daneoni macrumors G5 Original poster Dec 28, 2006 #1 ...if you go to your mac and bring up the About This Mac pane, is your startup disk shown?. I thought these were only meant to come up if you have an extra HDD you use. Does a virtual drive count?
...if you go to your mac and bring up the About This Mac pane, is your startup disk shown?. I thought these were only meant to come up if you have an extra HDD you use. Does a virtual drive count?
cwedl macrumors 65816 Dec 28, 2006 #2 daneoni said: ...if you go to your mac and bring up the About This Mac pane, is your startup disk shown?. I thought these were only meant to come up if you have an extra HDD you use. Does a virtual drive count? Click to expand... Parallels use what look like vertial hds stored in files not partitioned hds like you think
daneoni said: ...if you go to your mac and bring up the About This Mac pane, is your startup disk shown?. I thought these were only meant to come up if you have an extra HDD you use. Does a virtual drive count? Click to expand... Parallels use what look like vertial hds stored in files not partitioned hds like you think
Osarkon macrumors 68020 Dec 28, 2006 #3 A virtual drive doesn't count, because as far as I can make out, it doesn't technically exist until parallels runs, until then it's only a file.
A virtual drive doesn't count, because as far as I can make out, it doesn't technically exist until parallels runs, until then it's only a file.