> I've rebooted in single user mode and used fsck, the answer is:
> 	BAD SUPER BLOCK : MAGIC NUMBER WRONG
> 	fsck: /dev/rsd1g : Floating point exception
>
> How can I fix this?

> You should expect some files or directories to be lost or damaged.
> Anyway, try "fsck -b 32".

I've used the comand:
	# fsck_ffs -b 32 /dev/sd1g

the printout:
	Alternate super block location 32
	**/dev/rsd1g
	BAD SUPER BLOCK : MAGIC NUMBER WRONG

Fabrizio