Though I do know what it is, I don't know how to get it to go away Somewhere along the way the gtk-greeter has been installedĭon't know how, as I've never installed it nor seen it on this Pi before I have no idea what you're asking, and if I did or did not I would not knowĪside from this Pi no longer connecting to the internet on its own, I have another issue Let's try reboot now and see if all looks as it should, though doubt it
Tried upgrade thereafter, nothing to upgrade
#How to uninstall kodi on mac install#
How do I get my Pi back to what it was before this Kodi install fiasco? These that I can see: Chromium, Firefox, gedit, pistore, ARandR, Scratch, MidoriĪnd not of those have been reinstalled by apt-get dist-upgrade or apt-get upgrade What else is missing, got removed by the Kodi install scripts? Still no LXTerminal, that got deleted by Kodi install
That got me connect to the internet for an apt-get upgrade However, I still can't get this thing connected to the internet to attempt an upgrade Stuck in emergency mode now trying to connect to the internetĬommented out my arrays in fstab, reboot and no longer in emergency, shell, etc mode Oh, and the usb drives were running an array, being used for a samba share So I needed to removed all my usb drives to get a keyboard plugged into this Pi Thought this might work, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade, but that really buggered things up. įirst priority, how do I get my Raspbian Jessie back the way it was? Whatever that does, it removed a bunch of applications, including lxterminal, changed the desktop appearance, raspberrypi logo gone where there was once a start button. I thought it might be fun to play with Kodi, so I.
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