Could not start the virtual machine after you use vmkfstools to resize - HELP!
I thought I knew what I was doing, but apparently not...
I tried to increase the size of a VM over 36 GB drive and now I can not start the server. Here's the change front of directory list:
-rw - 1 root root 16781312 Sep 20 19:46 PJAEast-DL01-000001 - delta.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 325 28 August to 01:52 PJAEast-DL01 - 000001.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 4096 9 February 14:55 PJAEast-DL01-000002 - delta.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 277 9 February 14:55 PJAEast-DL01 - 000002.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 28201 28 August to 01:52 PJAEast-DL01 - Snapshot1.vmsn
-rw - 1 root root 28267 9 February 14:55 PJAEast-DL01 - Snapshot2.vmsn
-rw - 1 root root 131604480 26 August at 08:04 PJAEast-DL01 - flat hard
-rw - 1 root root 8684 25 August at 21:03 PJAEast - DL01.nvram
-rw - 1 root root 589 25 August at 15:18 PJAEast - DL01.vmdk
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 1042 28 August to 01:52 PJAEast - DL01.vmsd
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 2779 Feb 9 15:10 PJAEast - DL01.vmx
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 267 Feb 9 15:10 PJAEast - DL01.vmxf
-rw - 1 root root 9898631168 9 February 14:54 PJAEast-DL01_1-000001 - delta.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 331 28 August to 01:52 PJAEast-DL01_1 - 000001.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 73728 9 February 14:55 PJAEast-DL01_1-000002 - delta.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 283 9 February 14:55 PJAEast-DL01_1 - 000002.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 36322836480 28 August at 01:41 PJAEast-DL01_1 - flat hard
-rw - 1 root root 597 25 August at 15:18 PJAEast - DL01_1.vmdk
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 78710 25 August at 16:06 vmware - 1.log
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 68108 25 August at 20:43 2.log - vmware
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 122302 28 August at 01:41 vmware - 3.log
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 90557 Sep 20 19:54 4.log - vmware
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 69453 9 February 14:54 vmware.log
Then, I run the command:
vmkfstools x 256g PJAEast - DL01_1.vmdk
And now the virtual machine does not start, return an error: "the virtual disk parent has been changed since the child was created."
The directory listing is now ("BOLD" indicates the change of information post-vmkfstools):
-rw - 1 root root 16781312 Sep 20 19:46 PJAEast-DL01-000001 - delta.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 325 28 August to 01:52 PJAEast-DL01 - 000001.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 4096 Feb 9 16:12 PJAEast-DL01-000003 - delta.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 277 Feb 9 16:12 PJAEast-DL01 - 000003.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 28201 28 August to 01:52 PJAEast-DL01 - Snapshot1.vmsn
-rw - 1 root root 28267 9 February 14:55 PJAEast-DL01 - Snapshot2.vmsn
-rw - 1 root root 131604480 26 August at 08:04 PJAEast-DL01 - flat hard
-rw - 1 root root 8684 Feb 9 16:12 PJAEast - DL01.nvram
-rw - 1 root root 589 25 August at 15:18 PJAEast - DL01.vmdk
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 1015 28 August 01:52 PJAEast - DL01.vmsd
-rwx - 1 root root 2779 Feb 9 16:12 PJAEast - DL01.vmx
-rw - 1 root root 267 Feb 9 16:12 PJAEast - DL01.vmxf
-rw - 1 root root 9898631168 9 February 14:54 PJAEast-DL01_1-000001 - delta.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 331 28 August to 01:52 PJAEast-DL01_1 - 000001.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 73728 Feb 9 16:12 PJAEast-DL01_1-000003 - delta.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 283 Feb 9 16:12 PJAEast-DL01_1 - 000003.vmdk
-rw - 1 root root 274877906944 28 August 01:41 PJAEast-DL01_1 - flat hard
-rw - 1 root root 599 9 Feb 16:11 PJAEast - DL01_1.vmdk
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 68108 25 August at 20:43 2.log - vmware
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 122302 28 August at 01:41 vmware - 3.log
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 90557 Sep 20 19:54 4.log - vmware
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 69453 9 February 14:54 5.log - vmware
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 39510 Feb 9 16:12 6.log - vmware
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 39411 Feb 9 16:12 vmware - 7.log
-rw - r - r - 1 root root 39410 Feb 9 16:14 vmware.log
I can't do anything else until I get comments. Can anyone recommend a way to solve this problem?
I thought I knew what I was doing, but apparently not...
I agree
Two a problem with the new drive.
- You get the error message comes from the basic disk with a different size than the disks of the snapshot.
- With a size of 256 GB, you will not be able to create snapshots of the disk (on ESXi prior to 5.0 with a block size of 1 MB)
What you can try to do is to edit the file PJAEast - DL01_1.vmdk :
- 536870912 VMFS 'PJAEast-DL01_1 - flat hard' RW--> RW 70943040 VMFS 'PJAEast-DL01_1 - flat hard. "
- DDB. Geometry.Cylinders = "33418'-> ddb.geometry.cylinders = '4416.
After that, I would recommend to clone the virtual disk to a new one, replace the virtual disk in the virtual machine settings and resize it to a maximum of 254GB (see "calculates the time system required by the snapshot files" at http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1012384)
- vmkfstools-i PJAEast-DL01_1 - 000003.vmdk PJAEast - DL01_1a.vmdk
André
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