Do a software rollback from a shell console

You can do a software rollback from a shell console. This can only be done once because only the previously installed version of the software is available for rollback.

  1. Open a shell console.
  2. To go to privileged mode, enter this command:
    enable-me
    You can now perform system changes.
  3. To start the software rollback, enter the command:
    rollback
    A dialog shows.
  4. Select y.
    The system starts to reboot.
  5. Wait for the system to reboot.
All configuration and historical data is automatically converted to the previous version, and no manual intervention is required.