Pls save me, I'm sorry because my bad english!
I put my VM on a ssd portable, when i am using it, i touched to cable of ssd, VM show me restore message (i don't remember exactly what is message ) but i was ignore , and today i reopen it, my VM can't play
I'm using macbook, VM Fusion 8
I deleted .lck file inside .vmwarevm file flowing some tutorial but it can't solve it.
If i can't open it, is there anyway i can get my data back?
Thanks for your help.
This is VM log file.
moderator edit by wila: moved the text pasted log to an attachment.
Unfortunately at the moment the easiest approach to this problem is this nasty workaround:
1. copy the VMDK file in question to a Windows machine that has Starwind V2V converter installed
2. try to read the VMDK with the V2V converter
3. if possible convert the VMDK to another format / or create a new VMDK with it
4. copy back to your Fusion host
5. cross fingers
Plan B: try to install an older version of vdiskmanager - last known good one is from Fusion 3.1
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There might as well exist a "Plan C", which is to find out whether the grain table can be fixed manually.
In case you are interested in this, I'd need the file's metadata. To find out how much bytes exactly are required, please run
dd count=512 if="Virtual Disk-s008.vmdk" of="Metadata512.bin" bs=1
from within the VM's .vmwarevm folder/package, then compress/zip the "Metadata512.bin" file, and attach it to a reply post (please use the Attach link in the lower right in a reply window)
André
Ok, the provided .bin file shows the unclean shutdown (as expected), and a metadata size of 1,024 sectors.
Pleas run
dd count=1024 if="Virtual Disk-s008.vmdk" of="Metadata-s008.bin" bs=512
and attach the newly create bin file.
I also need the .vmdk file's exact size (in Bytes).
André