Delete internal code changes to allow retrieving the changes over again if errors occurred during previous attempts to retrieve, install, or activate the changes.
Delete retrieved internal code changes if an error occurred while retrieving them. Remove then delete installed internal code changes if an error occurred while installing or activating them.
Deleting internal code changes erases retrieved internal code changes and removed internal code changes from the Hardware Management Console.
Important: | Instructions for deleting internal code changes will vary with the set of changes you want to delete. Each example below provides instructions for a particular situation. Your situation may be different; refer to the instructions for general guidance. Then, while performing the task, request help for any window while it displays for more information about using it to complete the task. |
Example 1
The following example shows the steps for deleting all internal code changes that are currently retrieved or removed.
From the Hardware Management Console Workplace:
This opens the Change Internal Code window.
From the Change Internal Code window:
This opens the Select Internal Code Changes window.
From the Select Internal Code Changes window:
This opens the Confirm the Action window.
From the Confirm the Action window:
This completes the task.
Example 2
The following example shows the steps for deleting one specific internal code change that is currently retrieved or removed.
From the Hardware Management Console Workplace:
This opens the Change Internal Code window.
From the Change Internal Code window:
This opens the Select Internal Code Changes window.
From the Select Internal Code Changes window:
This opens the Specify Internal Code Changes window.
From the Specify Internal Code Changes window:
This opens the Confirm the Action window.
From the Confirm the Action window:
This completes the task.