Where is Images?

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Need to migrate from Proxmox to Hyper-V Server 2012 R2 (very low performance on PVE on my old Xeon e5430 servers), so i need comvert .raw into .vhd, but i was unable to find, WHERE IS my disk image?
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i have three storages on my single:
- one is for backup (Windows 2008 server with NFS) mounted at /mnt/pve/d1
- second is local mounted at /var/lib/vz
- the third is local-lvm with no mount point, so i can't download .raw file via SSH (WinSCP)

Where is or how i can get my vm-100-disk-1.raw? Move on "d1" storage is a bad idea - storage is ~300 gb but image is ~800 gb
 
local-lvm is a lvmthin storage, which means it is not a mounted filesystem but a collection of (virtual) block devices

you can see the status of them with 'lvs'
and the path in /dev with
pvesm path <VOLUMEID>

where the volumeid is <storageid>:<diskname>

e.g.

pvesm path local-lvm:vm-100-disk-1
 
- the third is local-lvm with no mount point, so i can't download .raw file via SSH (WinSCP)
It is a "logical partition" (blocks) on your disk(s). Best do a backup onto a different storage (enough space available) and unpack the image from the backup.
 
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Best on linux, as with the vma tool the extraction of the archive is easier. You can create a cifs storage and work with on that.
 
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Answer is not so simply:
1. made from a PC temporaly "server" with Server 2008 r2 with 2tb storage.
2. Make NFS storage
3. Create a backup on this storage (uncompressed)
4. vma extract vzdump-qemu-100-2018_05_18-14_52_18.vma ./extract