- CONVERT VIRTUALBOX VM TO VMWARE WORKSTATION TRIAL
- CONVERT VIRTUALBOX VM TO VMWARE WORKSTATION WINDOWS
The problem here is that VirtualBox has exported things in a way that doesn’t quite work. When you attempt to import it with VMware Workstation 11, you get an error: The trouble with this command is that the resulting.
The ExportĮxporting a VM from VirtualBox is easy enough: vboxmanage export -o -ovf10 did the trick for me: $ vboxmanage export JPW-Windows7 -o jpw-windows7.ovf -ovf10Ġ%.10%.20%.30%.40%.50%.60%.70%.80%.90%.100% I figured a simple export/import would be easy enough, and it was certainly easier than the last migration I did from vmware-server to virtualbox some years back.īut it was not without its challenges.
CONVERT VIRTUALBOX VM TO VMWARE WORKSTATION WINDOWS
There is still nothing as capable on Linux to replace MSProject or Visio, and when you have to work on the same file formats? Well, you’re better off using native Windows apps. Honestly, Excel is better than LibreOffice Calc, even if Word does suck a great deal.
I occasionally need to run up a Windows desktop when doing client work, since many of them have Windows applications, or use versions of Office. It was a while ago, so I thought I’d check out Workstation again. That or I was using vmware-server v1.x as a desktop virtualisation thing, as well as running servers. I think Workstation was my first experience with VMware, back in the 2.x days.
CONVERT VIRTUALBOX VM TO VMWARE WORKSTATION TRIAL
This piece of extremely specific Howto information is brought to you courtesy of my #vExpert trial license for VMware Workstation 11.
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