Does QEMU support the Open Virtualization Format(OVF)?
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Does QEMU support the Open Virtualization Format(OVF)?
Hi,
I would like to know, if QEMU supports the OVF as published by DMTF. http://www.dmtf.org/sites/default/fi...0243_1.0.0.pdf. I tried googling, but I was not able to find documentation that QEMU either supports/does not support OVF.
qemu has an extra program that can convert some images to different images. If the file is a single file it can usually convert it. I have not been able to convert goofy split files of images but I think it could be done with some bit of effort to strip the files and then re-combine them then convert it.
It is simple to test. Use -hda yourfile.extension or convert to raw or cqow2
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