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安装Convert VirtualBox VM to ProxMox VE
On the VirtualBox host, launch VirtualBox
Right click the VM to convert > Settings
Select Storage from the left navigation
Click the virtual hard disk and copy the Location value for the full path of the disk to the clipboard
Right click on the Start menu > Run > type cmd.exe > Press Enter
Enter the following commands in the command prompt
# change directory to VirtualBox installation
cd %programfiles%\Oracle\VirtualBox
# convert the .vdi to raw .img
VBoxManage clonehd --format RAW "pasted\full\path\to.vdi" "pasted\full\path\to.raw"
Once the .vdi to .raw conversion completes, open a web browser and navigate to the ProxMox web UI https://ProxMoxDNSorIP:8006/
Click the Create VM button at the top right
On the General tab, enter a VM Name and note the VM ID generated > click Next
On the OS tab select Do not use any media and set the Guest OS > click Next
On the System tab click Next
On the Hard Disk tab set the Disk size to 0.001 > click Next
On the CPU tab set the number of CPUs > click Next
On the Memory tab set the amount of memory to allocate in MiB > click Next
On the Network tab click Next
On the Confirm tab review the settings and click Finish
Select the newly created VM from the left navigation panel > Hardware
Click the Hard Disk to select it
Click the Detach button to detach the hard disk from the VM
Click the Unused disk
Click the Remove button to permanently delete it
Download WinSCP
Download
Extract WinSCP and run the executable
Connect to the ProxMox IP server via WinSCP
Copy the VirtualBox created .raw file to a location on the ProxMox server that has enough free disk space, /root for example
Back in the browser, open the ProxMox host Shell
Run the following command to import the raw disk, modify the .raw file name and VM ID noted earlier
# import the raw disk
# usage:
# qm importdisk <VM ID> /root/<source disk file>.raw <destination storage pool name>
qm importdisk 100 vbox.raw HDD_500GB --format qcow2
Once the disk import completes, select the target VM from the left navigation menu > Hardware
Double click the Unused Disk > Click the Add button
Select Options from the left navigation sub-menu
Double click Boot Order
Check the Enabled box next to the hard disk
Drag the Hard disk up in the boot order as needed, typically below the CD-ROM device
Click OK
Click the Start button in the top right of the screen
Click the Console link to watch the boot process