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From: Livhu Tshisikule <mail63133@telkomsa.net>
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Subject: How can I recover /usr
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Hi,

1. How can I recover /usr, when I boot the system it goes to single user and 
ask me to run fsck manually but the /usr has a bad block. The machine is a 
server for diskless machines. 

Regards
Livhu