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How to run reset the Image database on Linux? : Informative : Perform


resetImageDB_Linux.
Question

How to run reset the Image database on Linux?

Answer

Perform ResetImageDB_Linux.
It is the service persons’ responsibility to use the appropriate system documentation to effect
repairs and prove the service action had the desired or intended effect, with no adverse effects.
Attention:After resetImageDB is ran the Perfusion option will no longer work. The Perfusion option
will have to be removed then reloaded to get it working again.

Refer to PSDB Document Install Software Options - Remove and Re-Install 201027.
Reference the appropriate service manual to your product, which can be found listed in the “Product
Details” Doc for your product as a related document called Productdocumentlinks as an attachment called
"ProductDocumentLinks."

How do you know if a site has the Perfusion option?


Open a telnet window or Shell and type:swokinstall -p
Examine the list of options. The Perfusion option is known by various names such as; CTPerfusion3Neuro
or CTPerfusion4Neuro. There are other names too.
Why is this happening?
The Perfusion option is part of the Image Database. Running a reset of the database destroys the option
database.

This is a DESTRUCTIVE database reset. All exams and images on the system hard drive will be deleted
when this is run. Be absolutely certain the patient data has been archived and if necessary filmed and
networked.
For 07MW and above software refer to the Host Computer Lower Level FRU Replacement or Linux
Software Procedures section of the product service manual for your product, which can be found on the
Distributed Technical CDROM/DVD, or online.
The Class A document for Brightspeed Select is5181178-800. This procedure is in all service
manuals.

On 06MW, you will notice that the df commandwill no longer show the image_pool directories. This is a
byproduct of running this command. This will not effect system operation. See below on how to avoid this
on 06MW.

! ! READ THIS FIRST ! !


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If you are on a console running IRIX software


-STOP- This resolution is NOT for you.
Search for > Run “install2Disk” on a console running IRIXProcedure to reset the Image database.
System must be restarted and stopped at the 5 sec prompt for applications before script can be executed.

1. Do a restart via command line rm -f /usr/g/config/.autostart; rebootsys (class c sn09091512a)

2. Or have the end user reboot the system and stop the applications from coming up, the technician will
have 5 seconds to stop the applications from coming up.
3. Open a Unix Shell and login as rootcto1% su - root and enter password.

4. ct01# cd /usr/g/scripts

5. ct01# resetImageDB_Linux*See Note Below for 05MW14.5 software*


Note: For 06MW software you may have to type: ./resetImageDB_Linux

*** This is a DESTRUCTIVE database reset. All exams and images on the system hard drive
will be deleted when this run ***
6. Enter YES when prompted.This must be in caps otherwise the command will fail.

7. ct01# exit

8. ct01% st
Restart applications and verify no images exist in the database.

Note:Command for 05MW14.5


ct01# ./resetImageDB_Linux;lilo (Older software does not prompt for a YES to launch script)

ClassCSN0909

Modality / Product

ATOM CT - ( Advanced Technology On Mobile Gantry ) (ACT) 5.x HP60 LightSpeed 16 CT with Innova 4100 Advantix LCA Plus /
LCV Plus Vascular System

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