New hardware and VM fails to start

Cataract2

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So I recently replaced the motherboard and CPU from my previous Proxmox build. I did a fresh install of Proxmox 8.2 and am in the process of migrating my VMs over. I went and created a new VM matching the settings to that of what I was migrating. Once the VM was created I copied the .qcow2 files over the ones made for the VM. When I attempt to boot it though I am getting an error "kvm: combined size of system firmware exceeds 8388608 bytes". This appears to be associated with using the OVMF for the bios, but when I switch it to SeaBIOS it's unable to find the boot record, which makes since since it was an UEFI install. The OVMF used machine q35-6.1, but even selecting that I get the firmware error. Not sure if there is a bug with that or not or maybe where to go from here.
 
I'm in the same boat, but i know that it is because i wanted to migrate an aarch64 proxmox vm to an x86 system which seems to have different firmware for the OVMF. Does anyone know how to do this?
 
That doesn't work. Think about the official Proxmox versions, "aarch64 proxmox" is not one of them!
 
That doesn't work. Think about the official Proxmox versions, "aarch64 proxmox" is not one of them!
you are right i havent think of that, so my only chance is to clone the system out of the vm (if it is not arm64 os) or make a backup of the configuration of the system (this is a HA that i want to migrate) and restore it in a fresh install of HA. AM i right?