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| 24 Jan 2013 | #1 |
| | Clarification regarding dual boot of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 Hello all, this is my first post on sevenforums. Though I've referred to sevenforums many a times, never registered because I always found similar questions posted by others. Anyways, I'm preparing to dual boot my Windows 7 machine(already installed) with Windows Server 2008. I've discovered that booting from VHD is a great option and I found all the commands for it online. But before I do it, just want to make I'm doing it the right way. Two of the commands for creating a VHD is: Code: CREATE VDISK FILE=c:\windows7rc.vhd MAXIMUM=200000 TYPE=EXPANDABLE SELECT VDISK FILE=c:\windows7rc.vhd I've attached a screen shot of my existing partitions. I have a partition of 97.66 GB which is unallocated on which I'd like to install Server 2008. My question is do I need to change anything in the above command? Thanks in advance. |
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| 26 Jan 2013 | #2 |
| | Hi, if anyone could please help me clarify this doubt, I'd be really grateful. Waiting for a confirmation to proceed with the installation. |
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