Is it possible to set up microkernel to remove the MBR on the local hard drive before a system reboot?
Basically, I have this situation:
. Machine A is running Debian and I need to switch its OS to Redhat.
. All the tags and policies are updated so Machine A knows it has to install Redhat.
. After I run razor reinstall-node, I force machine A to do a network boot. ipxe get called
and microkernel gets installed. All the necessary setting in razor are now updated for that node.
. At the end of microkernel run, machine A reboots itself. At this time, machine A will still
boot back to Debian, unless we force another network boot.
Is there a way to remove the MBR on machine A so it will boot from the network in the next boot
instead of the local hard drive? Or is there some other way to setup a new OS for the same node?
Thanks!
Chung