Hi,
here below what i have already triyed:
> There are a few options to try:
>
> You might try again (with fresh copies), but copy the entire folder
> structure of the original VM, and use menu : Machine > Add > (navigate
> to the VBOX file and open it).
> (This will only work if you have backups of the entire VM. If you only
> have the VDI files, it won't work.)
I have some backups of the Virtualbox made with bacula, the job
copy the whole .Virtualbox directory, and I didn't find *.vbox file.
The only that I have is an XML file. Obviously I have also the snapshot
directory
the Machine directory and Hard Disk directory, but unfortunatly
I haven't VirtualBox VMs backup (*.vbox file should be there)
>
> OR, if you still have the original VMs runnable on a host, use File >
> Export Appliance... on the original host and then File > Import
> Appliance on the new host.
I haven't
> OR, if you still have the original VMs runnable on a host, delete all
> of the snapshots, and then try again with a copy of the VDI file.
I haven't
> OR, if you can identify the LAST most recent snapshot differencing VDI
> file (it should have the most recent date), then attach THAT VDI file
> to the new VM, AND make sure you "flatten" the resulting VDI as soon
> as possible.
> (Use instructions here:
> https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=33528)
I'm not sure to have understand what you mean with "flatten...",
but if i create a new virtual machine with the younger of the snapshot VDI
i receive this message:
Apertura non riuscita del disco fisso /home/eugenio/VirtualBox
VMs/Win_XP/Snapshots/{37642057-4e73-4257-8c32-3077e0d930f8}.vdi.
Parent medium with UUID {abe32693-e048-4c0c-a8e9-91f92536899a} of the medium
'/home/eugenio/VirtualBox
VMs/Win_XP/Snapshots/{37642057-4e73-4257-8c32-3077e0d930f8}.vdi' is not found
in the media registry ('/home/eugenio/.VirtualBox/VirtualBox.xml').
Codice 'uscita: NS_ERROR_FAILURE (0x80004005)
Componente: Medium
Interfaccia: IMedium {53f9cc0c-e0fd-40a5-a404-a7a5272082cd}
Chiamante: IVirtualBox {c28be65f-1a8f-43b4-81f1-eb60cb516e66}
> OR, if you have all of the snapshot VDI files, it is possible to
> manually reconstruct the snapshots in a new VM, using command line
> programs... but that would require a lot more explaining.
Maybe I should use this commands, could you suggest me the way?
Kind regards
Eugenio
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