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sooshians
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Cannot open the disk '/vmfs/volumes/567bc77b-92a5e4b3-fa01-78e7d1dd73ec/server3/*.vmdk' or one of the snapshot disks it depends on. The file specified is not a virtual disk

Hi,

I have a problem.

when I want to power on vm  in vmware returns the error:

Cannot open the disk '/vmfs/volumes/567bc77b-92a5e4b3-fa01-78e7d1dd73ec/server3/server3.vmdk' or one of the snapshot disks it depends on.

The file specified is not a virtual disk

i attach vmx file and log file

and file listing of the VM's directory:


server3_1-flat.vmdk

server3_4-flat.vmdk

server3_2-flat.vmdk

server3_3-flat.vmdk

server3-flat.vmdk

server3-Snapshot1.vmsn

server3-2bcddabc.vswp

server3-000001-delta.vmdk

server3_1-000001-delta.vmdk

vmx-server3-734911164-1.vswp

server3.nvram

server3.vmx-server3-734911164-1

server3.vmx~

server3.vmxf

server3_1.vmdk

server3_2.vmdk

server3_4.vmdk

server3_4.vmdk

server3.vmsd

server3_3.vmdk

server3_1-000001.vmdk

server3-000001.vmdk

server3-2bcddabc.hlog

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a_p_
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According to the log file "server3.vmdk" has been truncated!? Did you run out of disk space on the datastore at some point in time, or did you have a power loss?

2016-07-03T07:55:58.336Z| Worker#0| I120: DISKLIB-VMFS  : VmfsExtentCommonOpen: possible extent truncation (?) realSize is 10215040, size in descriptor 104857600.

Btw. it looks like the data you provided (file list and .vmx file) was modified/anonymized for this post. The file list contains incorrect file names, and the .vmx file is missing important data, which makes it hard to help!?

André

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sooshians
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My hard drive was corrupted and I returned data file with a recovery.

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