ESXi 4.0 "Missing Operating System" when restarting.

1 server is stopped. Server contain virtual machines and data in the hard disk of 1.

2 turned the next day... "Missing Operating System"

3 call the VMWare Support, representative said to use the ESXi 4.0 installation CD for a repair (R) and these data will be saved.

4. do you have the option to repair (R). Start in the ESX console.

5. huge problem: disk 1.3 to become free space and not allocated. Partition table disappeared.

6. communicate with VMWare support, rep asked again to use the ESXi 4.0 even installation CD and use Alt + F1

7 run ls - vmfs/volumes and got nothing. REP it didn't she can do now, unless we can find ways to recover vmdk and vmx files. We asked how we can extract the flat.vmdk and others? Rep. : Not sure. Question it all back.

Solution:

Has taken some time, but a miracle happened when I am in contact with an expert of the Germany and Ulli is his name. Believe it or not, many people have VMDK is deleted or damaged files and went to Ulli and solved. He gave a try, and yes he is an expert.

http://sanbarrow.com/

We used Skype between here in the US and its place in Winterberg, Germany, and in an hour he helped us to recover all files vmdk and vmx with other directories. I thank God for his life. If something relates to VMDK, Ulli is your man! I just thought I'd share this precious person.

Thank you

kevintran6227

Communities VMware knows him well and also consider 'the expert '. Its name from VMware communities is continuum http://communities.vmware.com/people/continuum

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