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Yes, it is possible to open or convert a VDI file on Mac. A VDI (Virtual Disk Image) is mainly used by Oracle VirtualBox Oracle VirtualBox Oracle VirtualBox and can be accessed on macOS by installing VirtualBox for Mac. You can also convert VDI to VMDK or VHD using VBoxManage, then open it in Parallels Desktop Parallels Desktop Parallels or VMware Fusion VMware Fusion VMware on Mac. Alternatively, recovery tool Aryson VDI Recovery Software can extract data from corrupted images. Once converted, the disk can be mounted like a virtual machine drive and used normally on macOS systems. This approach helps when VirtualBox is not installed or when compatibility is required for other virtualization platforms. For best results, ensure the VDI file is not corrupted and use the official tools from Oracle, Parallels, or VMware to avoid data loss during conversion or mounting on macOS systems especially when working with large virtual machines on Apple Silicon Macs platforms supported.
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