Примечания к выпуску для Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless LAN Client Adapter

To uninstall the driver and client utilities manually, enter the following at the command line (excluding 
the comment (#) lines).

#remove the utilities:

rm /opt/cisco/bin/acu

rm /opt/cisco/bin/bcard

rm /opt/cisco/bin/leapset

rm /opt/cisco/bin/leapscript

rm /opt/cisco/bin/leaplogin

rm /opt/cisco/ACU.PRFS

# remove the utility subdirectory:

rmdir /opt/cisco/bin

# remove the help files:

rm /opt/cisco/helpml.tar.gz

rm /opt/cisco/helpml/*

# remove the help files subdirectory:

rmdir /opt/cisco/helpml

# remove the main cisco directory:

rmdir /opt/cisco

# remmove the drivers (note: the card should not be in the system

# when removing the drivers, otherwise the files might be in use)

The location of the drivers can vary depending on the major kernel version in use (2.2 or 2.4) and whether 
or not the pcmcia-cs package was used. If your distribution supports the locate command (most do), the 
driver’s locations can be determined by the output from locate airo and locate airo_cs.o. Use the rm 
command to remove the drivers.

For example, if locate airo.o returns: 

# /lib/modules/2.2.16-25.uid32/pcmcia/airo.o 

you would use:

rm /lib/modules/2.2.16-25.uid32/pcmcia/airo.o

to remove the driver file. Use the same procedure to remove airo_cs.o.

If your system does not support the locate command, then you can use the find command as follows:

# find/-name airo.o and find/-name airo_cs.o

Use the output from these commands as you would the output from the locate command discussed above. 
The driver and utilities are now removed from your system.

 lists the install script options.