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Feb 25, 2008 2:03 PM by
rickbkis
Yes my reply was obviously focused on the virtual disk and not the .vmwarevm Bundle Package and with the ambiguity of the OP's question coupled with what rickbkis was asking it helped to blur the two different questions into one. I should have just posted my original reply in this thread to rickbkis question and not the OP's.
Yes I left out what to do with the new disk however I figured if they couldn't figure it out on their own they'd be asking after. Thanks thought for your response!
Yes I left out what to do with the new disk however I figured if they couldn't figure it out on their own they'd be asking after. Thanks thought for your response!
etung wrote:
rickbkis asked a slightly different question than the OP (although the OP was slightly ambiguous, and Woody's answer could also apply to it). However, I think you're confusing Woody's vmware-vdiskmanager answer with webfrasse's renaming answer. vmware-vdiskmanager suggestion will actually recombine the split disks into one file (although Woody left out the step where you have to point the virtual machine at the converted disk). Since rickbkis was asking about file descriptors, I think Woody's suggestion is correct for that question.
Thanks for the clarification - it was a bit confusing and I managed to add to it. I knew the disk manager could aggregate the splits as I'd experimented with it. The tools for Fusion are pretty nice, generally, in fact. Tomorrow morning I'll have coffee first then type