cp -a /mnt/vdi/* ~/iso_content/
If you prefer to use a third-party tool, you can try VDItoISO:
: You will need a kernel and a bootloader like Syslinux or GRUB .
Replace <vdi_file> with the path to your VDI file and <iso_file> with the path to the output ISO file.
You have successfully turned your VDI into a bootable physical PC. Not an ISO, but a functional machine.
cp -a /mnt/vdi/* ~/iso_content/
If you prefer to use a third-party tool, you can try VDItoISO: convert vdi to bootable iso
: You will need a kernel and a bootloader like Syslinux or GRUB . cp -a /mnt/vdi/* ~/iso_content/ If you prefer to
Replace <vdi_file> with the path to your VDI file and <iso_file> with the path to the output ISO file. but a functional machine.
You have successfully turned your VDI into a bootable physical PC. Not an ISO, but a functional machine.