[00:06] how do i fix broken packages? === Heinz|Hawi is now known as Heinz_ [00:11] any ideas why I loose my screen resolution setting when I restert my computer [00:11] zus: what do you mean? [00:11] zus try sudo apt-get install -f [00:12] typos king i began watching a video and it asked for some packages to install then halfway it says i've broken packages... [00:13] ArGGu^^, what does that -f do? [00:13] -f[ix] [00:13] :) [00:14] i set my resolution for 1024x768 but after i restart my box it reverts back to 1600x1200 [00:15] thanks [00:15] rats: do a manual edit to /etc/X11/xorg.conf [00:17] Ill try that Typos_King thanks [00:17] k [00:22] brb foods here :) [00:48] hi, theres something weird with my system.. [00:49] modprobe cannot find evdev, even in i have installed the driver ( xf86-input-evdev ) and hal can find the device [00:51] maybe is not what modprobe wants name wise [00:51] maybe is called something else [00:51] Typos_King, that is possible [00:52] i dont know if i can paste the related output from hal here.. [00:54] its in the pastebin now [00:54] http://paste.ubuntu.com/443036/ [00:56] .. I see nothing related to evdev :| [00:57] yes, and thats weird.. [00:58] i get garbled text if i type cat /dev/input/event9, so the device is OK [00:58] * and movemy finger around on the screen [00:58] right [00:58] why are you probing it? [00:59] because i cannot get it to work. [01:00] get what to work? [01:00] the touchscrren of course [01:01] there is a bug related to it: http://www.google.no/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=6&ved=0CEEQFjAF&url=https%3A%2F%2Fbugs.launchpad.net%2Fbugs%2F577257&ei=3J4FTKKHB52SOJ7pgIYF&usg=AFQjCNEy6kMuUuWuUHJNDqfM7upUj9pATQ [01:01] but the solution mentioned on that page doesnot work. [01:02] .. [01:02] I do see a xserver-xorg-input-evtouch package in the repos [01:02] there's also a tslib [01:02] too [01:03] there IS a file that are related to syaptics here /usr/share/hal/fdi/policy/20thirdparty/11-x11-synaptics.fdi [01:04] that'd be for the touchpad, not a touchscreen I'd think [01:04] my toucpad mouse does work. [01:05] k === v is now known as vorian [01:06] there is alsoa wacom file.. but nothing related to cf-29/touchscreen.. [01:09] what about something about 'evtouch'? [01:10] nope [01:10] moin [01:11] but there is a file with the same name as the one mentioned on that page. [01:11] that deals with the QEMU USB Table [01:12] maybe it is possible to overwrite that file, perhaps that can help ? [01:13] it is at /usr/share/hal/fdi/policy/10osvendor/10-x11-input.fdi [01:19] i have renamed the orginal 10-x11-input.fdi file to 10-x11-input.fdi.backup and made a new 10-X11-input.fdi file with the recommended settings.. [01:20] i will reboot now, if i dont show up here againin about 30 minutes.... whell, you know what happened :P [01:22] she [01:22] what the ***? [01:22] anyhow, -s [01:27] my .gtkrc-2.0-kde file disappears when i logout/back in [01:27] i removed kubuntu-defualt-settings cause it was causing to many bugs [01:45] no, that did not work... [01:45] my keyboard and other inputs died. [01:46] good night! === Spawn is now known as Deathspawn [02:06] does anybody know where can I get xlibs-dev? === codolio is now known as dolio [02:20] how long does it take for kde updates to hit the mirrors? like 4.4.4 came out today, and the mirrors are still on 4.4.2. [02:21] Usually takes a day or two to get to backports [02:22] 4.4.3 has been out for 3 weeks. [02:25] Kubuntu packages for 4.4.3 got built almost a month ago [02:26] Looks like the same day as KDE released [02:27] Wonder why i never got the update? [02:28] Do you have the updates repository enabled? [02:31] Dragnslcr: I have "important security updates" and "recommended updates" checked. [02:36] I am going off of what "about kde" says in dolphin. Is there a way i can check my version from cli? [02:37] rsouthard: You're trying to check what version of KDE you have installed? [02:37] contrast: yes. I know i am 4.4.x [02:38] contrast: just dont know what .x version i am on. [02:38] apt-cache