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I have a VM I am attempting to export. When I attempt to export it (OVF 2.0), the OVA file is a mere ~12kb and does not contain the disk image. The only potentially relevant difference I see compared to other VMs which export successfully is that this has a .vmdk on a SCSI controller rather than a .vdi on a SATA controller.

I am aware of the "copy the entire folder" method"copy the entire folder" method, but this is less than ideal for my application.

I am running VirtualBox 5.0.30 on Windows 10.

I have a VM I am attempting to export. When I attempt to export it (OVF 2.0), the OVA file is a mere ~12kb and does not contain the disk image. The only potentially relevant difference I see compared to other VMs which export successfully is that this has a .vmdk on a SCSI controller rather than a .vdi on a SATA controller.

I am aware of the "copy the entire folder" method, but this is less than ideal for my application.

I am running VirtualBox 5.0.30 on Windows 10.

I have a VM I am attempting to export. When I attempt to export it (OVF 2.0), the OVA file is a mere ~12kb and does not contain the disk image. The only potentially relevant difference I see compared to other VMs which export successfully is that this has a .vmdk on a SCSI controller rather than a .vdi on a SATA controller.

I am aware of the "copy the entire folder" method, but this is less than ideal for my application.

I am running VirtualBox 5.0.30 on Windows 10.

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VirtualBox not exporting disk image in OVA

I have a VM I am attempting to export. When I attempt to export it (OVF 2.0), the OVA file is a mere ~12kb and does not contain the disk image. The only potentially relevant difference I see compared to other VMs which export successfully is that this has a .vmdk on a SCSI controller rather than a .vdi on a SATA controller.

I am aware of the "copy the entire folder" method, but this is less than ideal for my application.

I am running VirtualBox 5.0.30 on Windows 10.