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Problem in removing catblock via autoremove command, how can I remove it then ?!
Hello,
I've catblock app not fully installed and I'm using these commands to remove it sudo gainroot apt-get autoremove catblock but I get this msg. Errors were encountered while processing: catblock E: Sub=process /usr/bin/dpkg returened an error code (1) |
Re: Problem in removing catblock via autoremove command, how can I remove it then ?!
first look in ham not fam to see if catlock is in the list and try to remove it from there otherwise use apt-get remove from what i understand apt-get autoremove is for removing unused dependencies.
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Re: Problem in removing catblock via autoremove command, how can I remove it then ?!
It's in HAM
when I try to uninstall it, it says Unable to uninstall "catblock" and tried remove command instead of autoremove, the same result I got. |
Re: Problem in removing catblock via autoremove command, how can I remove it then ?!
manually edit
/var/lib/dpkg/info/catblock.prerm and /var/lib/dpkg/info/catblock.postinst change the first line: #!/bin/bash to #!/bin/sh or install bash http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=65939 |
Re: Problem in removing catblock via autoremove command, how can I remove it then ?!
Dear nicolai,
I installed bash4 from FSM and restarted the device entered the below commands via the terminal sudo gainroot apt-get autoremove catblock I still get the same message What I want to know from you is, why still the problem exist although I installed bash4 not bash3 !! |
Re: Problem in removing catblock via autoremove command, how can I remove it then ?!
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sudo gainroot |
Re: Problem in removing catblock via autoremove command, how can I remove it then ?!
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I tried apt-get install bash apt-get remove catblock and it worked. Anyway try the hard way from knobby. |
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Re: Problem in removing catblock via autoremove command, how can I remove it then ?!
@aadityak,
Just guessing. Make sure /bin/bash actually exists. for example, I have bash4 installed, so I have /bin/bash4. If I wanted to have /bin/bash (which apparently is required by the package you want to uninstall), you can just make a symlink. |
Re: Problem in removing catblock via autoremove command, how can I remove it then ?!
phewww finally uninstalled it...thanks a lot ppl...ok so now to what I did...Simple!!
Just installed Bash4 and then uninstalled Catblock through HAM...abs no errors popped up! :D |
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