You need to have same sources from which you installed. Untar them and configure
them exactly as you did while instlling i.e. --prefix option etc. And then run
make unistall instead of make ;make install.
Lately while reading documentation of automake/autoconf I found that every
program using it, i.e. almost everything that has a ./configure in it's install
instructions, have an uninstall target.
Better use checkinstall, which creates an rpm out of files going to be installed
with 'make install'. so you can just uninstall it. You can find it on freshmeat.
Shridhar
"Usha S." wrote:
>
> There is no command like
> make uninstall
> If i try this I am getting the error message as,
>
> make: *** No rule to make target `uninstall'. Stop.
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