=== robert_ is now known as Guest15586 === Guest15586 is now known as Logomachist === ian_ is now known as IsaacTBeast [01:13] !register [01:13] Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode [01:13] hi === n3tn0 is now known as Guest52569 === rutt is now known as cannex2 === cannex2 is now known as canneX123 [05:03] whois cannex123 === canneX123 is now known as hate-canne [05:22] !whois [05:27] IsaacTBeast: I think maybe lastlog or some command like that will work [05:27] depending on your client [07:40] Good morning. === henrik_ is now known as hubelibub === kubuntu is now known as Guest14355 [09:27] Is click and snap also supported under a mac? (with MAC OSX) [09:31] Nizza: try the #macosx channel, this one is for kubuntu [09:31] ok, i will. Thank you. [09:34] bye === kubuntu is now known as Guest66749 === me is now known as Guest94175 === Graefin_Westerho is now known as Graf_Westerholt [11:28] 'Morning === steel is now known as steel_afk [13:24] anyone knows how to fix the grub after updating to 14.04 from 13.10 ? [13:24] I was following this http://www.rodsbooks.com/refind/getting.html [13:24] rharish: What is the problem with Grub? [13:24] not that [13:24] lordievader: I guess it's broken. get the grub rescue [13:24] can't boot into anything [13:25] https://askubuntu.com/questions/449680/upgrading-from-13-10-to-14-04-broke-grub/454068#454068 [13:25] rharish: Hmm, and that happened after the upgrade? === steel_afk is now known as steel [13:25] yes, so agonizing :( [13:26] any clues ? [13:27] Chrooting from a live-cd/usb and running "update-grub2". [13:28] I used update-grub [13:28] it generated a grub.cfg [13:28] rharish: Did it find kernels? [13:28] idk that [13:28] how do u check ? [13:28] rharish: Run it again and check ;) [13:30] lordievader: checking it [13:34] lordievader: there's a /boot/grub/grub.cfg file already present [13:34] should I go ahead with update-grub2 ?? [13:36] rharish: Yes, that file is then updated. [13:36] lordievader: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7510112/ [13:36] that's what I get [13:37] Should be fine. Although the EFI might cause problems. Perhaps that is your issue? [13:38] exactly [13:38] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7510117/ [13:38] how to get arround that ? [13:39] Whish I could tell you that. I have no experience with (U)EFI. [13:39] oh no :( [13:40] thanks anyways [13:42] does anyone else have any clue on that ^^ ? === kubuntu is now known as Guest57693 [14:12] rharish: GRUB2 is diabolical. [14:13] uhm, update-grub ? [14:13] rharish: yes, but you need to boot into your root partition to do that right. [14:14] rharish: that page and other just tell you how to do that. [14:14] can you help me with it ? [14:14] rharish: yesm but what problem specifically happens to you? [14:15] so far, I've chrooted and ran update-grub [14:15] rharish: because your paste shows no errors. [14:15] rharish: the 'uopdate-grub2' workjed fine. [14:16] yes, now when I run grub-install (for reinstalling) I get the error saying that grub can't find efi directory [14:16] rharish: I don't understand what you are trying to do. [14:17] i'm trying to follow the steps listed here : http://askubuntu.com/questions/449680/upgrading-from-13-10-to-14-04-broke-grub [14:18] we are trying to reinstall the grub right ? [14:19] Walex: step 9 === sign is now known as systemd [14:20] rharish: sorry I can't follow. I can't understand what your current situation is and what you are trying to achieve. Any of those steps makes sense in a specific case. [14:26] Walex: okay. Let me start over. I tried upgrading from kubuntu 13.10 to 14.04. The packages were downloaded and installed successfully and I was prompted to reboot. On rebooting, I get the grub-rescue screen. I can't boot into any of my OS(kubuntu or Windows). I then tried boot-repair but even that didn't fix the issue so I was referring to that link which [14:26] suggests booting into a live cd and chrooting to reinstall the grub. That's what I've been trying to do. I was able to mount my drives and was even able to run update-grub which generated a grub.cfg file in /boot/grub. Now I must reinstall according to the answer in the link(the one with 25 votes), for which I use "grub-install" which gives the following [14:26] error http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7510117/. how do I go about this( grub-install) ? [14:27] That's the issue now [14:27] Walex: hope you can help me [14:29] afk [14:31] check whether 'ls /sys/firmware/efi/vars/' lists something [14:31] check whether 'modprobe efivars' succeeds [14:31] you have an EFI boot problem not a GRUB problem (yet). [14:35] you must mount the EFI partition as '/boot/efi' === steel is now known as steel_afk === systemd is now known as sign [16:17] Hi all :) [16:20] Can someone tell me where I can download a windows (sorry for mensioning this name) for my virual box? Im afraid of downloading it from any torrent so that it wouldnt have a virus/worm... etc in it [16:22] sanjeb, we can't advise you on illegal activities here, pls search the internet [16:22] or buy a copy of windows [16:22] @BlueKaj knew that but still I had to try :P [16:23] you'll receive the same answer from any OS support chats on freenode [16:25] ok, laters peeps, have a nice day/eve [16:25] :) [16:35] Walex: ping ! you still there ? [16:35] sorry had