[00:01] New bug: #523538 in postfix (main) "package postfix (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: subprocess new pre-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/523538 === maxb_ is now known as maxb [00:15] kirkland: thank you! :D [00:15] ivoks: no problem [00:15] ivoks: on your bash patch [00:15] ivoks: i recommend fixing the bashism [00:15] ivoks: rather than using /bin/bash ;-) [00:15] ivoks: but not a blocker [00:15] kirkland: i'll do that once it is in main [00:15] or universe [00:16] i just need features in before FF [00:27] that's it from me for today, see you tomorrow [00:35] kirkland, how can I see all the VM's created using virt-manager with virsh? [00:36] RoAkSoAx: virsh list ? [00:36] kirkland, yeah I do that but does not work [00:36] i mean [00:36] does not list anything [00:36] RoAkSoAx: sudo virsh list ? [00:36] kirkland, not even sudoing [00:37] that's why I ask :) [00:38] RoAkSoAx: sorry, i don't know [00:38] RoAkSoAx: you might ask in #virt on irc.oftc.net [00:39] kirkland, ok will do... thanks :) [00:48] kirkland, btw.. I did create /patch/to/xml/file, which is the xml file that was created by virt-manager and now it is showed [00:48] i guess there's a but there [00:50] s/but/bug [00:50] * bihuhn (Away Grund : Auto Away nach 60 min | Pager : OFF ) === bihuhn is now known as Xp-Away [01:03] hi there i am blackilist frequenly (my server is NAT) and i got few users at the moment. there are any change that my server got virus? === zoopster1 is now known as zoopster [02:01] hi, how i can run a C program, i mean program.C? [02:03] Roxyhart0: It needs to be compiled. [02:03] Roxyhart0: At its simplest, that's done by running 'gcc -o program program.c' [02:04] But that assumes a lot about how the program was written. [02:04] It can be quite a bit more complex. [02:06] If I had to describe how most programs are written, it would be "badly" [02:06] Or "drunkenly" [02:07] :S [02:16] Any libvirt people: Does libvirt have an upstart script in Lucid? [02:16] (as apposed to karmic) [02:23] cef: apt-file should tell you [02:25] oooh, libvirt-bin no longer depends on crappy ol' hal [02:27] twb: I'm currently using karmic, which is why I'm asking.. trying to decide if I upgrade this kvm host to lucid and work on a bridging issue (see https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/495394 ) [02:27] Launchpad bug 495394 in libvirt "autostart almost always fails on boot time host" [Medium,Confirmed] [02:27] cef: you can get the file list from packages.u.c, too [02:46] twb: arggg.. for whatever reason when I looked at that yesterday, I missed the 'list of files' bit. *sigh* [02:47] cef: np [02:47] hrm.. now, do I upgrade this machine to lucid? hrmmmm [02:48] ubottu: karmic->lucid [02:48] Crappy bot [02:48] it's not running production or anything [02:48] !upgrade [02:48] For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading [02:48] oh I know how to upgrade. :P [02:48] only upgraded to karmic on this box a week ago. ;) [02:49] If your way involve dist-upgrade, that's not the official way [02:49] But I can't remember what the "right" way in Ubuntu is, since it's some damn silly separate tool [02:49] nup, using do-release-upgrade, after installing update-manager-core [02:49] Ah, sorry, I misread you "do I upgrade" as "how do I upgrade" [02:50] <-- no desktop install on said box [02:50] ;) [02:50] not enough coffee eh? [02:50] cef: I'm still absorbing it [02:52] hrm, upgrade I guess and then time to seriously learn about upstart [02:57] dist-upgrade works fine too, if you're prepared to do all the work that do-release-upgrade does by hand ;) [02:58] JanC: but how do you know what that work is? [02:58] Do you RTFS of update-manager? [02:58] hey, can someone give a guide as how to a printer and cups?? [02:58] set up a printer* [02:58] ja660k: have you already tried the ubuntu-serverguide? [02:59] uhh? [02:59] i dont think so [02:59] twb: I've used it (through aptitude or synaptic) when the official way didn't work (on a system that had lots of non-official packages etc.) [03:00] just check what it wants to do, and if you don't like it, try to find why it's doing it, add/remove offending packges, repeat ;) [03:01] How do you check what it wants to do? Or by "it" do you mean