>Thank you for your prompt reply!
>
>However, this is the first time ever I tried using the CVS, so I had no
>files hanging around prior to this downloading. I am also pretty sure
>that I downloaded the stuff with -P flag (I did it as instructions on
>the alsa-project page have stated it, including the -P flag). On top of
>that I even tried updating the whole CVS tree just to see if that will
>fix it.
>
>So, I am not sure why it is even referencing the file in the first place
>if none of the other files are supposed to mention it.
>
>Should I uninstall every trace of Alsa from my cpu before trying to use
>CVS?
No, thats not the issue. It might be a CVS sync issue at sf.net, as
well. The "anonymous" CVS repository is sometimes 6hrs behind the
"login" CVS repository.
rme9652_mem.c is now in the "Attic" meaning that it was removed from
CVS:
pbd[987]>cvs -z3 status rme9652_mem.c
===================================================================
File: no file rme9652_mem.c Status: Up-to-date
Working revision: No entry for rme9652_mem.c
Repository revision: 1.8
/cvsroot/alsa/alsa-kernel/pci/rme9652/Attic/rme9652_mem.c,v
pbd[988]>
This means that if you checkout ALSA, you should not get this file. I
would suggest that try
cvs -z3 update -dP
again, and see if that removes the file.
--p
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