to go out, was urgent. [17:25] Hi! I'm on Kubuntu 14.04, trying to get an app hook into my console. The app has added its lines to `.bash_profile`. The problem is that i don't have access to the app until i do `source ~/.bash_profile` every time i open Konsole. I've tried moving the lines to `~/.profile`, still no luck. [17:27] lolmaus: You are trying to run an console application when you open the Konsole? [17:28] lordievader: yes. The console application makes itself available as `$ nvm` via the lines it had added to `~/.bash_profile`. [17:28] But until i do `source ~/.bash_profile`, `$ nvm` says "No command 'nvm' found". [17:30] On the other hand, when i tried to add the lines into `~/.bashrc`, it started working for newly opened Konsole windows. I complained to NVM dev, but he said that `.bashrc` is supposed to be executed for non-login shells and what i did was wrong. [17:30] Hmm, adding tmux here to my .zshrc it opens tmux when opening Konsole. [17:31] NVM doesn't open a gui, does it? [17:32] lordievader: nope, it's a console app. === ian_ is now known as IsaacTBest [17:40] !info nvm [17:40] Package nvm does not exist in trusty [17:41] lordievader: https://github.com/creationix/nvm [17:41] lordievader: the question is not about NVM, but about which dotfiles are executed when Konsole is started. [17:42] Does nvm provide a shell or something? [17:42] Else you can just tell konsole to start nvm instead of bash. [17:49] lordievader: nvm's goal is to dynamically provide certain commands into the console (node and npm). It allows you to switch between different node/npm environments. Thus, nvm is useless without bash. [17:51] Is it a service? === devenne is now known as Guest30435 === devenne_ is now known as devenne [18:04] lordievader: no. BTW, here's the line from `.bash_profile`: [18:04] [[ -s "/home/lolmaus/.nvm/nvm.sh" ]] && source "$HOME/.nvm/nvm.sh" # This loads nvm [18:08] Could you pastebin that script? === ian_ is now known as IsaacTBeast === steel_afk is now known as steel [18:32] lordievader: which one? My `.bash_profile`? PS Please highlight me so that i don't miss your answers. [18:33] lolmaus: $HOME/.nvm/nvm.sh (I didn't highlight since this was the only active conversation) [18:34] lordievader: https://github.com/creationix/nvm/blob/master/nvm.sh [18:37] lolmaus: Hmm, it might just fix your problem. Try putting a link to the script in ~/.kde/env. Then upon login the script should be ran. [18:39] lordievader: are you sure? The script is supposed to be invoked with this: [[ -s "/home/lolmaus/.nvm/nvm.sh" ]] && source "$HOME/.nvm/nvm.sh" # This loads nvm [18:41] Jup, the script sets env variables. Scripts in ~/.kde/env set env variables kde wide. [18:43] * lordievader time to watch a movie [18:49] lordievader: it didn't work. Maybe a reboot is required? [18:58] lordievader: it didn't work after reboot :( [18:59] <{{{ASIMOV}}}> have a goot one [19:10] hi @all! i've got a question regarding the re-installation of kubuntu on my latop. the ssd has, next to boot and swap, a btrfs partition that is the root volume with home as a subvolume. would it be possible to re-install kubuntu with the official installer and keep the home-subvolume? [19:14] brejoc, subvolume=separate /home partition ? [19:15] BluesKaj: no it's on the same partition. === tomte is now known as Guest80540 === Guest80540 is now known as tomte [19:20] hi [19:20] then you need to backup your home dir data to some other media , the create a / and separate /home partition..then install kubuntu to the / partition and copy the backed up data to the new /home partition. Next time you want to install a new release you just need to install to / and /home will remain unaffected. [19:20] brejoc,^ [19:20] I got an erlderly laptop with a 32gb ssd and tried to install ubuntu on it [19:21] but it doesn't recognize the harddisk at all [19:21] tomte, how old ? [19:22] 7 years maybe? acer 5104wlmi [19:23] it some sandisk ssd (winxp and win installed on the ssd without any issues) [19:25] any ideas where to start looking? [19:25] tomte, do you mean the kubuntu installer doesn't see the ssd ? [19:25] okay, i thought so. thanks, BluesKaj! [19:26] BluesKaj: yes, the installer can't see it. I can't find it in the live system as well (partition tool e.g.) [19:29] tomte, in the live media cd or usb open a terminal and type mount to see if the ssd is listed [19:30] doesn't look like to me: http://nopaste.info/ff9f33003b.html [19:36] tomte, ok what does df -h give? [19:39] BluesKaj: did a couple more: http://nopaste.info/83c6dbd1ab.html [19:46] tomte, sudo blkid [19:47] BluesKaj: /dev/loop0: TYPE="squashfs" [19:47] /dev/sr1: LABEL="Kubuntu 14.04 LTS amd64" TYPE="iso9660" [19:48] that's the cdrom , /dev/sr1 [19:48] yep, there is no sight of a harddisk [19:48] tomte, suggest you ask the gurus at ##linux [19:49] I'd be interested to see what they suggest [19:51] ok, I'll give it a try [19:59] and got the obvious - "don't use ubuntu" [20:00] tomte, there are few smartasses ther, just ignore those remarks [20:03] I guess [20:06] unfortunately the ppl who would know aren't around [20:07] I have to restart and see if there are some options in the BIOS I can change, try different boot parameters [20:08] I just wanted to take a shortcut and not use gentoo... === jayhunold is now known as jhunold === MangaKaDenza is now known as TheFakeazneD525