I didn’t know how to correctly use python in archlinux, is there a solution in your opinion?

what does it has to do with it? I sometimes used pip in venv and sometimes globally

https://github.com/po5/mpv_sponsorblock ?

do you expect people will ask you the details?

ok, so why it’s so unusual to have a local python library? A lot of users could have local python lib in home folder

that’s a perfect recipe for disasters

No.
I need a solution

you gave ZERO information
you won’t receive any help

That’s not a venv.

when you run python something you have some packages in your system folder and some packages into your local user

so you have mixed old and new packages

I often use pip outside venv, is it the problem?

I’d run a dd command and then my arch rebooted automatically.

ok.. now we have 1 information but it’s not enough

what command exactly you run?

Why did you install packaging? It’s in the repos

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda2 bs=1M count=1

it may be required from a “user installed” package

what was /dev/sda2 ?

My Main Hard

I didn’t know how to correctly use python in archlinux, is there a solution in your opinion? Can I wipe all python libs and start again? I don’t have a lot of packages

rm -rf the local python folder

so what’s your issue? You asked to clean the first megabyte of your main partition and it was done

sus

why ntfs partiton is showing this error?

never run pip install outside a venv

the same applies to users and root user

thanks

thnx

btw how to prevent yt-dlp downloader from removing chapters?

this command is not working
yt-dlp –no-remove-chapters “https://sponsor.ajay.app” -f ‘bestvideo[ext=mp4] bestaudio[ext=m4a]/best[ext=mp4]’ “URL” -o “/path/to/download/%(title)s-%(uploader)s.%(ext)s” –no-mtime –sponsorblock-remove all

Ok so if I need to run a python file from a bash script, how can I run it without errors? Should I enter the venv everytime using the bash script?

Or install the reqs through pacman

using venvs is the safe way

I followed this https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PCI_passthrough_via_OVMF#Virtio_disk. But it has downgraded the performance. How can I allocate more threads for IO? Or shall I simply remove the override pin?

Thanks

Jokes apart, you corrupted the first part of your sda2 partition

In the case you need to recover some data you can use a live ISO and run testdisk to try to recover your partition or photorec to recover the files only