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By the way, login to RHN and remove the system before you re-install the system.
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By the way, login to RHN and remove the system before you re-install the system.

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I've made a boo-boo with the partitioning on a RedHat ES 3 box I just registered to the Red-Hat network, so I guess I'll have to reinstall the system.<br />
I'm just worried that if I do this then I'll have difficulties re-registering the system to the redhat network.<br />
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I have all the registration paperwork here, and have documented the key, username, and password for access. Will I have any problems re-registering the machine?
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I've made a boo-boo with the partitioning on a RedHat ES 3 box I just registered to the Red-Hat network, so I guess I'll have to reinstall the system.
I'm just worried that if I do this then I'll have difficulties re-registering the system to the redhat network.

I have all the registration paperwork here, and have documented the key, username, and password for access. Will I have any problems re-registering the machine?

Re-registering a system to the Red Hat network

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