Thread: How do I setback to 9.04 from 9.10?

Having upgraded as of 9.04 to 9.10, I currently have an unsolved shut down trouble as well as web access is sluggish (was good in 9.04). Judging from the long list of reported harms with 9.10, i am thinking I'd be better off with 9.04 for a while, until 9.10 have become more established.

How do I setback to 9.04?

Sorry to listen to your upgrade had a few harms, but consider it's not strange. There is no way to 'revert' back. Upgrades are not at all suggested. It's always best to set up fresh.

My idea would be to backup your /home directory along with some other significant files you may want, as well as start over. You could undertake 9.10 from a fresh set up to see if the upgrade problems withdraw, or else do a clean set up of 9.04, certainly nothing wrong with any choice.

How/where could one obtain a copy of the earlier Ubuntu version, 9.04? Thanks.