Hi
We have just installed the above on a dual boot HP G.250 laptop. All was well
until Edubuntu requested we upgrade from 14.04. The machine downloaded a lot
of stuff and now we get a “failed to start session” at the login page.
This error is described on the ubuntu page, we have tried
again when it was waked up by WOL
before.
With the r8168-dkms driver it works fine. :-)
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 03. Dezember 2014 um 15:22 Uhr
Von: Julian Timm x-dimens...@gmx.net
An: Edubuntu ML edubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com
Betreff: Aw: Aw: Re: Re: Wake on LAN don't work after upgrade
upgrade to Edubuntu 14.04
I have tested the Shuttle DS437 client on our second Edubuntu 14.04 LTSP
server today
and wake on LAN works fine here. So there must be a configuration issue on
our other server.
But with the second server I run into another problem, that don't exist on
our first
On 27/10/2014 01:12 μμ, Julian Timm wrote:
I have tried to use the old LTSP Images that was working fine on Edubuntu 12.04
with Edubuntu 14.04 (copied /opt/ltsp/ and /var/lib/tftpboot back and restarted
the server),
but also with this image Wake On Lan don't work anymore.
I hope this helps to
. Oktober 2014 um 10:07 Uhr
Von: Julian Timm x-dimens...@gmx.net
An: Edubuntu ML edubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com
Betreff: Aw: Re: Wake on LAN don't work after upgrade to Edubuntu 14.04
Hi Alkis,
here is the output of ethtool eth0:
--
root@ubuntu:~# ethtool eth0
Settings for eth0
Is there any reason not to upgrade in Edubuntu 12.04? How do I do it?
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Nicolas,
I am also having firefox and chrome crashes on 10.04 (fatclent image). In
chrome, the flash plugin crashes often as well. I removed all of my user's
hidden files and this did not correct the problem. I am noticing that swap
goes to 100% and does not drop when I close programs. Only a
On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 6:16 PM, David Groos djgr...@gmail.com wrote:
This is good to hear, Steve, as I'm going to be using (hopefully) LDAP
authentication to the districts AD server this year and hope that Sabayon
will work. Do you have any advice or know of accurate wiki pages for lucid
or
Steve,
'as advertised', nice! You are using samba do I understand to authenticate
to an AD server? You're saying that the basic how to pages for the product
do the trick?
David
On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 1:06 PM, Rippl, Steve rip...@woodlandschools.orgwrote:
On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 6:16 PM,
This is good to hear, Steve, as I'm going to be using (hopefully)
LDAP authentication to the districts AD server this year and hope
that Sabayon will work. Do you have any advice or know of accurate
wiki pages for lucid or products on how to set it up or things to
stay away from? I won't
Hi all,
I have recently upgraded to 10.04 but now all my users have issues and I
wanted to reset all their preferences. Do you recommend this command:
sudo rm -rf /home/*/*.gnome */home/*/***.gnome2 */home/*/***.gconf */home/*/
***.gconfd */home/*/***.metacity*
Also, I know that this will not
On Fri, 2010-08-27 at 11:03 -0400, Nicolas Roussi wrote:
I have recently upgraded to 10.04 but now all my users have issues and
I wanted to reset all their preferences. Do you recommend this
command:
sudo rm
-rf /home/*/.gnome /home/*/.gnome2 /home/*/.gconf /home/*/.gconfd
/home/*/.metacity
On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 8:03 AM, Nicolas Roussi nrou...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there a way that from the shell I can remove the Firefox icon from the
panel and add Chromium?
Have you looked at the sabayon package? Works very well now thanks to the
work of Scott Balneaves...
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Charl and Steve thanks for the suggestions.
I have tried sabayon on 7.04 and it broke my installation so from that day I
kind of decided to stay away from it. Will it work with my LDAP users?
