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From: daywalker13 on 4 Aug 2006 12:40
Hi folks.

I've got a 2.9 box that experienced a pretty hard crash overnight, and
we're trying to get the box back up. At the moment, /var is hosed, and
fsck is unhappy, eventually exiting with a "BAD STATE 0x52 TO BLKERR"
message. I've done some digging, and every reference to this error
simply tells me to "contact a guru". :)

So, any guru's out there who can provide a little guidance? Here's the
full fsck output:

fsck -F ufs -o b=12539408 -y /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s5
Alternate super block location: 12539408.
** /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s5
** Last Mounted on
** Phase 1 - Check Blocks and Sizes
FRAGMENT 67368 DUP I=1921 LFN 136
FRAGMENT 67369 DUP I=1921 LFN 137
FRAGMENT 67370 DUP I=1921 LFN 138
FRAGMENT 67371 DUP I=1921 LFN 139
FRAGMENT 67372 DUP I=1921 LFN 140
FRAGMENT 67373 DUP I=1921 LFN 141
FRAGMENT 67374 DUP I=1921 LFN 142
FRAGMENT 67375 DUP I=1921 LFN 143
FRAGMENT 916320 DUP I=1948 LFN 88
FRAGMENT 916321 DUP I=1948 LFN 89
FRAGMENT 916322 DUP I=1948 LFN 90
FRAGMENT 916323 DUP I=1948 LFN 91
FRAGMENT 916324 DUP I=1948 LFN 92
FRAGMENT 916325 DUP I=1948 LFN 93
FRAGMENT 916326 DUP I=1948 LFN 94
FRAGMENT 916327 DUP I=1948 LFN 95
FRAGMENT 916328 DUP I=1948 LFN 96
FRAGMENT 916329 DUP I=1948 LFN 97
EXCESSIVE DUPLICATE FRAGMENTS I=1948
CONTINUE? yes

FRAGMENT 916400 DUP I=2461 LFN 88
FRAGMENT 916401 DUP I=2461 LFN 89
FRAGMENT 916402 DUP I=2461 LFN 90
FRAGMENT 916403 DUP I=2461 LFN 91
FRAGMENT 916404 DUP I=2461 LFN 92
FRAGMENT 916405 DUP I=2461 LFN 93
FRAGMENT 916406 DUP I=2461 LFN 94
FRAGMENT 916407 DUP I=2461 LFN 95
FRAGMENT 19960508 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 104
FRAGMENT 236 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 120
FRAGMENT 221059 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 128
FRAGMENT 33619953 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 136
FRAGMENT 19960744 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 152
FRAGMENT 468 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 168
FRAGMENT 221074 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 176
FRAGMENT 33619953 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 184
FRAGMENT 19961212 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 200
FRAGMENT 460 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 216
EXCESSIVE BAD FRAGMENTS I=2461
CONTINUE? yes

FRAGMENT 221059 DUP I=7393 LFN 10003
FRAGMENT 221060 DUP I=7393 LFN 10004
FRAGMENT 221061 DUP I=7393 LFN 10005
FRAGMENT 221062 DUP I=7393 LFN 10006
FRAGMENT 221063 DUP I=7393 LFN 10007
FRAGMENT 221064 DUP I=7393 LFN 10008
FRAGMENT 221065 DUP I=7393 LFN 10009
FRAGMENT 221066 DUP I=7393 LFN 10010
FRAGMENT 221074 DUP I=7393 LFN 10018
FRAGMENT 221075 DUP I=7393 LFN 10019
EXCESSIVE DUPLICATE FRAGMENTS I=7393
CONTINUE? yes

** Phase 1b - Rescan For More DUPS
FRAGMENT 67368 DUP I=1881 LFN 168
FRAGMENT 67369 DUP I=1881 LFN 169
FRAGMENT 67370 DUP I=1881 LFN 170
FRAGMENT 67371 DUP I=1881 LFN 171
FRAGMENT 67372 DUP I=1881 LFN 172
FRAGMENT 67373 DUP I=1881 LFN 173
FRAGMENT 67374 DUP I=1881 LFN 174
FRAGMENT 67375 DUP I=1881 LFN 175
FRAGMENT 916320 DUP I=1898 LFN 88

