Oracle support table w/HACMP on RS/6000

There use to a be a table that we could reference for versions of Oracle supported with versions of HACMP. What happened to it?
It used to be: http://www.oracle.com/ibm/rs6000/html/rs6matrix.html#rdbms
Any ideas?

Hi,
The status is "RECOVER" we have actually tried to recover but unfortunately the archive logs that were needed were on disks and were lost during one of the server hardware failures. Actually that is the reason why metalink support recommended this route for getting everything in order since we don't have any application data in SYSAUX yet.
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