I'm trying to clone a physical host to a VM using the converter. I get to the part where it prompts for a location. It must be in the form of //machine/share , but I don't have an OS yet installed on the VM. I thought the converter is supposed to clone the physical box, including the OS. Am I supposed to install Windows on the VM so I could clone the physical host to it?
It's asking for the share point on another server where it can create the files for the VM it is about to create. You can't put files into thin air -- they must be created on a hard disk partitioned with a filesystem \*somewhere*.
It's asking for the share point on another server where it can create the files for the VM it is about to create. You can't put files into thin air -- they must be created on a hard disk partitioned with a filesystem \*somewhere*.
Hi RDPetruska, could you explain this case more clear? do you mean converter can't convert some type of applications such as Microsoft share-point to VM? We have problem to convert some Win2003 with Microsoft share-point, the service can't start-up. Thanks for your reply.
Mark
Converter is simply wanting a Windows network share to be able to create a folder and files for the new VM. You specify the share by
host_name\share. For example,
10.10.1.15\c$