vmx file, in case it might help clear up the problem. I've looked through the VMware XP guide, as well as the forums, but I haven't found any tips that have helped to-date.Ĭan anyone help? I've attached the. ) It works, but you will see the text menu from windows7 when you boot from Clover. To begin, make sure that your virtual machine is selected in the Hyper-V Manager and then insert the Windows XP CD in the optical drive. On c:\ you should have boot folder and bootmgr from windows7 and all other stuff from Xp (NTloader. Installing Windows XP in a Hyper-V virtual machine is easy. Create a booting item for XP with EasyBCD on bcd in c:\boot folder. I've tried on startup pressing Escape and selecting CD-ROM Drive to boot, and I've also gone into the BIOS to change fiddle with the boot order, but I always get the same results. Install bootloader of Windows7 on Xp partition. I know the network boot is the last in the boot order. When I try to power up the machine to install XP, though, I get the following:Ĭopyright (C) 1997-2000 Intel CorporationĬLIENT MAC ADDR: GUID: Once that is complete, you will need to update the 'Boot Camp Control Panel' utility on Windows XP by launching the 'Apple Software Update' program found on the Start menu. (The other images I've downloaded have been.) The CD/DVD ROM is set to 'Connect at power on', as is the floppy. Once Windows XP is installed, you will need to insert the Mac Mini's Mac OS X Install DVD that came with your Mac Mini to install the Windows XP Drivers. I'm using an ISO image that I downloaded from Microsoft Technet, so I would expect it to be bootable.
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Boot Camp 4.0 for Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard version 10.6.6 up to Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain. I have managed to create Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 machines without problems. Previous versions of Boot Camp supported Windows XP and Windows Vista. I've been trying to create a Windows XP SP3 virtual machine to run on VMware Player and have not had any luck so far.
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