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27.11.2008, 13:02
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| Coder alone  Join Date: 07 2004 Location: The capital Age: 38
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Hi, I need to setup additional soft after installing a virtual machine (Fedora 7), but the so called virtual DVD/CD-ROM is not auto-mounted. What should I do in order use my ROM drive under the VM? tnx in advance. |
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27.11.2008, 13:15
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| Coder alone Join Date: 07 2004 Location: The capital Age: 38
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Oops, the problem was trivial, just need to mount manually.
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27.11.2008, 13:37
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| Coder alone Join Date: 07 2004 Location: The capital Age: 38
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Another issue: does anybody know, if there is a way to share data between a real OS (XP) and VM (Fedora 7)?
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27.11.2008, 14:57
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They say it's possible through VMware's shared folder option, which adds a link to the XP's folder in /mnt, but I tried it doesn't work  |
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27.11.2008, 15:30
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Не знаю, как седьмая Федора, но RH не общался с NTFS, а винда не читает ext2-ext3, так что папку надо захерачить на раздел, отформатированный под FAT32, его читают и окна и иксы. Если Федора имеет поддержку NTFS, или если у тебя FAT32, то проблема в другом  |
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