On 8/14/07, Timothy Judd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, would cd / ; rm -rf /sw do a total uninstall. Thanks, Tim...
>
You don't need to do "cd /" if you have "rm -rf /sw" instead of "rm
-rf sw" (and it's safer not to).
Also, try the following:
sudo apt-get remove passwd anacron daemonic
to
Hi, would cd / ; rm -rf /sw do a total uninstall. Thanks, Tim...
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Tom Allison wrote:
> I originally used fink to install postgresql database.
>
> For whatever reason, that I didn't investigate much, it never really
> worked 100%.
>
> There are other things I need to install today that fink doesn't
> offer (ruby stuff mainly) and so I have done it from sourc
I originally used fink to install postgresql database.
For whatever reason, that I didn't investigate much, it never really
worked 100%.
There are other things I need to install today that fink doesn't
offer (ruby stuff mainly) and so I have done it from source.
My question is, at this point
Hi,
On Mar 23, 2005, at 10:33 PM, Trevor Harmon wrote:
On Mar 23, 2005, at 11:55 AM, Thul Dai wrote:
2. STEP: removing dependencies
Is there any way of finding out what had been installed together with
and only for gimp (for example) and is not used by anything else?
How?
I don't know of any easy
On Mar 23, 2005, at 11:55 AM, Thul Dai wrote:
1. STEP: removing gimp
After removing it with fink (i.e. FinkCommander) I hardly get any
additional disk space.
I read about the locations of the source and binaries, so I went there
and erased those by hand.
Is that all I can do?
How and where could
Hi everybody
I would like to free up some disk space. More specifically let's assume
I'd like to get rid of gimp (as example here) PLUS all the dependencies
that were installed exclusively for gimp (for example).
1. STEP: removing gimp
After removing it with fink (i.e. FinkCommander) I hardly ge
That should be in the faq, and it is:
http://fink.sourceforge.net/faq/usage-fink.php#removing
Basically remove /sw, remove X if you have to, and remove the "source
/sw/bin/init.csh" from your .cshrc.
On Mon, 11 Nov 2002, Miles R. Fidelman wrote:
> Is there a clean way to uninstall Fink and every
Is there a clean way to uninstall Fink and everything that it's
installed? I'm finding that it's doing just a few too many funny
things to my environment.
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> From: Alexander Hansen
> Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 10:34 AM
> To: Chris Jessee
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [Fink-beginners] uninstalling fink
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> That would do it.
>
> Before you uninstall fink, there ma
That would do it.
Before you uninstall fink, there may be a simple solution to your
problem: try opening a new Terminal window, to make sure your new
.cshrc file (you did make one, right?) gets read.
On Fri, 2002-10-18 at 12:27, Chris Jessee wrote:
> How does one uninstall Fink? Can I simply rem
How does one uninstall Fink? Can I simply remove the /sw directory?
I made it to step 6. of the "Bootstrapping Fink under Mac OS X 10.2"
instructions
The command "fink selfupdate-cvs" does not work as fink cannot be found.
Thanks,
Chris Jessee, "Contributor"
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This worked. Thanks a lot.
On Tuesday, May 28, 2002, at 02:48 PM, Martin Costabel wrote:
> Solution of course: Move /usr/local out of the way. Or, at least, put
> /sw/sbin before /usr/local/sbin in the PATH variable.
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"Alexander K. Hansen" wrote:
>
> I'll put this on the list, too, in case someone's got additional insight.
>
> Let's start with Error 1: install-info complaining.
> > install-info: unrecognized option `--infodir=/sw/share/info'
Yes, this used to come up a lot. It is GNU install-info speaking
I'll put this on the list, too, in case someone's got additional insight.
Let's start with Error 1: install-info complaining.
What do you get from doing a 'which install-info'?
On 5/26/02 0:59, "Anthony D'Auria" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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If I tell Fink:
fink uninstall sawfish
(or is it 'fink remove'?)
Will Fink get rid of EVERYTHING that got installed with the Sawfish install,
including Users that got created? (by "get rid of" I mean make into free
disk space)
If not, how would I go about such a removal?
What's happened is that
I installed fileutils yesterday, and I'm having trouble getting the
colors to show up properly for ls. Would uninstalling and then
reinstalling fileutils help? Since I used apt-get to install
fileutils, do I have to use apt-get to uninstall or could I use the
fink command to uninstall?
Thanks
There may be a dependency problem that dselect can't deal with.
Try using the command-line uninstall instead--it will give you more info.
Just type 'fink remove ', where is the name of the
package you want to remove. You can try to do multiple packages at the same
time, but I'd suggest one at a
Title: uninstalling problems
I am trying to uninstall some stuff but I get the following
errors and I have no idea what's going on:
Reading Package Lists... Done
Building Dependency Tree... Done
Correcting dependencies... Done
The following packages will be REMOVED:
glib gtk+ orbit sawfish
The
If you are asking about the ability to uninstall packages are not installed
by fink, the answer is no. There are some applications out that will let
you do that--I saw an update to one on VersionTracker recently.
On 3/14/02 17:17, "Booyakasha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am brand new to Fink
> I am brand new to Fink and am curious about the Remove command. Do you
> just
> point it to a previously installed applications installer package and it
> then removes all the parts installed by that package? Basically I'm
> looking
> for a way to uninstall applications on Mac OS X...
>
> Tha
I am brand new to Fink and am curious about the Remove command. Do you just
point it to a previously installed applications installer package and it
then removes all the parts installed by that package? Basically I'm looking
for a way to uninstall applications on Mac OS X...
Thanks!
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