NovemberWhiskey macrumors 68040 Original poster May 18, 2009 3,024 1,272 Jul 25, 2009 #1 I thought the Bus types were SATA II. When I am in VMware fusion, settings, it shows my bootcamp partition as an IDE disk.
I thought the Bus types were SATA II. When I am in VMware fusion, settings, it shows my bootcamp partition as an IDE disk.
Sneakz macrumors 65816 Jul 17, 2008 1,227 364 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Jul 26, 2009 #2 Because thats how VMware Fusion chooses emulates the hardware. It doesn't affect performance in any way.
Because thats how VMware Fusion chooses emulates the hardware. It doesn't affect performance in any way.
NovemberWhiskey macrumors 68040 Original poster May 18, 2009 3,024 1,272 Jul 26, 2009 #3 So you are saying that I do have SATA II, but it just shows up that way in Vmware Fusion?
Q qpid macrumors regular Oct 18, 2004 194 0 Jul 26, 2009 #4 NovemberWhiskey said: So you are saying that I do have SATA II, but it just shows up that way in Vmware Fusion? Click to expand... yep
NovemberWhiskey said: So you are saying that I do have SATA II, but it just shows up that way in Vmware Fusion? Click to expand... yep
r.j.s Moderator emeritus Mar 7, 2007 15,026 52 Texas Jul 26, 2009 #5 NovemberWhiskey said: So you are saying that I do have SATA II, but it just shows up that way in Vmware Fusion? Click to expand... Check System Profiler to see what the actual hardware is.
NovemberWhiskey said: So you are saying that I do have SATA II, but it just shows up that way in Vmware Fusion? Click to expand... Check System Profiler to see what the actual hardware is.