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Migrate TrueNAS VM to Proxmox VM
After Proxmox installed, I also migrate TrueNAS VM to Proxmox as VM for both Ubuntu VM and Windows 10 VM.
Copy zvol to a file and transfer to Proxmox server
The zpool volume device is located in /dev/zvol/<zpool_name>/<zvol_name>
. Create disk image using following command.
dd if=/dev/zvol/pool0/server-xxxxxx of=/tmp/server.raw bs=8m
scp ...
Another way to transfer
dd if=/dev/zvol/.... bs=8192 status=progress | ssh root@proxmox 'dd of=....raw bs=8192'
or
dd if=/dev/zvol/.... bs=8192 status=progress | gzip -1 - | ssh root@proxmox 'dd of=....raw.gz bs=8192'
or
dd if=/dev/zvol/.... bs=8192 status=progress | gzip -1 - | ssh root@proxmox 'gunzip - | dd of=....raw.gz bs=8192'
Transfer raw file into Proxmox server
Create Proxmox VM
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Create a VM with OVMF (UEFI) if TrueNAS VM is using UEFI
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Remove VM disk
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Use following command to import disk
qm importdisk <vm_id> <raw_file> <storage_id>
For example
qm importdisk 100 vm.raw ds1812-vm_nfs1
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Go to VM hardware page
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Select unused disk and click Add button to add disk into VM
- For Linux, select SCSI as controller
- For Windows, select SATA
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Select Options => Boot Order to check the iscsi/sata controller
Boot TrueNAS VM
References
Export Virtual Machine from TrueNAS and Import VM to Proxmox
Migration of servers to Proxmox VE
Additional ways to migrate to Proxmox VE