출처 : http://www.computerbits.com/archive/2004/0600/virtuallinux.html Installing Linux on Microsoft Virtual PC Undocumented by Microsoft  ... by Michael Jackman If you run both Windows and Linux for testing or for cross-platform purposes, you may be surprised to learn that you can run Linux within Windows using Microsoft's Virtual PC 2004, a competitor to the more expensive, but more robust, VMware. Many Linux users were concerned when MS purchased the former Virtual PC maker, Connectrix Corp., in January 2003. Microsoft's product release last December only continued the misunderstandings, as documentation for installing and running Linux was nonexistent. Rumors flew that Microsoft had entirely removed Linux guest support. Fortunately, this is not the case. As expected, Microsoft simply offers no  official  support for BSD, Unix, Linux, NetWare and Solaris. But these OSs will install on Virtual PC, and run well. Also missing from the repackaged product are Linux Virtu