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The space was still gone, though. I think I will fiddle a little bit and see what I can do.
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since today there is a new version of mplayer. I am having two questions regarding this, maybe you can help me out:
1. How can I see if it is optified? I know that this is not the case with earlier versions.
dpkg mplayer -L gives the following output:
2. How do I get rid of the files installed by older versions? I lost 19MB of rootfs space when installing older versions. Of course I was aware of thet before installing, but mplayer is just too good
Thanks a lot for your help,
Corwin
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