I have a windows 7 host, running UEFI firmware with GPT disk.
I have installed ubuntu in a separate partition of the same main disk and currently dual-booting between these two OSes.
My question is : is it possible to create a VM inside windows 7 and boot ubuntu straight from its native hard disk?
The free version of vmplayer does not have that feature. After googling around and messing with it I was able to do that, sort of. I'm still having all sort of weired errors, such as "unable to access \.\\physicaldrive0" or something like that.
Is this configuration supported in the commercial version of vm player? I was planning to purchase the license anyway, but thought to make sure about this use case first.
Many thanks.
Jun