Problem When Install Hacao Linux In Microsoft Virtual Pc 2004
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hi
Iam sure that u cant install any linux distribution on MS virtual PC because that it does not support linux on it.
u can install linux on VMware Workstation.
try it
how u can install linux distro under MS virtual PC
before i have try to do it, but i have never get success until install in real machine or VMware Workstation.
can u tell me how did u do it.
Thanks
In the Virtual PC console, select "New". Select "Create a virual machine". Specify the name and location for the VM (I leave the default "My Documents\My Virtual Machines\, and name it the same as the distro...DSL, Mepis, etc.). I create a virtual drive an a disc dedicated to the VMs. Once that part is completed, select the newly created VM and click "Start" When the console loads, I select CD from the menu, and select Capture ISO. Point it at the ISO (I keep them on the hard drive), and it will load. Once the distro loads, I use its installer, and install to the vitual HD created earlier.
@tekkieman
I had done all that work but it couldnot boot from CD even success with Windows CD but cant with LInux CD. I dont know why.
but forgot it now iam using a machine with dual boot 1 for XP and another for fedora 6.0.
Thanks for ur reply
@tekkieman
I had done all that work but it couldnot boot from CD even success with Windows CD but cant with LInux CD. I dont know why.
In case you ever try again, or for anyone else who finds this in a search, I remember also having a problem once with the "boot from CD", but the way I am doing it now is with the "Capture ISO" option, and having the ISO on one of my hard drives.
but the way I am doing it now is with the "Capture ISO" option, and having the ISO on one of my hard drives.
May be here is my problem. I have never try to boot from ISO, and at that time nobody told me that i could install Linux under MS Pc 2004.
Thanks for ur guess, I will try in next time with new Linux Distro(now i only know Fedora, just two week)
Best wish for u, Myfriend
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