If you want to duplicate a virtual disk, you can use the Virtual media manager to duplicate a virtual disks. Or, the quick and dirty way, by copying a VDI and then renaming it. However, when you try to add the new disk in your media manager, Virtual Box will complain with the following error:
A hard disk with UUID {xxx...} is already registered.
To solve this problem, go to the command prompt, and type the following:
(on a Windows Host)
C:\>"Program Files\Sun\VirtualBox\VBoxManage" internalcommands sethduuid e:\Your VDI folder\YourVdiskname.vdi
(on a Linux Host)
VBoxManage" internalcommands sethduuid e:\Your VDI folder\YourVdiskname.vdi
C:\>"Program Files\Sun\VirtualBox\VBoxManage" internalcommands sethduuid e:\Your VDI folder\YourVdiskname.vdi
(on a Linux Host)
VBoxManage" internalcommands sethduuid e:\Your VDI folder\YourVdiskname.vdi
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