[04:14] <Potato_Power> Hello! I have several Fujitsu S Series laptop computers. I installed Lubuntu onto them (512MB of Ram, Pentium III M, 30gb IDE), but sometimes the screen freezes
[04:14] <Potato_Power> http://imgur.com/D8y0f4Z
[04:14] <Potato_Power> http://imgur.com/FduCQv0
[04:23] <Unit193> Well that's fun.  Live CD?  Tried nomodeset?
[04:25] <Potato_Power> I am a bit of a noob to Linux
[04:25] <Potato_Power> nomodeset?
[04:27] <Unit193> If it's a live CD, it's in the F6 boot options.
[04:27] <Unit193> !nomodeset
[04:27] <ubottu> A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter
[04:40] <Potato_Power> okay
[04:40] <Potato_Power> The graphical glitch only occurs after the desktop is loaded.
[04:40] <Potato_Power> Sorry for taking so long
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[09:34] <melodie> hello !
[09:48] <melodie> does someone have a build environment in a Lubuntu 12.04 here? I have tried to compile the obsession program in such an install and the compiling fails with a message that I am unable to understand, therefore fix:
[09:49] <melodie> https://bitbucket.org/fabriceT/obsession
[09:49] <melodie> I mean in a 64bits install
[09:49] <melodie> obsession-exit.c:1:0: erreur: le processeur sélectionné ne supporte pas le jeu d'instructions x86-64
[09:49] <melodie> make: *** [obsession-exit.o] Erreur 1
[09:50] <melodie> it says:
[09:50] <melodie> "the selected processor doesn't support the x86_64 set of instructions"
[10:36] <melodie> hi again
[10:36] <melodie> can anyone help me with that? https://bitbucket.org/fabriceT/obsession
[10:37] <melodie> "Compiling obsession-exit.c
[10:37] <melodie> obsession-exit.c:1:0: error: CPU you selected does not support x86-64 instruction set
[10:37] <melodie> "
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[11:17] <LvM_> Hi guys,
[11:18] <LvM_> I want to triple boot my old MBP 5 5 (MacBook Pro) but somehow, I cannot boot on my usb driver to instal Lubuntu. It makes me boot straight to windows :// any idea?
[11:46] <maxxa4> hello. mouse and ethernet connection suddenly stopped working. probable cause: latest updates
[11:47] <maxxa4> is this a known recent bug?
[11:47] <maxxa4> solution?
[11:48] <maxxa4> mouse is gone. can use touchpad though.
[11:49] <maxxa4> ethernet cable not working, no way to connect to web on that machine
[11:49] <maxxa4> just these problems. no other problem detected
[11:52] <vn151502510> maybe u should try to re-update again, or boot with last kernel from "Advanced options for Ubuntu" grub menu
[11:53] <vn151502510> just my opinion. waiting some pros
[11:53] <theLadder> hi, i installed dropbox, got the daemon next to the clock, but it keeps saying "connecting" and i dont get any setup guide to enter my username and password, any ideas? lubuntu 13.10
[11:54] <theLadder> installed it by downloading the deb from dropbox.com
[11:56] <melodie> maxxa4 which version of the distro?
[11:57] <melodie> and which kernel?
[11:57] <melodie> you could try installing the former version of the kernel and boot to it
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[12:14] <maxxa4> Lubuntu 13.10
[12:15] <maxxa4> other useful info: at first i thought all ports (usb for mouse, ethernet for cable..) were not working. however i tried with normal usb memory key and it works.
[12:17] <maxxa4> so only problem i detect so far is mouse and ethernet cable
[12:17] <maxxa4> wifi drivers are not installed so i cannot try connecting wifi
[12:17] <maxxa4> internet connection is not possible
[12:17] <maxxa4> (i am now using another computer)
[12:18] <maxxa4> kernel is the latest as computer was fully updated
[12:19] <maxxa4> will go try booting with previous kernel
[12:19] <theLadder> about my installning dropbox problem, i will keep an eye on this thread https://forums.dropbox.com/topic.php?id=113250 many people having this problem
[12:20] <theLadder> i got another problem you guys might be able to help me with, i want to get rid of the password requierment when i wake the computer up from sleep, is that possible?
