In Connectix Virtual PC 5.2, I could mount one
partition of my hard drive as a drive in Virtual PC.
However, it looks like Microsoft has removed that
feature, so I can only mount the *whole hard drive*

I have tried an internal zip and the VP will not recognize
it as a physical drive. Does anyone have any suggestions
as to how to get it to recognize a parallel zip drive as a
parallel zip drive. I've tried everything I can think of

I do not have a system information dump to give you but
here is my situation.... Gateyay 450 Laptop.. 1.3 GHZ
Centrino, Intel Pro/100 VE network card,Intel pro wireless
Lan 2100 3b mini pci card, Windows XP (all service packs),

Interesting thing to note is that the Connectix product
would run a virtual Windows 2003 Server, while the new
MSFT branded variety does not seem to want to.  Any
thoughts?

I'm running XP Pro as my host...installing Netware 6 SP3
as my guest...all seems to be fine until the guest o/s
can't detect a NIC...and I have tried to manually install
every NIC available to no avail.  I'm thinking that there

My VPC 2004 ist running on a Windowx XP Pro box with 1 GB RAM and I want to
run two vuirtual machines
1. W2003 Server with 256 MB
2. W2003 Server with 512 MB

I know from the posts on this newsgroup that VPC does have time sync
issues and that modern OSes (like Linux or FreeBSD) have utilities to sync
time with the host system....
...But is there anything (or any workaround) for doing the same thing with

I am running Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server and
have installed Connectix Virtual PC Trial v5.2.  Ran into
a problem to where I ran out of space on the drive for
which I originally installed the program when attempting

If I setup the VirtualPC in windows 2000 professional and
Virtual one windows 2000 server machine. Can I just assume
that I has a server in Lan and if I has a DHCP server I
can get a IP address for the virtual machine just like

Hello, i only have one question...y don't u make a
version of virtual pc that we can install Mac Os on it?
is there any way or hope for the future?...Cus its
cool...

I have VPC 5.1 with windows 95 installed on a windows xp
computer. I have tried for many months to get VPC to
share the internet connection, such as browsing, email
etc.

I've enabled the Shared Networking (NAT) option for my virtual machine but
am unable to see the network.  The virtual machine is configured to
automatically obtain an IP address from a DHCP server.
Are there any obvious reasons why I wouldn't be able to see the network?

I wondered how to possibly limit or influence the size of a vpc image. I
removed some unneeded software components on an installation but the
resulting image was bigger than before..
Achim Gounar

What is the difference?
Why wont VPC run 2003 server when the previous product would?

I am trying to make a ghost boot disk so I can I can shoot images back and
forth to our ghost server.  I can't seem to find the dos drivers drivers for
it.
Anyone know where they can be found?