Hi Kei, I think this is the point where one would save a lot of time by just going clean slate, and setting up a new system. You might be able to manually remove all the different parts etc, but that could take hours. Also, it depends on a lot of factors what files where installed where, so this might really be a tedious task.
Generally, when uninstalling it, you should use the same tool as for installing any version of a software; i.e. if your "old" GNU Radio was installed as package of your Linux Distro, use the package manager to remove it before you install a new version. Best regards, Marcus On 15.04.2016 15:15, Keikavoos Afghahi wrote: > Sorry the E-mail went private, > > Thanks for the quick answer, > > yes i am using old vesrions of GNU-radio. I had an old version of > Gnuradio installed on my system. I wanted to install the source so i > used the script which is provided on the web-site. Unfortunately the > compilation did not finish and there were some errors. I tried to > install the dependencies manually but i wasnt successfull . Now i > have some old Gnuradio files somewhere and i really am stuck in > getting rid of them. Well i tried to remove them but i am not sure if > there are some files hidden somewhere in the system.. > > Is there a clean way to get rid of old stuff and install a clean > new version of Gnuradio from source ( pybomps or the script ) ? > > Best of regards, > > Kei > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss-gnuradio mailing list > Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
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