Le journal d'Andre ...: Booting from VHD

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04 mars 2010

Booting from VHD

I have a lab based on Hyper-V but for mobile testing I would be able to run different configuration on my laptop. Virtual PC could be a solution but unfortunatly 64 bits guest OS is not possible.
The solution I choosed is a multiboot but test OS are stored in VHD.
This will work even your laptop is not Intel-VT or AMD-V

Booting from VHD

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