One desktop of mine has 2 physical drives; one has Windows 10 (240GB), the other has Ubuntu 18.04 (128GB).
Due to the age of the Ubuntu 18.04 disk, I am wondering if there is a way when I am booted into the Windows 10 disk that I can create a VM (via Virtualbox, or VMWare if need-be) using what is on the physical Ubuntu disk?
I see that you can use Disk2VHD when creating a Windows VM, not sure if that can be used when setting up a Ubuntu VM?
I've seen one post (somewhere) where you can use Clonezilla to create an ISO of the image. Create a VM (with no OS). Boot the VM but get into the boot-options to load Clonezilla live and then run the recovery wizard.
Though I was hoping to be able to avoid booting into Clonezilla and find a way I could do this all from the Windows 10 disk.
