Using Win7.
Also what is up with installing an OS? I have one installed all Ready?
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THANKS
Robin
Hard drive file type
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audit2
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Hard drive file type
The help file does not address the selection of this file type? Which one"
Using Win7.
Also what is up with installing an OS? I have one installed all Ready?
See attachment
THANKS
Robin
Using Win7.
Also what is up with installing an OS? I have one installed all Ready?
See attachment
THANKS
Robin
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loukingjr
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Re: Hard drive file type
VDI is the native and preferred native VirtualBox format. The others are included so one can use virtual drives created in other programs.
As far as "what is up with installing an OS?". That is the entire purpose of VirtualBox. To allow one to run OSes along with the one you already have. For example, you are running Windows but want to try a version of Linux.
As far as "what is up with installing an OS?". That is the entire purpose of VirtualBox. To allow one to run OSes along with the one you already have. For example, you are running Windows but want to try a version of Linux.
OSX, Linux and Windows Hosts & Guests
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There are three groups of people. Those that can count and those that can't.
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mpack
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Re: Hard drive file type
In all such cases, if you don't understand the question then simply accept the default.audit2 wrote:The help file does not address the selection of this file type?