Removed Zeitgeist, Ubuntu 12.04 starts in terminal
I did the mistake to remove zeitgeist, which uninstalled many important
packages. I use Unity and first it just didn't let me login. Later I
removed some more packages like python-nautilus, while I was autoremoving
stuff, hoping that dependancies will be fixed. Now when I start Ubuntu it
loads up something similar to terminal, but I cannot write anything. I
cannot start recovery mode any more (doesn't load), but even if I do so it
doesn't have internet connection, because I use static IP in the network
and router.
I can only start Live CD of Ubuntu 12.04. I tried to chroot and get back
everything I need. But I get the error "unable to resolve host ubuntu".
When I mount the file system it actually changes hostname to another one,
so probably there is the problem.
But then how can I install back all these packages?
Pls, help!
P.S. I can try to use this answer - after remove zeitgeist, there is no
unity in Ubuntu, but I don't know how to deal with the above situation -
unable to resolve hostname. And after applying more changes, maybe it
won't be enough any more.
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