spoffley wrote:
> That sums up what is happening to me. Version 2.2.0 works fine, you just
> need to download the generic Linux version, set the .run file to be
> executable and run it. You should then have a working Virtualbox. I use
> Virtualbox because I have been for two years and, unless there is a tool
> to convert my virtual machines to the built in Fedora Virtualisation, then
> I will need to continue to use it.
You can use VirtualBox's vditool to convert the image to a raw image, which
you can then either use directly, or convert to one of the more
space-efficient formats supported by QEMU/KVM (e.g. qcow) using qemu-img.
Kevin Kofler
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