UPDATE STANDARD SUPERBLOCK? yes

BAD STATE 0x52 TO BLKERR

From: greek_philosophizer@hotmail.com on 4 Aug 2006 14:26

daywalker13(a)gmail.com wrote:
> Hi folks.
>
> I've got a 2.9 box that experienced a pretty hard crash overnight, and
> we're trying to get the box back up. At the moment, /var is hosed, and
> fsck is unhappy, eventually exiting with a "BAD STATE 0x52 TO BLKERR"
> message. I've done some digging, and every reference to this error
> simply tells me to "contact a guru". :)
>
> So, any guru's out there who can provide a little guidance? Here's the
> full fsck output:
>
> fsck -F ufs -o b=12539408 -y /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s5
> Alternate super block location: 12539408.
> ** /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s5
> ** Last Mounted on
> ** Phase 1 - Check Blocks and Sizes
> FRAGMENT 67368 DUP I=1921 LFN 136
> FRAGMENT 67369 DUP I=1921 LFN 137
> FRAGMENT 67370 DUP I=1921 LFN 138
> FRAGMENT 67371 DUP I=1921 LFN 139
> FRAGMENT 67372 DUP I=1921 LFN 140
> FRAGMENT 67373 DUP I=1921 LFN 141
> FRAGMENT 67374 DUP I=1921 LFN 142
> FRAGMENT 67375 DUP I=1921 LFN 143
> FRAGMENT 916320 DUP I=1948 LFN 88
> FRAGMENT 916321 DUP I=1948 LFN 89
> FRAGMENT 916322 DUP I=1948 LFN 90
> FRAGMENT 916323 DUP I=1948 LFN 91
> FRAGMENT 916324 DUP I=1948 LFN 92
> FRAGMENT 916325 DUP I=1948 LFN 93
> FRAGMENT 916326 DUP I=1948 LFN 94
> FRAGMENT 916327 DUP I=1948 LFN 95
> FRAGMENT 916328 DUP I=1948 LFN 96
> FRAGMENT 916329 DUP I=1948 LFN 97
> EXCESSIVE DUPLICATE FRAGMENTS I=1948
> CONTINUE? yes
>
> FRAGMENT 916400 DUP I=2461 LFN 88
> FRAGMENT 916401 DUP I=2461 LFN 89
> FRAGMENT 916402 DUP I=2461 LFN 90
> FRAGMENT 916403 DUP I=2461 LFN 91
> FRAGMENT 916404 DUP I=2461 LFN 92
> FRAGMENT 916405 DUP I=2461 LFN 93
> FRAGMENT 916406 DUP I=2461 LFN 94
> FRAGMENT 916407 DUP I=2461 LFN 95
> FRAGMENT 19960508 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 104
> FRAGMENT 236 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 120
> FRAGMENT 221059 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 128
> FRAGMENT 33619953 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 136
> FRAGMENT 19960744 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 152
> FRAGMENT 468 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 168
> FRAGMENT 221074 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 176
> FRAGMENT 33619953 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 184
> FRAGMENT 19961212 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 200
> FRAGMENT 460 OUT OF RANGE I=2461 LFN 216
> EXCESSIVE BAD FRAGMENTS I=2461
> CONTINUE? yes
>
> FRAGMENT 221059 DUP I=7393 LFN 10003
> FRAGMENT 221060 DUP I=7393 LFN 10004
> FRAGMENT 221061 DUP I=7393 LFN 10005
> FRAGMENT 221062 DUP I=7393 LFN 10006
> FRAGMENT 221063 DUP I=7393 LFN 10007
> FRAGMENT 221064 DUP I=7393 LFN 10008
> FRAGMENT 221065 DUP I=7393 LFN 10009
> FRAGMENT 221066 DUP I=7393 LFN 10010
> FRAGMENT 221074 DUP I=7393 LFN 10018
> FRAGMENT 221075 DUP I=7393 LFN 10019
> EXCESSIVE DUPLICATE FRAGMENTS I=7393
> CONTINUE? yes
>
> ** Phase 1b - Rescan For More DUPS
> FRAGMENT 67368 DUP I=1881 LFN 168
> FRAGMENT 67369 DUP I=1881 LFN 169
> FRAGMENT 67370 DUP I=1881 LFN 170
> FRAGMENT 67371 DUP I=1881 LFN 171
> FRAGMENT 67372 DUP I=1881 LFN 172
> FRAGMENT 67373 DUP I=1881 LFN 173
> FRAGMENT 67374 DUP I=1881 LFN 174
> FRAGMENT 67375 DUP I=1881 LFN 175
> FRAGMENT 916320 DUP I=1898 LFN 88
>
> UPDATE STANDARD SUPERBLOCK? yes
>
> BAD STATE 0x52 TO BLKERR

Are you certain the disk drive is undamaged?

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