I have a Novell SBS 5.1 server that cannot mount the SYS volume and is exhibiting physical drive problems. (SCSI Cheetah 18GB on Dell PowerEdge 2400 Single Disk, NO RAID).
This morning, the client was getting license manager errors and couldn't mount SYS partition upon reboot.
I ran Dell firmware drive diagnostics, which it passed, up until running extended read tests (entire drive). Bad sectors.
Does anyone have any ideas on transferring data to a known good drive so that I can try to salvage data without having to worry about the physical drive going south?
If this was a Windows system, I'd ghost the entire drive to a good drive, including bad sectors, create an image file (for rollback), and then try to salvage data off the good drive. Any suggestions for Netware?
Of course all this happened the day after I added 2 connection licenses, so, in the back of the client's mind, it has something to do with that. "It was fine until you did that license thing..."
This morning, the client was getting license manager errors and couldn't mount SYS partition upon reboot.
I ran Dell firmware drive diagnostics, which it passed, up until running extended read tests (entire drive). Bad sectors.
Does anyone have any ideas on transferring data to a known good drive so that I can try to salvage data without having to worry about the physical drive going south?
If this was a Windows system, I'd ghost the entire drive to a good drive, including bad sectors, create an image file (for rollback), and then try to salvage data off the good drive. Any suggestions for Netware?
Of course all this happened the day after I added 2 connection licenses, so, in the back of the client's mind, it has something to do with that. "It was fine until you did that license thing..."