Result from the command is: scsi0:0.fileName = "icg4aida.vmdk"
It only shows one disk because we deleted the second disk from the configuration file. Otherwise the VM won't start.
To make things clear:
We have a VM
The first disk with the linux operating system is scsi0:0 and the icg4aida.vmdk is stored on a volume called datastore1. This is LUN 0 on our storage.
The second disk with a database is scsi0:1 and the icg4aida.vmdk is stored on a volume called datenbank. This is LUN 2 on our storage.
Everything worked for several month until yesterday. Now we get the i/o error if we try to start the VM with both disks. With scsi0:0 alone it boots.
To check things out i recreated the vmdk. This gave us the temp.vmdk on LUN 2.
I added the second disk scsi0:1 with the temp.vmdk i posted above. With this setting the VM also won't start. We get the i/o error again.
Hope this is understandable.