policy kdelibs5 [02:39] That'll show what version you have installed as well as any other versions which are available in the repositories you have configured. [02:40] thats 4.4.2-2-0ubuntu [02:40] thanks [02:40] No problem... Are you trying to upgrade to the 4.4.4 release that came out today? [02:41] Yes. [02:42] Does kubuntu use different repositories than ubuntu? I am on an ubuntu install then i ran apt-get install kubuntu-desktop. [02:42] nope, same repos [02:42] 4.4.4 isnt in the main repos [02:43] should be in a PPA i think [02:43] rsouthard- I think 4.4.3 is in the "Unsupported" repository [02:44] gotcha. i could grab it by enabling the kubuntu-beta-backports you think? [02:44] Yeah, 4.4.4 is in the main Kubuntu PPA. IIRC, you can run "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kubuntu-ppa" to add it, but you might want to double-check kubuntu.org to be sure. [02:48] I'm trying to burn a DVD, but K3b keeps saying "cdrecord has no permission to open the device." Under the Permissions column for the device in K3bSetup, it says "666 root,cdrom". I'm in the cdrom group, so I'm not sure why it's giving this error. Any ideas? [02:49] rsouthard- sorry, KDE updates are just in the PPA [02:49] rsouthard- http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.4.4 [02:49] Someone needs to update the topic here [02:50] 666 has to do with your file permissions. you need to get it back to 775. there is no execute in there. [02:51] Ahh... So just "sudo chmod 775 /dev/sr0"? [02:51] not sure you can do that on a device. [02:51] you could launch k3b as root. [02:52] or add yourself to the root group [02:53] Yeah, I considered that. I'd rather actually fix whatever the problem is though. [02:53] that is understandable. what are the permissions for your /dev/sr0? [02:54] Well I just ran that command and they're 775 now, but it's still saying the same thing. [02:54] That is odd. [02:54] "ls -lh /dev/sr0" returns this: brwxrwxr-x+ 1 root cdrom 11, 0 2010-06-01 21:33 /dev/sr0 [02:54] what about the permission on the file that you are trying to read? [02:55] or that k3b is trying to read? [02:55] -rw-r--r-- [02:55] also, what is your umask? 002? [02:55] Erm... Not sure. How do I check that? [02:55] umask [02:56] 0022 [02:56] that is good. [02:57] What's weird is I burned a disc earlier with no problem. When I tried to burn another one right after that, this started. :\ === pavel_ is now known as estres [02:58] That sets permission for newly created file 777--0222=755 or -rwx-r-x-r-x [02:59] i am at a loss. sorry. had a similar problem with nfs...and burning. but it was a /etc/exports problem not so much as local perms. [02:59] Erm... I just made a new file to check that, its permissions are 644 (-rw-r--r--) [02:59] hi there, any one know why I can not conect to the internet? I have to erase the /home/user/.kde directory and then I only can acces to my wireless networ by gnome === miguel is now known as Guest18076 [02:59] Well, thanks anyway. :) [02:59] a little help here please [03:00] contrast: were you root when you did that? [03:00] Nope. [03:00] that is ok. that is normal. [03:01] 'Kay... Well, thanks for your efforts. [03:01] np. sorry i couldnt be more help. no great with permissions. [03:01] not* [03:01] No problem. [03:02] post your issue on serverfault.com or kubuntu forums. serverfault has some really sharp admins on there that always help me out. [03:03] Nice, thanks for the tip. [03:05] yw. [03:36] boob [03:36] well [03:36] this looks.... [03:36] fun [03:57] Hi, I believe that my upgrade did not complete and now I have no access (wired or wireless). How can I manually force an update (not a re-install) from a CD source? [03:59] Hey, does anyone have any idea about KDE 4.5 beta1 packages? Is anybody actively working on them? I'd like KDE 4.5, and I don't mind helping out with packaging. [04:02] can I use a recovery shell to format the HD or to install (or re-install) kubuntu from a cd? [04:04] You may be able to use it to format the disk, but I would advise against it. Rather, boot from a