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RTOS/TM4C1294NCPDT: How to get build to ignore FatFS

Part Number: TM4C1294NCPDT

Tool/software: TI-RTOS

I can't get my TIRTOS build to stop looking for the FatFS library.  I am replacing the TI version with a more recent version, which I planned to use as a separate library rather than plug in-place into the TI build tree.  This is because it's not a clean plug-in replacement.

In order to find and fix all the dependencies on the old, I simply moved the FatFS directory.  Tons of things broke, as planned, and I fixed them, with one exception: in the application build I get an error: "can't locate the package ti.mw.fatfs' along the path: blah blah."

That makes sense, because it's indeed not there any more.  How can I get the build to stop looking for it?  With no dependencies in any code, why is it looking for that library?  The application's cfg file contains no references to fatfs, only the following line reference to the encompassing package.

var mwConfig = xdc.useModule('ti.mw.Config');

I have grepped my way around the source tree, and I can't figure out where the application build gets the idea that the ti.mw.fatfs package is wanted.  

I am running CCS 6.2; compiler 16.9.3, xdc 3.31.1.22_core, RTOS 2.16.1.14 for TivaC.

I'd appreciate any hints about how to get this thing to stop looking for fatfs.

- Bob Cram