Mike McCarty wrote:
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I decided to uninstall. But then I hit some problems. Here is
the current behavior of rpm, which I find confusing.
# rpm -e newlib-68hc1x-1.12.0-3.0.1.i586.rpm
error: package newlib-68hc1x-1.12.0-3.0.1.i586.rpm is not installed
# rpm -i newlib-68hc1x-1.12.0-3.0.1.i586.rpm
package newlib-68hc1x-1.12.0-3.0.1 is already installed
# rpm -e newlib-68hc1x-1.12.0-3.0.1.i586.rpm
error: package newlib-68hc1x-1.12.0-3.0.1.i586.rpm is not installed
Ah, but then I read a message by Bruce Stanley which jogged my
memory. One installs packages from files, but one removes packages.
So I did:
# rpm -ev binutils-68hc1x-2.15-3.0.1.i586
# rpm -ev gcc-68hc1x-3.3.5-3.0.1.i586
# rpm -ev gdb-68hc1x-6.2-3.0.1.i586
# rpm -ev newlib-68hc1x-1.12.0-3.0.1.i586
# ls /usr/bin/m6811*
ls: /usr/bin/m6811*: No such file or directory
Which indicates that the files are now gone.
Thanks for this wonderful group, and especially Bruce Stanley.
Mike
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