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vmdk format is seen by VMWare Fusion 4.x as an older format, so I chose to convert it for maximum compatibility.Ħ. I chose to make a separate copy of the virtual disk for my new VM.ĥ. Select the Use an existing virtual disk: option and select the NetSUS_1.0.vmdk file. When prompted, choose Continue without disc.Ĥ. Next, open VMWare Fusion and have it set up a new VM.
Once the conversion finishes, you should have two files.ģ. Writing VMX file: /path/to/NetSUS_1.0.vmx
Opening VMX target: /path/to/NetSUS_1.0.vmx Opening OVA source: /path/to/NetSUS_1.0.ova Hostname:~ username$ /Applications/VMware\ OVF\ Tool/ovftool /path/to/NetSUS_1.0.ova /path/to/NetSUS_1.0.vmx Applications/VMware\ OVF\ Tool/ovftool /path/to/NetSUS_1.0.ova /path/to/NetSUS_1.0.vmx Open Terminal and run the following command (fill in paths as appropriate):
#Vmware ovf tool for mac os x for mac os x#
Download and install the VMWare OVF Tool for Mac OS X from this site: Ģ. See below the jump for how you can convert the file and use it in VMWare Fusion.ġ. vmdk pretty easily using VMWare’s OVF Tool. Nothing against VirtualBox, but I’ve already got VMWare installed and prefer to use that instead.įortunately, it is possible to convert from. I was less excited to see that the VM was in VirtualBox’s Open Virtual Appliance format. I was really excited to see that JAMF released a new Ubuntu-based VM that hosts Reposado and diskless NetBoot today.
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