2020-02-06

ehowton: (BSD)

I wanted to boot up a super old Win7 vm I'd made a ridiculous number of revs back four desktops ago. No VBOX files, no anything - just the VDI itself. Unsurprisingly it wouldn't boot, release, renew, add, or remove from Virtual Media Manager. BUT! Its booted as we speak. How? This one is actually simple:

VBoxManage clonehd Old.vdi New.vdi
chown user:group New.vdi


Then simply add it into your Virtual Machine Manager and attach it to a new VM.

Looks like I haven't powered on this vm since 2012. Its updating now :)
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