I'm trying to clean up some folders on my computer, but when I try to delete i686 folders, it won't let me. I've deleted all the files within the folder, it seems empty to me. But when I try to delete the folder it gives me the following error:
Cannot remove folder .libs: A file with the name you specified already exists. Specify a different file name.
I have tried to change the .libs folder but I get the same error. Is there a way to permenantly delete these folders? I am using Windows.
removing .lib files
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Re: removing .lib files
Very strange.
from source code? Under Linux, rm -rf i686 should remove i686 and any subdirs.
Sounds like you're using Linux--why do you have i686 folders? Are you compiling NEURONI am using Windows.
from source code? Under Linux, rm -rf i686 should remove i686 and any subdirs.
Oh sorry.
I originally compiled the files in Linux and now I'm trying to erase those files from a Windows envirnment using a remote access software called Citrix. I am not trying to open the NEURON files, just erase them. I may have to telnet into the linux itself to erase those i686 files.
Thanks for your help.
I originally compiled the files in Linux and now I'm trying to erase those files from a Windows envirnment using a remote access software called Citrix. I am not trying to open the NEURON files, just erase them. I may have to telnet into the linux itself to erase those i686 files.
Thanks for your help.