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-2th mistake: consider dual booting when trying out a new version of an operating system -1th mistake: not using the wonderfully powerful command line tools av
by keithpeter 13y ago
-2th mistake: consider dual booting when trying out a new version of an operating system
-1th mistake: not using the wonderfully powerful command line tools available in GNU/Linux to make a copy of the Ubuntu 12.04 system. Some use dd or dress it up with CloneZilla, others use filesystem level tools like tar then restore grub with a live image. Point is you can always get back...
0th mistake: going out to work without a USB stick containing a known working live image. You can boot of a USB even if the hard drive dies. Plug another USB stick in for storage.
Not gloating, I've made all these mistakes at least once!
- gadr90 13y agoAll valid points! I hate dual booting, however. Tried many times and I never actually boot into the second OS. And, yeah, definitely should have not left my usb stick at home.