a little partition where you install Windows Xp.a Windows Xp starting disk that install the system on a ramdisk.a Windows Xp system created on a USB pendrive.If you do not have another computer with Windows Xp you may install also Alchool 120% and mount the image in If you have another computer with Windows Xp not virtualized, try to install there the image via Alchool 120%. To check if your image was correctly done How to check if your Image was correctly done It may be needed to copy even the read only sectors and to check if there were sectors of different (special) sizes. You need to put particularly attention doing a byte for byte copy and not a simple copy of the data. You may try more way to convert the image in a more common format, e.g.
If your virtualized environment doesn't allow to mount that format natively, If it doesn't work (and it is a working image), then we have to deduce that the hardware emulation layer introduced by the virtualization is not accurate enough to deal with Alchool 120% and the "special sectors".(with a pun: Alcohol 120% run less then 100%). If the image was correctly done you can install Alchool 120% in the guest system (in the virtualized Windows XP) and mount your image from there.
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