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Analogue of Format Command in AIX for IBM
I need to install AIX 5.3 on an RS/6000 Server. When i boot from an AIX 5.3 CD i get an option to upgrade to 5.3 from 5.2(existing OS). Is there a way by which i can force AIX to perform a new install with creating new partitions.
I am looking for the analogue of 'Format' command in AIX that would clean off the existing contents on the server then perform a fresh install from scratch. Thanks, Ashish |
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there's always the dd command if you're stuck
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dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hdx |
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Usually there is an option - Method Of Installation:
1. New and Complete 2. Migration 3. Preservation When you choose 1 you get a fresh copy of AIX, no need of dd. |
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