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Subject: Attempts to run 'fsck' fail can't stat device
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My server lost power earlier today and now it doesnt boot.

Any clues what I can do to recover from the following errors:


----s nip ----

Server '<hostname>' fails to mount /dev/da0s1g (/usr).

Attempts to run 'fsck' fail (can't stat device /dev/da0s1g)


---- snip ---


cheers,

Noah