbox on windows or on linux (not from multiple locations at the same time, of course) so that I don't have to reboot to access my vbox image? It wouldn't corrupt my image or anything, would it?
running same VDI from multiple PCs (not simultaneously)
Re: running same VDI from multiple PCs (not simultaneously)
Possible yes, but slow over 100mb lan, gb lan would be much better.
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talz13
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- Primary OS: Ubuntu other
- VBox Version: VirtualBox+Oracle ExtPack
- Guest OSses: WinXP, Ubuntu
Re: running same VDI from multiple PCs (not simultaneously)
Yep, got gigabit, though it's not too fast either (200-250mbps usually). I'll give it a try, and, worst thing that can happen is I'll go back to my local copy on my linux drive 