apt-get remove ltsp-client
I'm all set, again.
Many thanks.
On 11/14/06, Simon Ruiz
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Silly Question, maybe:
Have you tried "apt-get uninstall ltsp-client"???
Simón
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I installed ltsp-client. I didn't even notice the warning about 'do not install this on a regular machine.'
I'm now hoping there is some combination of apt commands I can use from the rescue shell that will help me disable my mistake?
TIA
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Hi all,
I could use some advice 'undoing' a poorly planned LTSP workstation
installation. I have indavertently changed my laptop into an LTSP
workstation. I can't get it to boot into edubuntu on its own.
It had been my intention to set it up so that I could retain boot the laptop
as always, or as a workstation. I must not have been paying enough
attention. Now, the only login option I seem to have is for a server that
doesn't exist.
I assume I can do something from the rescue shell. Would there be some apt
commands I should issue to undo the LTSP installation?
TIA
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On Mon, 13 Nov 2006, Michael Steigerwald wrote:
> I could use some advice 'undoing' a poorly planned LTSP workstation
> installation. I have indavertently changed my laptop into an LTSP
> workstation. I can't get it to boot into edubuntu on its own.
>
> It had been my intention to set it up so that I could retain boot the
> laptop as always, or as a workstation. I must not have been paying enough
> attention. Now, the only login option I seem to have is for a server that
> doesn't exist.
>
> I assume I can do something from the rescue shell. Would there be some
> apt commands I should issue to undo the LTSP installation?
What exactly did you do? An LTSP workstation is doesn't involve and
installation procedure, you just boot off the network.
Did you do a cd installation? What option did you take?
Gavin
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