I is it possible to migrate my Parallels image of Windows to a new partition in BootCamp? I want to use BootCamp to load windows for games, but be able to use Parallels to load the Windows partition for work. I believe the latest version of parallels allows you to boot from BootCamp partitions.
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Parallels - Bootcamp?
- Thread starter travis134
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Dogfish Jones
Junior Member
I've been wondering the same thing. Any insight anyone can give would be great.
Maybe it's just me, but I can't imagine that getting games to run is "urgent".travis134 said:Please, this is urgent, thank you.
There must be some other instance of this problem somewhere.
In any case, if your uses for XP are disjoint, just install a copy in bootcamp and have done with it, then boot bootcamp for games and Parallels for everything else, and save yourself a LOT of hassle. Note that even if you migrate your Parallels XP to bootcamp, you will have to activate again.
travis 134 is looking for a more elegant solution than this- as am I - if someone has worked out the answer please let us know. Thanksjoem said:Maybe it's just me, but I can't imagine that getting games to run is "urgent".
In any case, if your uses for XP are disjoint, just install a copy in bootcamp and have done with it, then boot bootcamp for games and Parallels for everything else, and save yourself a LOT of hassle. Note that even if you migrate your Parallels XP to bootcamp, you will have to activate again.
The urgent part about it is being able to retain my ability to develope with Visual Studio .net
See, I have Visual Studio in my virtual machine on parallels, but I need it to stay there, while having the ability to boot into bootcamp for anything that requires native Windows.
I don't want two installations, this is exactly what I want.
Parallels - Bootcamp, there has to be a way.
Thanks
PS: Activation isn't a problem.
See, I have Visual Studio in my virtual machine on parallels, but I need it to stay there, while having the ability to boot into bootcamp for anything that requires native Windows.
I don't want two installations, this is exactly what I want.
Parallels - Bootcamp, there has to be a way.
Thanks
PS: Activation isn't a problem.
hairyneanderthal
Member
Urgent? Then you are in the wrong place
please note that while this is working mostly, it is still very much beta "therefore" it shouldn't be being used in any situations considered "urgent" yet.
please note that while this is working mostly, it is still very much beta "therefore" it shouldn't be being used in any situations considered "urgent" yet.
travis134 said:Please, this is urgent, thank you.
There must be some other instance of this problem somewhere.
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Dogfish Jones
Junior Member
Not an urgent issue for me, more just something I'd like to do as I wait for 3036 to get cleaned up. There are some programs I have installed that would work better in Bootcamp than in Parallels (due to directx support and dual display issues), so to be able to be used in both would be fabulous. Oh, and I don't have the XP CD I used to do the install (my former employer has it).
But, in searching the net, I can only find information on converting from bootcamp to parallels, not the other way around.
But, in searching the net, I can only find information on converting from bootcamp to parallels, not the other way around.