Tried the line change: no dice
Tried the convert to ovf: no dice
Tried the convert to vmx: through an error on line 9
Thanks
Scott G
-----Original Message-----
From: <email address hidden> [mailto:<email address hidden>] On Behalf Of
Liraz
Sent: Saturday, December 05, 2009 11:47 AM
To: Scott Gottesman
Subject: [Bug 492608] Re: OVf error on line 9
Thanks for reporting this. I'd like you to try a couple of things to
help us find a solution for this.
1) try editing the OVF file, and changing the format from:
If that works great. If it doesn't, we may have to find a workaround
such as using ovftool to convert the OVF to a different VMDK format.
Instead of the sparse format ESX seems to like the streamOptimized
format the best. OVFtool can convert a VMDK to streamOptimized.
Ok,
Tried the line change: no dice
Tried the convert to ovf: no dice
Tried the convert to vmx: through an error on line 9
Thanks
Scott G
-----Original Message-----
From: <email address hidden> [mailto:<email address hidden>] On Behalf Of
Liraz
Sent: Saturday, December 05, 2009 11:47 AM
To: Scott Gottesman
Subject: [Bug 492608] Re: OVf error on line 9
Thanks for reporting this. I'd like you to try a couple of things to
help us find a solution for this.
1) try editing the OVF file, and changing the format from:
http:// www.vmware. com/interfaces/ specifications/ vmdk.html# sparse
To:
http:// www.vmware. com/specificati ons/vmdk. html#sparse
If that works great. If it doesn't, we may have to find a workaround
such as using ovftool to convert the OVF to a different VMDK format.
Instead of the sparse format ESX seems to like the streamOptimized
format the best. OVFtool can convert a VMDK to streamOptimized.
2) using ovftool to convert the OVF file:
ovftool path/to/ appliance. ovf path/to/ appliance2. ovf
If that doesn't work try converting to vmx and back:
ovftool path/to/ appliance. ovf path/to/ appliance. vmx appliance. vmx path/to/ appliance. ovf
ovftool path/to/
Thanks!
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Status in TurnKey Linux: New
Bug description:
during import of the ovf file for wordpress you receive an error
line9: unsupported value www.vmware. com/interfaces/ specications/ vmdk.html# sparse' for
'http://
attribute 'formate' on element 'disk'.
I am running vcenter 4 sp 1
esx 4.0
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