Klaus Espenlaub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > infolistas listas wrote: > > Thanks greg, > > I tried it out and it worked, I have another question. > > I installed lots of programs on the .vdi but when I restored it , only > > the basics where installed, how can I make a true complet copy of all > > the programs installed on the vdi > > You didn't use the snapshot feature? Because then the base VDI just > contains the info as of the first snapshot. > > At the moment there is no official way to copy an image that has > snapshots. So the best you can do is get rid of all snapshots but the > last one representing the current state. That way all changes are merged > into the base VDI file, which can then be cloned as you did previously. >
This just blows my mind. Is there an "unofficial" way? What are the plans for resolving this? How can anyone rely on a virtualization solution if they can't move (or restore) VM's completely (including snapshots)? _______________________________________________ vbox-users mailing list [email protected] http://vbox.innotek.de/mailman/listinfo/vbox-users
