=== TheLordOfTime is now known as teward === RoyK is now known as Guest1535 === RoyK^_ is now known as RoyK [01:01] rharper: hey, just checking - have you had any time to look at the uvtool-ification of auto-upgrade-testing package? (I haven't, but wondering where to put it on my list) [02:46] hallyn: I've not yet looked, I read your patch, but been blocked on other tasks [03:02] rharper: ok, thanks - ttyl === freeflying_away is now known as freeflying [06:21] trying to move files from two simularily named folders to one location and mv command fails [06:21] I dont have the space for cp or rsync [06:22] trying to make /home/user/drive1/ARCHIVE and /home/user/drive2/ARCHIVE combine into /home/user/ARCHIVE [06:23] any help? [06:24] unionfs? [06:25] isnt that for different mounts? [11:22] I just installed Ubunto Server ubuntu 12.04.4 server Iand I get this when it boots up: http://i.imgur.com/p4IjLaj.jpg?1 [11:25] anyone ? xD [12:16] I just installed Ubunto Server ubuntu 12.04.4 server Iand I get this when it boots up: http://i.imgur.com/p4IjLaj.jpg?1 [12:17] MertenNor: please don't repeat questions all the time :) [12:17] something makes the kernel crash [12:17] when it tries to mount the root filesystem, I think, but I'm no expert [12:18] maybe earlier lines on the screen could help, not sure [12:19] is there a way I can copy the boot sequence.. ? [12:19] or whatever it is called xD [12:22] if it happens very early during boot (before logs can be written to disk), you'd probably need a serial console for that (but the kernel developers are more likely to be able to help with that) [12:22] also, isn't that a laptop? [12:24] JanC yeah its a laptop.. xD I know [12:25] well, 12.04 did already have generic kernel, so shouldn't matter [12:25] ... I think [12:25] ok.. ? I know knwo xD [12:30] MertenNor: did you also try with other Ubuntu versions? maybe even older 12.04 or with the older/original 12.04 kernel? [12:30] oh, an maybe also test the hardware (memory, disk) [12:31] !bootchart | MertenNor [12:31] MertenNor: bootchart charts your machine at boot time, to install >> sudo apt-get install bootchart << the graphic is in /var/log/bootchart after the next reboot [12:31] I have only tried 12.04 [12:31] yeats: not very useful if the kernel crashes :) [12:31] how do I do that ? [12:32] is there a guie anywere ? [12:32] guide* [12:33] ill brb (15-20 min) or so.. dinner.. [12:33] ill be in the channel.. so just post and Ill read later [12:33] guide for what? [12:34] JanC: oops - didn't have full context ;-) [12:35] I just installed Ubunto Server ubuntu 12.04.4 server Iand I get this when it boots up: http://i.imgur.com/p4IjLaj.jpg?1 [12:35] yeats: ^^^ [12:36] JanC: thanks [12:36] looks like a hardware problem [12:36] hardware problem or a kernel bug [12:38] or maybe even a configuration/installation problem (as, apparently, the installer did boot) [12:38] * yeats would rule out the former before trying to chase down the latter [12:49] b [12:50] JanC ^ [14:20] hi guys anyone can help i have a ubuntu server but i wanted not to turn off the monitor..how do i set this. Thanks [14:21] any idea guys..? [14:23] ruben23: try: setterm -powersave off -blank 0 [14:24] setterm: cannot (un)set powersave mode: Inappropriate ioctl for device [14:24] thats the error output.. [14:25] ruben23: do you have an xserver instlled? [14:25] hitsujiTMO: this will not work if i dont have x server installed, does it really need an x server installed..? [14:26] ruben23: no it doesn't work if you DO have an xserver running :P [14:26] ruben23: try just: setterm -blank 0 [14:28] ruben23: there's also this option http://serverfault.com/questions/137728/how-do-i-permanently-disable-linuxs-console-screen-saver-system-wide [14:28] nothing happens now - just blank after i enter [14:29] would this work now..? since when i input setterm -blank 0 <----------- no error just blank === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [14:32] hitsujiTMO..? [14:32] ruben23: ahh, try: setterm -blank 10 again then [14:34] ruben23: as it, it just works for that session, so if you're having trouble switch to another tty [14:47] hitsujiTMO: still there [14:47] the monitor still shuts off.. [14:48] ruben23: even on another tty? [14:49] ruben23: you should still be able to blindly type: setterm -blank 1 [14:49] ruben23: you should still be able to blindly type: setterm -blank 10 [15:10] ruben23: how about "setterm -powersave off" ? see "man setterm" === freeflying is now known as freeflying_away [15:33] TJ-: hi i tried that command already.. [15:33] but nothing happen yet [15:33] any concrete solutions somehow please [15:35] ruben23: You first need to identify at which level the screen is blanking... is it the monitor DPMS, or a higher level? [15:35] how do identify this..? please help [15:36] ruben23: By investigating the system, reading documentation and investigating useful diagnosis tools [15:39] setterm -blank 0, this command i already set - the monitor that turns off is the local monitor connected diredctly to the server.. === hianhif is now known as Zapp === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [18:23] hi there guys i have ubuntu desktop when i plug in the headset the mic have very load echo sound very bad quality audio any idea how to correct this..? [19:58] Hi there. I'm trying to install `language-pack-en` on a brand new ubuntu server installation (on ec2) right after apt-get update. I get E: Unable to locate package language-pack-en - is there something obvious that could be wrong? [19:58] I did check /etc/apt/sources.list [20:04] KristianDK: Try "apt-cache policy language-pack-en" [20:27] how do you debug an init.d script which works fine when I execute it directly /etc/init.d/myscript start, but doesn't execute on boot? [20:31] joshu__: add logging to it in some way, it probably already calls the library log_message functions, you can add more or enable some VERBOSE or DEBUG switch in the script that already does more reporting [20:32] TJ- I have this in the case start switch "log_action_msg "Starting" but I don't know where to see this log message [20:33] joshu__: It should be syslog [20:34] joshu__: But if I recall correctly, most of those log messages go to the console at boot-time [22:19] is grep -r word / the best way to search for any file contaiing "word" ? [23:08] how to know in command prompt that my Linux is 32bit or 64bit [23:11] sarthor_: file /bin/bash and uname -a [23:12] bekks: uname -a [23:12] Linux bbbutton 2.6.32-38-generic #83-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jan 4 11:13:04 UTC 2012 i686 GNU/Linux [23:12] , is this 32bit? [23:13] "uname -m" [23:14] TJ-: arch did same, thanks [23:15] TJ-: but it says i686, not 32bit [23:15] You have to know your architectures :) [23:17] If you have "dpkg-architecture" installed (package dpkg-dev) you can look at DEB_{BUILD,HOST}_ARCH_BITS