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Convert-VHD : The term 'Convert-VHD' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
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I am getting the below error:
Convert-VHD : The term 'Convert-VHD' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
in Azure Power shell installed on Ubuntu 18.04 (Not on Windows).
Command tried:
Convert-VHD -Path src/vhdfile_old.vhd -DestinationPath tgt/vhdfile_new.vhd -VHDType Fixed
ubuntu powershell azure vhd
add a comment |
I am getting the below error:
Convert-VHD : The term 'Convert-VHD' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
in Azure Power shell installed on Ubuntu 18.04 (Not on Windows).
Command tried:
Convert-VHD -Path src/vhdfile_old.vhd -DestinationPath tgt/vhdfile_new.vhd -VHDType Fixed
ubuntu powershell azure vhd
Possible duplicate of Powershell Resize-VHD is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
– LotPings
yesterday
@LotPings - Author is using Ubuntu not Windows. However, it does appear, this is a caused by the fact the module itself requires Hyper-V
– Ramhound
yesterday
@LotPings The solution suggested works only on Windows. I am trying with Ubuntu.
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
add a comment |
I am getting the below error:
Convert-VHD : The term 'Convert-VHD' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
in Azure Power shell installed on Ubuntu 18.04 (Not on Windows).
Command tried:
Convert-VHD -Path src/vhdfile_old.vhd -DestinationPath tgt/vhdfile_new.vhd -VHDType Fixed
ubuntu powershell azure vhd
I am getting the below error:
Convert-VHD : The term 'Convert-VHD' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
in Azure Power shell installed on Ubuntu 18.04 (Not on Windows).
Command tried:
Convert-VHD -Path src/vhdfile_old.vhd -DestinationPath tgt/vhdfile_new.vhd -VHDType Fixed
ubuntu powershell azure vhd
ubuntu powershell azure vhd
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Possible duplicate of Powershell Resize-VHD is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
– LotPings
yesterday
@LotPings - Author is using Ubuntu not Windows. However, it does appear, this is a caused by the fact the module itself requires Hyper-V
– Ramhound
yesterday
@LotPings The solution suggested works only on Windows. I am trying with Ubuntu.
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
add a comment |
Possible duplicate of Powershell Resize-VHD is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
– LotPings
yesterday
@LotPings - Author is using Ubuntu not Windows. However, it does appear, this is a caused by the fact the module itself requires Hyper-V
– Ramhound
yesterday
@LotPings The solution suggested works only on Windows. I am trying with Ubuntu.
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
Possible duplicate of Powershell Resize-VHD is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
– LotPings
yesterday
Possible duplicate of Powershell Resize-VHD is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
– LotPings
yesterday
@LotPings - Author is using Ubuntu not Windows. However, it does appear, this is a caused by the fact the module itself requires Hyper-V
– Ramhound
yesterday
@LotPings - Author is using Ubuntu not Windows. However, it does appear, this is a caused by the fact the module itself requires Hyper-V
– Ramhound
yesterday
@LotPings The solution suggested works only on Windows. I am trying with Ubuntu.
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
@LotPings The solution suggested works only on Windows. I am trying with Ubuntu.
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
add a comment |
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with Azure PowerShell installed on Ubuntu 18.04.
Command tried: Convert-VHD -Path src/vhdfile_old.vhd -DestinationPath tgt/vhdfile_new.vhd -VHDType Fixed
This particular command is a command is not supported by PowerShell Core at this time.
Convert-VHD is a Hyper-V only cmdlet and actually requires Hyper-V to be installed on the system.
Convert-VHD isn’t listed as being in any of the Azure PowerShell modules.
Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/azure/get-started-azureps?view=azps-1.7.0
Can I installHyper-V
on Ubuntu?
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
No; It’s a Windows only feature
– Ramhound
yesterday
So do we have any solution for Ubuntu (Any workarounds)?
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
@TomJMuthirenthi - I think my answer addresses that question
– Ramhound
yesterday
add a comment |
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with Azure PowerShell installed on Ubuntu 18.04.
