Recreating a missing virtual disk (VMDK) header / descriptor file for VMware ESX
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Thanks Man!!! You just save my day (and my job!!!) I'm running ESXi 4.0 and it works perfectly, I just had to find the console in ESXi but that's another story.
Xxsan 1 year ago
dont steal me lucky charms!
chatwizrd 1 year ago
Wow, I thought I was screwed till I found this video. I am running ESX 4, I shutdown my VM to create a snapshot and for some reason my vmdk files went missing. This video saved me a HUGE amount of time restoring!! Thanks so much man, you saved me a ton of time and headaches!! Where do I send the beer?
svfd1118 1 year ago
Any instructions in detail for doing this on ESXi 4?
nexrad88 1 year ago
I used putty and had to login as root.
This tutorial along with the VMWare KB article SAVED MY LIFE... ok well my job at least.
Thank you, guy with Irish sounding accent. I owe you a beer..everyday...for life!
kemuelmcfadden 2 years ago
Yes, use terminal and log into service console using SSH, this is obviously not covered by this video
ybizeul 2 years ago
ok ths is what i was lookin for but i run a mac os and i think the program to use is "terminal" not sure...... my ? is ....
HOW DO I START? IM LOST ...
jonniejonn 2 years ago