=== phunyguy_ is now known as phunyguy === bones-afk is now known as blackworm === blackworm is now known as bones-afk === bones-afk is now known as blackworm === blackworm is now known as bones-afk === bones-afk is now known as blackworm === blackworm is now known as bones-afk === bones-afk is now known as blackworm === kubuntu is now known as Guest91189 === blackworm is now known as bones-afk === bones-afk is now known as blackworm === blackworm is now known as bones-afk [04:16] I seem to have lost my printscreen ability [04:16] When I press the printscr button it opens a browswer to ksnapshot [04:27] Fresh install of Kubuntu 13.10. How do I tell Firefox to automatically open up Ktorrent when I click on a torrent file? [04:44] ScottyK: you should be able to right click, open with > select ktorrent, check the box that says always use this. === bones-afk is now known as blackworm [04:59] hey anyone help me with a gpg setup in evolution? [05:00] also, the evolution package in muon is v out of date === blackworm is now known as bones-afk === rahul is now known as Guest42133 === Guest42133 is now known as rahul__ [10:15] Good morning. [10:16] good evening [10:24] Hey hewhomust, how are you? [10:42] hi [10:51] Hey edgar_, how are you doing? [10:52] im good how are you [10:53] im new to IRC what do people talk about? [11:15] hi, anyone having issues with latest firefox? HEre firefox hangs on each page that has javascript in it === jackyalcine is now known as jalcine [12:21] Hey folks [14:02] Hello [14:05] I need help. Im talking with you using the phone [14:05] Last night i dist-upgraded kubuntu [14:05] kubuntu [14:06] Now after booting a black screen appears saying [14:06] Filesystem check or mount failed [14:06] And i can't do a thing [14:07] I need to work and i just... i don't know how to solve this [14:19] Please?? Im crying ;( ;( [14:23] zooru: do you have a installer cd or usb around? you should be able to boot that and figure out whats going on [14:26] I cant use the console? [14:26] I have root access [14:26] rberg [14:36] ohh yeah sure you can, I assume it dropped you in an emergency shell.. do you have any special configurations? raid, lvm, fancy disk controllers? [14:40] otherwise, assuming you are ok at the block level I would fsck any filesystems then verify /etc/fstab is correct and attempt to mount them [14:43] Please wait rberg [14:45] hey [14:46] guys do u know how to overcome the issue with hard links(file is hardlinked 1 time(s), skipping!) while usin srm? === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === mkv is now known as m4v === genii_ is now known as genii === freeflying is now known as freeflying_away [16:12] is anyone else having trouble with youtube after the updates a few days ago? [16:15] sec cornfeedhobo [16:17] youtube on nvidia with nvidia drivers = ok [16:31] cornfeedhobo, are your other audio sources working ok? [16:34] er media sources rather, cornfeedhobo [16:34] no, this got more messed up quickly [16:34] i think its my ISP [16:34] i switched to my vpn and all the issues i am having disappeared [16:34] WTF [16:35] strange [16:36] unless your gov't is blocking [16:39] nope, the vpn is to my datacenter, which is like a 30 minute drive away [16:40] its the isp i am pretty sure [16:41] on vpn my irc lag is around 50 ms, on my ISP it's 150 ms, go figure [16:41] same irc server [16:45] exactly [16:45] screw this [16:45] i am running the vpn full time now [16:45] i cant trust any connection i dont control anymore. i swear [16:46] Hello, I need help. I-m using a live cd because I can-t acces to my kubuntu installation :( [16:46] I get this every time I boot [16:46] Filesystem check or mount failed. A maintenance shell will now be started. CONTROL-D will terminate this shell and continue booting after re-trying filesystems. Any further errors will be ignored [16:47] And if I type reboot, poweroff. etc it freezes and I have to switch it off phisically [16:47] Zooru, have you tried update/upgrade in the virtual console /TTY ? [16:49] BluesKaj: how? This happened after a failed upgrade [16:49] Zooru, ctl+alt+F1-F6, login , then sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade [16:49] ok buy [16:49] t [16:49] but [16:49] without the live cd [16:50] or using it? [16:50] I did an upgrade, and what I remember is something like [16:50] withiut the live cd, unless you can't get the grub menu [16:50] without [16:50] something about dependencies: open:812432213 closed:1439124354 [16:50] that