On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 3:47 PM, Rippl, Steve rip...@woodlandschools.orgwrote:
On Fri, Aug 27, 2010
I had a Edubuntu 8.04 install that I ran through the upgrade cycles up to
10.04. Now when my client PCs try and connect up, they get:
PXE-T02 - Forbidden Directory
PXE-E3C - TFTP Error - Access Violation
PXE-M0F - Exiting PXE ROM
Can someone point me to which rock to look under to get
be appreciated! I
don't
want to willy-nilly upgrade a kernel, sounds like risky business.
Thanks!
David
On Mar 19, 2010, at 4:35 PM, ekul taylor wrote:
Run
uname -r
which will tell you the specific build of the kernel you are running.
If the PAE kernel is in use it will have -pae in the name
download the kernel. I couldn't access it
via Synaptic, probably because I've set sources to Jaunty but I
wasn't sure how to set some to Karmic. Any link/suggestion would be
appreciated! I don't want to willy-nilly upgrade a kernel, sounds
like risky business.
Thanks!
David
On Mar 19, 2010
the link that Alkis
provided and I could download the kernel. I couldn't access it via
Synaptic, probably because I've set sources to Jaunty but I wasn't sure how
to set some to Karmic. Any link/suggestion would be appreciated! I don't
want to willy-nilly upgrade a kernel, sounds like risky
would be appreciated! I don't
want to willy-nilly upgrade a kernel, sounds like risky business.
Thanks!
David
On Mar 19, 2010, at 4:35 PM, ekul taylor wrote:
Run
uname -r
which will tell you the specific build of the kernel you are running. If
the PAE kernel is in use it will have -pae
this kernel? I used the link that Alkis
provided and I could download the kernel. I couldn't access it via
Synaptic, probably because I've set sources to Jaunty but I wasn't sure how
to set some to Karmic. Any link/suggestion would be appreciated! I don't
want to willy-nilly upgrade a kernel, sounds
the link that
Alkis provided and I could download the kernel. I couldn't access it via
Synaptic, probably because I've set sources to Jaunty but I wasn't sure how
to set some to Karmic. Any link/suggestion would be appreciated! I don't
want to willy-nilly upgrade a kernel, sounds like risky
to Jaunty but I wasn't sure
how
to set some to Karmic. Any link/suggestion would be appreciated! I don't
want to willy-nilly upgrade a kernel, sounds like risky business.
Thanks!
David
On Mar 19, 2010, at 4:35 PM, ekul taylor wrote:
Run
uname -r
which will tell you the specific build
Alkis Georgopoulos alk...@gmail.com wrote:
I'd clone the current setup - especially considering you'll only be
using that installation for 2 months or so.
Great--didn't know I could 32--64
If you have more than 4 Gb RAM on your server, you can just install the
linux-server kernel to
Confusion compounds...
the one thing I might have understood...
If you install this kernel in Jaunty/Karmic, then you can access more
than 4 Gb of RAM while having 32 bit systems/OS:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/linux-server
So you can do that either in the old or the new server.
The 32/64 bit question is very complicated. Hopefully I can help.
Any AMD Opteron or Intel Xeon server made in the past few years has support
for running 32 bit and 64 bit code (even at the same time). So you could
clone your existing server and it would work fine but you might not be able
to
Thanks Ekul for the further info, I get it now. I think I'll use solution
#1 below--sounds like it is doable and will help out with what I need for
these last couple of months of school then over summer power-up with a new
Lucid install. I'm pretty sure I'm currently using the server install.
Run
uname -r
which will tell you the specific build of the kernel you are running. If
the PAE kernel is in use it will have -pae in the name. if you don't see
that you'll need to install the linux-server package.
You can also run free -m as a check to ensure all your ram is being
addressed.
Hi All
I've got a promise of a new 64 bit server (well, new for me). And, I'd like
to be using it ASAP to better run 2 classes off the same server.
I'm assuming that, since this new server is 64 bit I can't clone my current
32 bit server on to it so I will have to install a new server on it.
it takes a couple of months after the
final release to work the bugs out so to speak.
