On 6/16/2010 1:10 AM, Umarzuki Mochlis wrote:
> I used clonezilla live 20100318 karmic to create an image of a win2k sp4
> server and restore it to a vmware player 3.0.1
> I had seen a few threads in various forums and articles about vconverter
> not being able to convert a oem system or installed one in a vmware machine.
>
> Does using clonezilla also effected? I got blue screen with
> INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE message upon booting the virtual machine.
>
> I already tried the vmware scsi driver but still same. The repair mode
> does not detect the drive installed with win2k. Is this related to oem
> and there's no way around?
If you still have the source machine, I've had the best luck at
converting machines by installing the vmware converter and running it
locally, writing the image to a mapped drive and telling it to install
vmware tools in the copy. If the source has an oem recovery partition
you can omit that in the copy.
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