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teknogroup
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Could not power on VM: No swap file. Failed to power on VM "

If the VM shows up in the /proc/vmware/sched/cpu how can you bring it

down after the process has already been killed?

  1. cat /proc/vmware/sched/cpu | grep -i merc

1206 1206 V vmm0:Mercuri 15219.652 WAIT NONE 11.394 1.625 SEMA 15207.406 0.012 1.856 9 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15 any 0 100 pct 1000 vm.1205 12 9.116

1208 1208 U mks:Mercuriu 15219.653 WAIT NONE 1.866 0.000 KTCP 15217.122 0.000 0.591 4 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15 any

  1. vmware-cmd /vmfs/volumes/47189746-ee558a70-889b-0015173d61fa/Mercurius/Mercurius.vmx getstate

getstate() = suspended

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jccoca
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Hot Shot

Can you put the output for ps -ef | grep -i merc

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troberts
VMware Employee
VMware Employee

You could do a vm-support -x to get the world id (vmid) then you could vm-support -X <vmid> to crash the vm.

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teknogroup
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Contributor

"ps -aef |grep -i merc" gave nothing because process was killed by hand.

"vm-support -X <vmid> " produced no useful results.

I had to reboot the host Smiley Sad

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