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Assuming that I read a VMDK block by block using the VMware VDDK, would I be able to write block by block into a equally sized fixed VHD file via the API in this library?
If I upload that manually written VHD to Azure, would it be bootable as the boot device?
Any caveats to manually creating a bootable VHD image?
Thanks in advance
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It looks like https://github.com/Microsoft/azure-vhd-utils/blob/master/vhdcore/writer/vhdWriter.go has the ability to write raw disk blocks into the VHD file.
Assuming that I read a VMDK block by block using the VMware VDDK, would I be able to write block by block into a equally sized fixed VHD file via the API in this library?
If I upload that manually written VHD to Azure, would it be bootable as the boot device?
Any caveats to manually creating a bootable VHD image?
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: