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So I have ran into some trouble installing g++. When I try to use the "sudo apt install g++", command it asks me if I really want to install it, and when I say yes, it just leaves me this message: "Insert the „Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS Focal Fossa - Release amd64 (20210204)” called CD to the /cdrom/ drive and press enter" (Or something like that, I tried to translate it from Hungarian)

I give you an image of my problem, however my Ubuntu is in Hungarian, so i don't think that it would be useful. Here it is: My terminal, under Ubuntu 20.04.02.0

I have already tried to get the .iso file and just mount it to my cd drive, but it didn't solve the problem.

Should I just reinstall Ubuntu or what should I do?

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  • If you need help with the translations from the pictures, just let us know. – mchid Feb 12 '21 at 08:08
  • Best to include text in the quest not as a screen shot. In this case any one reading your question could also use translation to read in English. – David Feb 12 '21 at 08:43

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The problem looks like you must have put your sources (where Ubuntu gets the packages) to only the install CD.

Fix this by opening the Software and Updates app, and ticking everything (you want to install) listed under Downloadable from the Internet.

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