Amikor fut az XP a vmware ablakban, akkor menj ki ctrl+alt billentyûkkel a vmware file menüjébe és ott indítsd el a vmware tools-ot. Ez felrakja a video, sound, stb. drivereket xp alá.

Nos, akkor részlet a doksiból:

Adding Raw Disks to a Virtual Machine
Use the Virtual Machine Control Panel (Edit ] Virtual Machine Settings) to add a new
raw disk to your virtual machine. The virtual machine should be powered off before
you begin. If it is not, shut down the guest operating system normally, then click
Power Off on the VMware Workstation toolbar.
Caution: Raw disks are an advanced feature and should be configured only by expert
users.
1. Open the Virtual Machine Control Panel (Edit ] Virtual Machine Settings) and
click Add. The Add Hardware Wizard guides you through the steps to create your
virtual disk.
2. Click Hard Disk, then click Next.
3. Select Use a physical disk, then click Next.
4. Choose the physical hard disk to use from the drop-down list. Select whether
you want to use the entire disk or use only individual partitions on the disk. Click
Next.
5. If you selected Use individual partitions in the previous step, select which
partitions you want to use in the virtual machine. If you selected Use entire disk,
this step does not appear.
Only the partitions you select in this step are visible to the virtual machine. All
other partitions are hidden from it.
Click Next.
6. Accept the default filename and location for the file that stores access
information for this raw disk — or change it, if you want to use a different name
or location. To find a different directory, click Browse.
Click Advanced if you want to specify the virtual machine SCSI or IDE device
node to which this disk is connected.
On the advanced settings screen, you can also specify a disk mode. This is useful
in certain special-purpose configurations in which you want to exclude disks
from the snapshot. For more information on the snapshot feature, see Using the
Snapshot on page 180.
Normal disks are included in the snapshot. In most cases, this is the setting you
want.
Independent disks are not included in the snapshot. You have the following
options for an independent disk:
• Persistent — changes are immediately and permanently written to the disk.
• Nonpersistent — changes to the disk are discarded when you power off or
revert to the snapshot.
When you have set the filename and location you want to use and have made
any selections you want to make on the advanced settings screen, click Finish.
7. The wizard configures the new raw disk. If the partitions used on the raw disk are
not formatted for your guest operating system, use the guest operating system’s
tools to format them.
Note: After you create a raw disk using one or more partitions on a physical disk, you
should never modify the partition tables by running fdisk or a similar utility in the
guest operating system.
Note: If you use fdisk or a similar utility on the host operating system to modify the
partition table of the physical disk, you must recreate the virtual machine’s raw disk.
All files that were on the raw disk are lost when you modify the partition table.

Remélem ez talán segít… 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆

Ezt én nagyon zázosnak tartom, hogy egy ilyen nagy múlttal rendelkezõ disztrib, mint a SuSE ilyet produkál…..

Senki sem tudja?

Azt hogyan oldjátok meg, hogy ha egy linuxra vmware telepítés után egy xp felrakását követõen az xpvel készített állományok ékezethelyesen kerüljenek át a linux alkönyvtáraiba??? Az meg leányálom, hogy ha egy állomány az m$ rendszerbe szóközöket tartalmaz, akkor az valahogy transzformálva kerüljön át a linuxhoz?

Hogyan lehet ezeket a problémákat megoldani?