1:Create one vhd image through Microsoft Virtual PC
2:Copy the vhd image to oracle vm server
3:Issue the qemu-img convert command : qemu-img convert win_xp.vhd -O raw winxp_new.raw
4:Will get the converted raw image
4:Create one new vm.cfg and import the converted image through Oracle VM manager
in ovs2.2:
Supported formats: nbd parallels qcow2 vvfat vpc bochs dmg cloop vmdk qcow cow host_device raw
[root@myhostname vhdTest]# qemu-img convert -f vpc /OVS/running_pool/222222/test.vhd -O raw /OVS/running_pool/222222/test.vhd.img
2:Copy the vhd image to oracle vm server
3:Issue the qemu-img convert command : qemu-img convert win_xp.vhd -O raw winxp_new.raw
4:Will get the converted raw image
4:Create one new vm.cfg and import the converted image through Oracle VM manager
in ovs2.2:
Supported formats: nbd parallels qcow2 vvfat vpc bochs dmg cloop vmdk qcow cow host_device raw
[root@myhostname vhdTest]# qemu-img convert -f vpc /OVS/running_pool/222222/test.vhd -O raw /OVS/running_pool/222222/test.vhd.img