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Mapping a drive between WinXP VMware host and Win98SE guest?
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I have the linux version of VMWare 4 which lets me have a linux host and windows virtual machine. In that version, I can use the virtual machine configuration editor (when the vm is powered down) to map a drive. I have never tried the windows version of vmware.
You can map a drive to a share on the host O/S as long as you have a directory shared on the host. You'd map a drive the same way as you normally would in any O/S.
(I just verified this using a Win98SE client using VM4 on a host running Win2kPro)
(I just verified this using a Win98SE client using VM4 on a host running Win2kPro)
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I got this to work by the following:
1- Add hard drive
2- Use physical disk
3- use individual partitions (on physicaldrive0 since that is all I had)
4- check partition you want
5- give it a filename for the config (new name)
Finish. then when you boot, you should see a new drive letter..
There are a couple warning windows, I just said ok and it is working fine...
Hope that helps (even though this is 4 years after you asked for it).
1- Add hard drive
2- Use physical disk
3- use individual partitions (on physicaldrive0 since that is all I had)
4- check partition you want
5- give it a filename for the config (new name)
Finish. then when you boot, you should see a new drive letter..
There are a couple warning windows, I just said ok and it is working fine...
Hope that helps (even though this is 4 years after you asked for it).
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