[cisco-voip] Stop 0x0000007B INACCESABLE_BOOT_DEVICE after installing OS 4.5a SR2

[Linsemier, Matthew]

All,

 

This evening while installing the latest OS service pack from Cisco (OS
4.5a SR2) and restarting the CCM server (publisher) I am now greeted
with a BSOD displaying Stop 0x0000007B INACCESABLE_BOOT_DEVICE.  This is
an IBM 7815-I1 server with a single SATA drive.  I didn't do anything
different then I normally do when I patch servers and have never had a
problem before this one.  I have tried booting using the last known good
configuration, safe mode with network, safe mode, and command prompt.  I
booted with a Windows 2000 Server CD and ran the recovery console and
proceeded to run a CHKDSK /P.  The first time through it got to 50%
before stopping and stating that "one or more unrecoverable errors have
been discovered".  The second time I ran CHKDSK it only got to 25%
before displaying the same message.  Is it conceivable that I lost the
drive on a reboot and patching the box was just a coincidence?

 

I have a recent BARS backup (8/22/07) so I am pretty confident that I
can restore the server (even though I have never actually done this
before).  Is it difficult to do so?  I am running CCM 4.1(3) with IPCC
3.5(1) co-resident.  Any links or experiences (or ideas to get back at
my data) would be appreciated.

 

Matt 


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