Does anyone know if it's possible to install more than one OS, such as Windows XP, Windows Pro and Windows Media Center, on one VM or does each build need it's own VM? Thanks.
. Ideally you need to create a separate VM for each OS installation. Now I haven't tried this, or heard of anyone that has, but technically, given enough disk space allocated to the VM, you should be able to partition within that VM and create a multiple boot situation. If you have a crack at that multiple boot thing, please report back with your outcome. .
Multiple boot Thanks for the response. I will attempt it and will let you know if I am successful at it. Thanks again. Jim
not sure I think this would be interesting just as a curiosity as far as boot configuration. I don't see why it wouldn't be possible. You would just install it the same as if it was real hardware. But from a practical standpoint, aside from having one .hdd file as opposed to 3, i don't think there is any advantage. If you use expanding drives, the amount of space you use should technically be the same. Having separate virtual machines, on the other hand, would give you some advantages of being able to boot at the same time, suspend one machine, etc.