aptitude? [03:01] but if possible I use the recommended way too of course [03:01] * twb installs update-manager-core in a pbuilder chroot [03:01] twb: when you use it interactively it shows what will be removed etc. [03:01] and yes I mean aptitude/synaptic/... [03:02] after I saw the official way tried to remove half of what I used ;-) [03:02] worst example of that was on a desktop anyway [03:02] JanC: I'm perfectly happy to full-upgrade by hand, since that's what I've been doing since Woody. But I want to upgrade documentation to tell me what the transition edge cases are, instead of just saying "use this wizard and hope it all works" [03:03] they can't document all edge cases, as they don't know what unofficial packages you have [03:03] is there anything i need to enable in order to use ssh tunneling to my server as socks5 host? [03:03] and nobody can test all combinations of official packages either [03:04] JanC: I mean I want them to document known edge cases -- i.e. I want the Debian upgrade process, not the hand-holdy Ubuntu desktop upgrade process. [03:04] twb: I agree documenting what update-manager does would be useful [03:04] even if it were only on soem wiki page [03:04] If nothing else, there should be an update-manager-core --dry-run --verbose [03:07] It looks like the only thing there is "-s, --sandbox Test upgrade with a sandbox aufs overlay" [03:07] twb: the GUI version shows you what it's going to do before actually doing it, so shouldn't be too difficult to implement? [03:07] There's a --proposed, but it looks like it doesn't DTRT [03:07] JanC: NFI. [03:09] it shows what new packages will be installed, what packages will be removed, what packages will be upgraded [03:10] if on a GNOME desktop it wants to remove all of GNOME, you know it's time to do amanual upgrade ;) [03:11] same should be possible on the CLI-version for servers IMHO [03:11] btw: 'do-release-upgrade' does that as well [03:12] no idea if it has other options (eg: show what will be done, etc) [03:12] Well, let's try it in a scratch hardy chroot [03:12] The lucid chroot failed because, obviously, there wasn't anything to upgrade to :-) [03:13] twb: heh.. I'm actually about to upgrade this karmic host to lucid, so I guess I'll find out soon enough [03:15] I am looking at Intel fibre network cards... would anyone know about Pro/1000 XF (pci-x) or the Pro/1000 PF (pci-e) ? I have boards with both these ports [03:18] Looks like update-manager needs an internet connection, too -- you can't just give it a lucid debmirror. [03:18] That means I can't use it on my secure sites, at least. [03:19] twb: doh! [03:19] Haha, and a ^C causes the app to backtrace instead of exiting cleanly [03:19] Crappy python crap [03:20] And the prompt says "Continue [yN]", but just hitting enter isn't the same as N [03:20] HI I am getting error to join the domain and do wbinfo: http://pastebin.com/dbf34dcb any idea? [03:21] It's also interesting on Hardy, it seems to assume that I'm doing LTS -> LTS, because unless I supply --devel-release, it claims there's no release after hardy. [03:23] will just scp my vm guests to a backup machine before I upgrade this vm host to lucid methinks ;) [03:24] Haha, ^C-ing do-release-upgrade leaves sources.list in a fucked-up state. [03:27] I can't work out why, but even if I restore sources.list and aptitude update, it still can't see packages from hardy. I was gonna install man(1) so I could read the do-update-manager manpage. [03:27] twb: it's a python script btw [03:27] Which is a waste of time, because it has no manpage. Fucking idiots... [03:29] yeah, no man page in karmic either [03:29] If this was Debian, that would be a policy violation. [03:34] hrm, looks like libvirt 0.7.6 might solve the bridge not being up issue, or at least, without fscking with upstart scripts.. hrmm oh well. [03:37] cef: ow ow ow ow ow -- guess what else it does. [03:37] cef: it ignores your local, unmetere, FAST mirror and always uses archive.ubuntu.com [03:38] twb: that iis fixed in jaunty+ at least [03:38] it used my approxx mirror [03:38] cef: hmm, do you have that in /etc/apt/sources.list, or in a sources.list.d/foo file? [03:38] Maybe it doesn't understand the former [03:39] apt/sources.list [03:39] Oh well. [03:39] I think it didn't use it