Import/Install .disk KVM appliance

AndyRed

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Hi All:

I'm trying to install a downloaded KVM-based appliance from Kemp with the following format:

LoadMaster-VLM-7.2.47.0.17592.RELEASE-Linux-KVM-XEN-FREE.disk

How do I go about installing this file type or does it need to be converted?

Thanks much,

Andy
 
if it is a 'raw' disk image, just rename it to *.raw and use 'qm importdisk', see 'man qm' for more details about this
 
Appreciate the feedback @dcsapak. After trying to get the KVM-based image going, I solved the issue by importing a VMware image in /root and issued the following detail:

NOTE | I had created a blank VM first with VMID of 100. Also changed the SCSI Controller type to reflect VMware. I've not tested performance at this point but the VM is working well.

root@proxmox:/# cd /root
root@proxmox:~# ls
LoadMaster-VLM-7.2.47.0.17592.RELEASE-VMware-VBox-OVF.ovf
LoadMaster-VLM-7.2.47.0.17592.RELEASE-VMware-VBox-OVF.vmdk
root@proxmox:~# qm importdisk 100 LoadMaster-VLM-7.2.47.0.17592.RELEASE-VMware-VBox-OVF.vmdk local-lvm
Logical volume "vm-100-disk-1" created.
(100.00/100%)
root@proxmox:~# qm set 100 -scsi0 local-lvm:vm-100-disk-1
update VM 100: -scsi0 local-lvm:vm-100-disk-1
root@proxmox:~#

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