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How to Get .img Installer Working in VirtualBox

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First published at 23:15 UTC on February 5th, 2019.

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Some Linux systems such as LibreELEC or Raspbian only provide a .IMG file, which is not directly usable by VirtualBox. In this tutorial video I’ll show you convert the LibreELEC .img installer to a .vdi Virtual Drive, so it will boot in VirtualBox.…

Terminal commands:
$ vboxmanage convertfromraw input.img output.vdi

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