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From: Boris Dragovic <lynx@falcon.etf.bg.ac.yu>
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Subject: Re: negative mod use count
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> Not necessarily.  Please read the other replies (specifically mine) to
> discover the real answer as to why modules can _legally_ have negative
> use counts.

thanks to all the replies, I think it is a bug in the module since the
use count is -3 :). it is ltmodem driver for lucent win modems...

thnx,
lynx


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