Hi,
the apt-get -f succeeded, all looks good now. Seems like this solved the problem.
The first thing I'll do now is make a backup of the SD-Card
Thanks a lot for your help!
Regards, Leo

Hi, forget my last post, here are the results (for a reason I don't know I never got your last reply) root@raspberrypi:/# apt-get install --reinstall python2.7-minimal Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done The following packages were automatically i...

Isn't there a way to remove Python with force and reinstall it completely? Possibly my SD-Card is damaged, but before setting everything up newly I would like to give it one more try.

Hi, attaches are the results. Unfortunately I am not familiar with Python so I have no idea concerning the syntactical errors: root@raspberrypi:~/bin# root@raspberrypi:~/bin# echo 'import sys' > test.py root@raspberrypi:~/bin# python test.py root@raspberrypi:~/bin# echo 'import os' > test.py root@ra...

Hi, below are my results. Thanks in advance. root@raspberrypi:~/bin# cat /etc/apt/sources.list deb http://mirrordirector.raspbian.org/raspbian/ wheezy main contrib non-free rpi root@raspberrypi:~/bin# root@raspberrypi:/# update-python-modules Segmentation fault root@raspberrypi:/# root@raspberrypi:~...

Hi, found this thread when dealing with a similar problem, however I have no clue what to do in my case. Any attempt to use apt-get results in errors concerning 2 python packages, see below. Thanks for any help. Regards, Leo root@raspberrypi:/tmp# apt-get install python-numpy python-rpi.gpio Reading...