In addition, I found a jump in speed by doing a fresh install rather than
an upgrade. However, I failed to back up important config files and as a
result am re-configuring the server. Planned install would
hi,
Am Dienstag, den 05.01.2010, 20:46 -0800 schrieb Steve Rippl:
We edit gconf directly to adjust some other things...
gconftool-2 --direct --config-source
xml:readwrite:/etc/gconf/gconf.xml.mandatory --type bool
--set /desktop/gnome/file_views/show_backup_files False
Oliver Grawert wrote:
instead of calling gconftool over and over, you should take a look
at /usr/share/gconf/defaults/ add a file there with the keys and values
you want to have set by default, if you pick a high enough sequence
number for the filename (i.e. 99_foo_bar) it will always set the
upgraded
the chroot several times just to keep up-to-date for the sake of security.
(apt-get update then apt-get upgrade following the instructions in the
Edubuntu handbook)
Since you asked the question, I've just done it again a few minutes ago -
good timing - since school starts back again
:
Good question. I've had a small seven client LTSP computer lab running for
about 18 months now. It's running on Hardy (Ubuntu 8.04). I have upgraded
the chroot several times just to keep up-to-date for the sake of security.
(apt-get update then apt-get upgrade following the instructions
of security.
(apt-get update then apt-get upgrade following the instructions in the
Edubuntu handbook)
Since you asked the question, I've just done it again a few minutes ago -
good timing - since school starts back again tomorrow after the Christmas
holiday.
I was surprised to see
David Groos wrote:
It seems I've seen in a few places that it isn't important
to update the chroot too often, only when doing certain sorts of
upgrades (don't ask me what the criteria are, I don't know :))
Steve, what tools/setting do you use when you go about locking down the
desktop?
environments up to date.
So my question is: do you upgrade your chroot? Why or why-not?
Thanks!
John
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Good question. I've had a small seven client LTSP computer lab running
for about 18 months now. It's running on Hardy (Ubuntu 8.04). I have
upgraded the chroot several times just to keep up-to-date for the sake
of security. (apt-get update then apt-get upgrade following the
instructions
Gavin, I just got back into school and ran the command you suggested. It
put out perhaps thousands of lines of identical text and then a few dozen
lines of different text. In the attached file (made with gedit) I copied
the command, and the last several dozen lines of output including a number
Thanks Gavin for the explanation.
Your comment that:
I'd say your problem is in the
errors mounting /dev/nbd0 and /rofs.
got me to google the comments from the non-booting client. It appears that
what happened isn't unheard of (not much is), though most of it is old--2008
or so. The most
Hi,
On Tue, 24 Nov 2009, David Groos wrote:
Thanks Gavin for sending your ideas! See below for comment.
== Try Manual TFTP Download ==
snip
Didn't really get this so tried the next idea...
Fair enough, sorry. I should have explained better. Basically, it looked
(before) like the TFTP
On Mon, 23 Nov 2009, David Groos wrote:
I've attempted a Jaunty to Karmic LTSP server upgrade. Things weren't
completely smooth but I was able to do the upgrade without too much
problem. However, when I test boot a thin client, the screen goes to its
regular point of the last line saying
Thanks Gavin for sending your ideas! See below for comment.
Not sure where to look from here. Any ideas?
A couple of suggestions:
== Try Manual TFTP Download ==
Could you install a tftp client package (tftp, atftp, tftp-hpa) and try
downloading the images which the dhcp server is handing
Sweet hsw...@gcsny.org wrote:
I hope to find out tomorrow. I started the upgrade before I left work.
Of course, I have a known working partimage-image so I can restore the
existing system
in 4 minutes if anything bad should happen. I know how long it takes
because I borked
the server
, Harry Sweet hsw...@gcsny.org wrote:
I hope to find out tomorrow. I started the upgrade before I left work.
Of course, I have a known working partimage-image so I can restore the
existing system
in 4 minutes if anything bad should happen. I know how long it takes
because I borked
the server
I recently upgraded to Hardy from Feisty and Gutsy. Now USB flash drives will
not mount on the thin clients as they did before.
ltsp
Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy
Kernel 2.2.24-22-server
Gnome 2.22.3
Please advise how to correct.
Thanks,
John
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has anyone taken the plunge yet , what recommendations cd upgrade or via
apt ?
