I have my own virtual appliance I would like to import into EVE.
I have a VMDK, which I assume can be converted to qcow2
And I have an ISO which I could install from scratch
What do you think is the best approach and pls point me to something similar so I can try and replicate the steps.
Thanks
What is the easiest method to get my own image into eve
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Re: What is the easiest method to get my own image into eve
most universal way is to use Linux how to if to install from ISO something.
http://www.eve-ng.net/documentation/how ... inux-image
but for coversation:
universal is FP NGIPS
http://www.eve-ng.net/documentation/how ... images-set
Uldis
http://www.eve-ng.net/documentation/how ... inux-image
but for coversation:
universal is FP NGIPS
http://www.eve-ng.net/documentation/how ... images-set
Uldis
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Re: What is the easiest method to get my own image into eve
Thank-you, I am trying to install from ISO per your first link.
I noticed that I had to prefix the name of the directory with linux-mymachine in /opt/unetlab/addons/qemu to get it to show up in the webUI (under linux), is it possible to create it's own category "mymachine" on the interface as well?
I have it set with correct cpu/ram/disk and am trying to boot. It hangs with
I noticed that I had to prefix the name of the directory with linux-mymachine in /opt/unetlab/addons/qemu to get it to show up in the webUI (under linux), is it possible to create it's own category "mymachine" on the interface as well?
I have it set with correct cpu/ram/disk and am trying to boot. It hangs with
and never moves. Any ideas?Booting from local disk...
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Re: What is the easiest method to get my own image into eve
Also got this to work by using VNC Viewer!