1.) Move your .emacs file to .orig.emacs
2.) Reinstall the slime package.
3.) Open up Emacs and run slime.
Slime will respond with an error message indicating that a lisp program is not properly specified. Manually fixing this is easy, just create a .emacs file that contains (setq inferior-lisp-program "/usr/bin/sbcl"). However, I think it would be reasonable to make it so the package takes care of this for the user. A .emacs file with the above line should automatically be created.
Steps to reproduce:
1.) Move your .emacs file to .orig.emacs
2.) Reinstall the slime package.
3.) Open up Emacs and run slime.
Slime will respond with an error message indicating that a lisp program is not properly specified. Manually fixing this is easy, just create a .emacs file that contains (setq inferior- lisp-program "/usr/bin/sbcl"). However, I think it would be reasonable to make it so the package takes care of this for the user. A .emacs file with the above line should automatically be created.