I want to move virtual machines from Hyper-V in Proxmox, to test one way to convert into a familiar format for Proxmox HDD, but can not get it to pick up. When you create a virtual machine, you can not choose a ready way of the HDD, when you try to replace the copy on the image with the same name through the Midnight Commander, the image is simply copied into the same folder with the same name. Transfer from one system to another by virtualke archiving utility and no desire.
Migrating VMs with Hyper-V on Proxmox
- Thread starter dimwork
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Hi dimwork,
the virtual disk format has to match. Normally, qcow2 is used. Please use qemu-img to convert your .vhd files from Hyper-V to qcow2:
qemu-img convert -O qcow2 mydisk.vhd mydisk.qcow2
and then replace the file in the appropriate folder.
Best,
LnxBil
the virtual disk format has to match. Normally, qcow2 is used. Please use qemu-img to convert your .vhd files from Hyper-V to qcow2:
qemu-img convert -O qcow2 mydisk.vhd mydisk.qcow2
and then replace the file in the appropriate folder.
Best,
LnxBil
Thanks, I'll try... I converted StarWind V2V Converter so to VMware images too Proxmox support, well, need to dynamically extensible section, so as not to clog the entire disk images on 200-500Gb as well as filling in the data files of the virtual machine that I realized other image formats do not give..... but buttons HDD image is still not enough, version 3.4 already Proxmox and not a little thing to tie, let people suffer
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