I have recently built up a new computer and loaded it with a Canonical disc of Ubuntu 8.10, so far, so good. I like the OS and the upgrade from 7.10 was worth it. Until this morning.... I got the lit icon, checked the list of updates, shut down all other open programs and started the process. Downloaded 23 or 26 updates, among them a new linux kernel and its associated stuff, download proceeded smoothly and, at the end, required a system restart. I did so and that&#39;s when my troubles began. The list of weirdness is long and convoluted so let&#39;s just say it essentially crippled my computer. After some roundabout troubleshooting with Oren, I got it to run (sort of).<br>
<br>What I want to know: is there a way I can undo/delete that specific update (all 20some of them) and restore my OS to where it was and, if so, how? Command line stuff is still a bit intimidating for me but I am always interested in learning so if the answer goes that direction, I&#39;ll learn!<br>
<br>Thanks,<br>Craig<br clear="all"><br>-- <br><br><br>&quot;When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro...&quot;<br>Raoul Duke<br>