First, put the cluster back the way it was originally.

The following steps MUST be done from the node controlling the SQL server
resources.

Using the Cluster admin tool or the cluster command line tool, take the SQL
server service offline. Leave the network and disk resources online.

From the command prompt, start the SQL Server:
sqlservr.exe -s<instancename> -c -d<masterDBpath> -l<MasterLogPath> -m

This will bring SQL server up in single-user mode. You can then use osql or
QA to restore master. I would not try and use Enterprise Mangler for this
purpose

When you are finished, you can stop the server and restart it using the
cluster admin or command-line tool.

Geoff N. Hiten
Microsoft SQL Server MVP
Senior Database Administrator

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