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- The VBoxManage clonevm command creates a clone
- of an existing virtual machine (VM). The clone can be a full copy
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-VBoxManage clonevm vm [ --basefolder basefolder ]
-[ --group group, ... ] [ --mode machine | machinechildren | all ]
-[ --name name ] [ --options link | keepallmacs | keepnatmacs | keepdisknames | keephwuuids ]
-[ --register ] [ --snapshot vm ] [ --uuid uuid ]
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- In addition to specifying the name of the VM to clone, which is
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- basefolder specifies the name of
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- assigns the clone to the specified group or
- groups. If you specify more than one group, separate each
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- with a slash character (/) so
- that groups can be nested. By default, a clone is always
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- machine mode clones the
- current state of the existing VM without any snapshots.
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- machineandchildren mode
- clones the snapshot specified by by the
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- all mode clones all
- snapshots and the current state of the existing VM.
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- specifies a new name for the new VM. The default value is
- "name Clone", where
- name is the original name of the
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- specifies how to create a new
- clone.
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- creates a linked clone,
- which can be cloned only from a snapshot.
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- specifies that the
- new clone reuses the MAC addresses of each virtual network
- card from the existing VM.
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- If you do not specify this option or the option, the default behavior is to
- reinitialize the MAC addresses of each virtual network
- card.
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- specifies that the
- new clone reuses the MAC addresses of each virtual network
- card from the existing VM when the network type is NAT.
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- If you do not specify this option or the option, the default behavior is to
- reinitialize the MAC addresses of each virtual network
- card.
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- specifies that the
- new clone reuses the disk image names from the existing
- VM. By default, disk images are renamed. You can preserve
- source hardware IDs by adding
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- specifies that the
- new clone reuses the hardware IDs from the existing VM. By
- default, new UUIDs are used.
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- automatically registers the new
- clone in this &product-name; installation. You can manually
- register the new VM later by using the VBoxManage
- registervm command. See
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- specifies the snapshot on which to base the new VM. By
- default, the clone is created from the current state of the
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- unique for the &product-name; instance if you decide to
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