John Kinsella wrote:
> I tried to run a server install as I run a small web server.
Ok, but does it have a GUI installed? I see the ubuntu-desktop package
mentioned in one of your posts.
The desktop vs server refers to the kind of install you originally
did, not the purpose of the machine :)
> Could that be the problem?
>> Against that - I ran the server upgrade on home machine without a problem..
Dunno, the comment in that bug seems to imply that doing that can indeed
cause problems.... I always use the GUI upgrader myself, although I did
upgrade older versions of Ubuntu from the command line with no problems.
Hardy seems to have a lot of problems :/
A fresh install might be the way to go...
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