This should only affect those using antiX-M8-test2.
Before upgrading/dist-upgrading REMOVE tg3 package via synaptic or
#apt-get remove --purge tg3
If you got caught and upgraded and got error message
#apt-get remove --purge tg3
#apt-get update
#apt-get dist-upgrade (or apt-get upgrade)
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anticapitalista
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Thanks for the warning!anticapitalista wrote:This should only affect those using antiX-M8-test2.
Before upgrading/dist-upgrading REMOVE tg3 package via synaptic or
#apt-get remove --purge tg3
If you got caught and upgraded and got error message
#apt-get remove --purge tg3
#apt-get update
#apt-get dist-upgrade (or apt-get upgrade)
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#3
thanks anti.
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#4
What is this tg3. There is no description in synaptic.
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anticapitalista
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#5
It was installed in antiX-M8-test2.
It is a driver for a broadcom netlink bcm5787m card.
It is now in the latest 2.6.27-7 MEPIS kernel and in conflicted with the installed driver.
It is a driver for a broadcom netlink bcm5787m card.
It is now in the latest 2.6.27-7 MEPIS kernel and in conflicted with the installed driver.
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Thanks.