The QNAP Virtualisation Station does not have Enable UEFI option, so I use the following steps to make it happens:
Requirement:
Steps:
In VirtualBox:
- Add Disk Image File (File > Virtual Media Manager > Add), select downloaded .vmdk or .vdi
- New Machine:
- Name: hassio
- Type: Other (Important)
- Version: Other/Unkown 64-bit (Important)
- Memory: 1024MB
- Hard disk: select added hassio vmdk/vdi
- No need to start
- In created machine settings:
- System:
- Uncheck Floppy, Optical
- Select Chipset: ICH9 (Important)
- Extended Feature: check APIC, EFI, Hardware Clock (Important)
- Others not quite important
- Export Machine to .ovf (Machine > Export to OCI):
- Select Format: Open Virtualisation Format 0.9 (Important)
- Enter file, change from …ova to …ovf (Important)
- Continue
- .ovf, .vmdk and .mf files will be created separately
- done
In QNAP Virtualisation Station:
- Import VM
- Import From: PC
- Select created .ovf
- It will ask for disk image file, select created .vmdk
- Next
- Enter Info by your desired
- Advanced Settings:
- CPU: i7
- Netwrok: Intel Gigabit Ethernat
- Hard Disk:
- Cache Mode: Writeback
- Controller: IDE
- Import
- Done
Now the Hassio vm should now created and bootable!
I tried .ova format before, QNAP will return checksum error, so .ovf 0.9 version can avoid it.