Currently installed in VBox that was itself installed on 7989, just to see what the interface was like.
Yep. Slow, which is one of the reasons why I prefer native installs as opposed to installations running in virtual machines. Like I said, I just did this to see what the interface was like (which is ideal for a VM), but to test and evaluate properly I still believe that only a full installation to a separate partition will give a true picture.Currently installed in VBox that was itself installed on 7989, just to see what the interface was like.
Hardcore! VBox running Windows 8 Developer Release, on Windows 8 Leak?! Nice. And how was the interface? Slow and laggy?
I installed as a dual boot using 2 separate drives, first unplugging the Windows 7 SSD drive then installing Windows 8 on the other formatted spinner drive. After Windows 8 installation I reattached the Windows 7 drive.
Only drawback is I do not have a boot order menu but have to use Bios boot order menu options (F8) on my Asus mobo to boot into either Windows 7 or Windows 8.
As others have alluded to the installer will let you choose a separate partition on the same drive but not a separate drive.
I installed as a dual boot using 2 separate drives, first unplugging the Windows 7 SSD drive then installing Windows 8 on the other formatted spinner drive. After Windows 8 installation I reattached the Windows 7 drive.
Only drawback is I do not have a boot order menu but have to use Bios boot order menu options (F8) on my Asus mobo to boot into either Windows 7 or Windows 8.
As others have alluded to the installer will let you choose a separate partition on the same drive but not a separate drive.