A Problem With Recovery

Hi
I Use Oracle8i Under Windows NT,
I login to the Oracle Management Server and create a full backup in NoArchiveLog mode.
When I want to recover last backup, DBA Studio throw an error with message:
"The database must be MOUNTED to to perform a recovery"!
but when I set DB to Mounted State, I can't login to Oracle Management Server.
Please Help me.

You are best to order a set of Recovery discs from HP, doi a full recovery using those.
You can order recovery media here
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00810334&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en
Or call HP on the phone to order a set.
USA
http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/contact_us.html
Everywhere else
http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/wwcontact_us.html

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Hi. I just got a new X1 Carbon a few days ago. When trying to install Ubuntu, I messed up the bootmgr. At that point I still had the option F11 for recovery on startup, but choosing it did not give any results and after a restart, the option was gone. When researching the problem, I found this thread:
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkVantage-Technologies/Need-help-with-recovery-partition-create-recov...
Since my recovery partition Q was untouched, the steps described in the thread allowed me to restore partitions S and C. So far so good, but now the problems start.
First, the letters of the partitions get messed up after every reboot. I assign Windows7_OS the letter C, SYSTEM_DRV gets S, and Lenovo_Recovery gets Q. Diskpart then lists the drives with correct letters. But after a reboot, they're back to D,C,E, respectively.
Then, when I boot the Windows recovery disk from a usb stick, it correctly recognizes that Windows is installed on drive D. It suggests that there are startup problems, which I tell it to fix. After the next reboot, it does not warn me about startup problems. When I then go to command prompt and enter
bootrec.exe /fixmbr
bootrec.exe /fixboot
then the Windows recovery disk commits suicide. It seems to attempt to fix its own bootmgr. At the moment, both usb stick and hard disk run with grub (Windows recovery on a multiboot installed by YUMI). After I run the commands above, the hard disk still runs with grub, but the usb stick now has bootmgr and fails to boot. I have tried this several times, each time recreating the Windows recovery disk with YUMI, and every time the same result.
F11 option is of course still gone. At this point I'm out of my wits. Any suggestions are welcome.
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In the end I formatted and made a clean install. F11 Option is gone. Recovery partition is still untouched, but I don't think it will be used again. Followed this advice to install a fresh Windows 7 using a usb stick:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/219487-clean-reinstall-factory-oem-windows-7-a.html#post1839164
Since I did not have access to Windows with administrator rights, I had to use Ubuntu to create the bootable Windows stick:
http://cloud101.eu/blog/2012/03/24/create-a-windows-7-live-disk-from-ubuntu-linux/
The WiFi driver was not included in Windows, so I had to download that in another system, and install manually. From there I could then go online in Windows to download the remaining drivers from Lenovo (after the clean install there's a long list of unrecognized devices).
Since the laptop comes with 4 primary partitions preinstalled I had to merge the SYSTEM_DRV and the Windows7_OS partition in order to create an additional partition for Ubuntu. Then I installed Ubuntu and took control of the startup behavior using EasyBCD.

Please Help... Problems with recovery wizard

Hello,
I got a Toshiba A205-S5804, as long as it was used I'd erase all from the hard disk with the recovery disk. The problem know is when I try to run the recovery disk it gives me a message:
ERROR 08-064B-000
PARTITION CREATION FAILED
And then the computer shut down.
Please help me

A "Partition creation error" sounds like a hard drive problem. See if you can partition and format the hard drive with a different program or operating system. If you can't, it is a hard drive issue. If you can partition the hard drive with some other software, then it maybe a problem with the Recovery CDs. You can order new Recovery CDs at Toshiba's InTouch Center at 800-457-7777.

Problems with recovery manager

Hi i am new to this forum and didn't have abit of idea whats going on with my HP mini 110- 1135TU using windows 7 starter.
I performed 2-3 times of the recovery from the recovery partition and everytime it fails me just auto-restarted during the process.
then upon the 3rd tries, from then on i was not able to enter again to the recovery manager interface.
it still boot normally, but whenever i key in my password and a few seconds later, it will say windows could not complete the installation. To install windows on this computer, restart the installation.
I have no way to access windows
Didn't know whats going on, really appreciates if someone could help me with this.

