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d'arco
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hard disk failure

dear all,

I have an old HP workstation under Unix 9.07 !!

At boot I had the following message :
"/dev/rroot : cannot read : BLK 680232
/dev/rroot : Unexpected inconsistency; run fsck manually"

When I run manually fsck I have in continous the message : "cannot read block 680232"

I can boot as single user.

Can I repair the hard disk or must I install a new one ?

thanks for your answer
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Steven E. Protter
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Re: hard disk failure

Shalom,

I believe the disk is dead and needs to be replaced. Its probably not your boot disk, or single user boot would fail as well.

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melvyn burnard
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Re: hard disk failure

well I would say your disk requires replacing, BUT if the system is THAT old, you may have a major problem getting a disk size that is supported by that OS.

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lafargeadmin
Advisor

Re: hard disk failure

Hi d'arco

Please find the attachment to verify good or bad disk.