I am assuming we dump our current images and /opt/ltsp directory and
build the chroot again.
the know issues list seems a little long for 8.10 but I didn't spot any
ltsp specific problems.
any comments ?
Regards
ok for a few weeks. This morning I did an
upgrade using Update Manager and now it won't boot up.
When loading avahi-daemon it hangs for a while then says fail. After
that the boot up fails until it hangs when it gets to starting Gnome
Display Manager.
What should I do?
Since Gnome
reached while waiting for return value.
Did not receive return value from daemon process. fail
2008/6/9 Krsnendu dasa [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have been running Hardy ok for a few weeks. This morning I did an
upgrade using Update Manager and now it won't boot up.
When loading avahi-daemon it hangs
2008/6/9 Charles Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
...
If all else fails, burn a live CD (Knoppix) and boot your machine
from that. You should get full access to your drives, and should be
able to edit the boot loader conf file to get the system into single
user mode (again, you will need to google
I disabled the onboard network card in bios and now it starts. The
second network card still works fine. I guess it is back to the store
for another motherboard. In the meantime I will add another card and
see how things go. Thanks for the tips.
2008/6/10 Ville Pöntinen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have been running Hardy ok for a few weeks. This morning I did an
upgrade using Update Manager and now it won't boot up.
When loading avahi-daemon it hangs for a while then says fail. After
that the boot up fails until it hangs when it gets to starting Gnome
Display Manager.
What should I do
More info
It also says:-
When starting avahi:
Timeout reached while waiting for return value.
Did not receive return value from daemon process. fail
2008/6/9 Krsnendu dasa [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have been running Hardy ok for a few weeks. This morning I did an
upgrade using Update Manager
I am currently running ubuntu ltsp 7.04 I was wondering what the best
approach might be to get to ubuntu 8.04
1. Should I upgrade to 7.10 using the upgrade manager and then upgrade
to 8.04 using the same or
2. Should I somehow upgrade to 8.04 using the alternate cd etc or
3.???
Any suggestions
rant
I'd love to see a master config file where you can specify defaults
for all users,
It is a standard convention for Unix programs to have the global config
file in /etc and user settings in their home directories. Too bad Open
Office doesn't respect this convention.
Have you filed a bug
completely
before attempting the upgrade and also makes clear you ought to apply
the integrations which makes things look better.
There isn't a README or INSTALL provided with the stock OO.deb AFAIKT.
Lame, lame, lame.
Unfortunately in the end I wasn't able to upgrade because the new
install would have
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Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2008 11:27 AM
To: Edubuntu Users Group
Subject: whats the best way to upgrade openoffice in 7.04?
Hi all,
I'd like to upgrade my ltsp users to the latest stable openoffice
version. The repos are apparently not tracking upgrades for OO. Can
Subject: whats the best way to upgrade openoffice in 7.04?
Hi all,
I'd like to upgrade my ltsp users to the latest stable openoffice
version. The repos are apparently not tracking upgrades for OO. Can
anyone tell me the the preferred path for an upgrade?
Thanks!
John
Greg Reagle kirjoitti:
I recommend Ubuntu Backports. See
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports.
There is no updated OpenOffice for 7.04?
http://packages.ubuntu.com/feisty-backports/allpackages?format=txt.gz
Best Regards Asmo Koskinen.
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Thanks very much Asmo.
John
On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 9:53 AM, Asmo Koskinen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
john kirjoitti:
Can anyone tell me the the preferred path for an upgrade?
Remove old OOo and install new one from OOo deb-package.
http://download.openoffice.org/other.html
Linux
Hi all,
I'd like to upgrade my ltsp users to the latest stable openoffice
version. The repos are apparently not tracking upgrades for OO. Can
anyone tell me the the preferred path for an upgrade?
Thanks!
John
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john kirjoitti:
Can anyone tell me the the preferred path for an upgrade?
Remove old OOo and install new one from OOo deb-package.
http://download.openoffice.org/other.html
Linux deb package works just fine with Ubuntu.
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Moin Maning!
