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Windows Forum / Windows XP / 64-bit / May 2008Running SunxVM VirtualBox in Vista 64
I'm Running Vista 64 Ultimate SP1 applied Problem: I loaded SunxVM Virtual box. I then loaded Xp32 via the XP32 cd (everything seems to be working as I am connected to the internet) I now want to copy SP3 for Xp32 from my cd rom drive I can "see"the SP3 file,but when I try to copy it I get an error box stating the "parameter is incorrect" How do I correct this so I can copy a file from the cd rom? This is rather neat though,first time running a virtual box. Wouldn't it more logical to seek the information from Sun rather than a Windows forum? Virtual Box is not a Microsoft product, therefore I would think the web site for Virtual Box would be more likely to find relative information. Try at: http://forums.virtualbox.org/ I do see several discussions about problems with Virtual Box on Windows platforms. > I'm Running Vista 64 Ultimate SP1 applied > Problem: [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > This is rather neat though,first time running a virtual box. This might be better for the virtualbox.org forums. Nevertheless, I just tried copying files from a CD in an XP virtual machine in VBox 1.6.0 on Vista x64 and it worked fine. I did have to disable passthru, as it always seems to make my drive think it has a blank audio disc in it. Thks S.SubZero I'll try that. > This might be better for the virtualbox.org forums. > > Nevertheless, I just tried copying files from a CD in an XP virtual > machine in VBox 1.6.0 on Vista x64 and it worked fine. I did have to > disable passthru, as it always seems to make my drive think it has a > blank audio disc in it. S.SubZero that worked great thank-you very much......{:-))) > This might be better for the virtualbox.org forums. > > Nevertheless, I just tried copying files from a CD in an XP virtual > machine in VBox 1.6.0 on Vista x64 and it worked fine. I did have to > disable passthru, as it always seems to make my drive think it has a > blank audio disc in it. |
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