Hi,
I want to try SOgo ZEG in KVM (Ubuntu 12.04).
A quick read on the internet tells that it seems technically doable to
use either an OVA or a VMDK file in KVM.
Can anyone tell what in real life is the easiest way to get ZEG running
in KVM?
Marc
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users@sogo.nu
https://inverse.ca/sogo
Hi Marc,
I want to try SOgo ZEG in KVM (Ubuntu 12.04).
A quick read on the internet tells that it seems technically doable to
use either an OVA or a VMDK file in KVM.
I tried converting the OVA to img, but the image was not booting in my kvm. I
compiled the entire ZEG in my a new Ubuntu
How I'm using ZEG in kvm:
tar xf ZEG-2.0.0rc2.ova
vmware-vdiskmanager -r ZEG-2.0.0rc2-disk1.vmdk -t 0 zeg2rc2.vmdk
Now you can boot this converted image ( zeg2rc2.vmdk ) in KVM
On Fri, Jun 8, 2012 at 9:44 PM, deepak dee...@deeproot.in wrote:
Hi Marc,
I want to try SOgo ZEG in KVM (Ubuntu
Found a python script to convert ova to kvm images
https://github.com/poelzi/ova2free;
tar xf ZEG-2.0.0rc2.ova
vmware-vdiskmanager -r ZEG-2.0.0rc2-disk1.vmdk -t 0 zeg2rc2.vmdk
Now you can boot this converted image ( zeg2rc2.vmdk ) in KVM
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users@sogo.nu
Found a python script to convert ova to kvm image.
https://github.com/poelzi/ova2free;
tar xf ZEG-2.0.0rc2.ova
vmware-vdiskmanager -r ZEG-2.0.0rc2-disk1.vmdk -t 0 zeg2rc2.vmdk
Now you can boot this converted image ( zeg2rc2.vmdk ) in KVM
Regards
Deepak
Hacker @ DeepRootLinux
