I've been doing lots of unsuccessful 3.5 hosted-engine installs in my lab, where it's easy for me to re-install the OS if I need to start over. Now I need to try an install in a remote datacenter where I won't be able to re-install the OS. So I was wondering if there is a way to 'reset' a failed install so that another install can be attempted...
My thoughts so far are: - stop vdsm, supervdsm, and libvirt - use etckeeper to reset everything under /etc - delete old log files - delete hosted_engine storage domain on storage (if install got that far) - restart vdsm, supervdsm, and libvirt What am I missing? Maybe some remnants in /var (hmm, probably the vdsm persistent config)? Anything else? Robert -- Senior Software Engineer @ Parsons
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