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Repair Ubuntu 18.04 after Python 3.6 Removal
Can't boot Windows 10 after boot-repair Ubuntu 18.04Broken python dependencies after trying to re-installHow to safely switch to python3 as default after upgrade to Ubuntu 18.04How can I remove python 3.6 installed from deadsnakes PPA after upgrade to Ubuntu 18.04?Python/Pip broken after updating to 18.04Troubles with python unistall in Ubuntu 16.04Revert PPA Python installation to official after upgradeSound failing on recent Ubuntu 18.04 installHow do I repair Ubuntu 18.04 after login loop issue?Any way to install python 3.4 on Ubuntu 18.04?
Well, I'm used to Ubuntu 16.04 and after I've built Python 3.7, I thought I could remove the Python 3.6 package from my Ubuntu 18.04. Big mistake. I didn't know Python 3 is now an integral part, so I basically destroyed my system. The boot loader is still fine, and I can get in the terminal. But when trying to follow some advice on here (like installing ubuntu-desktop), I discovered that I wasn't connected to the internet (host names couldn't be resolved when I tried to install packages and I couldn't ping www.google.com). I tried to use the recovery mode where I enabled networking, but no difference.
Is there any chance I can repair my system? Or is there some way I could use a Ubuntu installation USB stick to reset the system to "factory settings" (same partitions etc. as before), even if I have to delete everything on there? I'm running Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04 on dual-boot, and even though the installation process went quite smoothly the first time, I had problems before with dual-booting Windows and Ubuntu on my laptop and now I'm scared I could cause even more damage. I'd be very happy if someone could help me.
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Well, I'm used to Ubuntu 16.04 and after I've built Python 3.7, I thought I could remove the Python 3.6 package from my Ubuntu 18.04. Big mistake. I didn't know Python 3 is now an integral part, so I basically destroyed my system. The boot loader is still fine, and I can get in the terminal. But when trying to follow some advice on here (like installing ubuntu-desktop), I discovered that I wasn't connected to the internet (host names couldn't be resolved when I tried to install packages and I couldn't ping www.google.com). I tried to use the recovery mode where I enabled networking, but no difference.
Is there any chance I can repair my system? Or is there some way I could use a Ubuntu installation USB stick to reset the system to "factory settings" (same partitions etc. as before), even if I have to delete everything on there? I'm running Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04 on dual-boot, and even though the installation process went quite smoothly the first time, I had problems before with dual-booting Windows and Ubuntu on my laptop and now I'm scared I could cause even more damage. I'd be very happy if someone could help me.
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Do you have a way to download packages, using either Ubuntu or Windows? Is yourpython3.6-minimalpackage, by chance, still in your /var/cache/apt/archive?
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Well, I'm used to Ubuntu 16.04 and after I've built Python 3.7, I thought I could remove the Python 3.6 package from my Ubuntu 18.04. Big mistake. I didn't know Python 3 is now an integral part, so I basically destroyed my system. The boot loader is still fine, and I can get in the terminal. But when trying to follow some advice on here (like installing ubuntu-desktop), I discovered that I wasn't connected to the internet (host names couldn't be resolved when I tried to install packages and I couldn't ping www.google.com). I tried to use the recovery mode where I enabled networking, but no difference.
Is there any chance I can repair my system? Or is there some way I could use a Ubuntu installation USB stick to reset the system to "factory settings" (same partitions etc. as before), even if I have to delete everything on there? I'm running Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04 on dual-boot, and even though the installation process went quite smoothly the first time, I had problems before with dual-booting Windows and Ubuntu on my laptop and now I'm scared I could cause even more damage. I'd be very happy if someone could help me.
18.04 internet uninstall python3 boot-repair
asked 1 hour ago
BambooCakeBambooCake
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Well, I'm used to Ubuntu 16.04 and after I've built Python 3.7, I thought I could remove the Python 3.6 package from my Ubuntu 18.04. Big mistake. I didn't know Python 3 is now an integral part, so I basically destroyed my system. The boot loader is still fine, and I can get in the terminal. But when trying to follow some advice on here (like installing ubuntu-desktop), I discovered that I wasn't connected to the internet (host names couldn't be resolved when I tried to install packages and I couldn't ping www.google.com). I tried to use the recovery mode where I enabled networking, but no difference.
Is there any chance I can repair my system? Or is there some way I could use a Ubuntu installation USB stick to reset the system to "factory settings" (same partitions etc. as before), even if I have to delete everything on there? I'm running Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04 on dual-boot, and even though the installation process went quite smoothly the first time, I had problems before with dual-booting Windows and Ubuntu on my laptop and now I'm scared I could cause even more damage. I'd be very happy if someone could help me.
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Do you have a way to download packages, using either Ubuntu or Windows? Is yourpython3.6-minimalpackage, by chance, still in your /var/cache/apt/archive?
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Do you have a way to download packages, using either Ubuntu or Windows? Is yourpython3.6-minimalpackage, by chance, still in your /var/cache/apt/archive?
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Do you have a way to download packages, using either Ubuntu or Windows? Is your
python3.6-minimal package, by chance, still in your /var/cache/apt/archive?– user535733
1 hour ago
Do you have a way to download packages, using either Ubuntu or Windows? Is your
python3.6-minimal package, by chance, still in your /var/cache/apt/archive?– user535733
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