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Is anyone running VMWare Fusion and Win XP on a Mac Pro with 2 (or more) internal drives? Did you have any trouble seeing the second drive. Please see my earlier post: http://macosx.com/forums/boot-camp-os-virtualization-mac/298063-help-can-t-see-2nd-drive-when-i-boot-windows-fusion.html...

I'm running Mac 10.5, Windows XP Pro and VMWare Fusion. I'm have a Mac Pro with 2 HDs. The primary is in Bay 1. The second is in Bay 2. This 2nd drive is formatted as NTFS. When I boot to Windows via Bootcamp, I see and can access the 2nd drive, no problem. However, when I start in Mac...

I have an iMac, running Leopard, a 320GB Hard Drive and I want to install Win XP Pro and VMWare Fusion. My ultimate objective is to have my Windows OS and programs on my “C Drive” (formatted NTFS) and then have a second NTFS partition for my Windows related Data Files, labeled as my “D...

Thanks to everyone who sent a reply. I'm goin' in! I'll let you know the outcome.

Thanks for the warning. Unfortunately, I need Windows. Everything I've ever done and do for my business requires many Windows apps. And no, I can't find suitable Mac replacements for some of my programs, for too many reasons to mention. I purchased a Mac to start "experimenting with the...

Thanks! Absorbing the Mac applications data files into the system partition is what I was thinking I would do, but if possible, I always like keeping my data separate from the system and OS files, in case I ever need to re-install the OS. I guess that's what external HDs are for...backups.

I just purchased an iMac, (a first for me), and I’m starting down the dual OS path for the first time. I need some advice for partitioning the HD. I have a 320Gig HD and I want (1) Partition for the Mac OS and Applications; (1) Partition for WinXP and Applications; and (1) Partition for “Data...