So I installed xmms2 using synaptic.
Decided I didn't like it.
Used synaptic to do a "complete removal".
Just as i clicked on the OK, i realized it was removing a bit more than xmms2....
I noticed I had done something bad just after because almost every application within my menu was gone. Also, I could not get a shell to launch.
So got home today, tired of dealing with computer issues b/c im a software engineer & thats all i do all day long, & I try to boot up. First, I notice that I now have 2 Ubuntu items & 2 recovery items in my boot loader.
Choosing either one boots to a terminal. Where is my pretty kde interface?
So this is the last thing I get:
Boot from (hd0,5) ext3 0f0f182......
Starting up....
Loading, please wait...
19+0 records in
19+0 records out
kinit: name_to_dev_t(/dev/disk/by_uuid/.........
kinit: No resume image, doing normal boot ...
Ubuntu 9.04 i530 tty1
i530 login: *Stopping NTP server ntpd *starting NTP server ntpd
Can I fix this?
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Decided I didn't like it.
Used synaptic to do a "complete removal".
Just as i clicked on the OK, i realized it was removing a bit more than xmms2....
I noticed I had done something bad just after because almost every application within my menu was gone. Also, I could not get a shell to launch.
So got home today, tired of dealing with computer issues b/c im a software engineer & thats all i do all day long, & I try to boot up. First, I notice that I now have 2 Ubuntu items & 2 recovery items in my boot loader.
Choosing either one boots to a terminal. Where is my pretty kde interface?
So this is the last thing I get:
Boot from (hd0,5) ext3 0f0f182......
Starting up....
Loading, please wait...
19+0 records in
19+0 records out
kinit: name_to_dev_t(/dev/disk/by_uuid/.........
kinit: No resume image, doing normal boot ...
Ubuntu 9.04 i530 tty1
i530 login: *Stopping NTP server ntpd *starting NTP server ntpd
Can I fix this?
SOLVED
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