Too smart for my own good. OK, so I finally started playing around with kernel-power, finding just the right combination of smart reflex and overclocking frequencies and under volting and everything was working great until I decided to go a little further and explore some of the local files to see what was actually happening. I never chose to make any combination a 'default', preferring the flexibility of a reboot and resetting the overclocking parameters anew. However, I did something in qcpufreq that created a default file, and I wanted to find where it was.

So, /etc/default/kernel-power looked to be the source of the default. I opened it with leafpad just to have a look, but didn't change anything. Now everything is screwed up.

uname -r shows me that kernel-power v48 is installed
kernel-power show and kernel-power load lv comes back with kernel-power not found.

So, I try to deinstall and reinstall.
apt-get install --reinstall -y kernel kernel-flasher gets me the message that reinstallation is not possible kernel and kernel-flasher cannot be downloaded. Same story when I try to do it automatically with Nokia Kernel.

Help!