The other day I was playing with an Fog and I wanted to load it up on my Proxmox server. They provided a VMWare images so I just needed to convert it which is very simple. I simply rand the following:
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qemu-img convert -f vmdk FOGServer.vmdk -O raw images/104/vm-104-disk-1.raw |
I manually created the configs for it although you probably could have done some of this from the gui. First I needed to create the directory for it which would go in /var/lib/vz/images and I used the next number which was 104, created a dir by that name and placed the raw file in there. Then I needed to find out the disk size. For that I ran the following:
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qemu-img info -f raw vm-104-disk-1.raw |
Then I just copied an existing conf file. They reside in /etc/qemu-server. They are named by the VMID so 104.conf will be used for this config. Make it look similar to this:
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# nano 104.confname: fogide2: none,media=cdromvlan0: rtl8139=F6:F0:4C:D3:72:1Dbootdisk: ide0ostype: otheride0: local:104/vm-104-disk-1.rawmemory: 4092sockets: 1boot: dcfreeze: 0cpuunits: 1000acpi: 1kvm: 1 |
Then you can start it from the web interface.