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Convert physical WINDOWS 2008 R2 server into Virtualbox machine under UBUNTU 14 (64bit)
Hello,
I'm trying to convert a WINDOWS 2008 R2 physical server (HP DL380 G8) into a VM under Virtualbox running on UBUNTU 14 64bit.
The server is backed up every week with Ultrabac 9.1 (complete image).
I'm able to restore the image to Virtualbox VM using Ultrabac UBDR iso image and server image backup folder mounted on FTP server.
When the VM comes up, I see a bluescreen and server reboot its self continuously.
I tried to repair booting from WIN2008 R2 iso (also from WIN7 iso) and perform all operations using bcd and similar without success.
Any idea or solution that really is working ? I read tons of tips and tricks but no luck.
Thanks a lot.
I'm trying to convert a WINDOWS 2008 R2 physical server (HP DL380 G8) into a VM under Virtualbox running on UBUNTU 14 64bit.
The server is backed up every week with Ultrabac 9.1 (complete image).
I'm able to restore the image to Virtualbox VM using Ultrabac UBDR iso image and server image backup folder mounted on FTP server.
When the VM comes up, I see a bluescreen and server reboot its self continuously.
I tried to repair booting from WIN2008 R2 iso (also from WIN7 iso) and perform all operations using bcd and similar without success.
Any idea or solution that really is working ? I read tons of tips and tricks but no luck.
Thanks a lot.
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@king2002: yes, I tried both safe mode and boot sector fix without success.
Retake image with drivers disabled is not possibile due to server need to be up 24x7x365 with minimum uptime 99.99%.
@rindi: thanks for link. I will try it.
Retake image with drivers disabled is not possibile due to server need to be up 24x7x365 with minimum uptime 99.99%.
@rindi: thanks for link. I will try it.
then only solution is repair windows
i have this issue many times with restoring image as virtual only solution is repair windows using the windows media
i have this issue many times with restoring image as virtual only solution is repair windows using the windows media
Start safe mode ?