Hi Usha,
Whenever I compile and install something from tar files on my Linux box,
I do the following :
./configure
make
make install > test_DOC
I always preserve this file test_DOC which contains the paths where make
install has installed whatever stuff on my machine.
Than I can manually delete those binaries or documetation files referring
to test_DOC.
Thus, now I have got icewm_DOC, mutt_DOC, mplayer_DOC etc. No problems.
Listers please suggest if there is any better way.
Regards
Rajesh
On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 12:00:01PM +0530, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
>* Usha S. [linux-india] <11/05/01 11:42 -0500>:
>
>> 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.
>
> oh well - its there in some.
> or, just see what files have been installed and remove them one by one
>
> if you used the defaults, the stuff will be in /usr/local
>
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