[12:27] <maxxa4> how to access grub menu with "Advanced options for LUBUNTU" ?
[12:27] <maxxa4> I only see "press f2 for setup"
[12:28] <maxxa4> vn151502510: ?
[12:29] <vn151502510> if u  update a kernel, there is a advanced options in grub menu, in updated machine
[12:30] <maxxa4> i did all updates, not sure if kernel update was there
[12:30] <maxxa4> but i dont see this grub menu at boot
[12:30] <maxxa4> maybe i need to press shift or something ?
[12:31] <vn151502510> try it
[12:31] <maxxa4> ok, be back in a bit
[12:31] <maxxa4> what can i try other than shift?
[12:31] <maxxa4> tab?
[12:31] <maxxa4> Esc?
[12:31] <maxxa4> what?
[12:32] <vn151502510> not sure, my default is always 10s waiting for grub menu
[12:32] <vn151502510> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[12:32] <maxxa4> maybe there's a difference between ubuntu and lubuntu?
[12:32] <maxxa4> be back
[12:33] <vn151502510> lubuntu, but in menu, it is "Advanced options for Ubuntu"
[12:43] <maxxa4> vn151502510: thanks man (or woman) . you soved my problem
[12:44] <maxxa4> problem is with kernel 3.11.0-18
[12:44] <maxxa4> everything works well with 3.11.0-17
[12:45] <maxxa4> so i suppose 3.11.0-18 is a bad kernel update
[12:47] <maxxa4> do i need to do something or do i just go on using the old kernel and ignore the issue?
[12:48] <maxxa4> by the way the way to get gurb menu to show was holding shift key
[12:48] <maxxa4> on my machine at least
[12:49] <vn151502510> I dont know how to report, really, sorry. But I think u should change the GRUB_DEFAULT in /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[12:49] <maxxa4> ok thanks again
[12:50] <maxxa4> in what part of the world are you? (if i may ask)
[12:51] <vn151502510> me, from Vietnam
[12:51] <maxxa4> me, from Italy
[12:51] <maxxa4> nice :)
[12:51] <vn151502510> no distance
[12:52] <maxxa4> thanks and have a good day :)
[12:52] <vn151502510> same to u
[12:52] <Mikaela> I think that you should edit /etc/default/grub and then run update-grub as root to update /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[12:52] <Mikaela> Otherwise your modifications disappear when you update grub next time or kernel upgrade does.
[12:52] <vn151502510> good point
[12:52] <Mikaela> Or alternatively you could edit something in /etc/grub.d/ and then run update-grub as root.
[12:54] <maxxa4> what about just waiting for new updates that will correct the bug? will this do it?
[12:56] <Mikaela> Which bug?
[12:56] <Mikaela> And is it reported to launchpad?
[12:57] <maxxa4> 3.11.0-18 is bad kernel ... it got me disconnected (ethernet connection not working) and dismoused (mouse not working)
[12:58] <maxxa4> not reported (at least not from me)
[12:58] <maxxa4> will maybe see how to do it later
[12:59] <maxxa4> do you need an account or something?
[12:59] <Mikaela> If there isn't report, run "ubuntu-bug <package>" in terminal and it should tell you how.
[12:59] <Mikaela> Yes, you need Launchpad/Ubuntu account, same as you use with Ubuntu ONE if you use it.
[13:01] <maxxa4> ok thanks to all you gentle helpers around the world :) (where are you Mikaela if i may ask?)
[13:01] <Mikaela> You're welcome :) I'm in Kotka, Finland.
[13:02] <maxxa4> LOVE SUOMI :)
[13:02] <maxxa4> bye
[13:03] <Mikaela> Bye :)
[15:50] <Osmodivs> There are some bugs that are really need to be fixed. I cut and past an ISO file from my HDD to a USB USB stick, for some reason, it tells it cannot do the operation, and then the ISO file is missing in my HDD.  I have plenty of space on my USB sitck, and I am moving other files here, so I don't think is the USB
[15:50] <Osmodivs> Lubuntu just lost my data.