prior to jaunty [03:40] Certainly looks like update-manager-core is waaay too flaky for me to use for LTS->LTS upgrade [03:45] they should backport a later version back to hardy before lucid ships, at any rate [03:46] Well, I don't turn on backports for production servers. [03:46] Because new versions = new bugs [03:47] twb do you have any ide about my problem? http://pastebin.com/dbf34dcb any idea? [03:47] It's not like a server needs a stupidly new firefox 3.5 :-) [03:47] no as in backport the script into main - as in traditional meaning of backport, rather than a repo meaning [03:48] cef: oh, right [03:48] :P [03:55] is there a way to block port scanners from my server? [03:55] ehnde: unplug it [03:56] and...just saw an entry in my apache access.log coming from something trying to find an zencart vulnerability :| [03:57] ehnde: you can use an iptables firewall, but it won't block someone who hits the right port [03:57] cef: depends if you mean xtables -m dscan [03:57] twb: yeah, but if it's a public webserver on port 80.. welll [03:57] ehnde: such a log entry isn't generated by port scanning. [03:57] two different episodes twb [03:58] hi just a question can you read that because i think i am invisible? [03:58] cef: if you're having iptables *detect port scanning*, you can use that to selectively blacklist access from that IP -- including access to the otherwise open port 80 [03:58] Roxyhart0: you're not invisible.. I just don't know the answer to your question, sorry! [03:58] thanks [03:58] twb: yeqah, assuming they hit a different port first. but yes, I agree, that would work [03:59] Sorry, it's -m psd, not -m dscan [03:59] I don't know how reliable it is; I've never deployed it. [04:00] From the manpage, I get the impression that psd will only detect sequential probing of a large port range. [04:00] So e.g. a typical port knocker won't inadvertently trip it [04:02] nad sombody know how i can install a package which is .tar i got samba 3.4.5 package in tar format [04:03] thats not a package for ubuntu [04:03] its either a bsd package (can't use) or its a source tarball (need to package it up) [04:04] lifeless: what isn't? [04:04] Address 195.19.32.17 maps to asus.bmstu.ru, but this does not map back to the address - POSSIBLE BREAK-IN ATTEMPT! [04:04] what's the tool that shows me a pretty graph of where my network usage is going? [04:04] i'd love to somehow blacklist stuff like that [04:04] MTecknology: rrdtool? Munin? Cacti? [04:04] twb: what Roxyhart0, the personal that asked the question, is asking about. [04:04] i just download it from ubuntu [04:04] lifeless: oh, sorry, I have /ignored Roxyhart0. [04:04] twb: nope, is was a pretty little cli tool, showed source/dest/usage [04:04] yes so i am invisible for you [04:05] MTecknology: by "cli" do you mean it emits an image file, or do you mean it's an interactive ncurses UI? [04:06] sorry i just download this package because i have a bug and the guys from ubuntu-log told me i should instal samba 3.4.5 but i dont know how to do it. I just download form whe webpage a tar file. any idea ? [04:06] twb: ncurses [04:06] MTecknology: I got no idea. [04:10] twb: any ideas what the cause would be? [04:11] twb: any ideas what that tool is called? I just forgot the name *** [04:11] MTecknology: nope, sorry [04:12] twb: I remember exactly what it looks like; but for the life of me, I can't remember the name [04:12] MTecknology: try feeding debtags and keywords into aptitude's filter. [04:12] aptitude search ~dgraph~dtraffic~Gcurses or so [04:16] gah.. I used this last time to find who was doing a dos attack on my system... [04:19] jnettop [04:19] there! [04:19] I hope that j doesn't designate java [04:19] no [04:31] is it possible to limit use of a port based on IP? [04:32] Anybody seen this failure before? I'm trying to install syslinux in a lucid chroot. http://pastebin.com/f1ade18c [04:34] Hmm, maybe it's whatever live-helper is doing AFTER syslinux is installed? [05:20] him one question the first time when i was setting samba wbinfo -u was working but i uninstall winbind and install again and it does work any more. maybe i miss some package? [05:34] ok, upgrading this karmic box to lucid. wish me luck! [05:59] good luck! [06:05] hrm, no workie. couldn't configure