migrate to vmware with SCSI VMware Paravirtual (PVSCSI)

[peiman]

my proxmox is
Virtual Environment 5.4-6

i have to create a vm with scsi controller in proxmox and move it to a vmware machine
so i create new vm and
when its off changed it controller to VMware PVSCSI
then installed my ubuntu os

when installation finished i moved in .vmdk to my wmware and it dont worked!!
then i changed it type to ide in vmware and ubuntu come up

then i tried to convert an image to vmdk paravirtual wirh qem-img with command below

qemu-img convert -f vmdk -O vmdk -o adapter_type=lsilogic,subformat=streamOptimized,compat6 2.vmdk 5.vmdk

but this dont have "VMware PVSCSI" at all

my question is how can i create a vm that capable to VMware PVSCSI ?

 

[LnxBil]

my question is how can i create a vm that capable to VMware PVSCSI ?

Create it in VMware - just that.

I create VMs, Container and nowadays Docker container images for living, so I set up every virtualization environment possible and create the VMs on them. I tried to use one and go the OVA route, but there are soo many pitfalls to fall in ... it's unbelievable. I lost so much time converting etc. just gave up and create everything in their "destination" format and I can finally concentrate on the content, not the technology. If you have a modern server CPU that is capable of nested virtualization, you can try to virtualize other hypervisors in PVE, but I did it with some old server hardware I had laying around.

But back to your problem: Ubuntu may use some optimisation on install that slims down the installation to the virtual PVE hardware and therefore remove some at that time unnecessary drivers, e.g. for VMware.

 

[peiman]

yes but not work
when i set scsi controller to pvscisi in proxmox and move image to vmware it not work until i change it to ide!