qm importdisk 109 /root/testing.vdi local-lvmĪbove, 109 is the VM ID, /root/testing.vdi is the disk image of Virtualbox VM disk, local-lvm is the location of Storage. I want the VM disk located in the local-lvm as all my other VMs.Įnter the following command inside of the SSH window of the host. To destroy it completely, select the Unused Disk and click Remove again and confirm when prompted. Detach the Hard DiskĪt this point, the hard disk will be listed as “Unused Disk.” It still exists but is not attached to the system. Say my VM ID is 109, choose Virtual Machine 109, Hardware, Hard Disk, choose “Detach” button. Format, choose “Raw disk image (raw)”, On CPU and Memory, choose the same as the Virtualbox settings.Ĭonfirm to create the new VM. On the “Hard Disk” tab, choose “local-lvm”, as storage, Disk size is any size you want, for example, 8GB. On the “OS” tab, choose “Do not use any media” For me, I will just put it at /root/testing.vdi Step 2, Create a new VM in Proxmox Just copy the vdi file into the local folder. No need to covert the VDI file to RAW format. Step 1, Copy the VDI into the Proxmox VE host There is another way to do the importing Virtualbox VDI to Proxmox VE 3.5-8.
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