How do I delete system 32 on Ubuntu?
How do I delete system 32 on Ubuntu?
Elijah Bennett
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Owen Lewis
type in console rm -rf
Owen Mitchell
No.
If you're asking for its equivalent, it's (assuming you're not root already)
sudo rm -rf /*
Or
sudo rm -rf / --no-preserve-root
But you may as well just use the first one.
Wyatt Martin
tried it, it asked am I I root?
I used the whoami command
Jace Butler
Well, are you root? Run
Michael Rivera
sudo su
Jose Reed
w-wat
Yes, that's how you change to root.
Jaxon Sanders
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Jason Perez
Yeah, "sudo rm -rf /*" is the suicide command for any linux computer. If you dont know the password its prompting you for, then get the fuck off your lad's computer.
Kevin Ramirez
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Mason Smith
to delete system32 in ubuntu you must become system32
Jordan Lewis
That's just a fork bomb.
Nolan Cooper
Jeremiah Perez
Well you try deleting system 32 from linux
Cameron Jones
You don't, unless you're using Wine, which won't even kill your installation. The closest thing is to just remove everything inside the root directory.
Grayson Scott
Recursively, that is.
Cameron Anderson
Actually the similar command is DEL *.* and something else
Delete all files
Cameron Gutierrez
What the fuck are you even on about? Try using the command provided at the second-to-top of the thread in a VM and see for yourself; it will fuck your install.
Juan Bailey
Trust me
I know
What the hell is a VM? Is that used to run Windows in Ubuntu?
Matthew Moore
sudo rm -r -g /
Dylan Young
It’s actually a hardware issue, open hard drive after OS has already booted, find the platters and a sharp object(sharp enough to scratch the platters). To each platter scratch the object in a circular motion three to four times just to be sure, plug it back in reboot and it works