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Originally Posted by tuxuser1
It has been a good reason to put my hands in slackpkgplus script for understand that applyblacklist() removed it.
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Yes, I run with USEBL=on, I have a few items in blacklist, for example kernel packages (excluding kernel-firmware and kernel-headers). Did you know you can use -noblacklist to turn off the blacklist? For example 'slackpkg download kernel -noblacklist'
To find all the available options use 'slackpkg help -help'
