Then I create virtual box machine from exiting win. # VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename /path/win.vmdk -rawdisk /dev/sda -partitions 3 -relative -mbr win.mbr I tryed to follow this guied (corresponds to official docs ) Here my partiotions: # VBoxManage internalcommands listpartitions -rawdisk /dev/sda I imagine I've gotta poke around in BCD and friends land, but I've never done it before, so am hoping for a little guidance on that, and if I need to do anything to the C: partition to make it work.I have Debian Linux and Win7 installed on the one machine with grub loader and I need to load Windows 7 from partition with Virtual Box. Running a Linux boot disk, I am able to access the files on what should be my C: drive, but I noticed in AOMEI that the actual windows install partition has no mount point, is listed as red, while everything else is green. I cleared that, rebooted, still bootmgr missing.
There is only one Windows install across all drives, and I noticed that the reserved system partition (100MB) kept getting a drive letter. Once I found the Win7 CD, repair failed/ would say it's the wrong version (i think it's not). It took me a few days to find the Win7 CD, in the meantime I looked around with AOMEI, and found my C: and D: drives lettered opposite what they should be (which I eventually fixed by swapping their SATA ports). The rest of this article refers to Windows 7, but all information below applies to Windows Vista as well.
I poked around, didn't change any hardware, and on bootup, bootmgr is missing. I rebooted a machine for the first time in a few months to try and sort out why my internal large media drive is disappeared/bring it back up.
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