V2V - Stops at 99%
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Did you solve the problem?
If you are looking for another migration solution, you can also try Vinchin Backup & Recovery, which migrates VMware to XCP-ng by restoring VMware VM to XCP-ng host.
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@Vanny we are still working on the issue which seems to be partly due to the new V2V code, and partly to qcow2 supports.
Note that the v2v tool is a convenient tool, but there are a lot of good tools out there, and some may better fit your needs after testing.
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FYI, Vanny is a representative from Vinchin
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Got most of them working, except 2 of the bigger ones.
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@nikade we'll got them ( on monday )
could you remind me the exact size of the disks ? to check for an alignment issue -
@florent it was 2 windows vm's, both with 100gb but not even 50% filled.
Edit: All Linux VM's worked tho.
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@nikade TBF I was expecting from multi TB VM imported through qcow2
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@florent Sorry to dissapoint you
Can you remind me where the vmware-import logs are stored on the XO machine? I can see if I still have them for you, it could be an alignment issue. -
@nikade this is a good news : that will be easier to test and debug.
during an import you should have a
nbdkit logs of ${diskPath} are in ${tmpDir}where diskPath is the datastore/diskname.vmdk and tmpDir is something like /tmp/xo-serverXXXXthe logs are in a stderr file in $tmpDir ( they can be quite big )
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@florent Oh shoot! So only during the actual vmware import? I guess they're gone now then
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@nikade I believe that you can still find the entries in the journalctl output.
