Soldier2580
June 2nd, 2011, 01:14 PM
Hey, I have 11.04 installed on my laptop, but now I want to reset everything, so not just settings or programs, a real fresh start.
Long story short: Back in the days, I downloaded the .iso file to make a liveUSB of 10.04, so i still have that on my pc. I'd like a more recent version,
but my internet is too slow to download a new iso file, or to do the upgrade via 10.10. So I was wondering, is there any way to "extract" the iso file of my current install (natty)?
Or of course if I can completely reset ubuntu or run a complete reinstall from the inside out, that would be great, too!
Thanks!
[NOTE: my / and swap partitions can be formatted, so there are no files needed from them anymore]
Long story short: Back in the days, I downloaded the .iso file to make a liveUSB of 10.04, so i still have that on my pc. I'd like a more recent version,
but my internet is too slow to download a new iso file, or to do the upgrade via 10.10. So I was wondering, is there any way to "extract" the iso file of my current install (natty)?
Or of course if I can completely reset ubuntu or run a complete reinstall from the inside out, that would be great, too!
Thanks!
[NOTE: my / and swap partitions can be formatted, so there are no files needed from them anymore]