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Sodium nitrate I found a link that describes the exact opposite: access windows via virtualbox in ubuntu. I don't want to reboot the system every time I check some little things in ubuntu. I have ubuntu 12.04 and windows 8 (dual boot). How to setup virtualbox
Sodium nitrate I found a link that describes the exact opposite: access windows via virtualbox in ubuntu. I don't want to reboot the system every time I check some little things in ubuntu. I have ubuntu 12.04 and windows 8 (dual boot). How to setup virtualbox
Sodium nitrate I found a link that describes the exact opposite: access windows via virtualbox in ubuntu. I don't want to reboot the system every time I check some little things in ubuntu. I have ubuntu 12.04 and windows 8 (dual boot). How to setup virtualbox
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But I can't extend the partition in the guest VM. "Extended Volume" i
Eric I want to increase the size of a Windows VM under VirtualBox. I followed the steps here to expand the size of the volume i.e. VBoxManage modifyhd YOUR_HARD_DISK.vdi --resize SIZE_IN_MB
But I can't extend the partition in the guest VM. "Extended Volume" i
be opposed to I have extra internal and external hard drives in my computer. I use to keep some unused files and another to back up the C: drive. How can I restrict anyone using my PC under the guest account from even being able to see this HDD? Also, I actual
be opposed to I have extra internal and external hard drives in my computer. I use to keep some unused files and another to back up the C: drive. How can I restrict anyone using my PC under the guest account from even being able to see this HDD? Also, I actual
be opposed to I have extra internal and external hard drives in my computer. I use to keep some unused files and another to back up the C: drive. How can I restrict anyone using my PC under the guest account from even being able to see this HDD? Also, I actual
be opposed to I have extra internal and external hard drives in my computer. I use to keep some unused files and another to back up the C: drive. How can I restrict anyone using my PC under the guest account from even being able to see this HDD? Also, I actual
username I've searched and tried some suggestions but still can't get it to work. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . My host is running Ubuntu. I installed VirtualBox, created a host-only adapter, set the host IP to 192.168.1
swift I recently configured my laptop to dual boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04. The setup is to have 6 partitions on a single 1TB drive, of which only 3 are set up as usable drives (the rest are recovery, swap, efi). On the one hand I installed win10 using the
swift I recently configured my laptop to dual boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04. The setup is to have 6 partitions on a single 1TB drive, of which only 3 are set up as usable drives (the rest are recovery, swap, efi). On the one hand I installed win10 using the
swift I recently configured my laptop to dual boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04. The setup is to have 6 partitions on a single 1TB drive, of which only 3 are set up as usable drives (the rest are recovery, swap, efi). On the one hand I installed win10 using the
swift I recently configured my laptop to dual boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04. The setup is to have 6 partitions on a single 1TB drive, of which only 3 are set up as usable drives (the rest are recovery, swap, efi). On the one hand I installed win10 using the
Carlos Dunic I'm running Ubuntu 13.10 on a Virtual Box running Windows 7, with a shared hard drive set up between the two. I've set up a virtual box as best I can and have searched endlessly on iPhone forums and Windows to find out why it can't detect my iPhon
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Carlos Dunic I'm running Ubuntu 13.10 on a Virtual Box running Windows 7, with a shared hard drive set up between the two. I've set up a virtual box as best I can and have searched endlessly on iPhone forums and Windows to find out why it can't detect my iPhon
Carlos Dunic I'm running Ubuntu 13.10 on a Virtual Box running Windows 7, with a shared hard drive set up between the two. I've set up a virtual box as best I can and have searched endlessly on iPhone forums and Windows to find out why it can't detect my iPhon
Florian Storck I have Windows 8.1 tablet and Win7 desktop. I tried accessing the tablet via the "Remote Desktop" app on my PC to simplify configuration, but couldn't connect. I can ping the device, so the network status is ok so far. Allow remote desktop acces
Florian Storck I have Windows 8.1 tablet and Win7 desktop. I tried accessing the tablet via the "Remote Desktop" app on my PC to simplify configuration, but couldn't connect. I can ping the device, so the network status is ok so far. Allow remote desktop acces
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