[16:06] <Osmodivs> this should be documented: if you copy-paste, and open one of the folders of the destination, Lubuntu will crash and close all windows and loose your data, it just happen again with pictures :(
[16:07] <Osmodivs> 12.04.4 is sure buggy as hell.
[16:16] <Osmodivs> Is there a Lubuntu developers room where I can properly complain about this buggy OS?
[16:19] <Mikaela> Osmodivs: Try #ubuntu+1
[16:29] <Osmodivs> cool
[20:21] <calimero_82> hello guys,doesn't work any video on youtube, i've lubu 13.10
[20:22] <ianorlin> !flash
[20:22] <ubottu> To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also  !Restricted and !Gnash
[20:23] <phillw> calimero_82: install lubuntu-restricted extras if you have not already done so. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats#Manual_Install
[20:29] <calimero_82> thanka phillw
[20:59] <calimero_82> !Gnash
[20:59] <ubottu> Gnash is an open-source Flash replacement. It is still beta software. For current status or for more info http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/
[21:03] <calimero_82> maybe doesn't work my grapic card video driver? i've nvidia
[21:03] <melodie> calimero_82 yes and it's perfectly safe to use the full span of the cpu resources
[21:03] <melodie> the gpu does not really matter, it will use all cpu and gpu also if it can*
[21:04] <melodie> unless they did serious progress since a pair of years
[21:06] <calimero_82> so what should i do?
[21:06] <calimero_82> i don't find restricted extras in lubu center
[21:17] <phillw> calimero_82: open a terminal session and type in
[21:17] <phillw> sudo apt-get install lubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:17] <phillw> hit enter and put in your password
[21:18] <melodie> hi phillw !
[21:18] <phillw> hi melodie
[21:19] <melodie> I am currently inside a Lubuntu 12.04 64bits, temporarily
[21:19] <melodie> heading to your chan
[21:19] <phillw> melodie: ouch... quite outdated now :(
[21:21] <melodie> phillw I have updated it
[21:22] <melodie> however I can change, customize things, it won't keep it all
[21:22] <melodie> lxpanel doesn't want to stay with 4 desktops when I tell it to, does not want to keep the change of background... :/
[21:22] <melodie> I wonder how the latest Lubuntu are in this regard?
[21:23] <phillw> the config file system has changed since 12.04
[23:32] <henryC> I tried to lubuntu 14.04 over kubuntu 14.04 and I only get "Invalid Password".  I tried fresh install, delete everything, same problem.  Any ideas?
[23:32] <henryC> *to install*
[23:37] <ianorlin> invalid password at login screen?
[23:38] <henryC> sorry, solved I think, please disregard.
[23:45] <henryC> Hm, logged in but didn't get far.  I rarely use this old laptop so I wanted to try lubuntu to save resources.  Very first thing I tried was running Firefox to download Google.  Crashes immediately, invalid string constant "resize-grip".  I pulled the daily build just a couple hours ago.  I see someone posted this prob. to launchpad on Feb. 23.  Suggestions?
[23:48] <phillw> henryC: use lubuntu software centre to grab chromium
[23:48] <henryC> although, of course I first tried apt-get and it was not found.  I'm making mistakes.  I'm not feeling well.  Thanks I'll try it.
[23:49] <Unit193> apt-get update, then install.
[23:52] <henryC> hm yeah I guess I was trying for google-chrome-beta, forgot about the ppa stuff.  I'm kind of going back and forth from my desktop to laptop until I can at least have a browser.
[23:55] <henryC> I was hoping that using lubuntu and trying jupiter might give me more than the sad 2 hours I get out of this old Dell Inspiron battery life.
[23:59] <henryC> google-chrome-beta immediately core dumps.  apt-get install chromium only shows some bsu candidate, apparently something having nothing to do with the browser in question.