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Troubleshooting Community-Supported Devices Nix/NixOS Uninstallation

Uninstallation Guide

This guide explains how to safely and completely remove Droidspaces from your system.


Android (App)

Follow these steps to ensure all container data and backend files are removed.

  1. Stop Containers: Ensure all running containers are stopped from the Containers tab.
  2. Delete Containers:
    • Go to the Containers tab.
    • Long-press each container card and select Uninstall Container. This deletes the rootfs image and its configuration.
  3. Remove Backend Data:
    • Using a root file manager or a terminal (like Termux with root access), delete the following directory:
    su -c "rm -rf /data/local/Droidspaces"
    
  4. Uninstall APK: Uninstall the Droidspaces app from your Android settings or launcher.
  5. Reboot: Disable or remove the Magisk/KernelSU Droidspaces: Run-at-boot module from your root manager, then reboot to clear any remaining Droidspaces stuff.

Linux (CLI)

  1. Stop Containers: Stop all running containers.
    sudo droidspaces --name=web,db stop
    
  2. Remove Filesystem: Delete the Droidspaces workspace directory. This will remove stale PID files, and logs.
    sudo rm -rf /var/lib/Droidspaces
    
  3. Remove Binary: Delete the droidspaces binary.
    sudo rm /usr/local/bin/droidspaces
    # Or wherever you installed it
    
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