how to uninstall a CPU miner?
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I am newby and installed a CPU miner in my computer and now i want to uninstall it with all packages.
And of course i don't want to harm any other system.
watch this on youtube <virtualcoin.videos@gmail.com>
and during the installation i followed these steps:
# apt-get update
# apt-get install docker.io
# docker pull virtualcoin/cpuminer
# docker run --rm -it virtualcoin/cpuminer monero
Anyone can help me with this?
Thanks
uninstall
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I am newby and installed a CPU miner in my computer and now i want to uninstall it with all packages.
And of course i don't want to harm any other system.
watch this on youtube <virtualcoin.videos@gmail.com>
and during the installation i followed these steps:
# apt-get update
# apt-get install docker.io
# docker pull virtualcoin/cpuminer
# docker run --rm -it virtualcoin/cpuminer monero
Anyone can help me with this?
Thanks
uninstall
edited Nov 24 at 17:18
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asked Nov 24 at 16:57
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I just fixed the formatting on your post but I wasn't sure where the email address was supposed to go, so I just put it in verbatim. Please correct it if needed.
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I am newby and installed a CPU miner in my computer and now i want to uninstall it with all packages.
And of course i don't want to harm any other system.
watch this on youtube <virtualcoin.videos@gmail.com>
and during the installation i followed these steps:
# apt-get update
# apt-get install docker.io
# docker pull virtualcoin/cpuminer
# docker run --rm -it virtualcoin/cpuminer monero
Anyone can help me with this?
Thanks
uninstall
edited Nov 24 at 17:18
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asked Nov 24 at 16:57
Aydın Akbuğa
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I am newby and installed a CPU miner in my computer and now i want to uninstall it with all packages.
And of course i don't want to harm any other system.
watch this on youtube <virtualcoin.videos@gmail.com>
and during the installation i followed these steps:
# apt-get update
# apt-get install docker.io
# docker pull virtualcoin/cpuminer
# docker run --rm -it virtualcoin/cpuminer monero
Anyone can help me with this?
Thanks
uninstall
uninstall
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I just fixed the formatting on your post but I wasn't sure where the email address was supposed to go, so I just put it in verbatim. Please correct it if needed.
– wjandrea
Nov 24 at 17:22
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I just fixed the formatting on your post but I wasn't sure where the email address was supposed to go, so I just put it in verbatim. Please correct it if needed.
– wjandrea
Nov 24 at 17:22
I just fixed the formatting on your post but I wasn't sure where the email address was supposed to go, so I just put it in verbatim. Please correct it if needed.
– wjandrea
Nov 24 at 17:22
I just fixed the formatting on your post but I wasn't sure where the email address was supposed to go, so I just put it in verbatim. Please correct it if needed.
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Welcome to askubuntu.com! You installed only docker which is a container virtualization tool. There is nothing to remove apart from the image you pulled: docker rmi virtualcoin/cpuminer
Optionally, you can remove the docker too (which does nothing by itself): apt-get remove docker.io
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Welcome to askubuntu.com! You installed only docker which is a container virtualization tool. There is nothing to remove apart from the image you pulled: docker rmi virtualcoin/cpuminer
Optionally, you can remove the docker too (which does nothing by itself): apt-get remove docker.io
answered Nov 24 at 19:09
honza-kasik
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Welcome to askubuntu.com! You installed only docker which is a container virtualization tool. There is nothing to remove apart from the image you pulled: docker rmi virtualcoin/cpuminer
Optionally, you can remove the docker too (which does nothing by itself): apt-get remove docker.io
answered Nov 24 at 19:09
honza-kasik
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up vote
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Welcome to askubuntu.com! You installed only docker which is a container virtualization tool. There is nothing to remove apart from the image you pulled: docker rmi virtualcoin/cpuminer
Optionally, you can remove the docker too (which does nothing by itself): apt-get remove docker.io
answered Nov 24 at 19:09
honza-kasik
382210
Welcome to askubuntu.com! You installed only docker which is a container virtualization tool. There is nothing to remove apart from the image you pulled: docker rmi virtualcoin/cpuminer
Optionally, you can remove the docker too (which does nothing by itself): apt-get remove docker.io
answered Nov 24 at 19:09
honza-kasik
382210
answered Nov 24 at 19:09
honza-kasik
382210
answered Nov 24 at 19:09
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382210
answered Nov 24 at 19:09
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