Am Montag, den 31.03.2008, 10:43 +0800 schrieb maning sambale:
After a very long apt-get and dpkg process, I was finally able to run
gutsy on my old laptop. It looks really good. However, I cannot seem
to use my swap anymore.
sudo swapon /dev/hda5
doesn't work anymore using
Gutsy placed my swap partition to /dev/mapper/sda5
So I updated the fstab to link here. I suppose this is completely
alright. Running OK now.
On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 1:13 PM, Kai Wüstermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Moin Maning!
Am Montag, den 31.03.2008, 10:43 +0800 schrieb maning sambale:
Hello all,
I was wondering if anyone could tell me what changed with gutsy that would make
the couple lines I put in /etc/profile be ignored?
I have these lines in the /etc/profile script to add easy access to users
network shares, which worked in Feisty...
#Setup Bookmark to Network shares
echo
Hi,
On Wed, 23 Jan 2008, Bill Moseley wrote:
That's seems a bit drastic. I have already customized my chroot a
bit, plus it seems like one should be able to upgrade the chroot as a
part of normal maintenance for bug fixes and security updates.
On reflection, this doc seems to suggest you
to
the chroot, and then ran a dist-upgrade.
Then I got a few errors:
Can not write log, openpty() failed (/dev/pts not mounted?)
In addition to chroot /opt/ltsp/i386 do I need to mount /dev/pts in
general? Same with /proc?
Also, a new kernel came with the update.
Preparing
This is on Edubuntu Gutsy.
I wanted to enable vnc[1], but my chroot only had a cdrom for
sources.list. So I copied the sources.list file from the server to
the chroot, and then ran a dist-upgrade.
Then I got a few errors:
Can not write log, openpty() failed (/dev/pts not mounted
Friend,*
*Do not upgrade from 7.04 to 7.10. Do a clean install. Actually the Ubuntu
7.04 is the best of all distro's provided you do not go for the version
upgrades. Only upgrade Firefox, Thunderbird, konqueror etc. *
*I use the Ubuntu 7.04 which I got from the DVD sent with the Linux
Magazine
I am having problems doing a distribution upgrade. I have done it ok on my
home computer (ubuntu with kubuntu and edubuntu added later), but at school
(edubuntu with kubuntu added) it is failing due to not catching all the
repositories. I have tried the NZ server, the main server and several other
I forgot to mention I am trying to upgrade from 7.04(Feisty) to 7.10(Gutsy).
On 03/01/2008, Krsnendu dasa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having problems doing a distribution upgrade. I have done it ok on my
home computer (ubuntu with kubuntu and edubuntu added later), but at school
(edubuntu
We're happily running Edubuntu 7.04, but are interested in upgrading to
Gutsy (Edubuntu 7.10) over the winter holidays.
Is the upgrade worthwhile? Faster start-up of client sessions under
Gutsy is attractive, but what are the negatives? I'm concerned about
reports of problems with local devices
Richard Doyle kirjoitti:
We're happily running Edubuntu 7.04, but are interested in upgrading to
Gutsy (Edubuntu 7.10) over the winter holidays.
Me, too, from Ubuntu 6.06 32-bit (P4/1GB) to the Ubuntu 7.10 64-bit
(Dual Core Xeon/4GB). Quite a jump. We has used that old system about
three
On Thu, Nov 01, 2007 at 07:46:20PM -0400, Alfred Nutile wrote:
I know there are docs on the ubuntu site but do I just follow those to
upgrade by Edubutu (with the edubuntu cdrom)
1. Run update to get all my Feisty apps up to date.
2. Book off the edu cdrom and upgrade?
You'll also want
I have an AMD64 server running 8 thin clients, all of which are i386 boxes. I had to do a build with the i386 machine. Everything went well and all clients connected.I upgrade to 7.10 - Nobody connects anymore. I did a reinstall using the 7.10 disk which I downloaded. I tried to retrace my steps
[EMAIL PROTECTED] kirjoitti:
At the thjin clients, it looks like they connect and actually get dhcp
addresses, but finally enters a shell when certain files are not found.
Tell us - what kind of thin clients - old pc's or real one's.
