Enuda
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How can I copy a file from windows to a VM machine environmenrt?
Hi all,
I am sure I am missing something. I am not able to copy a file (tar file) from my windows Vista environment to a virtual machine environment. How can I do this? I want to install DB2 on this virtual machine and I don't know how to copy the DB2 install tar file into this environment so that I can unzip it and do the db2 install. I have the tar file on my Vista folder and want to know how I can copy the into my virtual linux environment. Can anybody help with a step by step way to do this?
Gratefully yours in advance...
Thanks
I am sure I am missing something. I am not able to copy a file (tar file) from my windows Vista environment to a virtual machine environment. How can I do this? I want to install DB2 on this virtual machine and I don't know how to copy the DB2 install tar file into this environment so that I can unzip it and do the db2 install. I have the tar file on my Vista folder and want to know how I can copy the into my virtual linux environment. Can anybody help with a step by step way to do this?
Gratefully yours in advance...
Thanks
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One of the best responses that I have experienced in this forum
You're welcome Enuda. I'm glad we're able to assist you with your question.
That's why we hang out here, to help people and share the knowledge!
Best of luck and post a new question if you run in to any issues. :-)
~Ed
Best of luck and post a new question if you run in to any issues. :-)
~Ed
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I want to thank everyone for their responses. Now I know what to do.
Again, thanks all