removing WinE
hello again,
I've installed the latest version of WinE, but it's not really working. A friend told me that an older version would be more stable an better working. but now ich can't uninstall the currently installed WinE Currently installed: wine-20030813-1rh9winehq.i386.rpm installed with root-login: rpm -Uvh wine now i can not uninstall this programm to replace it with an older one :( i tried rpm -e wine and rpm -q wine but both don't work :( the console just starts a new line without anything in it and that was it :( can anyone help? |
the actual name registered in the rpm database shouldn't be just "wine", it should also have the version/build etc after it.
do a "rpm -qa wine" to find out then use rpm -e to uninstall |
gmrpf.. doesn't work either *cry* :cry:
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rm -rf /var/lib/__db*
rpm -vv --rebuilddb rpm -e wine |
is it rm -rf /var/lib/__db* or is it rpm -rf /var/lib/__db* ?
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rpm -qa | grep wine ? Cool |
masterC that doesn't work either :( just copied into temrinal
and DrOzzt's cmds don't work, too :((( the temrinal just starts a new line and then stops doingt anything.. with all these commands :( |
Are you sure it's not grepping or running **something** that is just taking a while? Sometimes what seems like a "blank line" is actually just a hesitation, give it a few to see if it finishes.
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hmm
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Might simply be a db error.. Cool |
yes i tried this twice and it didn't work both times
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*still needs help* :(
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Try reinstalling the RPM, and then removing it, maybe something got lost from the original install?
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hm the packe install manager says "This package is already installed" and I'm ashamed but i don't know the console command.. i tried rpm -a wine-20030813-1rh9winehq.i386.rpm and rpm -f wine-20030813-1rh9winehq.i386.rpm but didn't work :(
and i also tried without this .rpm externsion :) |
You'll want the .rpm extension, you want full filenames when installing, but just package names when uninstalling.
The command line is: rpm -Uvh filename.rpm To force it: rpm --force -Uvh filename.rpm Cool |
ok i did this but thtas what happened
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Preparing... blablabla [100%] |
Problem still remaining I#m finished with my latin and don't know what to do :( I really need help :(
edit: i downloaded the source code and tried to compile it like discribed in the HowTo, but the only thing i get is this: Quote:
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Wow, this is quite the sad little bug, or so it would seem. I'd suggest hopping on their mailing list (if they have one) or submitting this as a possible bug. Sadly, in your situation, I can't think of further action you could take other than just saying "no" to "Do you want to remove it first?" or using the RPM method and forcing the new (old) one...
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yes, i also thaught about saying no:
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