VMware Fusion

Yes - good suggestion. It is Install Guest Additions. I think Sun's VirtualBox is slightly quicker than VMware (and I can't get VMware to allow a network connecgtion for reasons I don't understand).

There's something similar to VMware Tools in VirtualBox, but I forget the name of it. You might have to install that in the Windows 7 guest OS through VirtualBox. ...

what are you using VMware Converter for? ...

OK - finally installed, using the .iso file from HD rather than DVD. I think I finally let ||'s pick the 'typical' installation, rather than a 'custom.' So far so good. Using recommended memory allocation(1G), but not sure how win7 considers the processor. I have a Core Duo MacBookPro; is that considered one or two processors? Finally, win7 runs and looks pretty good...

Hi Mike, I remember you from VMware's forums... welcome here :) Anyway - seen and heard several people use Windows 7 with their Fusion and the reviews look good. As long as it's selected correctly it should work.

Here's a page describing how to install Win7 on VMware Fusion. Works great. ...

It sounds as if it is the disk image because you get the same result with both Parallels VMware Fusion. ...

You can find the answer in the thread here about Windows 7 on VMware Fusion. ...

Or depending on the exact format of Ghost, you could use VMware Converter to export that format to a standalone VM and use that with Fusion. ...

Bootcamp, Parallels, and VMWare require a licensed copy of Windows. ...