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VM Conversion

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Good day all. I converted several ESXi VM's using Starwind V2V Converter. The conversions themselves completed without a hitch. I chose to convert using the .qcow2 format.

 

I used one of the converted Ubuntu server 22.04 VM's to create a new UR VM. It will boot into the VM just fine but gets stuck at the network line and then will complete the bootup process. This is a clear sign that I will not have an assigned IP hence no internet or network access. I use the same VM network setup as I always have: br0 / rtl8139 in my case. I have tried all network combinations to no avail. Note: the actual ESXi VM used a static IP at the time of its creation. Your time and assistance will be greatly appreciated. Peter

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3 hours ago, peterbata said:

Good day all. I converted several ESXi VM's using Starwind V2V Converter. The conversions themselves completed without a hitch. I chose to convert using the .qcow2 format.

 

I used one of the converted Ubuntu server 22.04 VM's to create a new UR VM. It will boot into the VM just fine but gets stuck at the network line and then will complete the bootup process. This is a clear sign that I will not have an assigned IP hence no internet or network access. I use the same VM network setup as I always have: br0 / rtl8139 in my case. I have tried all network combinations to no avail. Note: the actual ESXi VM used a static IP at the time of its creation. Your time and assistance will be greatly appreciated. Peter

Have you tried either e1000 or vmdrivers vmxnet3

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Thank you for getting back to me @SimonF. Much appreciated. I am almost certain that I have tried them all but have no issues doing that again. I will get back to you with my findings.

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@SimonF

 

So, I tried all of the Network Models: No luck. It hangs at "A start job .... continues to boot. I then log in with my credentials but still have no assigned ip or network / internet access. I was hoping not to have re-create the VM from scratch but it looks like I may not have a choice.

 

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Update: Finally figured it out. I had to log into the original and modify netplan and replaced the old nic name with the new one generated ny UR

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