TERA 100.02 VM

[hsdn]

This is brilliant; I just wish I had a way to convert the VM so my Proxmox host can run it instead.

Post in thread 'TERA 100.02 VM'

Feb 20, 2024

How to migrate a virtual machine to Proxmox VE

1. Download all files, open the archive only with .001 extension in the 7-zip and extract all files.
2. Open the .vmx file in VMWare Workstation 17, start it and make sure it is working.
3. Completely stop the virtual machine.
4. Go to File > Export to OVF and export to get the files like: VM.ovf, VM.mf, VM-disk1.vmdk, etc.
5. Copy these files to Proxmox server fs using SSH (or you can use SMB mount with your Windows machine).
6. On the Proxmox server enter the command like that: qm...

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[blairlythere]

Post in thread 'TERA 100.02 VM'

Feb 20, 2024

How to migrate a virtual machine to Proxmox VE

1. Download all files, open the archive only with .001 extension in the 7-zip and extract all files.
2. Open the .vmx file in VMWare Workstation 17, start it and make sure it is working.
3. Completely stop the virtual machine.
4. Go to File > Export to OVF and export to get the files like: VM.ovf, VM.mf, VM-disk1.vmdk, etc.
5. Copy these files to Proxmox server fs using SSH (or you can use SMB mount with your Windows machine).
6. On the Proxmox server enter the command like that: qm...

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Yep, unfortunately I don't have an ESX host.

 

[hsdn]

Yep, unfortunately I don't have an ESX host.

I didn't write that you need an ESX host. You only need to have VMWare Workstation on your PC to convert the image to ovf format.

 

[blairlythere]

I didn't write that you need an ESX host. You only need to have VMWare Workstation on your PC to convert the image to ovf format.

I cannot believe I glazed over that. I feel stupid. Thank you!