Hi,
Moved your post to the Fusion forum.
If your VM was located at a root folder then you are among people who have lost more data.
If your VM was restored with Time Machine then there's even many more people who have lost their VM.
Other cases from people loosing data due to relocation I have not heard about before, but it certainly is possible and it is one of the reasons I always recommend to take a backup of important data before a host OS upgrade.
(Time Machine backups of VM do not count! for example see: https://eclecticlight.co/2020/03/02/time-machine-15-large-files-including-vms/ )
Disclaimer, I am the author of Vimalin, virtual machine backup software for VMware Fusion (Workstation & Player
edit: While I answered your question. It might be more interesting to know if your VM can be repaired.
In order to figure that out we need to see the file list of your VM.|
Sadly these fancy new forums still do not support you to upload log files.. (grr) but you can attach screenshots of the VM folder (use "Show Package Contents" in finder after a right click on the VM bundle)
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Wil