Command tried: Convert-VHD -Path src/vhdfile_old.vhd -DestinationPath tgt/vhdfile_new.vhd -VHDType Fixed
This particular command is a command is not supported by PowerShell Core at this time.
Convert-VHD is a Hyper-V only cmdlet and actually requires Hyper-V to be installed on the system.
Convert-VHD isn’t listed as being in any of the Azure PowerShell modules.
Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/azure/get-started-azureps?view=azps-1.7.0
Can I installHyper-V
on Ubuntu?
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
No; It’s a Windows only feature
– Ramhound
yesterday
So do we have any solution for Ubuntu (Any workarounds)?
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
@TomJMuthirenthi - I think my answer addresses that question
– Ramhound
yesterday
add a comment |
with Azure PowerShell installed on Ubuntu 18.04.
Command tried: Convert-VHD -Path src/vhdfile_old.vhd -DestinationPath tgt/vhdfile_new.vhd -VHDType Fixed
This particular command is a command is not supported by PowerShell Core at this time.
Convert-VHD is a Hyper-V only cmdlet and actually requires Hyper-V to be installed on the system.
Convert-VHD isn’t listed as being in any of the Azure PowerShell modules.
Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/azure/get-started-azureps?view=azps-1.7.0
Can I installHyper-V
on Ubuntu?
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
No; It’s a Windows only feature
– Ramhound
yesterday
So do we have any solution for Ubuntu (Any workarounds)?
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
@TomJMuthirenthi - I think my answer addresses that question
– Ramhound
yesterday
add a comment |
with Azure PowerShell installed on Ubuntu 18.04.
Command tried: Convert-VHD -Path src/vhdfile_old.vhd -DestinationPath tgt/vhdfile_new.vhd -VHDType Fixed
This particular command is a command is not supported by PowerShell Core at this time.
Convert-VHD is a Hyper-V only cmdlet and actually requires Hyper-V to be installed on the system.
Convert-VHD isn’t listed as being in any of the Azure PowerShell modules.
Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/azure/get-started-azureps?view=azps-1.7.0
with Azure PowerShell installed on Ubuntu 18.04.
Command tried: Convert-VHD -Path src/vhdfile_old.vhd -DestinationPath tgt/vhdfile_new.vhd -VHDType Fixed
This particular command is a command is not supported by PowerShell Core at this time.
Convert-VHD is a Hyper-V only cmdlet and actually requires Hyper-V to be installed on the system.
Convert-VHD isn’t listed as being in any of the Azure PowerShell modules.
Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/azure/get-started-azureps?view=azps-1.7.0
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Can I installHyper-V
on Ubuntu?
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
No; It’s a Windows only feature
– Ramhound
yesterday
So do we have any solution for Ubuntu (Any workarounds)?
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
@TomJMuthirenthi - I think my answer addresses that question
– Ramhound
yesterday
add a comment |
Can I installHyper-V
on Ubuntu?
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
No; It’s a Windows only feature
– Ramhound
yesterday
So do we have any solution for Ubuntu (Any workarounds)?
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
@TomJMuthirenthi - I think my answer addresses that question
– Ramhound
yesterday
Can I install
Hyper-V
on Ubuntu?– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
Can I install
Hyper-V
on Ubuntu?– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
No; It’s a Windows only feature
– Ramhound
yesterday
No; It’s a Windows only feature
– Ramhound
yesterday
So do we have any solution for Ubuntu (Any workarounds)?
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
So do we have any solution for Ubuntu (Any workarounds)?
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday
@TomJMuthirenthi - I think my answer addresses that question
– Ramhound
yesterday
@TomJMuthirenthi - I think my answer addresses that question
– Ramhound
yesterday
add a comment |
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Possible duplicate of Powershell Resize-VHD is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
– LotPings
yesterday
@LotPings - Author is using Ubuntu not Windows. However, it does appear, this is a caused by the fact the module itself requires Hyper-V
– Ramhound
yesterday
@LotPings The solution suggested works only on Windows. I am trying with Ubuntu.
– Tom J Muthirenthi
yesterday