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| 632988 | 2008-01-23 01:45:00 | Hi all I'm using Virtual PC 2007 to run several older versions of Windows. If I create a 'blank' ISO image, can I make it 'writable' by the VM? (emulating a blank CD). I want to have a fully functional ISO image at the end of the process. Is this possible? Its a pain having to export the data from the VM to write it to a CD. All help appreciated :) |
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| 632989 | 2008-01-23 02:08:00 | That's way too complicated. Just use folder2iso (www.trustfm.net) on the guest OS. There's more chance of support for this on an old OS than driver support for a virtual disc in a virtual drive. | sal (67) | ||
| 632990 | 2008-01-23 09:45:00 | I'm using Virtual PC 2007 to run several older versions of Windows. If I create a 'blank' ISO image, can I make it 'writable' by the VM? (emulating a blank CD). I want to have a fully functional ISO image at the end of the process. Is this possible? Its a pain having to export the data from the VM to write it to a CD. interesting........but.....why not just install 'virtual machine additions' and then you can 'capture' a 'real' cd drive and write direct to it assuming you have nero or deepburner or whatever you prefer installed on the vm...... |
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| 632991 | 2008-01-23 09:46:00 | from experience vm additions wont work on win95 but it does on any other version i've tried anyway... I have some vm's 95c 98 2nd ed winME win 2000 sp4 winxp pro vista |
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