Il 16/03/2015 10:51, Xie, Chao ha scritto:
Hi, Sandro Thanks for replying~ I download the virt-v2v and test it . But it directly wirte others' OVF file to RHEV , so the engine-image-uploader is not useful. How can I use virt-v2v to convert others' OVF to oVirt's OVF without writing it to Export Domain?
I'm not sure to have understood, but I can suggest you to take a look at http://website-humblec.rhcloud.com/convert-physical-virtual-virtual-using-vi... about v2v usage.
-----邮件原件----- 发件人: Sandro Bonazzola [mailto:sbonazzo@redhat.com] 发送时间: 2015年3月16日 15:25 收件人: Xie, Chao/谢 超; users@ovirt.org; Yaniv Dary 主题: Re: [ovirt-users] FAILED! Using engine-image-uploader to Upload OVF to Export Domain
Il 16/03/2015 07:33, Xie, Chao ha scritto:
Hi, all
I export a OVF/OVA vm file from VirtualBox (Manage -- > Export a vm. When I choose “ovf”, I got two files: test.ovf and test.vmdk) and want to use engine-image-upload to upload into oVirt Export Domain.
But I get Error as below:
1. using OVA
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[root ~]# engine-image-uploader --conf-file=/etc/ovirt-engine/imageuploader.conf -e export_debug upload test1.ova
ERROR: not a gzip file
2. using OVF
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[root ~]# engine-image-uploader --conf-file=/etc/ovirt-engine/imageuploader.conf -e export_debug upload test.ovf
ERROR: not a gzip file
### so I tar the test.ovf and test.vmdk as gzip file ###
[root@rhev-pc-host2 ~]# tar -zcvf ggtest.ovf ./test.ovf ./test-disk1.vmdk
./test.ovf
./test-disk1.vmdk
[root@ ~]# engine-image-uploader --conf-file=/etc/ovirt-engine/imageuploader.conf -e export_debug upload ggtest.ovf ERROR: Unable to update the disk ID in the OVF XML. Message: global name 'n_id_d' is not defined
Hi, you need to use v2v for converting the OVF from other virtualization systems to oVirt / RHEV OVF format. The format exported by VirtualBox is not compatible wiht oVirt.
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