How do I stop launchd from starting a daemon that doesn't exist?

OK, the Console log image did not appear, repsting didn't work, so I edited the OP.

I did that. I think it was the first thing I did (or one of the first). Anyway, that file is now gone and Console still continued to report the attempt to start the thing.

I shut the iMac down for a few hours and rebooted. The Console now is clear of this mesage. So perhaps this issue is solved. But I know it has cropped up in the past and then I go on a hunt to find whatever traces of OpenDrive are left.

Do you, or anyone else, know of a way to find every last flippin' trace of a program so steps can be taken to kill it off completely?

Thanks, BTW, for your reply.

What is the Terminal commands to remove via launchctl?

There was no supplied uninstaller, unfortunately.

OpenDrive is that software that refuses to go quietly into the night. I trashed it using either AppCleaner or TrashMe, both of which search for related files and comprehensively delte the software. They don't always get everything, though.

But the flippin' thing refuses to die, periodically showing up in attempts to run and buggering up the iMac. Console gets spammed, I spend hours on search-and-destroy missions looking for remnants of it. I find them, get rid of them, and all is well, for a few months. And then.... it's baaaaaaaaaaaaaccckkkkk!!!!!!!

That's why I also asked if there's a way to find anything and everything related to it on the system. I have EasyFind, iFileX and something else I can't remember. They haven't been able to find anything except for Console messages and emails.