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I get "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" massage in output of any command in my shell with sudo. for example sudo install any app or rm any file and ...

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  • Does pkexec apt update also tell you something about the segmentation fault?
    – starkus
    Commented Feb 26, 2021 at 10:46

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When you get a segmentation fault for all commands, the issue is generally one of two things:

  1. Bad memory
    ⇢ Reboot and use memtester or memtest86 to test your memory. You can find this in your Grub menu after booting.
  2. A bad library that is used across multiple programs.
    ⇢ If you have recently upgraded, there is a possibility that the upgrade was interrupted before completing or some package is interfering with an important library.

Hope this points you in the right direction 👍🏻

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