Removing Old Versions
I loaded a new version of Mandrake Linux 10.0 CE and have also installed and dowloaded a new version of MySQL 4. I'm not sure but think I have several versions installed and running ...
How can I check to see what is installed, what is currently running, and then perhaps remove them all and start by installing single new copy?
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