pre-depend for libplymouth2 for mountall [06:06] New bug: #523621 in squid (main) "squid_2.7.STABLE7-1ubuntu5 fails to install with " Unknown job: squid" error " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/523621 [06:15] The lucid images I'm building switch to an 80x30 framebuffer when booting. This breaks qemu -curses -- how do I turn it off? [06:16] If I try vga=normal, the kernel segfaults. [06:24] hrm, another bug to follow for me: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mountall/+bug/514012 [06:24] Launchpad bug 514012 in mountall "cyclic dependency between mountall and libplymouth" [Undecided,New] [06:30] "[ 18.699679] Console: switching to colour frame buffer device 80x30" [06:44] hi [06:44] is there a way to download only particular repositoties [06:45] twb: btw: known alpha2 bug is that it leaves the fb device up after a boot, and you need to switch the VT *sigh* [06:46] cef: that's a different issue [06:46] ahh ok.. thought it might be related [06:46] I don't have X, I don't have ubuntu-minimal, I don't even have a root filesystem [06:46] it happens on server specifically btw [06:46] I boot a kernel and a ramdisk, and *even when I tell it not to*, it loads vga16fb [06:46] This is with the -generic kernel [06:47] Lemme pastebin for you [06:47] yeah afaik it's not specific to -server kernel.. it's something to do with the initrd.img I think [06:48] They might be related errors, but I'm not convinced it's the same error [06:49] Bug #506297 (from Known Issues @ http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/lucid/alpha2 fwiw) [06:49] Launchpad bug 506297 in plymouth "Graphical Ubuntu logo enabled on servers, no more login prompt" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/506297 [06:50] http://pastebin.com/f30a1022b [06:53] actually that might be another thing I saw.. something about lucid images not booting in kvm .. or was it UEC? hrm [06:56] Also, WTF is the point of making a swap partition IN RAM? [06:56] sed 1d /proc/swaps ==> /dev/ramzswap0 partition 29632 0 100 [07:01] cef: I just checked, and sending ctrl-alt-f1 to the screen after vga16fb is loaded doesn't help -- as expected, it's enabling the framebuffer on all ttys [07:01] twb: ugh [07:01] It wouldn't normally matter, because you're looking at an analogue signal anyway [07:02] But because I'm in qemu, I can get 80x25 console visible as text, which you can just copy/paste. That's not the case for vga/vesa framebuffers [07:04] ok, I'm off home.. have fun ppl! [07:05] So now I try to reproduce this with a Debian kernel, so I can report it to them instead of using launchpad... [07:22] hi guys i got saba 3.4.5 and i want to install on ubuntu 9.10 somebody know how to do that? [07:30] ttx: morning [07:30] ivoks: yo [07:31] ttx: could you sponsor two of my packages? [07:32] ivoks: shoot [07:32] ttx: https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-ha/+archive/lucid-cluster [07:32] corosync and openais [07:42] hi guys please help how i can install samba 3.4.5 in ubuntu [07:42] Fuck, this problem is Ubuntu-specific [07:42] So now I have to fight apport and/or malone's mail gateway [07:43] twb what mean you "Fuck"? [07:45] i am a lady please respect! [07:47] ivoks: for corosync, quilt is no longer needed, you prefer to keep it in ? [07:47] hm... [07:47] yes, keep it, so that we don't add diff to debian [07:47] ok [07:47] this is something that should be fixed there [07:47] iirc [07:47] oh [07:47] no! [07:48] you removed the last patch :) [07:48] i added quilt [07:48] :D [07:48] Hey, guess what else is retarded? [07:48] ok, removing [07:48] i woke up 20 minutes ago.. [07:48] postinst scripts that call start(8) instead of invoke-rc.d(8), and thus IGNORE POLICY-RC.D [07:53] Am I allowed to speak in this channel if I don't run Ubuntu as a server? [07:54] Bacta: Hopefully, otherwise I'd be gagged too. [07:54] :P [07:54] Good [07:54] I got a +q in +1 for apparently not running lucid [07:56] most likely it was for asking questions that weren't relevant for lucid [07:56] New bug: #523646 in samba (main) "missing changelog on changelogs.ubuntu.com" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/523646 [07:56] and doing so repeatedly [07:56] JanC: I didn't say or do anything :P An op there hated me, found out what