Closed niraj711 closed 2 years ago
Hi! Hmm, that depends on how you installed it - if you used the .deb package (which is a bit out of date) then sudo apt purge cm4io-fan
should do it, in theory at least.
If you installed it manually, this should remove it - 0.1.1
or 0.2.0
in these commands:
sudo dkms uninstall cm4io-fan/<version>
sudo dkms remove cm4io-fan/<version>
sudo rm -fr /usr/src/cm4io-fan-<version>
dtoverlay=cm4io-fan,
from /boot/config.txt
dtparam=i2c_vc=on
line in /boot/config.txt
as well (should be directly above the dtoverlay=
line)If you're not having issues with the DKMS module, you can just remove the line from /boot/config.txt
to stop the module loading.
If that doesn't work, let me know what version you have installed and how you installed it, and I'll see what I can do. Will also add some uninstall instructions to README.md when I get a chance 😃
I'm going to assume that worked for you and close this - feel free to reopen if not :)
I installed it fine, but if I want to uninstall it, how would I do that?