Wrongly issued #localconfig reset on RAC node1

Hello,
I wrongly issued on node1 the command:
#localconfig reset
After that the OCR was moved on a local file, instead on shared raw storage: /u01/oracle/product/10gr2/db/cdata/localhost/local.ocr
How can I revert back to the configuration with two nodes?
Configuration is RAC 10g with 2 nodes, having ASM, OCR, VotDisk of shared raw devices.
ORACLE_BASE=/u01/oracle
ORACLE_HOME=/u01/oracle/product/10gr2/db
ORA_CRS_HOME=/u01/oracle/product/10gr2/crs
Thanks alot.

Cannot execute #localconfig all
Is Oracle 10g and the only options available are:
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Rakhi -
It seems when you executed localconfig add from root, you choose below home
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nobrex wrote:
Hello, i think my 13" 2.53Ghz Unibody (mid2009) MBP's hard drive has had it's last spin. I was using it normally in bootcamp, when windows7 froze, so I rebooted holding the power button....windows wouldnt start any more...ok, so i tried to boot into OSX...stuck at the loading screen with the apple.
Went into verbose mode and it stops at "Failed to issue COM RESET successfully after 3 attempts. Failing..." Google says this has to do with the hard drive.
Did a extensive hardware test (boot + D), all OK, booted from install disk and tried to run disk utility, but it crashed when trying to locate the drives (didn't even list the drive on the right pane). Single User mode wont load either, will give the same COM RESET message. I am literally out of options here.
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I have a backup in timemachine so the data is ok, but the timing couldnt be worse, i have no time to fix this now and needed a working laptop, highly frustrating.
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