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how to uninstall STM32CubeProgrammer on Linux????????????

A424
Associate II

‎2024-01-08 09:33 PM

There is an uninstaller at ~/STMicroelectronics/STM32Cube/STM32CubeProgrammer/uninstaller/uninstaller.jar

But when I java -jar it, it just produce a log then exited, and nothing in the log actually mean anything useful.

I see there is a old post about the same issue, but it never got any further.

As a software product from an actual company, not provide a working uninstaller is unacceptable.

Please fix this or provide a workaround ST.

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InsignificantBit
ST Employee

‎2024-01-12 07:45 AM - edited ‎2024-01-12 07:46 AM

Hello, there is a directory named uninstaller containing the uninstaller  in the STM32CubeProgrammer install directory ( /usr/local/STMicroelectronics/STM32Cube/STM32CubeProgrammer by default ).

 

If your system doesn't automatically execute the java .jar program when opening it from a graphical file manager, you will need to start it using the following command (executed in the directory containing the uninstaller program):

 

 

$ sudo java -jar uninstaller.jar

 

 

Keep in mind, that you need to have Java runtime installed, eg. OpenJDK-JRE

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A424
Associate II
In response to InsignificantBit

‎2024-01-12 07:51 AM

Please actually read the post before reply...

As I stated, I already tried invoke the uninstaller.jar, but it didn't do anything other than produce a log which contains nothing useful and no any error.

It's simply the uninstaller do not work

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InsignificantBit
ST Employee
In response to A424

‎2024-01-12 07:57 AM - edited ‎2024-01-12 07:58 AM

I apologize, I will try to investigate the issue further.

Can  you please link the other related threads that you have mentioned?

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Pavel A.
Evangelist III

‎2024-01-14 12:19 PM - edited ‎2024-01-14 12:20 PM

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@A424 Have you used the magic word?

 

 

A424
Associate II
In response to Pavel A.

‎2024-01-16 05:03 PM

the installer did not require root access, why the uninstaller needs it?

and the install folder is under my home folder, why it needs root perm. to uninstall?

I haven't try this since there is no any error in the log related to this, if something not work then run with sudo is also a bad bad idea

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