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Date: Mon, 31 Aug 1998 09:55:00 -0700
From: Greg Haa <greg@z-axis.com>
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My 2.2.2 server crashed.  All except the root disk.  However some parts
of it
seem to be corrupt.  /stand/sysinstall willtry to run and crash the
machine.
my scsi card says sendung SDTR! whatever that means.  My question
is,  Is there a way to fix the root disk, the boot disk or do I have to
reinstall
and start all over.  Thanks alot!


greg@z-axis.com


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