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10-07-2008, 12:31 PM
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If your VMWare data is stored on the same volume -- as a VMWare "disk image" -- and not in a separate "BootCamp" Partition, the data is backed up.
Note, though -- you should not run VMWare while you're backing up. You want its data to be fully written to disk when it's copied.
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