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http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Migration_of_servers_to_Proxmox_VE
The vmware system consists of two disks in raw format: the old boot disk and the second one. It is Windows 2000 Server guest OS.
That‘s all.
P. S. To swap disks and edit boot.ini (items 5,6,7,10) should be excluded if the boot disk is named C:, that is right in most cases. Those items are for strange case, when boot disk is D: and second one is C:.
Starting at v0.12, Qemu-kvm has native support to VMware‘s disk images v6 (seems to be compatible with v7, used by VMware Server). So VMware images can could be run with Qemu-kvm without any modification (make backups and do it at your own risks though !).
Look at your VMX configuration file:
And then build the command-line:
kvm -drive file=zimbra-000001.vmdk,boot=on -net nic,macaddr=00:0c:29:c3:93:b9 -net tap -uuid 564d3f3d-3280-5bf2-9431-21c9b2c393b9
The UUID is optional, but might be useful for applications using it for validation (i.e. Windows), and the MAC address as well.
Second way could be to convert the disk image:
kvm-img convert -O qcow2 zimbra-000001.vmdk zimbra.qcow2
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原文地址:http://www.cnblogs.com/ruiy/p/4721657.html