[SOLVED] Hello, I encountered some issues while using Proxmox VE.

chenym

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We have been using vma files to store our images. I want to convert. vma to. iso or. qcow2 files to provide usage for more virtualization platforms. What should I do?
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I want to convert. vma to. iso or. qcow2 files to provide usage for more virtualization platforms. What should I do?
vma is a container format and a corresponding binary, so you just have to unpack them via the vma tool:

Code:
root@proxmox /var/lib/vz/dump > vma --help
usage: vma command [command options]

vma list <filename>
vma config <filename> [-c config]
vma create <filename> [-c config] pathname ...
vma extract <filename> [-r <fifo>] <targetdir>
vma verify <filename> [-v]
 
vma is a container format and a corresponding binary, so you just have to unpack them via the vma tool:

Code:
root@proxmox /var/lib/vz/dump > vma --help
usage: vma command [command options]

vma list <filename>
vma config <filename> [-c config]
vma create <filename> [-c config] pathname ...
vma extract <filename> [-r <fifo>] <targetdir>
vma verify <filename> [-v]
thank you
 

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