Kubuntu CD (or, even better, a USB flash drive imaged with Kubuntu) and install that way. [04:04] well i burnt another cd with kubuntu in it but the dvdrom wont read it [04:05] i rebooted 10 times and still wont show up [04:05] Is the BIOS set to boot from CD/DVD? [04:05] yes [04:06] Hmm… The disc may not have properly been burnt. Are you able to access the CD from within recovery mode? [04:06] i dont know how to do that [04:08] Is the machine with Kubuntu on it accessible right now? [04:09] yeah i have it right next to me [04:09] Are you in the terminal now? [04:10] im in the recovery shell [04:10] so yeah i guess [04:10] but, i have no access to the internet >.> [04:11] What is the output of the command 'ls /dev/scd*' (without quotes)? [04:11] cannot access /dev/scd: no such file [04:13] brb [04:13] Okay. === pavel_ is now known as estres [04:14] any one had problem with the wifi conection? [04:15] Not recently. What wifi chip do you have, and what problems have you been having? [04:15] is not problem of the chip because in gnome works fine [04:15] actually I am using gnome to... [04:15] What problem have you been having? [04:16] *gasp* blasphemer! (kidding) [04:16] the kde not conect to the wifi network [04:16] Which version of Kubuntu are you using? [04:16] kde does not conect to the wifi network [04:16] 10.04 [04:17] Was this a fresh install, or did you upgrade from a previous version? [04:19] well I have to erase /home/user/.kde [04:19] because some problems with the desktops [04:21] Is your system fully up to date? [04:21] I think so [04:21] I think kde network manager is the problem [04:22] is installed in v0.7 [04:22] version [04:24] aoueoa: ok thank you, I will try another thing [04:25] According to Ubuntu's package information (http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/network-manager-kde), your network manager is out of date. Are you perhaps still using knetworkmanager? [04:25] Oh. you just quit. Never mind. [04:26] Does anyone have any idea about KDE 4.5 beta1 packages? Is anybody actively working on them? I'd like KDE 4.5, and I don't mind helping out with packaging. [04:39] KDE froze on my hp mini 210 on logout [04:39] i am using ubuntu netbook remix and install kde using apt-get [04:40] Did you install kubuntu-desktop or kubuntu-netbook? [04:41] i installed kde-base [04:42] Are you using KDM or still using GDM? [04:43] (on the login screen, does it say Ubuntu [not Kubuntu])? [04:51] Hi, since my upgrade to 10.04 LTS and a restart I have no network at all! I have already reviewed https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/555571 and even when I stop and restart the network-manager service it automatically overwrites my settings from true for wireless to false, and is completely unable to get an IP address at all [04:52] Mousing over the Network Manage icon in the tool bar gives the message: Networking information unavailable [04:52] ifconfig does display eth0 but no IP address [04:53] Are you able to get online from that machine at all (with ethernet)? [04:54] no [04:55] Not even by plugging in? Hmm… [04:55] What if you log out of KDE, press ctrl-alt-f1 and login in the terminal (while plugged in)? [04:55] not any more... originally after my upgrade I could, but after failed sleep and forced reboot... nothing [04:57] aoueoa: Network is unreachable ... is the message returned [04:57] I even swapped the cables between my desktop (this machine I'm typing on) to no effect [04:58] NIC lights show proper connection [04:59] If you go into the terminal (make sure you're logged out of kdm), type 'sudo stop network-manager;sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart' (all with the ethernet plugged in), does it give you an IP address? [04:59] (you can check by running ifconfig) [05:01] Now there is no eth0, only lo [05:02] I had manually added a connection to the manager before... now that removed it, and I have nothing [05:02] try adding the following two lines to /etc/network/interfaces: [05:02] auto eth0 [05:03] iface eth0 inet dhcp [05:03] then run 