Improve make install to work properly with a distro that use non-standard dir for V4L/DVB modules

From: Mauro Carvalho Chehab <mchehab@redhat.com>

One distro stores kernel/drivers/media files on non-standard dirs.

I can't see any logical rule for, once having the kernel original dir
position, determine were the kernel driver were placed on that distro.

For example, they put xc5000.ko driver inside <foo>/media/au0828,
while the expected place would be something like
<foo>/media/common/tuners.

So, this patch do some tricks, when "make rminstall" or "make install"
is called:

1) detect if it is such distro;

2) if so, it will run something like:
	find <foo>/media -name <module.ko> -exec rm '{}' \;
where <module.ko> is the official V4L/DVB name for the compiled modules,
and <foo> is the distro non-standard dir.

This should remove the new V4L/DVB .ko modules that are located at the
non-standard dir or inside one of its sub-directories.

NOTICE: If there are other V4L/DVB drivers there that (1) aren't inside
V4L/DVB tree; (2) weren't selected to compile; then those drivers will
likely stop working.

This patch doesn't affect the other distros.

Priority: normal

Signed-off-by: Mauro Carvalho Chehab <mchehab@infradead.org>

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