hi,
Is it possible that when vb is running in the background i will be able to see vb disk (and os) during my work from my host computer, windows 7, as an addional HD? like connecting a usb.
furthermore, because i am using vb for visualizing android os, will i be able to extract logs as if my original phone was plugged into the computer? if yes then how?
thank for the helpers. looking forward to hear from you.
EZ
viewing VB disk as an separate hd in windows 7 my computer?
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BrianG61UK
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Re: viewing VB disk as an separate hd in windows 7 my comput
I've successfully used IMDISK TOOLKIT to mount Virtualbox .vdi disk files in Windows 7 (64 bit).
See: http://reboot.pro/files/file/284-imdisk-toolkit/
But obviously it can't work while the virtual machine is running.
See: http://reboot.pro/files/file/284-imdisk-toolkit/
But obviously it can't work while the virtual machine is running.
Re: viewing VB disk as an separate hd in windows 7 my comput
it destroyed my existing vm. i had to reinstalled it.
other options?
other options?
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Re: viewing VB disk as an separate hd in windows 7 my comput
No. PCs are not designed to share local disks, and a VM is a PC. You can however use shared folders which can give a similar effect.EZ wrote:Is it possible that when vb is running in the background i will be able to see vb disk (and os) during my work
And btw, there's no way that attempting to open a VDI from the host, while the VM is running, will cause damage. It won't work, because the VDI is locked, but it can't cause damage because the host doesn't allow write access. Perhaps you shouldn't be so quick to pull the reinstall trigger - analyze the problem a little first.