I'm quite sure that there were no other computers on the network with that name. As a matter of fact, it was my home network and all of my other computers have different names. And they were all switched off at the time.
I tried about twenty different names, quite random ones in the end. Only characters and figures, no weird symbols or spaces. Nothing was accepted.
Until I used a random name with a dot in it, which was thankfully accepted (yay!) so I could go on. I was able to change this nonsensical name afterwards in /etc/hosts without a hitch....
I hope you can fix this before Natty final ships. A bit late in the day, but there's definitely something wrong in Ubiquity's computer name checker.
I'm quite sure that there were no other computers on the network with that name. As a matter of fact, it was my home network and all of my other computers have different names. And they were all switched off at the time.
I tried about twenty different names, quite random ones in the end. Only characters and figures, no weird symbols or spaces. Nothing was accepted.
Until I used a random name with a dot in it, which was thankfully accepted (yay!) so I could go on. I was able to change this nonsensical name afterwards in /etc/hosts without a hitch....
I hope you can fix this before Natty final ships. A bit late in the day, but there's definitely something wrong in Ubiquity's computer name checker.