Steps:
1- Start Oracle Virtual Box
2- Open Virtual Media Manager Menu
3- In the Virtual Media Manager click Add button
4- Choose the vmdk file for the VMware machine and click open
5- Create a new Virtual Machine in Oracle Virtual Box and choose the newly imported vmdk file to be its disk file like step 2 in the previous post
Cloning Virtual Machine in Oracle VirtualBox
3 comments:
Interesting, Ahmed. I found your post when looking for info on importing a VMWare VM into VirtualBox, so thatI could run an image from VMWare Workstation on Windows 7 on Mac OS X, which isn't supported by VMWare. But when I follow these steps and bring up the Virtual Media Manager, Add is not an available option!
I went ahead and created a VM in VirtualBox, chose to use an existing hard disk, and was able to browse to the vmdk files for my VMWare image. This seems to have worked and the disk image now shows up in the Virtual Media Manager.
Hopefully this helps someone else looking for info on this process...
Hello Bitchslap
Thank you for visiting my blog.
I hope this blog will help other people.
Ahmed Abd El Latif
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Saved me a lot of time, clear instruction(s), wonderful!!
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