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    The error "nlist64 error 0" indicates a missing or incorrect symlink for /unix. Checking ls -al /unix shows a 0 byte file. The solutions are to force install bos.mp64, restore the kernel from a known good backup, or copy the kernel from another identical system.

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    The error "nlist64 error 0" indicates a missing or incorrect symlink for /unix. Checking ls -al /unix shows a 0 byte file. The solutions are to force install bos.mp64, restore the kernel from a known good backup, or copy the kernel from another identical system.

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    Error Nlist64 Error 0: Answer

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    The error "nlist64 error 0" indicates a missing or incorrect symlink for /unix. Checking ls -al /unix shows a 0 byte file. The solutions are to force install bos.mp64, restore the kernel from a known good backup, or copy the kernel from another identical system.

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    Error nlist64 error 0

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    The error usually indicates the symlink for /unix is missing or incorrect..
    # ls -al /unix
    unix_64 -- 0 bytes
    The solution for this problem is:
    1. Force install bos.mp64 fileset
    2. Restore the kernel file from a known good mksysb
    3. Find a system in his environment which is at exactly the same level and copy the kernel over

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