@scottalanmiller said in Import a QCOW2 Into Proxmox:

This works for many formats other than qcow2 as well. A straight block image in ISO / img format will work just fine, too.

Yes it does.

[email protected]:~# qm importdisk 100 tophat/Manual_DD_Unzipped/live_sda.img local-zfs importing disk 'tophat/Manual_DD_Unzipped/live_sda.img' to VM 100 ... transferred: 0 bytes remaining: 73274490880 bytes total: 73274490880 bytes progression: 0.00 % >snippy snip< transferred: 72666312605 bytes remaining: 608178275 bytes total: 73274490880 bytes progression: 99.17 % transferred: 73274490880 bytes remaining: 0 bytes total: 73274490880 bytes progression: 100.00 % transferred: 73274490880 bytes remaining: 0 bytes total: 73274490880 bytes progression: 100.00 % Successfully imported disk as 'unused0:local-zfs:vm-100-disk-0' [email protected]:~#

Yeah, sorry misread you where looking for how to do it from windows that why I added the exe =)

Solved
I posted this on https://www.redhat.com/archives/virt-tools-list/2017-August/msg00210.html

Laszlo Ersek posted the solution: https://www.redhat.com/archives/virt-tools-list/2017-August/msg00244.html
It can be mitigated manually: when the VM boots, interrupt it at the
TianoCore splash screen. In the setup utility, navigate to:

Boot Maintenance Manager
Boot Options
Add Boot Option

In the file chooser, select

<whatever device you have>/EFI/fedora/shim.efi

and enter a description (name) for the boot option.

Then,

Boot Maintenance Manager
Boot Options
Change Boot Order

and move the new boot option to the top of the list.

After you commit the changes, you can forcibly reset the VM, or else
return to the setup TUI front page, and select Reset there.

We are using this, by the way. Just deployed one this past week or so.