Dear Newsgroup!
I downloaded a package from a web repositiry of the qnx community. After
installation on QNX 6.1 the files resides in the directory /opt/src/xxx.
Now I would like to delete all files including the directoroes as root
but this is not possible. It seems a little starnge to me.
Can the package installer ban the superuser from doing his job? Did I
make anything wrong with the installation process?
Regards, Thomas
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Thomas Reisinger
t.reisinger@tu-bs.de
t.reisinger@tu-bs.de sed in <3E50C681.3090301@tu-bs.de>:
installation on QNX 6.1 the files resides in the directory /opt/src/xxx.
Now I would like to delete all files including the directoroes as root
but this is not possible. It seems a little starnge to me.
[FAQ candidate]
Those files are “ghost” provided by fs-pkg (package filesystem).
You can slay fs-pkg and watch it disappear (warning: /bin/ls also disappears)
To get the “real” location, issue “pkgctl -i /opt/src/xxx”,
but directly erasing the “real” file will
screw the package filesystem. Don’t.
Uninstall (or “deactivate”) the corresponding package from installer.
kabe