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I recently removed python3 from my Ubuntu 18.04 system, and the next time I tried to logon I was greeted with a failed to start session error when entering my credentials. Unfortunately, Ctrl-Alt-F1 does not open a TTY for me. Trying CtrlAlt-F2 etc. also does nothing.
I am OK with re-installing Ubuntu, but unsure if this is necessary at this time.
system software-uninstall
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I recently removed python3 from my Ubuntu 18.04 system, and the next time I tried to logon I was greeted with a failed to start session error when entering my credentials. Unfortunately, Ctrl-Alt-F1 does not open a TTY for me. Trying CtrlAlt-F2 etc. also does nothing.
I am OK with re-installing Ubuntu, but unsure if this is necessary at this time.
system software-uninstall
asked Sep 27 at 23:13
AndreasAndreas
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Please try Ctrl-Alt-F2 Ctrl-Alt-F3 Ctrl-Alt-F4 Ctrl-Alt-F5 and Ctrl-Alt-F6 then click on edit and report your findings. Please do not use Add Comment; instead, please use edit.
– K7AAY
Sep 27 at 23:30
Maybe it's possible to install the packages from a live usb, chrooting your hard disk system.
– guillermo chamorro
Sep 27 at 23:35
Possible duplicate of How to start Ubuntu in Console mode and Removed Python 3 and now Ubuntu Software Center, terminal and other applications don't work
– karel
Sep 28 at 6:40
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I recently removed python3 from my Ubuntu 18.04 system, and the next time I tried to logon I was greeted with a failed to start session error when entering my credentials. Unfortunately, Ctrl-Alt-F1 does not open a TTY for me. Trying CtrlAlt-F2 etc. also does nothing.
I am OK with re-installing Ubuntu, but unsure if this is necessary at this time.
system software-uninstall
asked Sep 27 at 23:13
AndreasAndreas
1013 bronze badges
I recently removed python3 from my Ubuntu 18.04 system, and the next time I tried to logon I was greeted with a failed to start session error when entering my credentials. Unfortunately, Ctrl-Alt-F1 does not open a TTY for me. Trying CtrlAlt-F2 etc. also does nothing.
I am OK with re-installing Ubuntu, but unsure if this is necessary at this time.
system software-uninstall
system software-uninstall
asked Sep 27 at 23:13
AndreasAndreas
1013 bronze badges
asked Sep 27 at 23:13
AndreasAndreas
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Andreas
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AndreasAndreas
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asked Sep 27 at 23:13
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asked Sep 27 at 23:13
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Please try Ctrl-Alt-F2 Ctrl-Alt-F3 Ctrl-Alt-F4 Ctrl-Alt-F5 and Ctrl-Alt-F6 then click on edit and report your findings. Please do not use Add Comment; instead, please use edit.
– K7AAY
Sep 27 at 23:30
Maybe it's possible to install the packages from a live usb, chrooting your hard disk system.
– guillermo chamorro
Sep 27 at 23:35
Possible duplicate of How to start Ubuntu in Console mode and Removed Python 3 and now Ubuntu Software Center, terminal and other applications don't work
– karel
Sep 28 at 6:40
add a comment
|
2
Please try Ctrl-Alt-F2 Ctrl-Alt-F3 Ctrl-Alt-F4 Ctrl-Alt-F5 and Ctrl-Alt-F6 then click on edit and report your findings. Please do not use Add Comment; instead, please use edit.
– K7AAY
Sep 27 at 23:30
Maybe it's possible to install the packages from a live usb, chrooting your hard disk system.
– guillermo chamorro
Sep 27 at 23:35
Possible duplicate of How to start Ubuntu in Console mode and Removed Python 3 and now Ubuntu Software Center, terminal and other applications don't work
– karel
Sep 28 at 6:40
2
2
Please try Ctrl-Alt-F2 Ctrl-Alt-F3 Ctrl-Alt-F4 Ctrl-Alt-F5 and Ctrl-Alt-F6 then click on edit and report your findings. Please do not use Add Comment; instead, please use edit.