Hi,
If you have created your USB Recovery, use this to perform the reinstallation.
If you don't have this, you can order a replacement Recovery USB Kit using the link below and use this to reinstall Windows.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00810334&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en
If you have any problem with this link, order them directly from HP - make sure to specify that you require the USB Recovery Kit.
If you live in the US, contact HP Here.
If you are in another part of the world, start Here.
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Having problem with Recovery Disk assistant. Help

Hi apple community.
I am having trouble with Recovery Disk Assistant.
I want to re-install my mountain lion to restore all settings to default without deleting my personal data (e.g. Movies, documents, pictures, downloads, dowloaded programs like Photoshop cs6 and other downloaded apps)
I want to make a bootable usb for mountain lion.
so i am using the Recovery Disk Assistant.
And when i open the Recovery disk assistant, i was expecting that the OS that will go onto the usb was Mountain lion. But i get OS X Lion instead.
Of course i dont want to downgrade my mountain lion to its previos version of OS X which is Lion.
How should i do this? Thanks.

RDA simply copies your Recovery partition to the flash drive. If you're sure you have a Lion Recovery system, but you're running ML, then you need to download the ML installer from the App Store and run it.

Problem with Recovery Partition(After i got a Virus)

Hi all,
I am using HP Envy 15 notebook with windows 7 home premium x64-bit installed.I didnt create the recovery disks since i got this notebook and what happened is that i got a virus from the internet but i almost repaired all system faults caused by it but the main problem for me is that it change all main drive folders name into Virus1232 for example (d:\recovery changed into d:\virus1234) and i spent hours over the internet to get the right folder and file names and i got them all but only one file not sure of.My problem is when i enter the Recovery Manager it doesn't detect any my recovery partition(but the virus isnt responsible for any file deletion it just caused some system changes) and just to speak i also corrected the folder and file names in c: drive since they are needed too.
These are the filenames i got in D: drive : bootmgr - BT_HP.flg - CSP.DAT - DeployRp.log - HPSF_Rep.txt - language.ini ; and the filename let is the one im not sure of: "HP_WSD.dat" (it is a zero-byte file).
The recoverymgrdump.txt works right untit "CSBRMgr::GetRPTOOLPartIndex leaving!"
then it tells me :
"Win32 System Info Code = 3, Info Message = The system cannot find the path specified."
and it also say :
"CSBRMgr::HpcdFlgIsExistInUP <UP>:\WINDOWS\hpdrcu.prc does not exist."
I dont know if that is normal but also the deployrp.log gives me this error:
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ofcourse there are more errors in both files but i guess those are the most important.
So my question is: could the file attributes in d: drive be responsible for this error(i changed all attrbutes to be system hidden and read only)
OR
If anyone have a solution please tell me what to do.
Thanks.
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You are best to order a set of Recovery discs from HP, doi a full recovery using those.
You can order recovery media here
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00810334&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en
Or call HP on the phone to order a set.
USA
http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/contact_us.html
Everywhere else
http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/wwcontact_us.html

USB Drives - Problem with Recovery Manager

I bought a Kingston DataTraveler 112 16GB thumb drive so I could copy the recovery image as a backup. It recognized the thumb drive and showed that the recovery image was a little over 11GB. But when it started to format the USB, it returned to the previous screen and no longer showed the drive there. At the bottom of the screen it said to contact HP Support but it didn't give me an error message. Now when I try the recovery manager it won't recognize the USB at all.
Prior to that I had purchased another 16GB USB--don't remember which brand. I have 5 other USB drives, but they're all smaller, except a 32GB Kingston DT101 G2 which does not work on this computer, although it worked on my previous computer (Pavilion w/Vista Home Premium) with no problem. All these USBs, including the new Kingston are for USB 2.0.
OS is Windows 8.1 64 bit on HP Pavilion 500-A60 desktop. I've tried the problem USB drives in all 4 ports (2.0 and 3.0). Also in the one I plug into a port to give me 3 USB ports, also used on my prior computer.
Is it possible that this computer doesn't recognize Kingston or certain other brands of USB thumb drives?
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The trick to this is to use a USB 2.0 port and to use a non-Windows 8 certified thumbdrive. If the USB flash drive shows as a "removable device" then there should be no issue in using the media to create recovery media
I have had great success with a Transcend USB 3.0 16-GB flash disk.
I own a couple of DataTraveler flash disks and had the same lack of success creating recovery media that you did. I have also had zero success with Sandisk Extreme usb 3.0 flash disks
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Problem with recovery area

