Beta testing • Re: Trixie breaks php-cli, resulting in Illegal instruction for any php command

Is there a simple way to remove them all afterwards, or do I need to enter

I'm afraid I don't know of any easy way to remove them all.
Will give a line with all of the packages listed - but using that to automate removal is a bad idea as it will probably remove things you want to keep like tzdata.

A generic web search shows that people have asked this question before. Many of the answers consist of using a third-party tool that logs what is installed, then removes them afterwards. But you can't use that retrospectively.

If you can, copy/paste the packages names, that will at least save a lot of typing.

I didn't worry about that , as I set up a temporary system to do the build on, then copied the debs to the systems that needed them.

Statistics: Posted by rpdom — Wed Aug 27, 2025 7:26 pm

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