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What you want to copy?<br />
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Some files or some installed software. You can copy most directories from a running system to any other system on a network.
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What you want to copy?

Some files or some installed software. You can copy most directories from a running system to any other system on a network.

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Or this.<br />
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<a href="http://wiki.xenproject.org/wiki/Xen_Common_Problems#In_dom0_how_can_I_access_and_mount_partitions_inside_a_Xen_disk_image.3F" rel="ugc">http://wiki.xenproject.org/wiki/Xen_Common_Problems#In_dom0_how_can_I_access_and_mount_partitions_inside_a_Xen_disk_image.3F</a>
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Or this.

http://wiki.xenproject.org/wiki/Xen_Common_Problems#In_dom0_how_can_I_access_and_mount_partitions_inside_a_Xen_disk_image.3F [http://wiki.xenproject.org/wiki/Xen_Common_Problems#In_dom0_how_can_I_access_and_mount_partitions_inside_a_Xen_disk_image.3F]

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&gt; What you want to copy?<br />
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The VM is having Oracle 11G installed which is the most important and time consuming. It doesn't work simply by copying its directories.
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> What you want to copy?

The VM is having Oracle 11G installed which is the most important and time consuming. It doesn't work simply by copying its directories.

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Well then spin a VM from a template and then use SSH etc to login remotely.
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Well then spin a VM from a template and then use SSH etc to login remotely.

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HI<br />
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I have a Xen PV template (SolusVM) which has everything I need to install. To create a VM I use that template and everything is ready. <br />
But for a specific client I need everything in a Physical machine. Is there a way I can use that VM template and everything is installed/copied to my physical machine without destroying physical machine's OS. Both VM template and Physcial machine have CentOS 6.6 64bit.
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HI

I have a Xen PV template (SolusVM) which has everything I need to install. To create a VM I use that template and everything is ready. 
But for a specific client I need everything in a Physical machine. Is there a way I can use that VM template and everything is installed/copied to my physical machine without destroying physical machine's OS. Both VM template and Physcial machine have CentOS 6.6 64bit.

Convert Xen VM to Physcial

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