You can use the Fiery Software Uninstaller from the Terminal application for
removal of the Fiery printer and corresponding printer driver on Mac OS X v10.7 and later using
command-line functions.
During the uninstall process, the Fiery Software
Uninstaller will not ask for any confirmation from the user, such as to close running applications
or ask to retain preferences.
If an application is running, it will be closed
and the uninstall will proceed without any confirmation from the user.
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Open the Terminal application.
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Type sudo FSU -s CurrentUserName Flag
Where CurrentUserName can be provided as \”$USER\” or
`whoami`. It is used to get the location of the user specific
Library/Preferences folder.
Where FSU is /Fiery Software Uninstaller.app/Contents/MacOS/Fiery Software
Uninstaller.
The [flags] can be any of the following:
| - rmAll |
Removes all Fiery applications, printers and drivers. |
| - rmApps
|
Removes all Fiery applications. |
| -rmPrints |
Removes all printers. |
| -rmDrivs |
Removes all Fiery Drivers. |
| -a “App1, App2” |
Removes specified applications. Application names must be separated by comma and the
complete list should be enclosed within parentheses, “ “. |
| -arp "App1, App2" |
Remove specified applications but retain their preference files. For example,
for "Fiery Command WorkStation". |
| -p “Printer1, Printer2” |
Remove specified printers. Printer names must be separated by comma and complete list
should be enclosed within parentheses, “ “. |
| -d “Driver1, Driver2” |
Removes specified drivers. Driver names must be separated by comma and complete list should
be enclosed within parentheses, “ “. |
| -getAllInstalledProducts |
Gets a list of all installed products. |
| -getInstalledDrivers |
Gets a list of all installed Fiery Drivers. |
| -getInstalledPrinters |
Gets a list of all installed Fiery printers. |
The following are examples of removing a Fiery
printer driver with the Fiery Software Uninstaller command-line functions.
| sudo FSU -s “$USER” - rmAll |
| sudo FSU -s “$USER” -rmApps |
| sudo FSU -s “$USER” -rmPrints |
| sudo FSU -s “$USER” -rmDrivs |
| sudo FSU -s “$USER” -getAllInstalledProducts |
| sudo FSU -s “$USER” -getInstalledDrivers |
| sudo FSU -s “$USER” -getInstalledPrinters |
| sudo FSU -s “$USER” -a “Command WorkStation 5,
HotFolders” |
| sudo FSU -s “$USER” -p “10.210.12.24 , 10.210.34.45” |
| sudo FSU -s “$USER” -d “Driver1, Driver2” |
