Hi Everyone!
Would like to seek out help from experts out here
I'm trying to virtualize my Windows 10 machine and doing a "Convert Machine" Procedure on the VMWare Standalone Converter gives me an erro at 98%.
I've attached the logs here for reference.
Thank you in advance guys!
Hi Devi94
No I Haven't, it seems the KB is not applicable to what I'm having right now.
Update: I was able to make it work using a different procedure.
converted it to vhd first then converted it into a vmdk then attached it to a vm
Please look at this KB article.. From logs i can see you are running into same issue..
I've seen this already, although im a bit confused since step 1 is asking me to import the vm already even though its not succesful in conversion? Can you please enlighten me.
Thank you!
As it is failing at 98% the copy of VM should be available in Vcenter. Only reconfiguration task is failing. so you can be able to perform mentioned steps from vcenter.
Okay, so you mean I need to transfer it to vCenter? I only have esxi as of the moment, will that work also?
The VM is not booting up.
So here is what i mean
I) when you initiate the conversion you will be entering esxi as target.
2) even though it fails at 98%, if you connect to esxi host you will be able to see the VM which you converted.
3) Converter finished copying all your files and it is failing to reconfigure a VM.
4) now, connect to your esxi host and follow the KB article.
Hope this helps.
I can connect to the esxi host through here?
In Select destination type you need to choose vmware infrastructure virtual machine, and then enter esxi name and root credentials. you should have port communications enabled as pre-requisite. Please refer VMware Knowledge Base for the same.
Ooh shoot! Silly me, thank you for that! I'm trying that step now.
So now can you see your VM in ESXi host ?
I could see Conversion completed and reconfiguration failed.
o] Got an error getting MNTAPI OS information
2018-05-25T17:57:39.033+10:00 error vmware-converter-worker[17080] [Originator@6876 sub=task-33] [BaseDiskSetComputer::AnalyzeErrorAndThrow] Error occurred when opening disk set, MNTAPI_ERROR = 176 MNTAPI errorType = 0, errorCode = 11
2018-05-25T17:57:39.033+10:00 warning vmware-converter-worker[17080] [Originator@6876 sub=task-33] [PopulateDetailedOsInfo] Failed to get MNTAPI OS version information: Volume handle is not found.
2018-05-25T17:57:39.033+10:00 warning vmware-converter-worker[17080] [Originator@6876 sub=task-33] [PopulateDetailedOsInfo] Failed to get MNTAPI system volume: 176 (type = 0, code=11)
2018-05-25T17:57:39.033+10:00 warning vmware-converter-worker[17080] [Originator@6876 sub=task-33] [PopulateDetailedOsInfo] Failed to get MNTAPI active volume: 176 (type = 0, code=11)
2018-05-25T17:57:39.033+10:00 warning vmware-converter-worker[17080] [Originator@6876 sub=task-33] [PopulateVolumeMountPoints] Failed to get mountpoints for volume 44=494?4:39444:39*2)23?.=30*83>4;*>.:11,;1>,4562: 176 (type = 0, code=11)
If you can able to see your VM, go ahead and apply the fix which mentioned in KB.
Hi Devi94
Yes I can already see the VM in there, although upon booting up, its showing like this
Hi chocomart,
Did you apply fix mentioned in KB article post conversion ?
Hi Devi94
No I Haven't, it seems the KB is not applicable to what I'm having right now.
Update: I was able to make it work using a different procedure.
converted it to vhd first then converted it into a vmdk then attached it to a vm
Its good to hear you were able to make it finally..
thanks so much for your help!