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[Huzzy]

When I tried uninstalling a mod it comes up with this message: Unable to find package file!

[N3RVE]

Did you delete the mod package?

[Colin]

That would mean going in and deleting the file in /Packages

If you did you will want to reupload that file and then try removing the mod. Always remove the mod via SMF not through FTP as it doesn't "undo" what it has done to the source code.

[Huzzy]

It wouldnt let me remove it from SMF.

[kat]

They mean "Is the install archive (Package) still in your Packages" directory?"

I locked your duplicate topic...

I'll delete it, now, too.

[Huzzy]

Damn! Their was an answer on the other topic, what was it? What did it ask me to do?

[Huzzy]

And no it is not in the directory.

[kat]

It was me, saying what I just said.

Get the install archive and put it in Packages.

[Huzzy]

Do I just put the zipped file in the Packages folder?

[Huzzy]

Okay done, now this message comes up :

http://prntscr.com/9efw5

[kat]

Ah... you removed the "Backups" directory, too, ay?

[Huzzy]

Not sure :/

[Herman's Mixen]

load the original package into one of the package parsers like the one in my signature its a dutch one have let me do a search for en universal one

SmfHacks  package parser

[Huzzy]

huh? Sorry, I am new to this. I do not understand

[kat]

Basically, he's saying to look at the mod's parser and manually reverse the edits that were made.

[Herman's Mixen]

yes thats what i m saying just take look at it its a powerful tool for manualy make edit to reverse or install an mod

just downlaod the mod in zip tar,gz or tgz format browse to it with parser en make your choices

[Huzzy]

The Pakket Parser - SMF 2.0.2 Dutch Only?

[Herman's Mixen]

thats a dutch one for the dutch community here try the one i provided from smfhacks its english (universal)

[Huzzy]

http://prntscr.com/9ehz6

This is what I got, what do I do?

[TheListener]

The premiumbeat mod works perfect on 2.0.2

Have a look at the Mod Emulate link in my signature.

As for package parser try this link.

http://www.tytyweb.net/projects/smf/package-parser/