numbers are random [16:51] after that the console said [16:51] >Killed> [16:51] sorry for the > symbol, I-m using the amercian layout and I-m spaniard [16:51] I don-t know where is the simle colon [16:51] xD [16:52] so this is after you choose a kernel in grub ? [16:52] yeah [16:52] It boots [16:52] but then I get this message [16:52] And I have a shell [16:53] well, maintance shell [16:53] yes, but can you get to a virtual console as I posted above [16:53] I think yes? [16:54] or better yet , choose the recovery kernel in grub and choose repair packages in the dialog that appears [16:55] I did it [16:55] then startx [16:55] and it not works [16:57] then choose network in the dialog then, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade === gn is now known as seattlegaucho [17:58] Hello [17:59] blastery: Hello! If you have some question regarding your Kubuntu, just state it to the open channel and then see if someone may be able to assist. [17:59] I have a problem! My battery was empty while doing an upgrade, since then I couldnt boot into Kubuntu anymore. "kdestart" was missing. So I manually reinstalled kde-workplace-bin. Now I can log in again, but apt-get upgrade says "The following packages have been kept back:kde-runtime plasma-scriptengine-javascript". [17:59] When trying to install kde-runtime manually it says: The following packages have unmet dependencies: [17:59] kde-runtime : Depends: kde-runtime-data (>= 4:4.11.5-0ubuntu0.1) but 4:4.11.3-0ubuntu0.1 is to be installed [18:00] Somehow something got broken [18:00] blastery: Have you tried: sudo apt-get -f install ..? [18:00] yes. [18:01] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded. [18:01] Yes this is strange, google didnt' help me. [18:01] Do you need anymore information I can provide? [18:02] blastery: If you do: sudo apt-get update ... and then: apt-cache policy kde-runtime-data .... what does it say then? [18:02] Bleh, work. Back in a few minutes [18:04] This -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6921269/ [18:05] Maybe I could manually purge/remove one of those packages and reinstall after reboot? [18:05] I can handle terminal/console, so it wouldn't be a big deal if the desktop doesnt start. I just want to have a clean system again :) [18:10] blastery: I think I would try something like: sudo apt-get install kde-workspace-bin=4:4.11.3-0ubuntu1 [18:10] blastery: Apologies on lag, back and forth from computer [18:10] E: Version '4:4.11.3-0ubuntu1' for 'kde-workspace-bin' was not found [18:11] No problem, thank you very much for your support! [18:11] blastery: What says apt-cache policy kde-workspace-bin ..? [18:12] http://paste.ubuntu.com/6921294/ [18:14] blastery: Probably best then to try the lower version listed: sudo ap-get install kde-workspace-bin=4:4.11.2-0ubuntu1 [18:14] *apt-get ( forgot a T there...) [18:14] http://paste.ubuntu.com/6921308/ [18:15] :( something really got broken. isnt there some kind of reset to bring everything to the same version again? [18:16] genii, sudo dpkg --configure -a ? [18:17] Maybe I could try to upgrade to Kubuntu 14.04 Beta and everything will be upgraded to a common version?! [18:17] blastery: What says result of: ls /var/cache/apt/archives/kde-workspace-bin* ..? [18:17] blastery: Don't upgrade without stable packages first!! [18:17] Meh, work again, AFK [18:21] Sorry my internet connection went away. [18:21] Did you write anything while I was offline? [18:21] blastery_: What says result of: ls /var/cache/apt/archives/kde-workspace-bin* ..? [18:21] /var/cache/apt/archives/kde-workspace-bin_4%3a4.11.5-0ubuntu0.1_amd64.deb [18:22] blastery_: ...and also not to try upgrading to 14.04 until your 13.10 is sorted out ;) [18:22] ok :) But it was just an idea that everything maybe would get to a commong version again... [18:22] maybe I could do apt-get clean? [18:23] blastery_: It will just get caught up even worse in unresolved dependencies, etc [18:23] ok then better not do it [18:23] !info kde-workspace-bin saucy [18:23] kde-workspace-bin (source: kde-workspace): core binaries for the KDE Plasma Workspace. In component universe, is optional. Version 4:4.11.5-0ubuntu0.1 (saucy), package size 1824 kB, installed size 8742 kB [18:24] !info kde-runtime-data saucy [18:24] kde-runtime-data (source: kde-runtime): shared data files for the KDE base runtime module. In component universe, is optional. Version 4:4.11.5-0ubuntu0.1 (saucy), package size 6661 kB, installed size 12433 kB [18:24] blastery_: