"installation.sh" stays on desktop.

[spitfoo]

That script is just something we made to call up the installer. There is nothing to make it delete it self after a install so of course it will be there after a install. Just delete it or move it somewhere else.

This is exactly what I was looking for.

Cheers!

[btuser]

You can also run up your console and simply rename the "install.sh" file to a hidden file (note the dot), which won't be displayed on the desktop by default, with:

bash# mv /root/install.sh /root/.install.sh

Have fun!

[Snayler]

You can also run up your console and simply rename the "install.sh" file to a hidden file (note the dot), which won't be displayed on the desktop by default, with:

bash# mv /root/install.sh /root/.install.sh

Or just select the file, hit F2 and add it.

[Big_Mike]

Hello

I have installed backtrack 4 on my vista for dual boot but on my desktop there is a file called Install.sh?
Can i delete this? I have already installed backtrack.

Or do i need to run this again?

thanks

Big Mike

[MosGuy]

Just delete it.. To quote Purehate from another thread: "That script is just something we made to call up the installer. There is nothing to make it delete it self after a install so of course it will be there after a install. Just delete it or move it somewhere else"

[vdubhack]

Its been answered before, a simple search could have told you the answer.

But you can delete if you so wish

[skinnypuppy]

This has been answered here before in the forums. Just delete it, as it is no longer needed after you install BT4.

[Archangel-Amael]

Hello

I have installed backtrack 4 on my vista for dual boot but on my desktop there is a file called Install.sh?
Can i delete this? I have already installed backtrack.

Or do i need to run this again?

thanks

Big Mike

Merged with the other said thread.
OP Do use the search function.