I'm sure it's a hardware problem but I can't figure it out which is the correct setup. Tried every type of Hardware combination (from default to Standard VGA and VirtIO-GPU for Graphics, from default to Intel E1000, Realtek 8139 and VirtIO paravirtualized for network, tried to change CPU type.After that, set the Hard Disk with every type of bus: IDE, SATA and SCSI - always the same BSOD (ref.: ) vdi file into proxmox and then imported into a previously created VM with command "qm importdisk". Una vez descargada la imagen correspondiente, la descomprimimos en nuestro disco duro (si tenemos un SSD, mejor, para acelerar los tiempos de carga) y abrimos nuestro VirtualBox y elegiremos la. img format and converted into qcow2 through "qemu-img convert" Followed the page which helped me in another case, where I imported a Linux virtual machine - after importing the vm in.Tried every bus: IDE, SATA and SCSI - always BSOD.img, then copied into Proxmox (storage "local"), through WinScp, created VM with Hard Disk in RAW format, once the image was copied into Proxmox, renamed with. I'm trying to migrate a Windows XP virtual machine that runs normally on VirtualBox.Īfter trying several solutions, the result is always the same BSOD.
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