I did three upgrades starting with Hardy Heron, which was installed, and ending up with the latest thing with the letters on the end. Should say I have little experience with *ubuntu.
The version immediately before, ?10.4, worked alright. But I got over enthusiastic and went for the one with letters on the end.
Is there any way, from the command line - no graphics, to de-upgrade back to the previous version: the one before the most modern one.
The current thing seems pretty iremediable: the most obvious problem is the UUID's are incorrect. There seems to be some major problem with udev. I usually take the line of least resistance; so is there some way to reinstall the previous version without destroying my home directory (it's all on the same partition)? I've been using Debian since Adam was a lad but know bugger all about Kubuntu.
Great thanks any help.
The version immediately before, ?10.4, worked alright. But I got over enthusiastic and went for the one with letters on the end.
Is there any way, from the command line - no graphics, to de-upgrade back to the previous version: the one before the most modern one.
The current thing seems pretty iremediable: the most obvious problem is the UUID's are incorrect. There seems to be some major problem with udev. I usually take the line of least resistance; so is there some way to reinstall the previous version without destroying my home directory (it's all on the same partition)? I've been using Debian since Adam was a lad but know bugger all about Kubuntu.
Great thanks any help.
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