VirtualBox is a great tool and I like it a lot. However, the inability of creating split virtual hard drive into 2GB chunks can be a problem at times. Most flash pen drives use FAT32 to maximize its compatibility with different OSes, but at the same time this limits the maximum file size to 2GB. The inability of spliting virtual drive into 2GB blocks makes transporting native VDI image files used by VirtualBox impossible. However, there is a workaround as VirtualBox is also compatible with images created by VMWare which allows split images.
Today, I found this website which allow people to create empty VMware compatble images without using a VMWare product.
http://www.easyvmx.com/new-easyvmx.shtml
With the help of this link, you can now create virtual machines with split file feature under VirtualBox.
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