'sudo ifup eth0' [05:05] (you can use 'sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces' to edit that file from within the terminal) [05:06] i am using kdm, there is no menson of ubuntu [05:08] aoueoa: that's ok, trying to learn vi... ok, got an IP now [05:08] and can ping yahoo.com [05:09] now how to get back to the UI? [05:11] Vbitz: Is there any specific reason you only want the base of KDE and not the full Kubuntu suite? If not, the easiest way to make sure there are fewer bugs is to install either kubuntu-desktop (if you want the desktop version of KDE with the panel at the bottom) or kubuntu-netbook (if you want the kubuntu netbook remix, which you can see at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Netbook). [05:11] i did not want it to change anything with the system expect the login screen [05:12] corigo: woah, hold on. This is only a temporary stopgap. The answer to the question is to press alt-F7 (or in some cases alt-F8). [05:13] corigo: But we still need to diagnose your Network Manager problems. We should be able to do this from within KDE, though, so you can feel free to log back into KDE if you feel more comfortable there. [05:13] ah... what's next? [05:14] Vbitz: In what way did KDE crash on logout? [05:14] stoped at a blinking cuser [05:14] on a black background [05:17] aoueoa: relaunching KDE desktop the Networking Manager icon still shows the same message: Networking information not available [05:17] corigo: I'm not a Network Manager expert, but generally what works is to purge the system. It's a bit of a sledgehammer where a scalpel would be more appropriate, but it tends to work. What packages does it list as installed when you run 'dpkg --get-selections | grep network'? (note, that's a pipe [shift-backspace on most keyboards] between selections and grep) [05:18] also note i can not switch to a tty [05:18] corigo: We have completely disabled network manager, so right now that should be correct. Instead we're using Linux's old-fashioned, built-in networking capability (one which is terrible with wifi, which is why network manager was created). [05:19] Vbitz: Were you logging out or shutting down? [05:19] Logging out [05:21] Vbitz: I see. Is the machine still in this state? [05:21] kdenetwork: install, kdenetwork-filesharing: install, knetworkconf: install, libqt4-network: install, libqtscript4-network: install, network-manager: install, network-manager-kde: install, network-manager-pptp: install, network-manager-pptp-gnome: install, networkstatus: deinstall, plasma-widget-networkmanagement: deinstall [05:21] no using the power switch shuts it down normaly [05:23] corigo: you said you're on 10.04, right? [05:24] I ran the update using the builtin system [05:24] Vbitz: Does it do this every time you log out of KDE? [05:24] I don't know if it failed or not [05:24] it has happend twice today out of 3 logouts [05:24] corigo: Try running 'sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get dist-upgrade' [05:25] Vbitz: Were all of these trying to logout from the menu? What happens if you use the k menu to try to shut down or reboot instead? [05:25] i was using kickstart [05:27] running ... [05:28] Vbitz: That's fine. This still applies, as I believe kickstart uses the same methods for logout etc. as the default K menu. My questions are still applicable. [05:28] yes all using the same method [05:29] corigo: An incomplete upgrade can cause a lot of nasty problems. Let's try this first and maybe it'll fix itself. [05:29] Vbitz: What happens if you use the menu to try to reboot? Does it tend to crash then? [05:30] not sure, i will check now, brb [05:30] That was my first and primary goal... but without a network connection I was dead in the water [05:31] corigo: Yeah, I figured. Network Manager can be pretty finicky still. The team working on it are doing very well, though. [05:32] no crash on reboot [05:32] I wish there was a group working on Kimpanel as well [05:33] Vbitz: And the machine is fully up to date (you've run the update manager or 'sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get dist-upgrade' today)? [05:34] ok done with the upgrade [05:34] corigo: How many people are working on kimpanel? [05:35] As far as I can tell, only the occassional volunteer when they are free. End of story... and it is a major stumbling block for many foreign language users [05:35] corigo: okay, what does the same command (dpkg ... network) output now? [05:35] Should I restart [05:35] It says all is upgraded and up-to-date [05:36] corigo: I meant the command 'dpkg --get-selections | grep network'. [05:36] ah [05:36] corigo: Don't restart yet. [05:36] nochange [05:37] corigo: I see. Unfortunately, not speaking any languages that don't use the latin alphabet, I'd be pretty useless trying to improve that program. [05:38] aoueoa: all it needs to do is support the Unicode standard, foreign language capability is not relevant [05:39] corigo: You should probably uninstall knetworkconf. It has been deprecated for over a year. [05:40] corigo: Then perhaps I don't quite get what it does. I thought it was to allow input in non-latin alphabets. [05:41] Vbitz: Is your ubuntu system up to date? [05:41] mostly [05:41] right, using key codings. i.e. I type 2 ascii characters and it replaces them with a pre-defined unicode value [05:42] how do I uninstall knetworkconf? [05:42] Vbitz: What is not up to date? [05:42] corigo: 'sudo apt-get --purge remove knetworkconf' [05:43] corigo: So what problems is it having? [05:43] kdebase-runtime [05:43] Vbitz: Please update that. This may fix your problem. [05:44] updated [05:45] ok, removed, but other than that previous messages unchanged [05:46] checking [05:47] problem looks to be fixed thanks [05:48] also is there a openoffice.org chaneal [05:48] corigo: Okay, so now i think we should tackle Network Manager itself. [05:50] Vbitz: You're welcome. And I always suggest running all of the updates available to you. (If it says there's a new version of Ubuntu available, I would suggest waiting for a weekend or another time when you have a bit of time to play with things, but any updates that appear in your update manager are highly recommended, as they tend to fix a lot of bugs). [05:50] thanks === ratliff__ is now known as ratliff [05:51] I'm transfixed [05:51] I mean, I'm ready [05:53] corigo: Haha! Okay, the best strategy I can come up with is the brute force approach. That is: 'sudo apt-get --purge remove network-manager network-manager-kde network-manager-pptp network-manager-pptp-gnome networkstatus plasma-widget-networkmanagement' [05:54] hmm... ok, give me a minute [05:54] This will purge (remove and remove configurations for) all of the listed packages. For the ones that aren't installed, that will simply clean up some files that are left behind. For the ones that are installed, it uninstalls them and cleans up those files. [05:57] sorry, I was very very naughty and started an upgrade to 4.4.4 [06:00] corigo: That's okay. I completely understand. [06:01] I'm in Mac OS X right now, but as soon as I reboot my machine is getting 4.5 beta 1 from the experimental repository. I'm busy doing the same with my desktop (which is in another room, but I'm using SSH to update it). [06:02] I take it that you've tried KDE on OSX? [06:03] corigo: I've tried it, but I never found it to work that well. I'm always optimistic, though, and I'm going to try it again as soon as 4.5 gets into either fink or MacPorts. [06:04] If I didn't hate Mac keyboards soo very much, and KDE was stable on OS X... then I might finally consider owning a Mac again. [06:05] What don't you like about Mac keyboards? [06:05] Requires Function keys to use Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, etc. [06:06] (I hate mice... every time I have to touch a mouse I'm unhappy) [06:07] I don't mind the little red dot in the middle of my ThinkPad keyboard so much, but it is still a nuiscance and a distration [06:07] Ahh… yes, that can get a bit annoying on my laptop. Although on a desktop or when my laptop is sitting in its Borg-like state on my desk (no joke - I currently