Un-Installing ACSLS on Linux
This section describes how to un-install ACSLS 8.5 on Oracle Enterprise Linux, and optionally remove the XAPI and media changer components without installing the ACSLS software.
Removing the XAPI Service
Optionally, you can remove the ACSLS XAPI service without uninstalling ACSLS. This procedure is the same for both Solaris and Oracle Enterprise Linux platforms.
Removing SCSI Media Changer (mchanger) Drivers and Device Links
In Linux, /dev/mchanger*
is a symbolic link to the standard SCSI Generic sg driver used when controlling fibre-attached libraries such as the SL150.
These mchanger device links are automatically removed when you uninstall the ACSLS software. However, you can optionally remove them without uninstalling ACSLS.
Uninstalling the ACSLS Software on Linux
To un-install the ACSLS 8.5 software:
Uninstalling ACSLS on Linux Without the pkg_uninstall Script
Not all versions of ACSLS for Linux include the pkg_uninstall
script. To un-install the ACSLS 8.5 software without the pkg_uninstall.sh
script:
- As
root
, verify the ACSLS package that is currently installed:yum list installed ACSLS
Example of an installed ACSLS:
yum list installed ACSLS Loaded plugins: aliases, changelog, kabi, langpacks, tmprepo, ulninfo, verify, versionlock Loading support for kernel ABI Installed Packages ACSLS.x86_64 8.5.1-22 installed
- As
root
, enter the command to remove the package:# yum remove ACSLS
Note:
Ensure that noacsss
owned processes are running on the Linux server when you enter this command. - Remove PostgreSQL:
- List all postgres-related packages:
# yum list installed | grep –i postgres
- Remove all listed packages using the
yum remove <
pkg-name
>
command.For example:
# yum remove PostgreSQL.x86_64 <… output from remove operation…> # yum remove postgresql-libs.i686 <… output from remove operation…>
All packages associated with PostgreSQL are removed.
- List all postgres-related packages:
- Reboot.
ACSLS is now uninstalled.