Hi,
I have an XP VM that I pulled with the VMWare Converter pre RC1.
Other than the 120 DPI issue everything worked fine in RC1 but when I tried to create a new snapshot, after the warning that this will replace my previous one, I got an error message saying something like: ...failed because the host does not allow to open more files". I confirmed this message but rather than aborting, there was still some process running (window with a status bar) that - I think - referred to restoring my previous snapshot.
Now if I start this VM, I get the following error:
"File not found: XXXX-Snapshot2.vmsm". I checked, this file does not exist anywhere but there is a file XXXX-Snapshot1.vmsm which causes the VM to crash if I select it through the "Browse" option of this error message.
Any idea?
Is there a way to ignore this any snapshot and just go back to the last successful state?
Thanks
GS
So I assume there is nobody from VMWare that can - or at least is willing to try to - answer this?
That's an odd one, and I haven't seen it before.
You should back up your VM, then try renaming or removing all the snapshot files on a copy of the VM. You can also try opening your VM in VMware Workstation and manually adjusting the snapshots.
Thanks, I'll give it a try!
Hi again,
Well, since I do not have a Win machine with Workstation handy, I copied the 2 snap shot files (.vmsn and .vmem) for snap shot 1 and renamed them to XXXX-Snapshot2.xxxx. This allowed me to restart with Fusion trying to restore snap shot 2. After the session was back and active for about 1 second, I got a blue screen in XP.
But at least this allowed me to select the Discard Snapshot option and after Fusion apparently deleted some files, everything works again...
Thanks,
Guenther