have 8 things plugged into my MBP, and that's only counting my USB hub as one device). [06:09] Oops. Incomplete sentence. When I have it in this space, I use my external keyboard and mouse (purely by coincidence, the keyboard is an Apple keyboard (this one http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Apple_Pro_Keyboard_%28open_top%29.jpg [06:09] but a US keyboard). [06:09] Ooh, cool new Kimpanel with 4.4.4 will have to try it [06:10] Cool! Hope it works better! [06:11] But this keyboard, in addition to feeling more substantial (I hate Apple's new USB/wireless keyboards because they feel like laptop keyboards and thus feel like they're going to break any moment), actually has home/end, etc. [06:13] nice [06:14] Ok, brute forced ... but it said for the two "deinstall" packages of networkstatus and plasma-widget-networkmanagement ... that they are not installed, and therefore not removed [06:15] That should be correct. But now it should have purged everything to do with them. [06:16] Now grep network gives me: kdenetwork: install, kdenetwork-filesharing: install, libqt4-network: install, libqtscr-network:install, networkstatus: deinstall, and plasma-widget-networkmanagement: deinstall [06:16] Now you want me to run the distupgrade again? [06:17] Hmm… Didn't remove the networkstatus and plasma-widget-networkmanagement stuff as I expected. Oh well… It's not important (it was purely for tidyness's sake). [06:17] No need to run dist-upgrade again. [06:17] You need to reinstall Network Manager and the surrounding applications. 'sudo apt-get install network-manager network-manager-kde' should take care of it. [06:18] Now it is requesting a system restart [06:19] (to complete the update) [06:20] That should be okay. [06:20] In fact, after a reboot, in theory everything should work. [06:24] Ok, Toolbar icon on hover now says "Unmanaged" [06:25] Also at startup I keep getting "Nepomuk Semantic Desktop needs the Virtuoso RDF server to store its data. [06:26] I do have an IP, and can ping yahoo.com, but don't know if that is left over from our previous hack [06:28] The Nepomuk thing is related to this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdebase/+bug/500212 [06:28] I believe all you need to do for that (This is a KDE 4.4 thing) is install virtuoso-server [06:28] ('sudo apt-get install virtuoso-server') [06:28] Are you able to use your Network Manager applet now? [06:29] (You may need to put it back on your panel, since removing the package may have told KDE not to show it anymore). [06:32] when I do an AltF2 search I see Network Connections and KnetworkManager [06:32] I do still have an icon in my panel and it is reporting "Unmanaged" [06:33] Hmm… === Olli-93_ is now known as Olli-93 [06:33] try running 'sudo restart network-manager' [06:34] It popped up a message: Networking system disabled [06:36] try ifconfig in konsole maybe to see [06:37] Still have an IP and can ping yahoo [06:37] k [06:37] well_laid_lawn: I got him to put eth0 in his /etc/network/interfaces file to temporarily workaround the problem to perform a system update. [06:37] Network Manager is also still cacheing my older connection information despite the purge [06:38] good idea [06:38] corigo: It seems bug 555571 is still plaguing you. [06:39] corigo: Have you tried this workaround? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/555571/comments/14 [06:39] Even after the 4.4.4 upgrade as well [06:41] Yes, but when I did it before and it rebuild the file it set the WirelessEnabled=false ... the others are true [06:41] Have you tried that after purging and reinstalling network manager? [06:42] well_laid_lawn: How good are you with Network Manager? [06:43] Just retried... same result... [06:43] aoueoa: I remove it and just use a static ip in the interfaces file/// [06:43] well_laid_lawn: while that's great for the moment, not great for using wireless ... this is my laptop [06:45] well_laid_lawn: Crap. Me too (on my desktop - my laptop has never had a problem with Network Manager, and I just dearly hope it stays that way). I was really hoping you'd be a magical Network Manager guru who actually knows what he's doing with the app. [06:45] aoueoa: it seems every man and his dog has issues with it lately... [06:45] It would make a pleasant change from me trying to figure it out… [06:45] whats the problem with network manager ? [06:46] It's not managing... it doesn't show any of my hardware [06:46] and are you talking about network-manager , knetworkmanager or nm-applet specifically ? [06:46] mase_wk: corigo is having problems that look a lot like bug 555571. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/555571/ [06:46] all 3 [06:46] k, looking [06:48] ah i've hit this before. i basically killall knetworkmanager && nm-applet [06:48] then right click it and hit enable-networking [06:48] and then if i'm bothered by it i'll kill nm-applet and restart knetworkmanager [06:48] its kind of a hassle though [06:51] mase_wk: nice idea... but it literally isn't seeing my NICs. When I do the killall and relaunch KNetworkManager, I don't have an option to enable [06:51] corigo: ok but do you get that with nm-applet as well ? [06:51] My options are: New Wired Connection, Enable Wireless (greyed out and can't be selected), Manage connections [06:51] i don't have the option to enable with knetworkmanager [06:51] but i do with nm-applet [06:51] Yes [06:52] Those are my options from the Applet [06:52] corigo: and you get the same options from knetworkmanager also ? [06:52] No [06:53] k so an ifconfig -a in konsole can see your device ? [06:53] KnetworkManager shows the manually created wired connection, and one vestigal wireless connection, but won't do anything with either of them [06:54] Yes, eth0 lo wlan0 [06:54] ahhh!! im going nuts!! [06:54] corigo: ok, and does ifconfig wlan0 up restore the enable wireless in nm-applet ? [06:55] no [06:55] wlan0 has never been missing, it is just network manager that fails to recognize it [06:55] i didn't say it was missing [06:55] the ifconfig wlan0 up just tells it to power up [06:56] if I run ifconfig without the -a wlan0 doesn't display [06:56] ah ... misread your instructions [06:56] SIOCSIFFLAGS: Unknown error 132 [06:56] are you root when your trying to do this ? [06:57] or using sudo ? [06:58] sudo [06:58] corigo: what does dmesg say ? [06:58] is there an issue with the driver perhaps ? [06:59] that overflowed my terminal buffer... [07:00] corigo: so is this only when your resume from suspend you encounter this [07:00] or is it all the time ? [07:02] all the time [07:02] Even after a brute force removal of all network manager and re-install... plus an upgrade to 4.4.4 [07:03] kde 4.4.4? [07:03] Originally the wireless disappeared shortly after upgrading to 9.10, then shortly after that I upgraded to 10.04 (hoping to resolve the wireless issue in 9.10), and after a sleep crash no wired network either [07:04] ani_: yes, just did that 30 minutes ago [07:04] what happend than? [07:04] no change [07:04] kde network manager still giving problem [07:04] same here [07:05] looking at dmesg I don't see anything other than Intel HDA starting normally... I think that is my network card [07:05] it's te sound card [07:05] s/te/the [07:05] ah [07:05] how can I send to a text file? [07:05] !intelhda [07:05] For fixing your Intel HDA sound this page has useful information https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto [07:06] !paste [07:06] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [07:06] ..I mean how to send dmesg to a text file? [07:06] dmesg > dmesg.text [07:07] just like that - or read the log it comes from [07:07] /var/log/syslog [07:08] messages === ani_ is now known as super_aniX [07:09] the best way to use dmesg for teouble shooting is to run dmesg | tail -n 20 then insert/restart/whatever then repeat the command [07:11] paste.ubuntu.com/443154/ [07:12] what does "proc" or "/proc" means? [07:13] process [07:13] SkEmO: /proc is in the filesystem - try cat /proc/cpuinfo [07:14] 1.335267 ... eth0: no errors in dmesg [07:15] 7.023530 iwlagn: Intel driver loaded [07:16]