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You can then download the image as described in [[OpenStack#Downloading an image into a local VirtualBox | Downloading an image into a local VirtualBox]]. It is best to detach the volume from the VM before you create an image from the volume. If the volume is a boot volume you will likely need to delete your VM to detach it, however, make sure you have not checked "Delete Volume on Instance Delete" when creating the VM. | You can then download the image as described in [[OpenStack#Downloading an image into a local VirtualBox | Downloading an image into a local VirtualBox]]. It is best to detach the volume from the VM before you create an image from the volume. If the volume is a boot volume you will likely need to delete your VM to detach it, however, make sure you have not checked "Delete Volume on Instance Delete" when creating the VM. | ||
=Creating an Image From a VM= | =Creating an Image From a VM= <!--T:42--> | ||
Using the [[OpenStack Command Line Clients]] issue the command | Using the [[OpenStack Command Line Clients]] issue the command | ||
{{Command| openstack server image create <server-name>}} | {{Command| openstack server image create <server-name>}} | ||
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where <format> matches that given in the table above for your selected image and the last argument is the <code>ID</code> of the image you wish to download. | where <format> matches that given in the table above for your selected image and the last argument is the <code>ID</code> of the image you wish to download. | ||
=Creating VirtualBox VM from a Cloud Image= | =Creating VirtualBox VM from a Cloud Image= <!--T:41--> | ||
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To use this image in VirtualBox you will need to convert the image in the qcow2 format to the vmdk format. This can be done with the <code>qemu-img</code> tool. This can be installed with something like | To use this image in VirtualBox you will need to convert the image in the qcow2 format to the vmdk format. This can be done with the <code>qemu-img</code> tool. This can be installed with something like | ||
{{Command|sudo apt-get install qemu-img}} | {{Command|sudo apt-get install qemu-img}} | ||