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Parul Bagadia
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This is something very urgent and important. Actually i have to install Fedora 7 by using virtual box which is in windows, at the time of booting its not showing me any files on my bootable cd; any image file .vdl and stuff but i do have .img file which is not accepted by it. so, how do i install fedora in virtual box?
Oct 15 '09 #1
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maxamis4
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Why don't you try installing Sun Microsystems Virtual machine. I have installed Fedora, Ubuntu, GOS, MAC, Vista, Windows 7 and Red hat. It works great

http://www.virtualbox.org/
Oct 29 '09 #2

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