Linux-UNIX: Deactivate and uninstall A-TAP in Zones and WPARs environment

Procedure

On every sub-Zone/sub-WPAR with A-TAP installed/active:
1. Deactivate (and deinstrument if necessary, for Oracle on AIX) all A-TAPs using guardctl following the steps in Linux-UNIX: Deactivating A-TAP.
2. Manually remove (rm -rf) the installation directory
3. Manually remove the ATAP libraries: find /usr/lib -type f -name 'libguard-*.so' | xargs rm -f
Note: Removing the libraries may give errors; these can be ignored.
Uninstall STAP/KTAP using the normal method
1. Remove the libraries: find /usr/lib -type f -name 'libguard-*.so' | xargs rm -f o
2. On Solaris, remove the ktap device from each zone’s configuration:
```
zoneadm –z <zonename> halt
zonecfg –z <zonename>
<zonename>> info
```
  If a ktap device is found, remove it :
```
/<zonename> remove device match=/dev/ktap_xxxx (FOR SOLARIS 10) 	 	
/<zonename> remove device match=/dev/guard_ktap (FOR SOLARIS 11) 	
<zonename>> verify 	 	
<zonename>> exit 	 	
zoneadm -z <zonename> boot 
```
3. Remove the ktap device file and link from each sub-Zone/sub-WPAR device directory, for example:
```
/export/home2/zones/iris3/dev cd /export/home2/zones/iris3/dev 
rm -f ktap_xxxx guard_ktap
```
4. With multiple KTAP devices, repeat the steps for each KTAP device by using the name ktap_xxxx (Solaris 10) or guard_ktap_x (Solaris 11).