I just made a fresh install of my host system (Arch Linux). I have installed virtualbox and I would like to run a virtual machine (Windows 10) which I have used on an old installation of my host system. I am not quite sure but probably I did a mistake by backing up the VM while it was in suspend to disk mode. I am not sure about this. When I open the .vbox file VBox-Manager says me that the VM is "saved".
I have a folder with two .sav files in it, as well as a subfolder with a .vdi file. Furthermore I got a folder, which contains a .vbox and a .vbox-prev file as well as folder containing log files.
When I am starting virtualbox I get a warning:
When clicking "check" I get to the Virtual Media Manager. But here I cannot change the location of the .vdi file, I guess this is due to the "saved" mode?One or more disk image files are not currently accessible. As a result, you will not be able to operate virtual machines that use these files until they become accessible later.
Press Check to open the Virtual Media Manager window and see which files are inaccessible, or press Ignore to ignore this message.
So my question at this point is, how to accurately restore the VM in order to run it in the new host system.
I´ d be thankfully for any hint on this.