ncs-uninstall

ncs-uninstall - Command to remove NCS installation

Synopsis

ncs-uninstall --ncs-version [Version] [--install-dir InstallDir] [--non-interactive]

ncs-uninstall --all [--install-dir InstallDir] [--non-interactive]

Description

The ncs-uninstall command can be used to remove part or all of an NCS "system installation", i.e. one that was done with the --system-install option to the NCS installer (see ncs-installer(1)).

Options

--ncs-version [ Version ]

Removes the installation of static files for NCS version <Version>. I.e. the directory tree rooted at InstallDir/ncs-Version will be removed. The <Version> argument may also be given as the filename or pathname of the installation directory, or, unless --non-interactive is given, omitted completely in which case the command will offer selection from the installed versions.

--all

Completely removes the NCS installation. I.e. the whole directory tree rooted at <InstallDir>, as well as the directories for config files (option --config-dir to the installer), run-time state files (option --run-dir to the installer), and log files (option --log-dir to the installer), and also the init script and user profile scripts.

[ --install-dir InstallDir ]

Specifies the directory for installation of NCS static files, like the --install-dir option to the installer. If this option is omitted, /opt/ncs will be used for <InstallDir>.

[ --non-interactive ]

If this option is used, removal will proceed without asking for confirmation.