@@colekelley9923 well...I imagine that'd be easy enough to test. Honestly, I kinda had the same thought considering it does have the DD write option. You'd have to attach via a sata to usb adapter, but still theoretically it might work. The current version doesn't support writing to internally attached drives
First thank you for video. It helps me a lot, but I have got similar error when I try to make img file from vdi file. Then After a little research the only two commands that I need to be done in Windows11 under CMD are 1.) set PATH=%PATH%;"C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox" and 2.) VBoxManage clonehd "C:\Users\Admin\Downloads\FolderVB\Myvbimage.vdi" "E:\Myvbimage.img" --format RAW Where is the E hdd or usb stick with ENOUGH space to put the img
After doing the DD command and trying to boot into the drive it states that there is no OS on the drive. When running fdisk -l though there is a bootable partition. Any ideas?
I got an error after I tried running "VBoxManage clonehd myVirtualMachine.vdi myVirtualMachine.img --format RAW" (without the quotes) and it was saying "Oracle VM VirtualBox Command Line Management Interface Version 7.0.18 Copyright (C) 2005-2024 Oracle and/or its affiliates VBoxManage.exe: error: Invalid parameter 'myVirtualMachine.img' Usage - Create a clone of a medium: VBoxManage clonemedium [disk | dvd | floppy] [--existing] [--format= VDI | VMDK | VHD | RAW | other ] [--variant=Standard,Fixed,Split2G,Stream,ESX]" Is there anyway of fixing this?
Seriously great video, thank you so much. My VM so unstable on a Windows host OS and now running native. Big mahalos!
Glad to hear it has helped you. You're welcome !
Great video. I was lead to believe that this was not possible.
You can also use Rufus in windows to burn the img file to the hard drive and skip the moving the file step.
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@@colekelley9923 well...I imagine that'd be easy enough to test. Honestly, I kinda had the same thought considering it does have the DD write option. You'd have to attach via a sata to usb adapter, but still theoretically it might work. The current version doesn't support writing to internally attached drives
I have an XP Virtualbox Machine (VDI/ISO), that I'd like to image an external drive with.. then boot/run the external drive from a USB/SATA cable.
I know it’s late but without special boot loader software anything older than windows 8 won’t boot externally
First thank you for video. It helps me a lot, but I have got similar error when I try to make img file from vdi file. Then After a little research the only two commands that I need to be done in Windows11 under CMD are
1.) set PATH=%PATH%;"C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox" and
2.) VBoxManage clonehd "C:\Users\Admin\Downloads\FolderVB\Myvbimage.vdi" "E:\Myvbimage.img" --format RAW
Where is the E hdd or usb stick with ENOUGH space to put the img
please help me, i got trouble after cnvert .vdi to my physical disk, usb port can't detect any devices,
After doing the DD command and trying to boot into the drive it states that there is no OS on the drive. When running fdisk -l though there is a bootable partition. Any ideas?
of course dd command means u cleaning the disk.actually dd come from name disk destroyer
can I use a usb drive instead? It's a VM with a few simple software and settings I wanna bring over
@@adaptivehackerkhan I don’t know. Haven’t tried that. Give it a shot and let us know
I don’t get a single word you daid
I got an error after I tried running "VBoxManage clonehd myVirtualMachine.vdi myVirtualMachine.img --format RAW" (without the quotes) and it was saying
"Oracle VM VirtualBox Command Line Management Interface Version 7.0.18
Copyright (C) 2005-2024 Oracle and/or its affiliates
VBoxManage.exe: error: Invalid parameter 'myVirtualMachine.img'
Usage - Create a clone of a medium:
VBoxManage clonemedium [disk | dvd | floppy] [--existing] [--format=
VDI | VMDK | VHD | RAW | other ] [--variant=Standard,Fixed,Split2G,Stream,ESX]"
Is there anyway of fixing this?