– K7AAY
Sep 27 at 23:30
Please try Ctrl-Alt-F2 Ctrl-Alt-F3 Ctrl-Alt-F4 Ctrl-Alt-F5 and Ctrl-Alt-F6 then click on edit and report your findings. Please do not use Add Comment; instead, please use edit.
– K7AAY
Sep 27 at 23:30
Maybe it's possible to install the packages from a live usb, chrooting your hard disk system.
– guillermo chamorro
Sep 27 at 23:35
Maybe it's possible to install the packages from a live usb, chrooting your hard disk system.
– guillermo chamorro
Sep 27 at 23:35
Possible duplicate of How to start Ubuntu in Console mode and Removed Python 3 and now Ubuntu Software Center, terminal and other applications don't work
– karel
Sep 28 at 6:40
Possible duplicate of How to start Ubuntu in Console mode and Removed Python 3 and now Ubuntu Software Center, terminal and other applications don't work
– karel
Sep 28 at 6:40
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If friendlier options fail, you can try:
- Boot a live USB.
Open a terminal and mount the partition where ubuntu lives:
sudo mount /dev/sdX /mntChroot to your system:
sudo chroot /mntNow in the root environment it's possible you have to edit
/etc/resolv.conf:nano /etc/resolv.confadd
nameserver 8.8.8.8and save the file
Run
sudo apt update- Run sudo
apt install python3 - Close your live system and reboot.
answered Sep 28 at 0:53
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If friendlier options fail, you can try:
- Boot a live USB.
Open a terminal and mount the partition where ubuntu lives:
sudo mount /dev/sdX /mntChroot to your system:
sudo chroot /mntNow in the root environment it's possible you have to edit
/etc/resolv.conf:nano /etc/resolv.confadd
nameserver 8.8.8.8and save the file
Run
sudo apt update- Run sudo
apt install python3 - Close your live system and reboot.
answered Sep 28 at 0:53
guillermo chamorroguillermo chamorro
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If friendlier options fail, you can try:
- Boot a live USB.
Open a terminal and mount the partition where ubuntu lives:
sudo mount /dev/sdX /mntChroot to your system:
sudo chroot /mntNow in the root environment it's possible you have to edit
/etc/resolv.conf:nano /etc/resolv.confadd
nameserver 8.8.8.8and save the file
Run
sudo apt update- Run sudo
apt install python3 - Close your live system and reboot.
answered Sep 28 at 0:53
guillermo chamorroguillermo chamorro
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If friendlier options fail, you can try:
- Boot a live USB.
Open a terminal and mount the partition where ubuntu lives:
sudo mount /dev/sdX /mntChroot to your system:
sudo chroot /mntNow in the root environment it's possible you have to edit
/etc/resolv.conf:nano /etc/resolv.confadd
nameserver 8.8.8.8and save the file
Run
sudo apt update- Run sudo
apt install python3 - Close your live system and reboot.
answered Sep 28 at 0:53
guillermo chamorroguillermo chamorro
1,5723 silver badges17 bronze badges
If friendlier options fail, you can try:
- Boot a live USB.
Open a terminal and mount the partition where ubuntu lives:
sudo mount /dev/sdX /mntChroot to your system:
sudo chroot /mntNow in the root environment it's possible you have to edit
/etc/resolv.conf:nano /etc/resolv.confadd
nameserver 8.8.8.8and save the file
Run
sudo apt update- Run sudo
apt install python3 - Close your live system and reboot.
answered Sep 28 at 0:53
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answered Sep 28 at 0:53
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Sep 27 at 23:30
Maybe it's possible to install the packages from a live usb, chrooting your hard disk system.
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Sep 27 at 23:35
Possible duplicate of How to start Ubuntu in Console mode and Removed Python 3 and now Ubuntu Software Center, terminal and other applications don't work
– karel
Sep 28 at 6:40