do this i a terminal with putty
/sbin/e-smith/db configuration setprop updatesystem RemoveRpm enabled
after that
rpm -e therpmyouinstalled enter
Jan
The first command is unnecessary. Just:
rpm -e xxxx
will remove the rogue software.
It will not, however, stop any running instances of the program, or do any system reconfiguration. So after removing contrib RPMs, you should also do:
signal-event post-upgrade
signal-event reboot
As long as the contrib is well-designed, that should put the system back very close to how it was before the contrib was installed. Of course, not all contribs are well-designed...