How do I remove or disable mdadm and other useless processes on Ubuntu Server?
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I do not use mdadm or any RAID arrays (software or hardware) on my system.
- Why does mdadm run on my fresh Ubuntu Server installation?
- Apt says that if I delete mdadm, ubuntu-server package will be deleted as well. How do I go about removing or disabling it?
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I do not use mdadm or any RAID arrays (software or hardware) on my system.
- Why does mdadm run on my fresh Ubuntu Server installation?
- Apt says that if I delete mdadm, ubuntu-server package will be deleted as well. How do I go about removing or disabling it?
server mdadm
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The question should be then, what do you define as useless applications? What may be useless to you may not be useless to another user. Canonical builds these packages based on input from users and what is needed. This sounds like more of a feature request than something that we can give you. See: askubuntu.com/questions/28440/where-can-i-send-feature-requests or see help.ubuntu.com/community/…
– Terrance
2 days ago
user4551, you have asked four (4) questions here. Please only ask one question per post. Click edit and remove three (3) questions, and save them for another post. Reading askubuntu.com/help/dont-ask is also a good idea.
– K7AAY
2 days ago
@Terrance I wouldn't necessarily be opposed to having the package installed, but I do mind it running when it's not being used for anything whatsoever.
– user4551
2 days ago
Try runningsudo dpkg-reconfigure mdadm
– Terrance
2 days ago
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I do not use mdadm or any RAID arrays (software or hardware) on my system.
- Why does mdadm run on my fresh Ubuntu Server installation?
- Apt says that if I delete mdadm, ubuntu-server package will be deleted as well. How do I go about removing or disabling it?
server mdadm
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I do not use mdadm or any RAID arrays (software or hardware) on my system.
- Why does mdadm run on my fresh Ubuntu Server installation?
- Apt says that if I delete mdadm, ubuntu-server package will be deleted as well. How do I go about removing or disabling it?
server mdadm
server mdadm
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The question should be then, what do you define as useless applications? What may be useless to you may not be useless to another user. Canonical builds these packages based on input from users and what is needed. This sounds like more of a feature request than something that we can give you. See: askubuntu.com/questions/28440/where-can-i-send-feature-requests or see help.ubuntu.com/community/…
– Terrance
2 days ago
user4551, you have asked four (4) questions here. Please only ask one question per post. Click edit and remove three (3) questions, and save them for another post. Reading askubuntu.com/help/dont-ask is also a good idea.
– K7AAY
2 days ago
@Terrance I wouldn't necessarily be opposed to having the package installed, but I do mind it running when it's not being used for anything whatsoever.
– user4551
2 days ago
Try runningsudo dpkg-reconfigure mdadm
– Terrance
2 days ago
add a comment |
The question should be then, what do you define as useless applications? What may be useless to you may not be useless to another user. Canonical builds these packages based on input from users and what is needed. This sounds like more of a feature request than something that we can give you. See: askubuntu.com/questions/28440/where-can-i-send-feature-requests or see help.ubuntu.com/community/…
– Terrance
2 days ago
user4551, you have asked four (4) questions here. Please only ask one question per post. Click edit and remove three (3) questions, and save them for another post. Reading askubuntu.com/help/dont-ask is also a good idea.
– K7AAY
2 days ago
@Terrance I wouldn't necessarily be opposed to having the package installed, but I do mind it running when it's not being used for anything whatsoever.
– user4551
2 days ago
Try runningsudo dpkg-reconfigure mdadm
– Terrance
2 days ago
The question should be then, what do you define as useless applications? What may be useless to you may not be useless to another user. Canonical builds these packages based on input from users and what is needed. This sounds like more of a feature request than something that we can give you. See: askubuntu.com/questions/28440/where-can-i-send-feature-requests or see help.ubuntu.com/community/…
– Terrance
2 days ago
The question should be then, what do you define as useless applications? What may be useless to you may not be useless to another user. Canonical builds these packages based on input from users and what is needed. This sounds like more of a feature request than something that we can give you. See: askubuntu.com/questions/28440/where-can-i-send-feature-requests or see help.ubuntu.com/community/…
– Terrance
2 days ago
user4551, you have asked four (4) questions here. Please only ask one question per post. Click edit and remove three (3) questions, and save them for another post. Reading askubuntu.com/help/dont-ask is also a good idea.
– K7AAY
2 days ago
user4551, you have asked four (4) questions here. Please only ask one question per post. Click edit and remove three (3) questions, and save them for another post. Reading askubuntu.com/help/dont-ask is also a good idea.
– K7AAY
2 days ago
@Terrance I wouldn't necessarily be opposed to having the package installed, but I do mind it running when it's not being used for anything whatsoever.
– user4551
2 days ago
@Terrance I wouldn't necessarily be opposed to having the package installed, but I do mind it running when it's not being used for anything whatsoever.
– user4551
2 days ago
Try running
sudo dpkg-reconfigure mdadm– Terrance
2 days ago
Try running
sudo dpkg-reconfigure mdadm– Terrance
2 days ago
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The question should be then, what do you define as useless applications? What may be useless to you may not be useless to another user. Canonical builds these packages based on input from users and what is needed. This sounds like more of a feature request than something that we can give you. See: askubuntu.com/questions/28440/where-can-i-send-feature-requests or see help.ubuntu.com/community/…
– Terrance
2 days ago
user4551, you have asked four (4) questions here. Please only ask one question per post. Click edit and remove three (3) questions, and save them for another post. Reading askubuntu.com/help/dont-ask is also a good idea.
– K7AAY
2 days ago
@Terrance I wouldn't necessarily be opposed to having the package installed, but I do mind it running when it's not being used for anything whatsoever.
– user4551
2 days ago
Try running
sudo dpkg-reconfigure mdadm– Terrance
2 days ago