How to recovery setup after deleting internal storage

Hi everyone, i have i little problem, i accidently erased my entire internal storage, from whitch i usualy do a recovery out of box state. i have recovery dvd's, five of them, but my dvd drive is not so good,and it was hard to recover from dvd's. now i would like to create again recovery part on internal storage as it was from the start but i dont know how...earlyer i had one hdd with 25GB memery ..it was invisible on my computer folder, i could only see it from device manager..but its gone..i am sorry for my bad english..hope someone understand my problem and want to help me..tnx

Satellite L755D-S5204
I don't know how to transfer your discs to a flash drive, but you should be able to order recovery media that way from Toshiba. Scroll down to Get Recovery Media here.
-Jerry

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Thinking about this, it seems to me, that in order for this to work in all possible scenarios the undo information from the time the backup was >taken may be required. Therefore backup of the UNDO tablespace should be taken as well (see the explanation for this assumption below). >However browsing the internet (including the Oracle online documentation) I did not find any statements concerning the backup of the UNDO >tablespace when an online backup is taken. Moreover I couldn't figure out when exactly such a backup of the UNDO tablespace must be done, to >ensure that the database can be recovered in all scenarios.The reason that its not a must to do so is that if the transaction is yet active, there is no way that Oracle would overwrite the Undo information of it, even if you may come after 100 years, it would be there. The Undo segment would mark those blocks as active undo blockswhich contains the information of that transaction whose status within the transacton table of that undo segment is still marked as active. So its there all the time in the undo tablespace. Now, for an instance, let's assume that the undo is not there as well( it would be but let's assume), the changes made to the undo segment's blocks are also recored in the redo as its just a change happening to any other segment like EMP,DEPT except with the difference that its not done by you but by oracle. So using that information, in the future , if there would be a need to replay those changes, necessary information to do so can be brought up from the redo blocks stored in the redo/archive logs. Yes, if there would be pending transactions that would require Undo information to get them rolled back and you have lost Undo tablespace and have no backup of it , you wont be able to bring back the database as it would be inconsistent and oracle would not let you to do it. In that case, you may require to use hacks to get it up and that would be really tricky situation.
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