So I'm a super noob with Ubuntu and I was running out of disk space in Ubuntu 18.04. In order to clean the system, I tried to remove old system kernels with:
sudo apt-get remove linux-image-VERSION
but ended up mistakenly and foolishly choosing my current system kernel version. After the terminal ran a few processes it then said something along the lines of "continuing might break the system and you will have trouble rebooting, do you want to continue?" of course I said no don't continue and all seemed well after that, until that afternoon, when I tried to turn my laptop back on the errors came up:
From there pushing ctrl+alt+f2 allowed me to get a command prompt that gave me access to my entire intact file system, I then typed:
sudo systemctl status systemd-modules-load.service
which gave me:
Then after troubleshooting, I was able to establish a network connection in the recovery root shell which allowed me to successfully run:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt dist-upgrade
sudo apt -f install
as per this similar post: Problems with login in Ubuntu 18.04 - Failed to start Load Kernel Modules
However, this did not solve the problem, I am still getting the same issues. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