Looks like your German mirror may have mixed versions available right now [18:25] so i could try changing the mirror [18:25] i'll try [18:26] blastery_: I would change all the de.archive.ubuntu.com to just archive.ubuntu.com and then re-run the sudo apt-get update, and then check the available versions for kde-workspace-bin and kde-runtime-data to see if they match [18:26] in what file again? [18:26] blastery_: /etc/apt/sources.list [18:26] ok thanks. [18:26] AFK 3-5 minutes [18:30] It is updating now! [18:30] Your idea was great! [18:30] Thank you so much! [18:30] I switched to "us" update mirror. [18:32] blastery_: You're welcome :) [18:32] Have a nice day and the feeling you helped somebody ;) [18:33] BluesKaj: I have to tell you something [18:33] it's a shame the de repos aren't kept up to date [18:33] * BluesKaj waits :) [18:35] I'm uploading the pic, 1 sec [18:35] BluesKaj: http://i.imgur.com/Oz0QdyD.jpg [18:35] I'm still waiting [18:36] after choosing network option [18:36] on the grub [18:36] recovery kernel nonexistent ? [18:37] hi [18:37] BluesKaj: what? [18:37] Zooru, in grub [18:38] Thisd option is inside the safe mode [18:38] BluesKaj: Some of the mirrors are maintained by individuals or small organizations and not always synchronized regularly, unfortunately [18:38] recovery mode [18:38] BluesKaj: ↑ [18:38] can anybody help me with wireless connections? [18:39] !details | manny [18:39] manny: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." [18:39] there is no option foe enable wireless in kubuntu 13.10 in network settings? [18:40] Zooru, looks like your install or upgrade failed during the installation procedure [18:40] BluesKaj: yes that' what happened [18:40] there is no option foe enable wireless in kubuntu 13.10 in network settings? [18:41] Zooru, do you have separate / and /home partitions ? [18:41] manny: Are you able to use pastebin from that machine by the wired connection? [18:41] I haven't tried pastebin yet, but wired connection works fine [18:42] manny: If you can then, please pastebin result of: sudo rfkill list [18:42] BluesKaj: in that machine... no :/ [18:44] sudo rfkill list [18:44] [sudo] password for pc: [18:44] 0: ideapad_wlan: Wireless LAN [18:44] Soft blocked: no [18:44] Hard blocked: no [18:44] 1: ideapad_bluetooth: Bluetooth [18:44] Soft blocked: no [18:44] Hard blocked: no [18:44] 5: hci0: Bluetooth [18:44] Soft blocked: no [18:44] Hard blocked: no [18:45] Zooru, suggest you try to reinstall [18:46] manny: Please use pastebin. [18:46] !paste | manny [18:46] manny: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [18:46] BluesKaj: it's possible to reinstall without deleting user's data? [18:48] manny: Could you pastebin the output of "sudo iwlist wlan0 scan|grep SSID". [18:49] manny: Well, it's obviously seeing your wlan adapter since it's listed as the first one. and it's also not turned off in hardware or in software. [18:49] * genii slides lordievader a small box of tasty cookies [18:49] http://paste.ubuntu.com/6921490/ [18:51] manny: That is odd, could you pastebin the output of: lspci -k|grep -A2 Network [18:52] http://paste.ubuntu.com/6921505/ [18:52] Looks like the wifi adapter in many Lenovo are problemmatic Broadcom types [18:53] manny: Did you install the driver for your Broadcom card? [18:53] yes [18:53] !broadcom | manny ...as according to the method described here? [18:53] manny ...as according to the method described here?: Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx [18:53] lenovo here, no probs with BCM wifi [18:54] BluesKaj: Must be one of the lucky ones! ;) [18:56] well, it's 14.04, think wifi with BCM is solid on it, installs with ubiquity during the installation procedure, genii [18:57] Zooru, do yo have a live cd or media to usw to transfer/backup users files to another destination or pc / [18:57] manny: Can you answer genii's question? [18:57] BluesKaj: My old Gateway laptop I got so frustrated with the Broadcom card that I actually yanked it out and put an Atheros instead [18:59] genii: Got a very old Broadcom in my desktop, I'm actually quite happy with it. It supports monitor mode with injection :) [18:59] Actually I'm new to irc and not know what to say? [19:00] manny: Was the method you used to install the driver for your wireless card the same as in the link I gave from the bot, or was it some different way? [19:01] how to check if drivers are installed? [19:04] manny: sudo lshw -C network ... there is a lot of output. But if a driver is