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Can someone please tell me how to ensure a
completely clean re-install.
I'm running the latest OSCAR and RH 9.0
I ran a new install today and realized that I
picked the wrong kernel image which had already been downloaded to all the
nodes. I had not "finished the install" before someone killed the
install script and rebooted the machine, thus leaving things in heaven knows
what state. Prior to starting the install script again, I ran the script
for a re-install (sorry I forgot the actual name of the script), but I
noted in the install documentation that this script isn't an "uninstall"
script. This leads me to belive that some things are left in an unkown
state.
So, what I want to do prior to starting a new
install again, is to ensure that I do have a clean environment so the scripts
work correclty. So far, I have reloaded all the RPMS as I
noticed the install documentation said that some of the RPMs are
deleted/replaced in favor of the OSCARized versions. So, rather than take
a chance, I reloaded all the RPMS.
1. Is it possible to get things back to a
clean state?
2. If so, how can I accomplish
this?
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