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Re:Problema con VMware Fusion - ezmac - 27-04-2010

(14-04-2010, 12:06)Mac@ries link escribió: He borrado las preferencias y a la hora de arrancar me sale lo de la foto y no paso de ahí.Alguna sugerencia más o lo desinstalo todo.

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Cita:Import the Boot Camp Partition
You can import the Boot Camp partition as a virtual machine, creating a completely new VMware virtual machine that copies the partition.

Procedure
1
From the VMware Fusion menu bar, select Window>Virtual Machine Library.

2
In the Virtual Machine Library window, select Boot Camp partition and click Import.

3
Change the name for the imported virtual machine in the Save As field from the default Boot Camp to something unique, and indicate where to save it.

The default destination is the Virtual Machines folder created by VMware Fusion.

VMware Fusion displays the disk space needed for the import, and the space available on the current disk.

4
Click Save.

When the import is finished, you see the virtual machine added to the virtual machine list, in the powered-off state.

5
Click Start Up.

VMware Fusion installs VMware Tools after the virtual machine powers on, and reboots the system after the Tools install is complete.

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