loaded it's name will be in the line that starts with "configuration: .." [19:04] manny: Maybe just use the pastebin site for the output so we can read it instead [19:06] genii: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6921570/ [19:06] manny: "lspci k |grep -A2 Network" also gives you the driver. [19:07] Might be wrong here, but I don't think a driver is loaded for the broadcom. [19:08] another command, lspci -vvnn | grep 14e4 , should show the diver if loaded/installed [19:08] * genii returns to his desk and commences reading [19:09] manny, lordievader: Yes, no driver is installed for the Broadcom [19:10] manny: I would suggest to follow the instructions previously given, at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx [19:10] genii: Was about to link to it. [19:11] sudo apt-get --reinstall install bcmwl-kernel-source. Does this command will work [19:14] manny: That is what the guide says ;) === phunyguy_ is now known as phunyguy [19:32] lordievader: tried installing from this link but failed to install it. http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php [19:35] manny: It is in the repo, no need to download it from broadcom. [19:40] manny: Have you executed all of the precise commands that where listed for the STA driver? [19:41] not sure, tried this command sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source [19:47] manny: Ok, and those modprobe commands? [19:48] p [19:50] which modprobe commands? [19:50] manny: The ones in the guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx#Installing_STA_drivers [19:53] error http://paste.ubuntu.com/6921844/ [20:18] hello there. i have dual boot laptop. with win8 and kubuntu. i want to delete all the partitions that have to do with win8. the first issue is that i have like 8 partitions and do not know which ones to delete. === phunyguy_ is now known as phunyguy [20:24] i am sorry to have to resend this. I have a dual boot laptop. with win8 and kubuntu. i want to delete and merge all the partitions that have to do with win8. the first issue is that i have like 8 partitions and do not know which ones to delete. [20:27] falsobuio_: Applications -> System -> Kde partition manager From that program you can delete windows partitions, but if you want to extend your root linux partition you have to boot from a cd like systemrescuecd [20:30] gomiboy thanks for the reply it would not be urgent to extend my linux partition. just to delete everything that windows has on my HD. I will "merge" the partitions that have been formated to unallocated space after deleting all the unnecessary partitions. the issue now is that i cannot choose anything in partition manager as all the actions/buttons/etc are greyed out, like disabled. [20:32] Probably because they are mounted, right click and select unmount [20:36] The file system on partition /dev/sda8 could not be unmounted. [20:37] and while i manage to unmount (on some) partitions, still the icons are disabled. [20:38] falsobuio_: are you italian? [20:39] nope [20:39] but i speak:p [20:40] so you know your nick means "false dark" :) [20:41] sure i do [20:41] back to the problem... you say that on an unmounted windows partition everything is still disabled.. [20:42] yeap [20:42] did partition manager ask you for your password when you launched it? [20:43] yes and i entered it correctly [20:45] does it recognize the windows partitions? They should have "ntfs" under "type" [20:48] check the printscreen [20:48] http://imageshack.com/a/img836/2651/pkag.png [20:49] u can see the disabled icons plus the ntfs of windows 8. F** windows create like 5-6 partitions, i do not know how many [20:52] i see... and you have a efi system... of which i don't know much about... [20:52] efii? [20:52] cos'e efi?? [20:55] a sort of bios replacement to implement secure boot and other stuff... for sure you should stay away from sda2 or your system will not boot anymore... [20:55] uefi [20:55] oh ok [20:56] got it. [20:56] this is setup in bios and the boot options, while only like this win8 could be installed [21:09] no one can help me? [21:10] auitooo! [21:11] random, but... i just had to declare that i've finally finished distro-hopping. Kubuntu is my home. [21:11] there. [21:13] also: Chakra is balls. [21:16] mnio [21:38] here is the parted -l [21:38] http://paste.ubuntu.com/6922344/ [21:48] To whoever (here/upstream/downstream) reverted the stepping on the KMix system-tray icon from 15% back to 5%: You are my hero! <3 [21:54] lol