Hi everybody
I have a problem in a RAC environment
This is my environment:
Oracle RAC 10.2.0.4 with 3 nodes
RHEL 5.5
The node 3 stopped working and the alert log shows me the following:
Fri Mar 4 16:24:38 2011
ORA-19816: WARNING: Files may exist in db_recovery_file_dest that are not known to database.
ORA-27041: unable to open file
Linux Error: 13: Permission denied
Additional information: 2
Fri Mar 4 16:24:38 2011
WARNING: A file of type ARCHIVED LOG may exist in
db_recovery_file_dest that is not known to the database.
Use the RMAN command CATALOG RECOVERY AREA to re-catalog
any such files. This is most likely the result of a crash
during file creation.
I ran CATALOG RECOVERY AREA command in RMAN and the result indicates that some headers of archivelogs are corrupted.
The DB service was hung and I stoped the instance in node 3.
Now my DB is operative but i have fear that if start the instance in node 3 the service will be hung.
Any idea?
Thanks so much
pd: sorry for my english

SQL> show parameter db_recovery_file_dest
NAME                         TYPE      VALUE
db_recovery_file_dest               string      /u01/app/oracle/flash_recovery
                               _area
db_recovery_file_dest_size          big integer 4000M

Installing a SSD Samsung 830 Drive on my 520 - Problem with Recovery partition

Hello,
I am installing a 128GB Samsung 830 SSD on the W520, and i've put the original 50GB HDD on a HDD bay replacing the DVD/CD. bay.
I did a system recovery on the HDD, to put it on its original states. Then I used Acronis True Image HD to clone the HDD to the SSD. I have the main partition on the SSD along with the Lenovo_recovery partition. I then install the SSD on the HD slot, and start the PC. No problem till there. It starts, and the machine works fine.
I then do a system recovery from the HDD, and the recovery process goes to the end, but when the system restarts, I have a crash and it asks me to introduce the windows recovery disk. But I cannot starts anything anymore.
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Really? Then how did you get the Samsung SSD in there to begin with. Look, you got two choices here: 1. Return the SSD for a refund, or 2. Find a Windoes PC & update the firmware.
Why you'd purchase an SSD, to use in a Mac, whose firmware can only be updated using a Windows computer, makes no sense to me.

Accidentally Erased Mailbox, Problem With Recovery, Am DESPERATE FOR HELP!!

I won't bore everyone with the specifics, but I accidentally deleted a mailbox containing tons of emails. I only realized this about an hour later... didn't do too much between the act and the realization. I immediately shut down the Mac, got another Mac, my roommate's iBook downloaded Data Rescue onto it, hooked up the first one, which is an eMac btw, to the iBook, restarted it in Firewire target disk mode, and ran the program. It isolated a bunch of files, presumably from Apple Mail since they were all mbox format, which I then saved. I was pretty happy since I figured I was okay after-all. Well...
I restarted the eMac, with all the mbox files contained. I know that in Tiger, all email is saved in another format, .emlx, so I was confused, but didn't really question it. I simply hoped that I would be able to convert them in Apple Mail.
Well, that hasn't happened... each time I would try, the program would abruptly quit. One possible reason is that there's maybe too much to import; in the end, all the saved mbox files come in at 6.76 gigs... which to be honest, seems way too high. I then tried to import each file on at a time, but again, the program would simply quit.
After looking around on the web, I came across the suggestion that I rename the file. Instead of being Mail-00170, it was suggested I get rig of the "-", so I did. This time the file was accepted, but the end result was an email that had no information that also wouldn't fully load.
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Mail 2.x doesn’t store mail in standard mbox format. The only way you might have found Mail messages in a “recovered” mbox file is if it was a Mail 1.x file that Mail 2.x left there after the conversion to the new *.emlx format when you upgraded from Mac OS X 10.3 or earlier to Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger).
If you don’t have a backup, the only data recovery utility that I know for sure can currently recover deleted *.emlx files is FileSalvage. Beware, however, that having tried to fix the problem by other means may have caused some of the deleted messages to already have been overwritten.

Replaced failed HDD Sat. L455-5000 with new Western Digital 320 SATA drive-problems with recovery

Original HDD died. Replaced it with new WD 320 SATA from Best Buy-nice drive-good reviews. Used Recovery Center DVD's I had burned earlier. Three with Toshiba Recovery 2 with Windows Recovery Envrinoment and DRivers/Apps.
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Time for some good news.
I received and installed an OEM WD 250 (Toshiba) replacement drive. After loading the recovery disks this morning-it worked perfectly-just like "out of the box."
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So I learned some great lessons. 1)-stick with OEM replacement hardware-computers are "locked in time" to a definite hardware configuration that works well at that time in history. 2) If I had not used my own "decision" tree to problem solve-I'd still have a dead computer. 3) I was correct to order an external drive enclosure to test the bad drive after I was unable to do so with the laptop. 4)I made the right choices to contact the Western Digital Drive support to find out the new drive really might also be the problem. 5) It was also great to be able to get such amazing help on this forum too-what a great resource for Toshiba owners. 6)Finally-I was able to "chat" with the Toshiba Rep. online to confirm the OEM part number of the WD drive they had used-and ordered -cheaper- from Amazon.com.
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2 offline datafiles - problems with recovery?

