I recently upgraded to Debian 10. It looks like virtualbox is no longer supported.
I tested out libvirt + virt-manager and it looks great!
However, how do you migrate from virtualbox to libvirt?
Everything I have read says you must convert the disk via "VBoxManage" command, but how can I run that command if virtualbox is no longer supported?
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How do I migrate from virtualbox to libvirt?
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Re: How do I migrate from virtualbox to libvirt?
The qemu-img command can convert virtualbox disks: https://docs.openstack.org/image-guide/ ... mages.html
Or you can install virtualbox directly from Oracle but I really would recommend only using it for the conversion, QEMU is a superior solution.
Debian removed VB for good reason: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo ... bug=794466
Or you can install virtualbox directly from Oracle but I really would recommend only using it for the conversion, QEMU is a superior solution.
Debian removed VB for good reason: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo ... bug=794466
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Re: How do I migrate from virtualbox to libvirt?
Thank you! I will use the qemu-img command!
And will certainly not be returning to virtualbox.
And will certainly not be returning to virtualbox.