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Package: sl-modem-modules
Severity: wishlist
I did my best to purge the sl modem stuff, however on boot I see:
modprobe: FATAL: Could not open
'/lib/modules/2.6.12-1-686/misc/slamr.ko': No such file or directory
And then I even see:
slamr: loaded successfully
Anyways, on purge perhaps tell the user what extra steps he needs to
take by hand to really clean up.
(I think putting a line in hotplug/blacklist might have fixed it.)
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#include <hallo.h>
* Dan Jacobson [Fri, Jan 20 2006, 05:28:59AM]:
> dpkg doesn't help here. Digging thru what remains of similarly named
> things on my system, I Did find something in
> /var/cache/apt/archives/sl-modem-* though, and determine
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] is most likely to help here. Anyway, what should
> happen is if the user does apt-get remove sl-modem-anything then all
> or most of sl-modem-* should be removed and the system restored to
> pristine state.
Well, reading module-assistant's manpage should help a lot, the command
is called "purge" for a reson ;-)
Further, the function you request is simply achieved running:
apt-get remove sl-modem-modules.*
Summary: RTFM m-a(8), apt-get(8). Closing the report.
Eduard.
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