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==Notes==
 
==Notes==
I have confirmed that this command works for converting a <code>.vdi</code> file to a mountable image, regardless of what people on forms might think:
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I have confirmed that this command works for converting a <code>.vdi</code> file to a mountable image, regardless of what people on [https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?t=40124 certain] [https://askubuntu.com/questions/556911/how-to-create-an-iso-image-from-vdi-file forums] might think:
 
  [[VBoxManage]] clonehd {{arg|input filename}}.vdi {{arg|output filename}}.iso --format RAW
 
  [[VBoxManage]] clonehd {{arg|input filename}}.vdi {{arg|output filename}}.iso --format RAW
 
It was stuck at "0%..." for many minutes, but the size of the .iso file did increase during this time. It was ultimately many times larger than the .vdi file. It may or may not ''technically'' be an ISO; the point is that it can be mounted by standard Linux utilities.
 
It was stuck at "0%..." for many minutes, but the size of the .iso file did increase during this time. It was ultimately many times larger than the .vdi file. It may or may not ''technically'' be an ISO; the point is that it can be mounted by standard Linux utilities.

Latest revision as of 19:18, 5 January 2022

Notes

I have confirmed that this command works for converting a .vdi file to a mountable image, regardless of what people on certain forums might think:

VBoxManage clonehd <input filename>.vdi <output filename>.iso --format RAW

It was stuck at "0%..." for many minutes, but the size of the .iso file did increase during this time. It was ultimately many times larger than the .vdi file. It may or may not technically be an ISO; the point is that it can be mounted by standard Linux utilities.

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