Ah ha! I figured this out.
So one thing that you might have to do in Fusion at least if you're running XP
is to go to the add new hardware wizard in control panel and add your USB host
controller. This will make the drives pop up quite nicely. Then you can deal
with those obnoxious NTFS drives.
Hi Simon,
Sadly, while I saw an option that said connect the Seagate Portable RSS under
USB, no acknowledgement was made by the XP virtual machine of its existence.
Have you any other ideas?
Friendly,
Chris
On Jul 8, 2010, at 3:12 AM, Simon F wrote:
> Ok If it's connecting to the mac, dis conne
Ok If it's connecting to the mac, dis connect (eject ) it from the mac, but
leave it actually plugged in to the machine. And then go into the virtual
machine menu of the vm fusion software and find the USB devices option in
the menu and make sure the USB drive is enabled within vm fusion.
Hope th
Hi chris.
When in VM Fusion are you in full screen? If so change it by doing
control command and enter (hope that's right as I'm not sitting in front
of my mac). Then you should have a list of USB devices which you can
connect or disconnect. If you find what drive you need then press enter
on i
