Problem with VMware

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Hi all,

I've installed VMware 4.0 without problem, worked with it, but when I
today starts the virtual machine:

Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| DEVCREAT: Found a device: /dev/hda
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| DISKLIB-DEVCRL: LBA IDE disk 117210240
16383(116280)/16/63
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| DISKLIB-DEVCRL: Facts for /dev/hda:
Cap=117210240 Phys C/H/S=16383/16/63 BIOS C/H/S=1024/255/63 Adap=IDE
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| DEVCREAT: PartitionTables : 1
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| DEVCREAT: At 0
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| DEVCREAT: PartitionTables : 1
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| DEVCREAT: At 0
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| DEVCREAT: Partition type mismatch
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| DISKLIB-LIB   : Sanity check failed!
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| DISKLIB-LIB   :
"/home/rootito/winXPHome/winXPHome.vmdk" : failed to open with flags 10
(19).
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| DISK: DiskOpenBackend failed to open disk
'/home/rootito/winXPHome/winXPHome.vmdk' : The partition table on the
physical disk has changed since the disk was created.Remove the physical
disk from the virtual machine then add it again. (19) 5710
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| Msg_Post: Error
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| [msg.disk.noBackEnd] Unable to open either the
disk '/home/rootito/winXPHome/winXPHome.vmdk' or the redo log ''
Jan 05 23:59:22: ide0:0| [msg.disk.notConfigured2] Failed to configure
disk ide0:0.  The virtual machine cannot be powered on with an
unconfigured disk.

Partition table changed?. Is it because I reinstall grub with
grub-install /dev/hda?

But if I don't do that, Linux will not start, because of Windows`
rewriting of partition table, or not?

Thank you in advance,

-- 
Pablo Rodríguez González
Director General
pablo.rodriguez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
iProyectos Desarrollos Tecnológicos




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