(You can also shrink an existing Windows partition and then create the Linux partitions with the resulting free space, but this is more dangerous). If installing the two OSes on the same physical disk, then wipe the disk and create partitions for each OS as necessary (as is standard for dual-boot installs).What I'm explaining here is dangerous, and if anything goes wrong, you are likely to lose data on your PC. This should go without saying, but please back up all your data before proceeding.I run Windows inside the VM most of the time, but I can still boot natively into the very same install of Windows at any time, if necessary. Each OS is installed on a separate physical hard disk. With surprisingly few hiccups, I got this running with Linux Mint 17.3 as the host, and with Windows 8.1 as the guest. At least, not until now.Īt my new job this year, I discovered that it's possible to do such a thing, using a feature of VirtualBox called " Raw Disk Access". an OS that's installed on a physical disk or partition) inside the other via a VM. However, I haven't run one "real" OS (i.e. In this case, I boot natively into either one or the other of the installed OSes. I've been installing Windows and Linux on the same machine, in a dual-boot setup, for many years now. In this case, the guest OS can't be natively booted and run, because it doesn't occupy its own disk or partition on the physical hardware, and therefore it can't be picked up by the BIOS / boot manager.
However, the typical approach is to mount and boot a VM image, where the guest OS and hard disk are just files on the host filesystem. Having a complete Windows (or Mac) desktop running within Linux has been possible for some time now, thanks to the wonders of Virtual Machine (VM) technology. (please do not directly link to the download.Running a real Windows install in VirtualBox on Linux We would like to thank Thomas Hounsell for hosting our website and letting us host the download of the fixed copy.
Until today (1st May 2014) the C0d3rz ISO was to be used if one would like to install 4093. They edited startnet.cmd to start 4093’s setup from the usa_4093_x86fre.pro_longhorn directory in the ISO.
As the original 4093 ISO wasn’t bootable, the C0d3rz team made a bootable ISO using 4033’s WinPE. Enjoy!īuild 4093 was originally leaked at 28 August 2006 as a heavily edited ISO. I completely forgot about re-uploading it until now. This used to be hosted on the initial website two years ago (whoa, time flies).
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