Oracle VirtualBox adds Option to save in any major virtual format
Posted in Virtualization on October 4th, 2011 by David Orlo – Be the first to comment Tags: Virtualization, VMWareIn the latest version of Oracle VirtualBox it looks like they went the extra distance and trumped all other virtualization platforms by adding the ability to impersonate each one of them. You read that correctly, the latest VirtualBox can now save a virtual machine in any of the most popular formats including,
VDI – Sun / Oracle VirtualBox
VMDK – VMWare Workstation, Server, ESX, ESXi
VHD – Microsoft Virtual PC, Hyper-V
HDD – Parallels Desktop
This is very interesting stuff, My next test will be to see if it will load all of these formats from their native applications.
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