VMWare Trial under Win2k
This is a discussion about VMWare Trial under Win2k in the Windows Software category; Hi, Just wondering if anyone has had any success with this program? I can get it to install, boot up off of the floppy, and even recognize my SCSI CD-ROM however it doesn't appear to make a virtual HDD.
Hi,
Just wondering if anyone has had any success with this program? I can get it to install, boot up off of the floppy, and even recognize my SCSI CD-ROM however it doesn't appear to make a virtual HDD. That is when I try to access the C: drive in the virtual machine it tells me there is no such drive... Am I missing something?
Just wondering if anyone has had any success with this program? I can get it to install, boot up off of the floppy, and even recognize my SCSI CD-ROM however it doesn't appear to make a virtual HDD. That is when I try to access the C: drive in the virtual machine it tells me there is no such drive... Am I missing something?
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Hi,
This may seem like a stupid question, but have you formatted the virtual drive? because the virtual drive acts just like a hard-drive, and before for can read it you have to set everything up.
I suggest using a windows9x boot disk or even a dos boot disk, and running format.
hope this helps
This may seem like a stupid question, but have you formatted the virtual drive? because the virtual drive acts just like a hard-drive, and before for can read it you have to set everything up.
I suggest using a windows9x boot disk or even a dos boot disk, and running format.
hope this helps

OP
Thanx... However I already tried that... I ran both fdisk and format but the system (i.e. the virtual machine) tells me C: is an invalid drive... Any other ideas?

OP
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if you read the readme.txt it tells you SCSI virtual drives dont work.

OP
That's fine. However, I have setup an IDE virutal HD drive and this is the drive that is not working.

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