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I think you still have the CD ROM option ticked in your Software Sources:
If ticked, Ubuntu will install packages from the installation media rather than downloading from the internet.
After un-ticking it, reboot the system and follow the steps given here, that should do.
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I think you still have the CD ROM option ticked in your Software Sources:
If ticked, Ubuntu will install packages from the installation media rather than downloading from the internet.
After un-ticking it, reboot the system and follow the steps given here, that should do.
Update:
Open the sources.list file in /etc/apt folder. Check if the first line that points to CD-ROM is un-commented. If un-commented, comment it and try the apt-get command.
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I think you still have the CD ROM option ticked in your Software Sources:
If ticked, Ubuntu will install packages from the installation media rather than downloading from the internet.
After un-ticking it, reboot the system and follow the steps given here, that should do.
Update:
Open the sources.list file in /etc/apt folder. Check if the first line that points to CD-ROM is un-commented. If un-commented, comment it and try the apt-get command.
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I think you still have the CD ROM option ticked in your Software Sources:
If ticked, Ubuntu will install packages from the installation media rather than downloading from the internet.
After un-ticking it, reboot the system and follow the steps given here, that should do.
Update:
Open the sources.list file in /etc/apt folder. Check if the first line that points to CD-ROM is un-commented. If un-commented, comment it and try the apt-get command.
| | 5 | No.5 Revision |
I think you still have the CD ROM option ticked in your Software Sources:
If ticked, Ubuntu will install packages from the installation media rather than downloading from the internet.
After un-ticking it, reboot the system and follow the steps given here, that should do.
Update:
Open the sources.list file in /etc/apt folder. Check if the first line that points to CD-ROM is un-commented. If un-commented, comment it and try the apt-get command.
| | 6 | No.6 Revision |
I think you still have the CD ROM option ticked in your Software Sources:
If ticked, Ubuntu will install packages from the installation media rather than downloading from the internet.
After un-ticking it, reboot the system and follow the steps given here, that should do.
Update:
Open the sources.list file in /etc/apt folder. Check if the first line that points to CD-ROM is un-commented. If un-commented, comment it and try the apt-get command.
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