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Title: Howto: How Do I Restore A Zubuntu Installation Back To Cacko 1.23?
Post by: Snappy on August 28, 2009, 12:22:00 pm

Hi all,

How do I restore a Zubuntu installation back to Cacko 1.23?

Tips?  Appreciate if you can include links to any images or files needed.  Thanks!

Title: Howto: How Do I Restore A Zubuntu Installation Back To Cacko 1.23?
Post by: Wildherb on August 28, 2009, 06:54:01 pm

You need to repartition the hard drive and replace those useless sharp rom files into hdd1 and hdd2. You may also need to do a NAND restore, I forget. Trisoft have everything you will need www.trisoft.de

If you want the best of both worlds then you might like to give this a read.
https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=26640 (https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=26640)

Title: Howto: How Do I Restore A Zubuntu Installation Back To Cacko 1.23?
Post by: Snappy on March 15, 2010, 10:29:50 am

Ok, finally got my a** moving and restored my akita back to Cacko 1.23 a few days ago.

Title: Howto: How Do I Restore A Zubuntu Installation Back To Cacko 1.23?
Post by: deluxe on September 07, 2010, 11:54:01 am

Quote from: Snappy

Ok, finally got my a** moving and restored my akita back to Cacko 1.23 a few days ago.

So, care to say why you decided to switch back to Cacko? Besides ubuntu, have you tried other ROM's??

Title: Howto: How Do I Restore A Zubuntu Installation Back To Cacko 1.23?
Post by: Snappy on September 12, 2010, 11:15:00 am

Quote from: deluxe

So, care to say why you decided to switch back to Cacko? Besides ubuntu, have you tried other ROM's??

I decided to switch back to Cacko 'cos I was not able to dual boot with Cacko-Zubuntu.
Main thing is that I had to have something working.  I've tried pdaXrom, OE, Hentges (hard to spell!) and others to varying degrees.

In future, I may retry Zubuntu when I have the time.