I run to that with old real one - Jammin 225 - it was too
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an AMD64 server running 8 thin clients, all of which are i386 boxes.
I
had to do a build with the i386 machine. Everything went well and all
clients
connected.
I upgrade to 7.10 - Nobody connects anymore. I did a reinstall using the
7.10
disk
I know there are docs on the ubuntu site but do I just follow those to
upgrade by Edubutu (with the edubuntu cdrom)
1. Run update to get all my Feisty apps up to date.
2. Book off the edu cdrom and upgrade?
(internet is slow so this is better for me)
???
Thanks
Alfred
Don't know about Gutsy but Feisty was,
sudo apt-get install ltsp-server and friends , use aptitude search ltsp.
Did all u need , worked fine.
W
Alfred Nutile wrote:
I know there are docs on the ubuntu site but do I just follow those to
upgrade by Edubutu (with the edubuntu cdrom)
1. Run
We moved from 7.04 to 7.10 doing an upgrade via ssh on the LTSP server.
Most of the things work fine, but after the reboot, for the previous
network profile got mangled. We had eth0 and eth1 for internal and
external interfaces. After the upgrade, the interfaces became eth1 and
eth2 and eth2
hi,
Am Freitag, den 19.10.2007, 10:51 -1000 schrieb R. Scott Belford:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc/init.d$ ./nfs-kernel-server restart
open: Permission denied
* Stopping NFS kernel daemon
start-stop-daemon: warning: failed to kill 5805: Operation not permitted
great, isnt it ? normal users are not
I have a problem with Flashplayer and Firefox. I've just upgraded from
Dapper Dan to Feisty Fox 7.04 in the hope that I would be able to view
content on those sites requiring Flash Player 8 or higher. I had Flash
Player 7 installed before upgrading.
I discovered that the upgrade
Chris Meissen wrote:
Attempted an uninstall using apt-get and managed to uninstall
Flashplayer 9 but about:plugins still shows Flashplayer 7 installed and
it will not uninstall. I want to get rid of it completely in order to
do a clean reinstall of version 9.
Any ideas or instructions are
Krsnendu dasa kirjoitti:
I am a bit afraid of doing a full distribution upgrade on a production
system, although I have to say it has worked pretty well on my home system.
I use Ubuntu 6.06 LTS with LTSP 4.2. Next L(ong) T(erm) S(upport) will
be Ubuntu 8.04. If then everybody confirms
Hi,
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007, Krsnendu dasa wrote:
I mean if I do a fresh install of Feisty now, will it be easy to upgrade
just the LTSP parts of Gutsy?
Not trivial but probably doable. On the other hand, there may still be
bugs to be fixed and changes to be made in gutsy/ltsp.
I am a bit
see. It's very hard to know how that will work out when you scale it to
many users. Wine never looked to be very multi-user oriented to me (mostly
because neither were any of the windows applications), but perhaps
Crossover are better at that.
Can I just #apt-get upgrade ltsp
to get the gutsy
Can I just #apt-get upgrade ltsp
to get the gutsy improvements otherwise is just copying the new ldm all
I
need to do. I guess there are other improvements too.
To go from k12ltsp to edubuntu? I would have thought a fresh install was
in order but perhaps you know better. I daresay
. Feisty should be supported until the end of
the school year so you won't be compelled (unless you want) to upgrade.
There are considerable improvements in gutsy's LTSP -- notably boot speed.
Gavin
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hi,
Am Dienstag, den 07.11.2006, 09:14 -0800 schrieb Joseph Ollis:
I recently install edgy-eft and some of my old monitors (dell, efi,
etc..) are now giving me frequency problems. I have tried the lts.conf
settings but can't seem to get them right. Any help would be useful.
My lts.conf looks
I've got two computers on which I've been running Edubuntu 5.10 since
before last Christmas. One is mine, the other is my daughter's. Mine
is a Sempron 2400 with 128M RAM and my daughter's is a Duron 1.1GHz with
128M RAM.
When Dapper Drake was released, I chose the upgrade option in the
update
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