I am trying to switch form VMWare products because they take to much memory and computer power to VirtualBox.
I know that the vmdk images can be used with VB. When I select the image I get this error in the administrator:
Código Resultado: VBOX_E_IPRT_ERROR (0x80BB0005)
Componente: HardDisk
Interface: IHardDisk {62551115-83b8-4d20-925f-79e9d3c00f96}
Receptor: IVirtualBox {3f4ab53a-199b-4526-a91a-93ff62e456b8}
I am using VMware Server Version 2.0.1 Build 156745, but the image was created using Server version 1.
Thanks and Regards,
Lorenzo
Error using a VMWare Image
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Re: Error using a VMWare Image
It's possible Server2 saved the VMDK in it's new format and thus makes VB fail reading it properly. Does it still work on Server1?
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Re: Error using a VMWare Image
To test that I had to uninstall the software and install the old version and that's to much for me.Sasquatch wrote:It's possible Server2 saved the VMDK in it's new format and thus makes VB fail reading it properly. Does it still work on Server1?
Is there a image converter? Maybe I can change it to Virtual PC and then available to VB?
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Lorenzo
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Re: Error using a VMWare Image
You can try and clone the OS to an image with CloneZilla or similar (Acronis TruImage can be used too, but is a commercial version), save the image on your system and restore that image inside a VB VM to a VDI.
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Re: Error using a VMWare Image
You can try my CloneVDI tool. As of a couple of days ago this now has the ability to convert VMDK to VDI. I'm afraid however that I know nothing about VMWare Server or whether there is anything strange about the file format - I guess you can easily find out, and let me know the result in the discussion thread (same link).lorenzosjb wrote:Is there a image converter?