=== TheCholbs is now known as Botchla === Botchla is now known as TheCholbs === TheCholbs is now known as Botchla === Botchla is now known as Guest92265 === Guest92265 is now known as ishanx === ishanx is now known as botchiab === botchiab is now known as TheCholbs [08:43] Hi there. I'm using lightdm-gtk-greeter for manual user+password login. However, it clears the pwd field shortly after entering it - even if the user is typing/ has type their password. [08:43] Any thoughts how I might change this behaviour? [11:11] hola greets [11:13] trying to get an exFAT usb stick to mount. I created /media/username with full perms and then sudo apt-get install --reinstall exfat-fuse exfat-utils [11:13] and then rebooted [11:14] BeeblePete: did you try mounting it with fusermount ? [11:14] i'll give fusrmount a googly and see if I can, unless you know the incantation offhand [11:15] it's just the same as regular mount [11:15] so "fusermount /dev/whatever /path/tomount" [11:16] I am not sure if it autodetects exFAT or if you have to specify options [11:16] I can see the device in lsusb but not in fdisk -l [11:17] so there's no /dev to dance with [11:17] Bus 001 Device 006: ID 0781:5583 SanDisk Corp [11:18] are you sure this stick is functional in another OS? [11:18] exFat is foul [11:19] i have yosemite and win7 in this room and they both have been fine with it in the past hour [11:19] alright, that's good at least [11:20] BeeblePete: any info from dmesg when you plug it in? [11:20] attempting... [11:21] may i paste my 9-line spew? [11:21] !paste [11:21] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [11:22] :) http://paste.ubuntu.com/12272359/ [11:22] oh [11:22] duh [11:22] right in front of me optics [11:23] i'll plug the dang thing into the machine instead of the ruddy kbd [11:23] pebkac pappy, me [11:23] :D [11:25] bewm. thanks for the dmesg goodness [11:26] BeeblePete: Did it mount properly now? [11:27] dialog popped up and asked if I wanted fries with that even [11:28] as thanks, here is a fun PDF comic about soldering :D http://mightyohm.com/files/soldercomic/FullSolderComic_EN.pdf [11:28] thanks! [16:36] Hello all, I have a problem: I installed Lubuntu 15.04 as dual-boot with Windows, and now it crashes while booting, showing that the crash happened while starting LightDM [16:37] Is there any way I can start a terminal, and then replace LightDM with something else? [16:37] !tty [16:37] To get to the TTY terminals 1-6, use the keystroke ctrl + alt + F1-F6 respectively (Alt+F7 will get you back to your graphical login). To change the resolution for your TTY, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ChangeTTYResolution [16:38] but, i dont know that that will address what is going on.. [16:39] Well, if I replace LightDM with KDE for example, it should be fixed ..? [16:40] LeCom: thats what im saying.. and, no, we cant assume that [16:40] what if the issue is GPU driver related? etc.. [16:42] But it boots perfectly from live CD [16:42] That's what confuses me the most [16:43] LeCom: sure.. so, did you take updates while installing? if so, you would have a different kernel.. can you get to tty? [16:45] No updates, not even internet [16:45] I can't access the system atm, so I will try entering the terminal tomorrow [16:46] Thanks for the clue [16:46] Hi, how do i define shortcuts ? [16:47] It also shows CPU FIFO underflow errors on random occassions btw [16:48] Lubuntu 10.04 does not suffer from the Xorg-100%_cpu_load bug ? like ubuntu does ? [16:55] ummm....., i am wrong... i does suffer the very same bug.... [16:57] my cpu-temperature is climbing... and top shows the 100%... damn it... . [16:57] linux is no joy at all... [16:59] how do i get rid of the 100% cpu_load ? i tried ubuntu crunchbang, and lubuntu... all same bug... [17:00] after turning off all services.... including network-manager. [17:00] i gonna reboot, to avoid spending extra-money on the next bill again... [17:12] How to automatically install the latest linux kernel from command line? [17:14] sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [17:16] thanks === BWMerlin1 is now known as BWMerlin