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Posted: **Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:37 pm**

there is a way to do a "partial reinstall" as you guys put it:

hda-install -n -f YOUR_INSTALL_CODE

here is the syntax to "partially reinstall" parts of the stuff ...
note that should should avoid doing this, as it's not well tested.

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[11:19:47](1)hda:~$ hda-install -h
usage: hda-install [options] YOUR_INSTALL_CODE
 options:
  -f: force
  -r: exclude ruby install
  -h: reconfigure httpd
  -v: reconfigure vpn
  -s: reconfigure samba
  -d: reconfigure db
  -w: reconfigure wiki
  -n: reconfigure network settings
  -m: reconfigure monit
  -o: disable SELinux and firewall (does not need install code)
  -D: debug output
  -V: version
[11:19:48](1)hda:~$

question: did you guys upgrade F9 after install?

maybe that is what's going on ...

Posted: **Mon Jan 12, 2009 5:47 pm**

there is a way to do a "partial reinstall" as you guys put it:

You are a life saver, buddy!!!!!! Well, I guess I got a project for my time at home. Just curious!! Are we "partially re-installing" AMAHI portion or Fedora also?

question: did you guys upgrade F9 after install? maybe that is what's going on ...

HUH? Doesn't it ask you, or make you update? I remember waiting for it to download 900 plus things, and updating... Oh well, learning something new again

Posted: **Tue Feb 10, 2009 9:32 am**

I having this exact issue.

DHCPD is not running everything is correct in the dchpd.config my router is turned off but I cant get dchpd to start. Im going to try some solutions in this thread tonight

Posted: **Tue Feb 10, 2009 11:36 pm**

there is a way to do a "partial reinstall" as you guys put it:
You are a life saver, buddy!!!!!! Well, I guess I got a project for my time at home. Just curious!! Are we "partially re-installing" AMAHI portion or Fedora also?

no, it does not. only the amahi settings.

question: did you guys upgrade F9 after install? maybe that is what's going on ...
HUH? Doesn't it ask you, or make you update? I remember waiting for it to download 900 plus things, and updating... Oh well, learning something new again

you have the option to skip them. there are people who like stability and people who like "bleeding edge."

i like long periods of stability with an eventual period of bleeding edge with quick fixes

(yes, i like to to have my cake and eat it too

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