Hi there,
I've found some documentation on how to convert Xen virtual machines to
virtualbox but these make some assumptions which are not universally valid.
The problem I have is that, instead of using the 'container' based virtual
machines (ie a file which contains a partition table and partitions for a
number of disks) we use filesystem based virtual machines.
In these VMs the root filesystem of the virtual machine under Xen is a
logical volume under LVM and the VMs filesystem can be directly mounted on
the host (while the VM isn't running, of course).
Also a lot of the documentation uses VMWare converter. Thats not going to
work out as it appears to be a Windows-only application.
I've got a tarball of one of these root filesystems and I'd quite like to
get it running under virtualbox.
Any ideas please?
Thanks.
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