VHD to ISO

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#1

Sorry for the duplicate, I posted this thread in the “Virtualization” board as well. http://forums.opensuse.org/showthread.php/495512-VHD-to-ISO?p=2624872#post2624872

I have found these forums very useful when tackling any Linux questions I’ve had in the past, but this is my first time to post and be a part of the problem/solution. I am hoping that all of your expertise can assist me in a VHD to ISO project.
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The Question:**
I was approached today by my boss asking me to take one of my production OpenSuse Web Servers (currently running with a VHD) and create an ISO image that can be deployed on other machines. Please excuse my ignorance if this is an easy project that I’m making a mountain out of as I am not as versed in Linux as I am in Windows. I have done this before on windows machine by mounting the VHD and using imagex to create a new Install.wim file that I simply use as a replacement on the original Windows installation ISO. Obviously this method will not work on a Linux machine. What options do I have to accomplish this project?

Thanks in advance,

-plant-

#2

On 02/14/2014 07:56 PM, ManOfPlants wrote:
>
> Sorry for the duplicate, I posted this thread in the “Virtualization”
> board as well. http://tinyurl.com/l4jgq8e
>
> I have found these forums very useful when tackling any Linux questions
> I’ve had in the past, but this is my first time to post and be a part of
> the problem/solution. I am hoping that all of your expertise can assist
> me in a VHD to ISO project.
> *
> The_Question:*
> I was approached today by my boss asking me to take one of my
> production OpenSuse Web Servers (currently running with a VHD) and
> create an ISO image that can be deployed on other machines. Please
> excuse my ignorance if this is an easy project that I’m making a
> mountain out of as I am not as versed in Linux as I am in Windows. I
> have done this before on windows machine by mounting the VHD and using
> imagex to create a new Install.wim file that I simply use as a
> replacement on the original Windows installation ISO. Obviously this
> method will not work on a Linux machine. What options do I have to
> accomplish this project?
>
> Thanks in advance,

Please do not double post. This thread is active in Virtualization.