Posted on July 24, 2019 at 5:22 pm
First you need to list the available VMs:
VBoxManage list vms |
Option 1: Clone the VM (Faster)
To clone a VM just type this command:
VBoxManage clonevm Win7-64bit-VM1 --name Win7-64bit-VM2 --register |
Now try to list again your VMs:
VBoxManage list vms |
You should see your cloned VM.
Reference:
VBoxManage clonevm
https://gist.github.com/mikhailov/740fbfc58767fc495fe2
Option 2: Export a VM as OVA file (Slower)
You can export your VM Win7-64bit-VM1 as Win7-64bit-VM2:
VBoxManage export Win7-64bit-VM1 --output Win7-64bit-VM2/Win7-64bit-VM2.ova |
Then you can import the new VM named Win7-64bit-VM2:
VBoxManage import Win7-64bit-VM2/Win7-64bit-VM2.ova |
Now try to list again your VMs:
VBoxManage list vms |
You should see your cloned VM.
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