After upgrading to Xubuntu 12.10 networking broken, various programs gone
I upgraded to 12.10 this afternoon, and all seemed to install properly. I opted to remove the unnecessary programs after reboot because I didn't know how long I'd have until I had to leave the office for home (said it might take hours). But it seemed to be working, connected to the office wired network and wireless network.
Took it home, booted it up, and all seems to be going well now, except that, while it appears to be connecting to both my wireless and wired networks, it fails to find any hosts ("ping google.com" in the terminal returns "unknown host," for example, and cannot surf web in browser).
I tried to load up the additional drivers tool, but this now seems to be missing, along with maybe half of the programs under the "System" category in my application finder.
I'm currently running this via live USB 12.04, so I know it's something about the install. Even if I knew all of what I was missing, though, I'd have to download the sources, then install them all...and that's assuming I can tell all that's missing. Is there any way I can repeat the upgrade procedure without it being able to connect to the Internet? Am I missing something here?
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