Difference between revisions of "Self-install-existing"
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It is important to note that, '''Amahi cannot be fully uninstalled''' in the traditional sense, because the settings affect some subsystems across the machine and the original state of those subsystems is not preserved. | It is important to note that, '''Amahi cannot be fully uninstalled''' in the traditional sense, because the settings affect some subsystems across the machine and the original state of those subsystems is not preserved. | ||
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Regardless, here are the install instructions, all of them executed [[Open Terminal as root|as root]]. | Regardless, here are the install instructions, all of them executed [[Open Terminal as root|as root]]. | ||
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1. Install the hda-release | 1. Install the hda-release | ||
{{Code|rpm -Uvh <latest_rpm repo="amahi-f12" rpm="hda-release" arch="noarch" output="url" />}} | {{Code|rpm -Uvh <latest_rpm repo="amahi-f12" rpm="hda-release" arch="noarch" output="url" />}} | ||
Revision as of 13:25, 27 December 2013
Installation in an existing Fedora machine
NOTE: this is NOT a recommended method to install, unless it's done on a fairly clean install of the distribution. The reason is that some things that may have been done to the machine that may affect the way Amahi behaves. The recommended method is doing it from scratch.
It is important to note that, Amahi cannot be fully uninstalled in the traditional sense, because the settings affect some subsystems across the machine and the original state of those subsystems is not preserved.
In both cases,
- Replace YOURINSTALLCODE with your install code, obviously
- Report bugs in the platform category!
- Save the output and paste it to the bug report.
