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#1 User is offline   Wasim 

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Posted 04 July 2004 - 04:40 AM

Hey there.
i installed Virtual PC yesterday; the 45 day trial.
I have a 60 gb hdd which is partioned into 3 drives:

c: -9.31 gb ntfs
d: -9.31 gb ntfs
e: -38.60 gb fat32

When i installed 2003 server via virtual pc it asked if it could use 16 gb of 'unallocated' space...so i allowed that.

what i was wondering is where did that space come from??


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Posted 04 July 2004 - 05:40 AM

it creates a virtual partition
if its 16gb its most likely that u've selected the virtual drive to be on your e drive
u should see a file (I forgot the extension .vmx .vmd something.. for vmware...) and that file u'll see is either an expendable file which means its going to get larger as long as u put additional stuff into virtual pc or u might have allowed vpc to allocate the full space. in that case u should see a file that's 16gb. which I'd consider is not the best idea. bc I doubt u're going to use 16gb on a test machine.....

btw 16gb is the max it goes change it to 2gb or 4gb according to your needs...

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Posted 04 July 2004 - 01:21 PM

ah cool. thanks!

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Posted 04 July 2004 - 01:42 PM

It just means that as you add stuff to the Virtual PC, you will have 16GB total! You must have a dynamic drive that expands as you use up more disk space in Virtual PC...

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