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   From: angel@hell.es   
      
   S.SubZero  wrote:   
      
   > 1.  I don't use VMWare (doesn't like Vista x64 host)   
   > 2.  That image is about 100MB in size.  Haiku takes most of it.  There   
   > are no GUI disk utils, and I don't know how to mount a second scratch   
   > disk with the shell.   
      
   What I do is to download the raw image and then convert it into Qemu   
   compressed image (qcow).  You can create new qcow images and use them as   
   different disks or partitions to store data or install software or   
   whatever.  You simply indicate which ones to use at the command line:   
      
   qemu -hda haiku.qcow -hdb haiku_data.qcow   (or whatever you call it)   
      
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