#Acronis backup for vmware 9.0.10535 update#

Start the new virtual machine and launch TI.

ISO image of the Acronis True Image recovery media. Create a new virtual machine of the appropriate size and operating system with network support for a bridged connection to the machine hosting the.tib image directly within a VMware Server virtual machine without the need to do any conversion by taking the following steps. I guess I could dig out my copy of TIH 9 and create a TIB image with that to prove that the above press release is telling the truth about converter but in the end I just installed converter on the physical machine I was trying to virtualise and did it direct, bypassing the need for an image file. VMDK machine doesn't boot in VMware Server 2, so there seems to be something in the image construct that converter doesn't cope with correctly. TIB image correctly, but the resulting converted.

#Acronis backup for vmware 9.0.10535 update#

Update to the above, yes VMware Converter recognises a TIH 11. press release only states support for version 9. TIB images are recognised correctly by the converter though an image from TIH 2010 was rejected as being unrecognised.ДЄs I mainly use 11, this doesn't give me any issues - I don't like the interface on the later versions from 2009 up! A little like the divide between Win XP and Vista. TIB to VMware virtual disk using the VMware Converter Standalone software 4.0.1 and just wanted to post a note to say that True Image Home 11. I saw this thread when checking on solutions for converting.