oops I posted this in the wrong thread;
You have a few options , but the best is to execute a disk reformat & go from that point. Just remember if you have a deleted image(s) you will suffer upon a reboot or failure of the primary partition. e.g execute erase-disk < disk-name type > Just make sure you review all diskimages from the cmd line b4 you do anything. diag hardware deviceinfo disk diag sys flash list And then re-upload the image you want to one partition. You have no real means for deletion of the inactivce partition? And why would you want to? ( I take no responsibility for this ) You 2nd option is to mkdir a mount point using fnsysctl and mount the 2ndboot partion and delete the image e.g fnsysctl mkdir /IDIDNTTELLYOUTHIS :) fnsysctl mount -t ext2 /dev/sdb<1|2|3> /IDIDNTTELLYOUTHIS fnsysctl rm -fr /IDIDNTTELLYOUTHIS/* fnsysctl unmount /IDIDNTTELLYOUTHIS YMMV
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Thank you for the reply, i will first try this on laboratory conditions first. The problem is that recently all my Fortigates, more than 100, where updated to version 5. But on version 5 there is no traffic shape, essential to my operations. When we downgraded back to version 4 the old, unusable firmware was kept as inactive and a few time, after a reboot do to energy failure, mostly, the Fortigate would reverted back to version 5.
What do you mean revert back? Unless that image is "marked" for bootup it should never be active or activated.
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