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mount point lost

hi ,

I was applying patches after that when i reboot i get these message. I did not do anything other thatn this. Now i am unable to start my oracle . Tell me how to solve this

These are the error messages

forceload of /drv/rdriver failed
/drv/rdmexus failed

drvconfig - driver failed to attach : rdriver

mount pt - /dev/dsk/c4t5s0s6 or /u01

unable to repair one or more fs
Run fsck manually

/dev/rsdk/c4t5d0s6 - no such file or directory



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First - what OS and version??

When you were applying the patches, were you in single user mode?

Did you run the fsck on the drive that the system warned about?
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Just reboot the system in single user mode & run fsck.
Hopefully you wont have to repair your filesystem.

Best Wishes...

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reboot to old kernel

I would reboot back to your old kernel. Get the system running again and then figure out what went wrong.

If you had a problem with a kernel update, I am not sure that rebooting and fsck will fix your problem. You can try that, but I would restore your environment first. Then you can troubleshoot what went wrong with the patch you tried to install.

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Were you able to do a df -k ? or perhape get the /etc/vfstab file and paste it out on here ?

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isn't the backup superblock designed for problems like these?

if it is, how would one extract the information from this part of the cylinder?
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./MAKEDEV ?
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