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| | Accessing physical disk from a guest Hi all I am new to Hyper-V, but have a fair bit of experience in VMWare. I have a job to do setting up a Hyper-V for a client (person) and I want to know if I can create a VM using a virtual disk for OS, but connect directly to an existing NTFS partition for the data. This can be done in VMWare, but I have been told by hearsay, that this can't be done in Hyper-V. Can someone please tell me the facts on this? Thank you. Regards Mark Dutton Datamerge |
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| | Re: Accessing physical disk from a guest "dumbthumbs" <dumbthumbs@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C9E48BC8-A7D4-49E5-A581-2E44D91F6F6A@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi all > > I am new to Hyper-V, but have a fair bit of experience in VMWare. I have a > job to do setting up a Hyper-V for a client (person) and I want to know if > I > can create a VM using a virtual disk for OS, but connect directly to an > existing NTFS partition for the data. This can be done in VMWare, but I > have > been told by hearsay, that this can't be done in Hyper-V. Can someone > please > tell me the facts on this? > > Thank you. > > Regards > > Mark Dutton > Datamerge |
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