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[all variants] Does KVM support multiple VMDK files?

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http://ubuntuforums.org – As the title suggests, does KVM/QEMU support multiple VMDK files? If it does how do you get it to use them :confused: I've downloaded the mediawiki bitnami stack from http://bitnami.org/stack/mediawiki and that comes as multiple VMDK files. Code: bitnami-mediawiki-1.17.1-0-ubuntu-10.10-s001.vmdk bitnami-mediawiki-1.17.1-0-ubuntu-10.10-s002.vmdk bitnami-mediawiki-1.17.1-0-ubuntu-10.10-s003.vmdk bitnami-mediawiki-1.17.1-0-ubuntu-10.10-s004.vmdk bitnami-mediawiki-1.17.1-0-ubuntu-10.10-s005.vmdk bitnami-mediawiki-1.17.1-0-ubuntu-10.10-s006.vmdk bitnami-mediawiki-1.17.1-0-ubuntu-10.10-s007.v (Hardware)

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Submitted by dayu on 04/17/2012 – Made popular on 04/17/2012

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