problem inst: vmware-server

[Guy Terreault]

Sanjay Sodhi wrote:
> cd /
> sudo find | grep vmware-uninstall.pl
> then, wait a while. There's probably a more effective way of 
> searching, but there you have a brute one that is guaranteed to search 
> everywhere (and take a while)
>
> On 28/04/07, *Guy Terreault* <terreaultguy at hotmail.com 
> <mailto:terreaultguy at hotmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     Hi
>
>     when I try to install vmware-server
>
>     I get this message
>
>     Please remove it by running vmware-uninstall.pl before proceeding
>
>     I had installed vmware-player
>
>     and I tried to run
>     /usr/bin/vmware- uninstall.pl
>
>     but I can not find or run it
>
>     I also tried to search the web for help did not find any thing
>     that worked
>
>     I hope you can!
>
>     Thanks in advance if you can suggest something...
>
>     Bye, Guy
>
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Thanks,

I tried
cd /
sudo find | grep vmware-uninstall.pl

that did not give any thing. Confirming my assertion that I did not find it
I had used these commands

su
cd /
updatedb
locate vmware > wmware.txt

That found lots of files and folders whit "wmware" in them. BUT not the 
one i need
I can reasonably say that I do not have it.
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