If you are using Linux, then you can convert VMDK to ISO by using dd and qemu-img commands. Unfortunately, there are few ways to do this.
If you want to transfer all of your VM data to a physical machine, you may want to know if there is a way to convert VM to ISO image, which can be installed on any virtualization platform, as well as on bare metal. However, they cannot be recognized by Windows. Question from As you may know, VMware Virtual Machine Disk files (VMDK) basically cover all VM data, and can be used for VMware ESXi clone VM. I have been working on a virtual machine for work, and I am wondering is there a way to convert a VM to an ISO file so that I could use this outside of a virtual environment, on a physical computer?