Hi, in a database there are 2 datafiles that were brought offline. They cannot be online again becouse I have no archive logs, but they are empty and not used at all. Backups are made regularly without any warnings. I wonder if there could be any problem during any future database restore or database recovery?
Grid control show that 2 files need media recovery and severity is : X
Edited by: 852326 on 2011-06-07 06:31

Hi, in a database there are 2 datafiles that were brought offline. They cannot be online again becouse I have no archive logs, but they are empty and not used at all. Backups are made regularly without any warnings. I wonder if there could be any problem during any future database restore or database recovery?
Grid control show that 2 files need media recovery and severity is : XYou can drop the datafiles with offline option, however you are sure that there is no data in that, Later perform once again FULL backup
alter database datafile <file#> offline drop;

Envy Ultrabook 6 Problem with recovery after hard drive failure (out of warranty)

Hi
Please can someone tell me if it is true that to use HP factory recovery discs, the computer hardware has to be the exact same as when bought.
After wasted hours of trying to get recovery discs to work, I end up with the same 'Recovery failed@ screen and some unhelpful lines of code.
From reading various posts it appears that I have to have an HP replacment HDD of the same type as came with the computer. If this is the case, then the links on the support pages should say this before I shell out £39 for a set of discs.
To me a hard drive is a hard drive. I replaced a fried hard drive (1 month outside of warranty end) with a good brand replacement, but larger size. The discs will not load.
However I was able to load W7 form an iso file and get that to work. I need the recovery because I do not know how to set up the raid that allows quick boot on this laptop, and I don't have the time or any furhter inclination to get it to work.
Partly a rant, sorry, but am I right and is there any solution?
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Hi !
From what I have read here, YES you can recover with a different(non-HP) harddrive. It just has to be the SAME size or bigger.
I would make sure that the laptop BIOS sees the new drive and set boot options to DVD in BIOS.
I don't have access to detailed instructions, but you can foun them here in this forum.
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Urgent problem with Recovery Manager's File backup operation: No storage device detected

I have a Pavilion g7-1070us laptop that failed to start and simply displays a blue-screen with a blinking cursor (no error message).
I could NOT get into safe-mode by hitting F8, but was able to activate the “HP recovery manager” by hitting F11.
I was trying to back-up my files before triggering the system restore. It asked me what types of files to back-up, then scanned the computer for these files and was finalizing the files for back-up; then suddenly an error message showed up saying something like "No storage device detected. Make sure the removable disc drive is connected to computer". But I have both a blank DVD sitting in the optical drive and a USB drive attached!!!!!!
I was expecting the system to ask me where to save these backed-up files but no such question was asked and this nonsense error message appeared out of nowhere. Apparently the recovery manager couldn't see my DVD or USB drive?
Can someone throw me a life-saver here? If I cannot recover my files, I cannot proceed with the system restore and I am forever stuck here!!!!!!
Please help!!!! Much appreciated!!
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The blinking cursor means the system is attempting to load Windows, but is unable to read the boot files. There are a number of causes including hardware issues. Run the tests as before to ensure the hardware is functional. I would have to run through the software repair steps only to find it is a hardware issue. Hard drives is perhaps the most common component to have issues regardless of the manufacturer.
I suspect the hard drive will pass the test and will go ahead and link to DavidPK's posts in this thread as they have the best chance to resolve the issue without losing and restoring everything. I do recommend this step at this point since two recoveries did not resolve the issue. DavidPK's solution comes in two parts, so be sure to follow both starting with the first post and moving to the second post should the first one not do the trick.
Let me know how this goes.
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Problem with recovery mode detection

Anyone help?
Am using my 80g ipod classic on both home and work laptop (both running vista). Every time I plug into my home PC, no problem. Yet, every time I connect to my work machine I get the following message;
'Itunes has detected and Ipod in recovery mode. You will need to reset before continuing'
Or words to that affect. I have uninstalled and reinstalled itunes and this does solve the problem, but frankly it's a pain in the neck having to do that every time I'm in the office.
Suggestions?

Maybe a change of drive letter on your work PC will do the trick.
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