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As described in #6049, UTM's "Import" disk option does not "just work".
If you import a .dmg to create a VM OS to boot into, the resulting .qcow2 fails to boot with read errors, because the disk isn't using any partition format scheme.
UTM could make this "just work" by following the recipe I described and ensuring that the single-volume .dmg is converted into a disk image using a GUID (for Intel) or Apple (for PPC) partition scheme before importing it.
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As described in #6049, UTM's "Import" disk option does not "just work".
If you import a .dmg to create a VM OS to boot into, the resulting .qcow2 fails to boot with read errors, because the disk isn't using any partition format scheme.
UTM could make this "just work" by following the recipe I described and ensuring that the single-volume .dmg is converted into a disk image using a GUID (for Intel) or Apple (for PPC) partition scheme before importing it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: