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Recover files from Ubuntu virtual machine on Windows host in VMware Player
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After my virtual machine ran out of space, I made the mistake of resizing its hard disk without first reading up on how to do this correctly. As a result, it is unable to mount the hard drive, and I have lost access to files I was working on.
Details: I am using VMware Player 12 to run an Ubuntu 18.04 guest on a Windows 7 desktop. When I try to boot up the machine, it hangs with an error message "[DEPEND] Dependency failed for /dev/disk/by-uuid/[hdd_uuid].1fa3c.device."
I have read VMWare's instructions on how to increase a disk partition, but they don't seem to apply (the file system is ext3, but I am running Ubuntu, not RedHat or CentOS). I have read some of the docs on VMWare's VDDK SDK, but it seems to be oriented toward writing more elaborate programs, not just getting a VM operational again.
The last time I increased the HDD size, it was up and running with only a bit of configuration, but this time it won't even boot up. Where do I go from here?
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After my virtual machine ran out of space, I made the mistake of resizing its hard disk without first reading up on how to do this correctly. As a result, it is unable to mount the hard drive, and I have lost access to files I was working on.
Details: I am using VMware Player 12 to run an Ubuntu 18.04 guest on a Windows 7 desktop. When I try to boot up the machine, it hangs with an error message "[DEPEND] Dependency failed for /dev/disk/by-uuid/[hdd_uuid].1fa3c.device."
I have read VMWare's instructions on how to increase a disk partition, but they don't seem to apply (the file system is ext3, but I am running Ubuntu, not RedHat or CentOS). I have read some of the docs on VMWare's VDDK SDK, but it seems to be oriented toward writing more elaborate programs, not just getting a VM operational again.
The last time I increased the HDD size, it was up and running with only a bit of configuration, but this time it won't even boot up. Where do I go from here?
linux ubuntu hard-drive virtualbox vmware
asked 1 hour ago
Daniel CotterDaniel Cotter
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Daniel Cotter is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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After my virtual machine ran out of space, I made the mistake of resizing its hard disk without first reading up on how to do this correctly. As a result, it is unable to mount the hard drive, and I have lost access to files I was working on.
Details: I am using VMware Player 12 to run an Ubuntu 18.04 guest on a Windows 7 desktop. When I try to boot up the machine, it hangs with an error message "[DEPEND] Dependency failed for /dev/disk/by-uuid/[hdd_uuid].1fa3c.device."
I have read VMWare's instructions on how to increase a disk partition, but they don't seem to apply (the file system is ext3, but I am running Ubuntu, not RedHat or CentOS). I have read some of the docs on VMWare's VDDK SDK, but it seems to be oriented toward writing more elaborate programs, not just getting a VM operational again.
The last time I increased the HDD size, it was up and running with only a bit of configuration, but this time it won't even boot up. Where do I go from here?
linux ubuntu hard-drive virtualbox vmware
asked 1 hour ago
Daniel CotterDaniel Cotter
101
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Daniel Cotter is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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After my virtual machine ran out of space, I made the mistake of resizing its hard disk without first reading up on how to do this correctly. As a result, it is unable to mount the hard drive, and I have lost access to files I was working on.
Details: I am using VMware Player 12 to run an Ubuntu 18.04 guest on a Windows 7 desktop. When I try to boot up the machine, it hangs with an error message "[DEPEND] Dependency failed for /dev/disk/by-uuid/[hdd_uuid].1fa3c.device."
I have read VMWare's instructions on how to increase a disk partition, but they don't seem to apply (the file system is ext3, but I am running Ubuntu, not RedHat or CentOS). I have read some of the docs on VMWare's VDDK SDK, but it seems to be oriented toward writing more elaborate programs, not just getting a VM operational again.
The last time I increased the HDD size, it was up and running with only a bit of configuration, but this time it won't even boot up. Where do I go from here?
linux ubuntu hard-drive virtualbox vmware
linux ubuntu hard-drive virtualbox vmware
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