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[varunendra <1367882@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

And I very seriously believe that it is the "/DEBIAN/control" file
within the .deb package that is causing the trouble.

Line #15 in it seems to be an accidental copy-paste, confusing dpkg (a
super long Modalias line). Needs to be fixed (deleted) immediately
before plenty of more "The update broke my system" threads pop up, as if
all those brand new Ethernet troubles were not enough.

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Title:
  linux-firmware-nonfree doesn't properly install firmware.

Status in “linux” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  The latest version of linux-firmware-nonfree does not install the
  firmware files to /lib/firmware as expected. In fact, if --reinstall
  is selected, the package actually removes previously installed
  firmware! Please see: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2243562
  Refer to posts #9 and following.

  On my own system, I did: sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-
  firmware-nonfree. After it completes, I did: ls -al /lib/firmware/b43
  and find: ls: cannot access /lib/firmware/b43: No such file or
  directory

  As this package installs required firmware for many ubiquitous
  Broadcom wireless devices, it is important that this bug be corrected
  soon.

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