qm disk import
plus the respective parameters directly over sshfs. This will import it into whatever storage you are using for disk images, usually local-lvm, the partition that is using up the rest of your disk Would I have to create a VM environment before importing?Proxmox partitions it's storage with lvm. While there might be more than enough storage on your disk, possibly there is not enough on the partition you are copying to, i.e. the root partition is usually quite small.
In your case I would recommend mounting the storage where your vmd is via sshfs or something similar and importing it withqm disk import
plus the respective parameters directly over sshfs. This will import it into whatever storage you are using for disk images, usually local-lvm, the partition that is using up the rest of your disk![]()
Looks like that worked. Thanks.Yes you have to create the vm before importing the disk. Create it without an install disk and a drive and then run the import.
You might need to adjust the boot order under options
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