U4 Will ESXi 3.5 see a virtual machine created with u3

I have added a second hard drive for my newly built u4 ESXi 3.5 installation. The player has virtual machines created in u3. U4 sees the datastore2 drive and the files inside. Still don't recognize them as virtual computer. How to see the virtual machine on the second HD u4?

Todd L.

the page you posted contains all relevant information of the Virtual Machine.  In addition, all files are 0.00 KB in size.

I don't know what to tell you on this one... You may be out of luck.

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