Move Linode VM to ProxMox
- Thread starter zoltanb
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hi,
if it's a raw disk file most likely you will be able to boot from it, but you'll need to create a VM with the desired settings first,
then add the new disk into the configuration (also set the boot order of the new VM to boot from the disk).
it's called Proxmox VE
i'm not sure what kind of image file does linode provide...
if it's a raw disk file most likely you will be able to boot from it, but you'll need to create a VM with the desired settings first,
then add the new disk into the configuration (also set the boot order of the new VM to boot from the disk).
OK, ProxMox VE. I have a cluster and I've seen that hosts are called nodes, this is why I used ProxMox node.
It's an image file I created via dd. ssh root@myip "dd if=/dev/sda " | dd of=/home/vps.img
Then I created a VM and after that I imported the disk using "qm importdisk 101 /var/lib/vz/images/101/vps.img local-lvm"
After that, I added the disk, but it looks like I can't boot from it.
It's an image file I created via dd. ssh root@myip "dd if=/dev/sda " | dd of=/home/vps.img
Then I created a VM and after that I imported the disk using "qm importdisk 101 /var/lib/vz/images/101/vps.img local-lvm"
After that, I added the disk, but it looks like I can't boot from it.
no!!
Proxmox VE
no capital M... (or X, or anything for that matter)
have you changed the boot order for the VM to use the newly imported disk? you can do that in the menu
Options -> Boot Orderalso is /dev/sda the only disk on your VPS? perhaps you have another bootable disk?
I am checking now if I have another bootable device.no!!
Proxmox VE
no capital M... (or X, or anything for that matter)
have you changed the boot order for the VM to use the newly imported disk? you can do that in the menuOptions -> Boot Order
also is /dev/sda the only disk on your VPS? perhaps you have another bootable disk?
I understand now, it's Proxmox.