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Backend Reinstall
Joe Kaiser edited this page Jan 25, 2018
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We are putting this here because it is a common task especially when getting your configuration correct.
There are several reasons to reinstall a backend node.
- You're customizing and figuring out if the node's configuration is correct.
- You added software or a cart and want to refresh the OS.
- You want to nuke the whole thing and start over.
# stack set host boot a:backend action=install
# stack run host command="reboot"
Do this if:
- Your level of certainty is no longer high.
- You've changed partitioning schemas.
- You've changed controller schemas.
# stack set host boot a:backend action=install
# stack set host attr a:backend attr=nukedisks value=True
If you have controller config you also are redoing:
# stack set host attr a:backend attr=nukecontroller value=True
Check it:
# stack list host boot
HOST ACTION NUKEDISKS NUKECONTROLLER
stacki50 os False False
backend-0-0 install True True
Reboot:
# stack run host command="reboot"
Or power-cycle with your magic power-cycle scripts. (I have those, doesn't everybody have those?)
Or go push the buttons.
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