Steps if Oracle Database Crashed

Hi All,
Can someone write me sequence of steps if Oracle database get crashed. Just steps and not the detail.
Thanks
Praveen

First try 'recover database' command in sys login
If it fails,
1. See for the alert.log for exact error if any
2. if a control file is corrupted, create new control file
If there is hard-drive problem, bad sector etc then no chance ! Have to format or change hard drive and re-install oracle.

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