distro I was using and banned me [07:56] Then felt bad and made it a +q ;) [07:57] * ttx uploads 2 minutes before EOD westcoast time [07:58] ttx: wait... that's it? :) [07:59] corosync done [07:59] it's 10PM on tahiti :) [07:59] openais in progress [07:59] thanks [07:59] I'd have difficulties to prove I'm on tahiti. [07:59] Sigh. So "apport-cli" apparently sent a bug to ubuntu, but I can't open the URL it gave me without digging out my stupid account details [07:59] aloha [07:59] :) [08:00] openais uploaded [08:01] thank you [08:01] ivoks: now if you need more you need a Tahitian coredev :) [08:01] :) [08:01] (or a FFe) :P [08:01] FFe from now on... [08:01] you should at least apply for ha stack upload rights [08:02] i'll apply for core dev [08:02] this is silly... [08:02] it's not as if I tested those better than you did :) [08:08] now, that's great... [08:09] all that's left now is wait for MIRs to get accepted and then upload new rhcs, ocfs2-tools and lvm and finally demote parts of rhcs :) [08:10] ivoks: Oh, you've created all the MIRs? :) [08:10] Or, well, ttx. :) [08:11] baffle: turns out, 99% of them weren't needed [08:11] but don't tell that anyone, cause i'll look stupid [08:11] :) [08:11] ivoks: Is there really a functioning cluster in Karmic? I have it *running* on a set of machines, but it seems a bit.. Off... [08:11] ivoks: :-) [08:11] ivoks: (I figure since you have been working with cluster for lucid you might know the state of 9.10) [08:11] baffle: rhcs isn't really maintained, and pacemaker in karmic was still non working solution [08:12] ivoks: Hmm, okay.. Because what I have now seems to be a bit hit'n'miss.. [08:12] but lucid should have gfs2, ocfs2, clvmd and lots of other goodies with pacemaker [08:13] ivoks: It seems to be using corosync.. But it takes many minutes to get it to actually join the cluster, and on a different setup clvm doesn't work and all. [08:13] corosync is just one part of the story [08:13] both pacemaker and rhcs use it [08:13] clvm on the other hand, in karmic, is compiled with support only for rhcs2 [08:14] ivoks: And it also seems LVM does not fall back to local locking when I've set up cluster locking? Wich is a problem since I have / on a local LVM VG. Wich means servers won't boot, since there is no cluster at initramfs stage. [08:14] that should all be fixed in lucid [08:14] ivoks: Great. [08:15] i've seen that bug report of your complains on irc [08:15] ivoks: Is it working in Lucid now, or are you waiting for the MIRs? [08:15] i'll look into it, once everything is there [08:15] at the moment, i don't consider we have clvm at all :) [08:15] ivoks: I don't think I ever got aroudn to reporting a proper bug, since I haven't digged enough into it to be 100% sure it isn't PEBKAC. [08:15] baffle: clvm stuff? not yet... we need to recompile it with support for corosync [08:16] ivoks: Oh, so clvm doesn't use corosync? What does clvm use in Karmic? [08:16] ttx: could you that for me? :) [08:16] ttx: i could send you a patch and you would patch this loveley small meaningless package, called lvm [08:16] huh [08:16] :) [08:17] ...no :) [08:17] ok... i'll ask kees then [08:17] key to survival is to stay away from big predators. [08:17] :) [08:18] depends how you see surviving [08:18] just staying alive or taking other lives :D [08:18] Man, I'm confused [08:18] Did remoras work out how to get on IRC? [08:21] well, see you later [08:41] anyone can recommend an online log viewer for a centralised rsyslog server? (something like splunk but open-source) [08:41] logcheck [08:42] logwatch if you enjoy writing perl modules or having critical security events silently discarded [08:42] I'll check both options [09:11] New bug: #523665 in update-manager (main) "missing changelog on changelogs.ubuntu.com" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/523665 [09:13] Bacta: I remind you to keep channel topics in mind [09:19] hrmf. if I mount an nfs filesystem and the server dies, it seems the client needs to be rebooted after the server comes up. volume is mounted with -o rw,bg,intr,soft [09:21] yeah, I have that same problem with my nfs mounts [09:23] never really looked into it because the server doesn't go down that often [09:24] doesn't matter, really. the connection should reopen [09:24] not just hang [09:25] morning [09:28] morning [09:29] morning [09:35] good morning [09:38] jiboumans: 'morning. [09:38] hey soren, how's life? [09:39] jiboumans: Much better now, thanks. [09:40] I just ran chkrootkit on all my servers, and on my router it detected dhclient3 and dhcpd3 as packet sniffers [09:40] I got an instance with Vanilla Ubuntu Server LTS 8.04 with nothing else than SSH [09:40] is this a false positive/normal, or do I have a problem? [09:40] is there an easy way to install the LAMP stack? [09:41] I had hoped to get it finished out of the box, but I didn't... [09:41] huayra, sudo tasksel install lamp [09:41] Anyone can point to a how-to or give me the apt-get install list [09:41] qman__, you rule! [09:41] thx [09:41] it gives me some locale failure [09:42] perl: warning: Setting locale failed. [09:42] perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings: [09:42] LANGUAGE = (unset), [09:42] LC_ALL = (unset), [09:42] LANG = "en_US.UTF-8" [09:42] are supported and installed on your system. [09:42] perl: warning: Falling back to the standard locale ("C"). [09:42] huayra: pastebin please [09:43] huayra, sudo apt-get install language-pack-en (or whichever language you use) [09:43] http://paste.ubuntu.com/378942/ [09:46] thanks a lot. it was lamp-server [09:46] ;) [09:46] this community makes me believe! [09:46] :) [09:48] I've moved my Ubuntu Server install from one partition to another. I have a seperate /boot partition. I've done this before (with the same install) and then it worked. Now it doesn't. When I boot Grub2 works fine, but during the boot Linux can't find the root filesystem. I've checked the UUID it wants to mount, and it is the correct one. So it looks like my InitRD has lost the RAID drivers or something (I'm running on softraid level 1). Anybody any advi [09:48] but I checked /proc/modules and the raid1 module gets loaded [09:49] huayra: sudo locale-gen en_US.UTF-8 [09:49] would someone sponsor my amavisd-new-postfix thingie? [09:50] I also updated /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf with the new situation and /etc/fstab too [09:51] * ivoks looking for core devs [09:58] anyone? small feature before FF? [09:58] http://www.init.hr/dev/amavisd-new.debdiff <- it isn't that scary :) [09:59] when I run update-grub on a LiveCD (I've mounted my Ubuntu install on it, and chrooted to it) I get the error "Cannot find list of partitions!". I've Googled for this error, but nothing simular to my problem came up, only really old stuff (Ubuntu 6.06 :S). I don't know if it has something to do with my problem? [09:59] why would you update grub on live cd? [10:00] CD is a read only medium [10:00] I know [10:00] you can't update anything [10:00] but I boot a live CD, and then mount my Ubuntu install and update Grub in my Ubuntu install ;) [10:01] you chroot before you run update grub? [10:01] yes [10:02] you mounted all dirs? [10:02] yes [10:02] so, this is how i would do it: [10:02] all my partitions, /dev and /proc [10:02] sudo mount /dev/sdXY /mnt [10:02] sudo mount -t sysfs /mnt/sys [10:02] sudo mount -t proc /mnt/proc [10:02] sudo chroot /mnt /bin/bash [10:02] sudo update-grub2 [10:03] i'd also run: [10:03] sudo update-initramfs -k all [10:03] and then update-grub [10:06] hmm, trying that now ivoks [10:07] I didn't mount sysfs [10:07] and update-initramfs -k all -u I didn't run [10:08] updated everything, rebooting now :) [10:11] ivoks: it didn't work :(, my /root device still can't be found :( [10:11] does it drop to the busybox? [10:11] yeah [10:12] just to know your opinion: I've a bunch of ubuntu server 9.04 running with some services (apache2, openldap, samba, mysql...). I know that maybe it wasn't the best move to install a non-LTS system. My question is, is it worth (and safe) to upgrade to 9.10 and then to the next LTS (10.04 I assume)? [10:12] acalvo: don't [10:12] wait for lts [10:13] Cybert1nus: and your root is? [10:13] ivoks: ok, seems fine. thanks [10:13] Cybert1nus: /dev/...? [10:13] ivoks: /dev/md3 [10:13] Cybert1nus: and is there /dev/md3? [10:13] no [10:14] how about lsmod [10:14] command not found [10:14] does it show any modules? [10:14] cat /proc/modules [10:14] cat /proc/modules does list modules [10:14] including the raid1 module [10:17]