A dialogue box appeared. Select destination . She pointed it to an NFS share on the new cluster. Format: OVF (Folder) .
Zephyr’s ghost was fighting back.
Elara hit the power button on the new Zephyr instance. The old access logs flickered to life. The building’s doors clicked. xcp-ng ovf
Zephyr was a legacy CentOS 7 VM, a cranky old system that ran the building’s access logs. It had been migrated three times over eight years, accumulating digital scar tissue with each move. Now, the physical drive on its host was clicking like a deathwatch beetle. A dialogue box appeared
“We don’t run,” Elara muttered. She opened a second terminal, SSH’d directly into the XCP-ng host, and ran the incantation: Format: OVF (Folder)
“We need to get it out of here,” Elara said. “The new Proxmox cluster is ready. We just need a bridge.”
She manually crafted a new .ovf descriptor, stitching in the new checksums. It was surgery without anesthesia.
