Source: machine called EntLnx10 with disk EntLnx_10.vdi
Target: machine called EntLnx09 with disk EntLnx_09.vdi
Here is what we do:
- start up Virtualbox program.
- Go to File > Virtual Media Manager (or press Ctrl-D)
- Select the EntLnx_10.vdi and click Release button.
- Select the EntLnx_10.vdi and click Remove button.
- Select the Keep button (!!)
Now start a commandline and give the command (also see example below):
[path]\VBoxManage.exe clonehd [path]\sourcedisk.vdi [path]\targetdisk.vdi
This starts copying the disk, which might take a while.
D:\Virtual Machines>"c:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\VBoxManage.exe" clonehd "d:\Virtual Machines\EntLnx_10.vdi" "d:\Virtual Machines\EntLnx_09.vdi"
Oracle VM VirtualBox Command Line Management Interface Version 3.2.12
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Clone hard disk created in format 'VDI'. UUID: 65a30476-0a44-4dea-aee8-9e0e95a12e7c
Now add the new disk to Virtualbox:
- Go to File > Virtual Media Manager (or press Ctrl-D)
- Click Add and select the new vdi file. Click Ok.
Now create a new virtual machine, and select in this process the 'existing' new vdi file as harddisk.
Start up the EntLnx09 machine.
Good luck!
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