I have a.vdi VM image created with VirtualBox and converted it to raw and qcow2 images like this: VBoxManage clonehd -format RAW./vm.vdi./vm.imgqemu-img convert -f raw./vm.img -O qcow2./vm.qcow2qemu-img convert -f vdi -O qcow2./vm.vdi./vm2.qcow2But when I try to run either of these with aQEMU I get: Booting from Hard Disk.Boot failed: not a bootable diskNo bootable deviceI also get this when running it via command-line (without aqemu) with -drive file='./vm.img',format=rawI encrypted the VM in VirtualBox - maybe that's the problem? Is it possible to decrypt it without VirtualBox if it is?

How to get the vm working with QEMU on GNU/Linux? The solution was to decrypt the vm (from another machine in my case) before converting it:. Remove the encryption by unchecking the encryption setting under General - Disk encryption.

Oct 13, 2010  VirtualBox - KVM I made the switch today to move from VirtualBox to KVM on my Fedora 13 workstation. At first I thought I would have to reinstall all of my guests, then I found this blog on how to convert VirtualBox guests to work in KVM: Convert Virtualbox vid to KVM qcow.

To restore (migrate) the current state of the VM (the latest snapshot) right click the VM - Clone - Full clone - Current machine state. Convert the resulting.vdi file to a.qcow2 file by runningqemu-img convert -f vdi -O qcow2./vm.vdi./vm2.qcow2. Create a new vm with aqemu (couldn't find a way to import the vm configuration) and add the.qcow2 file under Media - Add devices.

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