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| Hi, I've tried to remove some unwanted packages via 'apt-get remove', after this packages are shown as "rc" at 'dpkg -l' so I tried to 'dpkg --purge'. Now they are shown as "pc" - now way to remove them completely. How can I remove this completely? Another: some packages were "hold" but now I want them normal "ii". How to unhold a package? I've read about 'aptitude unhold' but this does not work. regards Ronny |
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| On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 08:59:01 +0200, Ronny Seffner <ronny@seffner.de> wrote: > Hi, > > I've tried to remove some unwanted packages via 'apt-get remove', after this > packages are shown as "rc" at 'dpkg -l' so I tried to 'dpkg --purge'. Now > they are shown as "pc" - now way to remove them completely. > > How can I remove this completely? > > > Another: some packages were "hold" but now I want them normal "ii". How to > unhold a package? I've read about 'aptitude unhold' but this does not work. > "aptitude install" should work. I usually run aptitude in the interactive mode, press "=" to hold a package and "+" to mark it for installation. -- I cannot believe that God plays dice with the cosmos. -- Albert Einstein, on the randomness of quantum mechanics |