Hyper-V to VirtualBox Converter
Converts virtual machine configurations and disk images from Hyper-V to VirtualBox, enabling cross-platform VM migration for developers and IT engineers.

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About This Tool
This tool converts Hyper-V VM configurations and related disk images to VirtualBox-compatible formats. It handles VM property mappings and disk formats to preserve memory, CPU, storage, and network settings. The process conceptually parses the Hyper-V XML, maps hardware profiles to VirtualBox equivalents, and outputs a VirtualBox-compatible configuration plus disk image artifacts. The tool performs validation checks to identify unsupported features and suggests adjustments. Beneficiaries include developers running cross-platform test environments and IT teams consolidating virtualization stacks. Unique value lies in fidelity-focused mapping, automated compatibility checks, and structured outputs that reduce manual migration effort. Core features include input validation, optional advanced mapping, and a generated migration bundle suitable for import into VirtualBox. Typical use cases include lab environment migrations, pre-production testing, and cross-platform demonstrations.
How to Use
1. Provide inputs: source_format Hyper-V, target_format VirtualBox, select source VM config and disk images
2. Choose mapping options: enable advanced hardware mapping or basic defaults
3. Run conversion: trigger the process to generate a VirtualBox-compatible VM bundle
4. Retrieve outputs: download the VM configuration and disk images
5. Validate: import into VirtualBox and boot in a test environment
6. Troubleshoot: adjust hardware mapping if issues arise

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