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"dev/nume0n1p7 : clean, xxx/xxx files, yyy/yyy blocks" + "temporary failure in name resolution"

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Today I wanted to start my Ubuntu 21.04 and I got a black screen with this message: /dev/nume0n1p7: clean 287687/3129344 files, 3564030/12499968 blocks.

I think something must have been updated and I can't fix the problem. I know it has to do with the drivers. I have tried to do the following, in ttyn: sudo apt-get purge "nvidia*" but i get multiple errors like this: Failed to get http... Temporary failure resolving <<en.archive.ubuntu.com>>. I've search for this error and what i found is something related with the DNS and /etc/resolv.conf. In my case, resolv.conf was not created, so with nano i made one and i put nameserver 8.8.8.8 (in the next line) nameserver 8.8.4.4. This was the solution that i found in every forum but it didn´t work for me.

Also i wrote sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall, sudo apt install --reinstall nvidia-settings. Nothing works. In my computer (asus tuf f15 nvidia geforce gtx) ubuntu-drivers devices shows me that the the non-free recommended driver is the 470. But as i said before, i cant do sudo apt install nvidia-driver-470 because i get the same error.

Sorry for my english but in conclusion i have 2 big problems: problem with network which dont allow me to install anything that it seems thay i may need. Please i need your help.

PS: i dont know if this has anything to do but yesterday i finished configurating my polybar, powerlevel10k,zsh,bspwm and sxhkd. Maybe i touched something and screw it all.

PS: I have also entered from the recovery mode and I have done the steps mentioned in some forums and nothing works either.

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