Ooops.
There may be /some/ options. If you are able to single user (by-passing
a lot of normal boot procedure) & are able to manually bring up network
interfaces, you may be able to edit the version pulled by apt in
/etc/apt/sources.list (or .d variety) and "downgrade."
It may also be simply the way you upgraded it. Normally you should
'apt-get dist-upgrade' which will resolve a lot of issues. It may just
be you did upgrade and are still missing a lot of the vital components
to use the newer version.
Ian
On 07/04/2012 21:32, Mike Burrows wrote:
Hi Folks.
Went ahead a did an upgrade on my lenny box ignoring the dire warning
about udev and an incompatible kernel. Needless to say the system will
now not boot past udevadm.
Is there anything i can do to roll back to my earlier version please?
Done a spot of googling but cant really find a way to go back to my
previous udev.
TIA
Mike
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