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> yeah while an upgrade from remote should be possible it might be a much 
> better idea to get a clean install - I suppose it is not possible to get 
> some sort of OOB access to that box (serial console,KVM,Dell DRAC,...) ?

I'm mostly certain that is not possible to do it remotely, except if you 
have a DRAC or similar ... I had tried this once on my desktop, and the 
results were anything but bootable :)  Thank god I put everything on my 
desktop onto seperate file systems and could still installed easily via CD 
...