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VirtualBox: two or more OS in one usb disk “unmountable boot volume”
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My goal:
For education purposes I've been asked to install Windows and Linux on the same usb and be able to boot them from virtual box
My problem:
Windows crashes with "unmountable boot volume"
The process I've made this far:
I have an usb disk 1tb with 3 partitions
- first for personal files with 900gb(NTFS)
- Linux partition 50gb(ext4)
- Windows partition 50gb(NTFS)
Those os were installed in that order.
For Linux:
when I reached the intallation type, used "others"
Defined the second partition "dev/sda/2" as root
and for the Device boot loader installation "dev/sda"
For the VB vmdk I used this command:
VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename "C:LinuxPath.vmdk" -rawdisk \.PhysicalDrive1 -partitions 2 -relative
creating a Hardisk with 1tb size but 50gb actual size
show
AND ALL THIS WORKS!
now for Windows:
when installing via VB Windows I have this problem:
error1
which tells me it cant install on partition 3 of disk 0 (my external hdd)
So my solution was "WinToUsb" selecting the corresponding partition.
then with the next command routed the vmdk to that partition:
VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename "C:winxpath.vmdk" -rawdisk \.PhysicalDrive1 -partitions 3 -relative
But now when it comes to boot the Windows VM ,
appears the Windows booting logo and then:
error2
Is there anything I am missing?
linux windows-10 hard-drive virtualbox partitioning
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My goal:
For education purposes I've been asked to install Windows and Linux on the same usb and be able to boot them from virtual box
My problem:
Windows crashes with "unmountable boot volume"
The process I've made this far:
I have an usb disk 1tb with 3 partitions
- first for personal files with 900gb(NTFS)
- Linux partition 50gb(ext4)
- Windows partition 50gb(NTFS)
Those os were installed in that order.
For Linux:
when I reached the intallation type, used "others"
Defined the second partition "dev/sda/2" as root
and for the Device boot loader installation "dev/sda"
For the VB vmdk I used this command:
VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename "C:LinuxPath.vmdk" -rawdisk \.PhysicalDrive1 -partitions 2 -relative
creating a Hardisk with 1tb size but 50gb actual size
show
AND ALL THIS WORKS!
now for Windows:
when installing via VB Windows I have this problem:
error1
which tells me it cant install on partition 3 of disk 0 (my external hdd)
So my solution was "WinToUsb" selecting the corresponding partition.
then with the next command routed the vmdk to that partition:
VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename "C:winxpath.vmdk" -rawdisk \.PhysicalDrive1 -partitions 3 -relative
But now when it comes to boot the Windows VM ,
appears the Windows booting logo and then:
error2
Is there anything I am missing?
linux windows-10 hard-drive virtualbox partitioning
asked 7 mins ago
Diego llanosDiego llanos
1
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Diego llanos is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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My goal:
For education purposes I've been asked to install Windows and Linux on the same usb and be able to boot them from virtual box
My problem:
Windows crashes with "unmountable boot volume"
The process I've made this far:
I have an usb disk 1tb with 3 partitions
- first for personal files with 900gb(NTFS)
- Linux partition 50gb(ext4)
- Windows partition 50gb(NTFS)
Those os were installed in that order.
For Linux:
when I reached the intallation type, used "others"
Defined the second partition "dev/sda/2" as root
and for the Device boot loader installation "dev/sda"
For the VB vmdk I used this command:
VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename "C:LinuxPath.vmdk" -rawdisk \.PhysicalDrive1 -partitions 2 -relative
creating a Hardisk with 1tb size but 50gb actual size
show
AND ALL THIS WORKS!
now for Windows:
when installing via VB Windows I have this problem:
error1
which tells me it cant install on partition 3 of disk 0 (my external hdd)
So my solution was "WinToUsb" selecting the corresponding partition.
then with the next command routed the vmdk to that partition:
VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename "C:winxpath.vmdk" -rawdisk \.PhysicalDrive1 -partitions 3 -relative
But now when it comes to boot the Windows VM ,
appears the Windows booting logo and then:
error2
Is there anything I am missing?
linux windows-10 hard-drive virtualbox partitioning
asked 7 mins ago
Diego llanosDiego llanos
1
New contributor
Diego llanos is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
My goal:
For education purposes I've been asked to install Windows and Linux on the same usb and be able to boot them from virtual box
My problem:
Windows crashes with "unmountable boot volume"
The process I've made this far:
I have an usb disk 1tb with 3 partitions
- first for personal files with 900gb(NTFS)
- Linux partition 50gb(ext4)
- Windows partition 50gb(NTFS)
Those os were installed in that order.
For Linux:
when I reached the intallation type, used "others"
Defined the second partition "dev/sda/2" as root
and for the Device boot loader installation "dev/sda"
For the VB vmdk I used this command:
VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename "C:LinuxPath.vmdk" -rawdisk \.PhysicalDrive1 -partitions 2 -relative
creating a Hardisk with 1tb size but 50gb actual size
show
AND ALL THIS WORKS!
now for Windows:
when installing via VB Windows I have this problem:
error1
which tells me it cant install on partition 3 of disk 0 (my external hdd)
So my solution was "WinToUsb" selecting the corresponding partition.
then with the next command routed the vmdk to that partition:
VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename "C:winxpath.vmdk" -rawdisk \.PhysicalDrive1 -partitions 3 -relative
But now when it comes to boot the Windows VM ,
appears the Windows booting logo and then:
error2
Is there anything I am missing?
linux windows-10 hard-drive virtualbox partitioning
linux windows-10 hard-drive virtualbox partitioning
asked 7 mins ago
Diego llanosDiego llanos
1
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Diego llanos is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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