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bigman
17th July 2004, 04:59 AM
kk i just installed a wrong printer driver (hpijs) .. its for inkjet and all .. mine is office jet so its hpoj driver i gotta install. anyway, how do i uninstall the hpijis driver? i mean what kind of unistall method do u guys use?
rogue
17th July 2004, 05:30 AM
You could su -l (become root) in the terminal and type: rpm -e hpijs
bigman
17th July 2004, 05:54 AM
kk just making sure .. do fedora knows i want to uninstall hpijs ? i mean i typed rpm -e hpijs and waited a few seconds .. then nothing happened
[root@localhost root]# rpm -e hpijs
[root@localhost root]#
is that normal?
well, how is that possible that the fedora os can simply delete all hp driver when i only tell it to uninstall the hpijs word? im used to winxp .. an uninstaller program being provided by a driver or program itself .. uninstall and done. heh well basicially, what im trying to say is that i dont think that fedora did uninstall all files related to the hpijs driver.
Jman
17th July 2004, 12:36 PM
rpm doesn't say anything when erasing something, but it's gone. See if it's there: rpm -q hpijs
Basically what you did is tell rpm to erase all files from the package and remove it from the database. It's like an uninstaller, but it uses the rpm program. Kind of like Windows machines have Windows installer with extension .msi.
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