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Subject: How about boot Virtual Disk Drive like VHD, DSK, VDI, VMDK without
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I think that's impossible because Micro$oft have VHD licence. So this is 
big dream.
However, I think that's possible about booting other virtual disk file 
with only grub2.

p.s: I'm a korean student. So my translation can't be perfect. Sorry...