I don't think ReDeploy does, but Fix Boot Problems definitely does, for example.
The reason is that parts of the Rescue environment can operate differently based on whether the Rescue Media itself was booted in Legacy BIOS or UEFI mode.
#CONVERT MACRIUM REFLECT IMAGE TO ISO PC#
Back to the drawing boards.įirst to see what happens if I enable EFI after running ReDeploy before booting the VM for the first time.Īs a best practice, if you need EFI, you should enable it from the very beginning, just as on a real PC you would as you would want to set Legacy or UEFI mode as appropriate in the BIOS before doing anything else. Answered a lot of questions I didn't know I would have. I'm going to try putting the backup image on an external USB hard drive and see if I can get to it that way. The instructions in read don't work as at that point the host partitions are not accessible.Ĭan anyone who has successfully done this provide a set of working instructions?
#CONVERT MACRIUM REFLECT IMAGE TO ISO ISO#
Without exiting the Rescue Media, run the ReDeploy (see page 291) option.ĭetach the ISO from your VM and reboot it. Once you have an image, create a Rescue Media ISO image.Ĭreate a Virtual Machine using your preferred hypervisor (Hyper-V, VMware, Virtual box.), assigning to it aīoot the VM using the created Rescue Media ISO image.įrom the booted Rescue Media restore your image (see page 143) on to the Virtual Hard Disk attached to Using Macrium Reflect take an image of your physical machine (see page 147). Links have been added to each applicable step to explain the step in greater detail.
The instructions for converting a backup image to a Oracle Virtualbox VM do not work.Ĭonverting a Physical machine to Virtual Machine
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