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When I uploaded during previous test I was not using the latest version of Fusion, I just reran the test with latest version of Fusion (8.5.8) against a vSphere 6.5 build 5310538 and still saw the same thing happening. Sorry for hijacking the thread, but I figure that when fixing this then fixing the upload might be just about as important. vmwarevm extension should still be valid if Vertical Backup does not do it for you.
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I don't know Vertical Backup but the point about renaming with the folder. I don't know if it will be so complicated if it is a paid ESXi version that comes with vCenter. So on the surface, it does look unnecessarily complicated especially for relatively simple setups that are made intentionally to be compatible with Fusion/Workstation.
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Plus there could be complicated setups where a VM under ESXi refers to different virtual disks that resides in different datastores. I would think because there are different virtual disk types and some disk types in ESXi will not work with Fusion/Workstation. I also had the same experience as you did. So that explains why you only got a 525 byte file. It looks like the data store browser only exposes the descriptor (i.e.vmdk) in the UI client and not the entire set of VMDK. I have so far only downloaded/uploaded the vmx files but haven't paid attention to the actual files present in the datastore browser. I haven't tried the upload/download of an entire VM to/from datastore before thus the disavow statement.
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Sorry I should have checked first before replying about the download VM from UI client. They are two different variants of Linux but I doubt if the OS matters it should be more of the VM configuration. As far as I can tell the only difference between them is the virtual firmware (BIOS vs EFI) in terms of VM configuration disk they are both SCSI and thin-provisioned in ESXi 6.5. The other created with BIOS as virtual firmware booted up fine. For one thing the one that fail to boot up was created with EFI instead of BIOS. I haven't figured out yet exactly why (and if possible to fix). One of them didn't want to boot up from the virtual SCSI drive. I was then able to "Download from Server" 2 different VMs into Fusion and it created them and added to the VM library. Applications/VMware Fusion.app/Contents/Library/VMware OVF Tool
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I then replaced the entire VMware OVF Tool folder located in You would have to download OVFTool 4.2.0.Īfter I installed the OVF Tool 4.2. There could be more file differences and missing files necessary to support hw version 12. The OVFTool that came with Fusion 8.5.7 is version 4.1 and is missing an XML file called ovf-tool-hw12-config-option.xml. It is failing when it tries to convert the OVF into Fusion format. In the background Fusion would be calling the OVFTool. Good news first: I managed to do a successful "Download from server" from an ESXi 6.5 using Fusion 8.5.7. I have some good news and I have bad news which may not apply to you so maybe it isn't so bad. But anyway, this silly programming is making things much harder to uncover and fix. According to the documentation, hardware version 12 should be compatible with VMware Fusion Pro.
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It is unclear what the solution to the above problem is - so if anyone has an idea - that will be helpful.
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While this may not technically be a bug, it is definitely in need of a fix, for two reasons:ġ) It is very poor practice to not do such checks before undertaking large data transfers andĢ) It is poor practice to delete the file you just transferred while giving the user no opportunity to intervene to try to fix the problem. Worse, after churning through all that bandwidth and adding read/write cycles to my SSD's, it then deletes the "offending" VM from the destination machine, making me start over the whole tedious process from scratch.
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When attempting to transfer a vm from esxi 6.5 free to VMware Fusion Pro via the "download from server", the system proceeds to download all 100GB of the VM, and only AFTER it has spent hours doing this, it gives a notice: