Import to V.S. ... tests
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What do you like more? VS or Virtual Box at this point?
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Well thanks for the information, I am having trouble with both VS and VB with regards to importing VM's from VMware.
I had a few VM's (Windows 2008 R2) that I want to use. Originally on ESXi 5.1, imported into VMware Workstation 10 then converted to OVF.
When I import the VM I got an error
Thoughts?
At this point for me I like VB over VS. I would like to see things from both but that's because I live and breath ESXi at work...and these wishes are for the dork at home
I had a few VM's (Windows 2008 R2) that I want to use. Originally on ESXi 5.1, imported into VMware Workstation 10 then converted to OVF.
When I import the VM I got an error
Thoughts?
At this point for me I like VB over VS. I would like to see things from both but that's because I live and breath ESXi at work...and these wishes are for the dork at home
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First thank you Philippe!
Importing a VM from VMware that you need to do the following to be able to import the VM without a BSOD.
I exported the VM from ESXi into VMworstation 10.
Powered up and removed VMtools and unnecessary hardware. Serial/Floppy.
Changed the controller from SCSI to IDE
Restarted VM
Did export from VMWorkstation to OVF
Import into VT
Install VM Driver
Success!
Importing a VM from VMware that you need to do the following to be able to import the VM without a BSOD.
I exported the VM from ESXi into VMworstation 10.
Powered up and removed VMtools and unnecessary hardware. Serial/Floppy.
Changed the controller from SCSI to IDE
Restarted VM
Did export from VMWorkstation to OVF
Import into VT
Install VM Driver
Success!
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Re: Import to V.S. ... tests
First thank you Philippe!
Importing a VM from VMware that you need to do the following to be able to import the VM without a BSOD.
I exported the VM from ESXi into VMworstation 10.
Powered up and removed VMtools and unnecessary hardware. Serial/Floppy.
Changed the controller from SCSI to IDE
Restarted VM
Did export from VMWorkstation to OVF
Import into VT
Install VM Driver
Success!
Importing a VM from VMware that you need to do the following to be able to import the VM without a BSOD.
I exported the VM from ESXi into VMworstation 10.
Powered up and removed VMtools and unnecessary hardware. Serial/Floppy.
Changed the controller from SCSI to IDE
Restarted VM
Did export from VMWorkstation to OVF
Import into VT
Install VM Driver
Success!