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Wednesday, December 29th 2010, 6:17pm

Machine in data\VirtualBox VMs

My English is not good, so I'm using google translator, I hope you understand my menssagem?

I did some testing here and changed the script Portable VirtualBox.au3 in data\.VirtualBox for data\VirtualBox VMs and recompiled with Autoit-v3
Ex.: script= .VirtualBox replaced by VirtualBox VMs
Important: The data folder is the folder to create data\VirtualBox VMs\Machines

The machine is saved in data\VirtualBox VMs\Machines

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I'm editing here to say that I have tried again and discovered that this method does not work perfectly.
Please Delete this topic.

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Thursday, December 30th 2010, 5:54pm

Change this in line 389 of Portable-VirtualBox.au3 (Starter/Launcher-Version 6.2.3):

FileWrite ($file, StringReplace ($content, $values12[0], @ScriptDir&"\data\.VirtualBox\Machines"))

in this:

FileWrite ($file, StringReplace ($content, $values12[0], @ScriptDir&"\data\.VirtualBox\VirtualBox VMs"))

and then recompile the "Portable-VirtualBox.exe" new.

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Wednesday, April 6th 2011, 6:53pm

I have the same problem.

But i will use another drive.

With an old installation of portable vbox it works on E:\Virtual Box.
but now i can´t change the drive.

i have try to edit in in the Portable-VirtualBox.au3 but it was the wrong line i think.

can you help me?

vip

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Tuesday, June 7th 2011, 3:27pm

Take a look here: VirtualBox refuses to save MY virtual machine path
That should do it.

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Wednesday, June 22nd 2011, 2:19am

Look @ VirtualBox.xml

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<SystemProperties defaultMachineFolder="I:\VBOX\Portable-VirtualBox\data\.VirtualBox\Machines" defaultHardDiskFormat="VDI" 
VRDEAuthLibrary="VBoxAuth" webServiceAuthLibrary="VBoxAuth" 
LogHistoryCount="3" />



Or:
Replace

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@ScriptDir&"\data\.VirtualBox\Machines"



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"Path whatever you wanted"

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