Weird "Lubuntu" in terminal of OSX (pics)

[adcx64]

Today I did a fresh install of leopard onto my G4. Last night I put the Lubuntu live CD into my computer, booted, and then decided not to install it. Now after the fresh install, my terminal shows "lubuntu"

How do I get rid of this?

 

[Peace]

Have you rebooted without the Lubuntu disk in ?

 

[adcx64]

Have you rebooted without the Lubuntu disk in ?

Yes. I even did a fresh install without the Lubuntu CD even in the same room as the G4 hahaha

 

[Giuly]

Do a PRAM reset, maybe the hostname is stored in there.

 

[adcx64]

Do a PRAM reset, maybe the hostname is stored in there.

Will do that now. Can I type "reset-all" in Open Firmware?

 

[Giuly]

Will do that now. Can I type "reset-all" in Open Firmware?

Just holding Command+Option+P+R while booting should do.


But you can overwrite it with

scutil --set HostName name-of-host

as well.

 

[adcx64]

Have you rebooted without the Lubuntu disk in ?

Do a PRAM reset, maybe the hostname is stored in there.

Update: The Hostname is only "lubuntu" when the system is connected to ethernet. When disconnected it becomes "anthony-power-mac-g4"

 

[Giuly]

Then that's a problem with the DHCP table of your router.

 

[adcx64]

Then that's a problem with the DHCP table of your router.

Ah. So resetting the firmware in the router should fix this. Thanks!

 

[Nermal]

Mine turns into a BlackBerry when I connect it to the network at work. I'd imagine that just rebooting your router would fix it; I doubt that you need to mess with the firmware.

 

[adcx64]

Mine turns into a BlackBerry when I connect it to the network at work. I'd imagine that just rebooting your router would fix it; I doubt that you need to mess with the firmware.

My router doesn't reset the DCHP table when rebooting. I just need to hit "restore defaults" in the firmware.

Thanks for the help!