This is why I chose to write about a from-scratch method instead. While using an existing installation is less work initially you're very likely to encounter driver related problems if you want to keep booting the installation natively also. If you're looking to boot an existing Windows installation in VirtualBox please have a look at HOWTO: manage VDIs and import native installations instead. This article covers how to set up such a configuration from scratch. I thought I'd summarise how I got WinXP running in a "dual" boot (running a single Windows installation both in VirtualBox and natively). Modedit: I have told VT that we will police this request by deleting any posts other than his from this topic, so please follow this suggestion. Please post any comments/suggestions etc in this thread: Howto: Windows XP in both VM and native - DISCUSSION Windows XP: In both VM and native (using Linux as host OS)
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