August 10, 20214 yr Hi ppl, The issue here is that i cant make the imported WIN10 OS to work as VM the OS was originally installed on 2 SSDs which were configured as Raid 1 , i then used Disk2VHD (https://www.veeam.com/blog/how-to-convert-physical-machine-hyper-v-virtual-machine-disk2vhd.html) to make a image of the OS, then i used qemu-img to convert the image to qcow2 now i need to make it work, ive tried OVMF Bios with i440, changing manually to qcow2 name and location. it goes to shell , and if i exit the shell and try boot options none of them seem to boot. tried to create a VM with auto disk with seabios and q35 5.1 with qcow type, then manually change the disk to qcow2 name and location screen attached please enlighten me on how to proceed. also tried to add the driver via cmd , still cant see C drive to boot Edited October 22, 20214 yr by Xcage added info
August 20, 20214 yr Author ok so maybe some1 will stumble upon this post in the future with same or similar issues, ill briefly explain what i tried to do , what were the goals and how it was achieved. so i had 3 windows machines , each separate windows server machine for different purposes in different places. ling story short those needed to be in 1 place mainly for backup transfers (locally in the same network much faster then over internet) so i used disk2vhd to make vhd vdisk then converted it to qcow2, then mounted it now after wiggling with the settings i got it working , used Seabios , q3.5 machine , and the setting that finally worked for me is changing Primary vDisk Bus: to Sata Hope it helps some1
November 1, 20232 yr Hi @Xcage I'm someone in the future who stumbled into your post , I'm attempting the same thing using Disk2VHD... Had basically given up... I'm going to try your last post settings and see if it works! edit: No luck so far... Edited November 1, 20232 yr by Diego Spinola
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