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Guest Sessions
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Guest Sessions
Installation
One note of critical importance: Create the maximum allowable disk space here once and for all. Once this image is finalized, no further resizing of the partition is possible. The default size is 4 GB, which may not be adequate for all configurations. Below, an example invocation shows a less conservative 6 GB partition dedicated to the reference environment, and the default install mode is declared as shared:
$ installwinpro -w winxppro -g 6G -m shared
In turn, this launches the installation process shown in the following image (with a default 4G image):

Once the emulated guest environment comes up, it appears as in the following screenshot:

For more information on install modes and other run-time configuration parameters, consult the Win4Lin User-Guide.
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