[00:14] oi [00:16] nino english plz [00:16] :D [00:26] Hello [00:27] I am running Ubuntu 15.10 in a virtual box [00:27] I had this problem [00:27] http://imgur.com/vcUAN5N [00:27] I tried to fix it by removing ~/.config/monitors.xml. [00:27] as per http://askubuntu.com/questions/23869/could-not-apply-the-stored-configuration-for-the-monitor [00:28] Now when I start the vm I just get a black screen :( [00:32] nm seems to worknow === Dinner is now known as Dinner4Breakfast [00:39] ciao a tutti [00:40] come si fà a chiedere info su mint a qualcuno? [00:41] ciao ragazzi [00:48] Hey channel. I'm not sure what I did but now I'm unable to run programs in terminal anymore. Any idea? [00:49] what error do you get? what did you do? what ubuntu is that? [00:50] FroBro: like what programs? [00:50] actually I thought it was everything, but it just seems to be dev related. [00:50] Gulp, npm, yo etc [00:51] i don't even get anything when i try a version flag [00:51] FroBro: as k1l_ said, waht error do you get, please pastebin an example [00:51] And can you answer the questions as well? [00:51] at all [00:54] sorry didn't see that. Version 14.04LTS in term npm --version, gulp, node --version, etc I get nothing just a new line [00:55] FroBro: what did you do before? [00:58] the only thing out of the ordinary was "sudo apt-get update" and after that "sudo apt-get install node." [01:01] FroBro: 'reset'? [01:02] hi, running xubuntu 14.04.4 with libmtp 1.1.6-20-g1b9f164-1ubuntu2.1; has anyone experienced slow transfer speeds to android phone which get even slower? (i.e. copying 400 images, each no more than 200 kb in size starts off at 100 KB/s and then over the course of the next 5 minutes plummets to 30 KB/s) [01:02] reisio: tried that, still no luck. [01:03] Transfusion: no, but I've experienced Android crapping its pants any chance it gets, generally [01:03] if you've the option, wireless transfer might be less problematic [01:04] is "node" the node.js package? [01:05] yes it is [01:06] FroBro: no its not. nodejs is the package [01:06] FroBro: you installed "Amateur Packet Radio Node program (transitional package)" [01:06] :) [01:06] How do I switch to treating the real time clock (RTC) as having local time instead of UTC time, from a LiveCD/USB session? My goal is to be able to have the clock showing the correct time in the live session, without then having the clock show the wrong time when the user whose computer I'm borrowing boots back into Windows. [01:07] haha nice [01:07] so I just installed nodejs again ;) but still no --version [01:09] Jordan_U: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime#Make_Linux_use_.27Local.27_time [01:10] If I did "mkdir -m 777 dir_4" would that create a directory with 777 permissions? [01:11] Flannel: Do edits to /etc/default/rcS require a reboot to take effect? If so, that doesn't really work for a LiveCD/USB session. [01:11] Jordan_U: Although I suppose that won't work on a LiveCD. According to the blagonets, if you're on a newer ubuntu with systemd it might be "timedatectl set-local-rtc 1" [01:12] hey guys, when doing apt-get source it says I need to add repositories to sources.list [01:12] what exactly should I add? [01:12] Jordan_U: yeah, just set your timezone to UTC :) [01:12] !repos | disconnected [01:12] disconnected: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. [01:12] Jordan_U: (I'm sure there's a real way, but that's one easy way that requires *zero* work each time you boot) [01:16] Flannel: Thanks, I think that "timedatectl set-local-rtc 1" will get me what I want. I'll test that it works as expected later today. [01:17] Jordan_U: Maybe. The other way of reading the page I'm looking at is that the command *sets* the HW clock. [01:20] Flannel: According to "man timedatectl" "If "1", it will maintain the RTC in local time...", which sounds like what I want. It may correct the hardware clock via NTP if it drifts off, but that should be a good thing as long as it stays in local time. === JanC_ is now known as JanC [01:21] Flannel: (I already changed the timezone in the live session, or rather my script that automates all this does) [01:21] hello [01:22] any LVM gurus here that could assist me? [01:22] shortcircuit: Just ask your question. If anyone can help they will :) [01:24] I have an appliance that has been converted to a full 14.04 server, sadly the appliance has 9 drives with mappings that i would like to consolidate into 3 drives. LVM has me so confused now that i have no idea where to even start. [01:26] hi [01:27] I have been trying to solve this myself for several day now but keep hitting roadblocks === LINUX is now known as LINOW [01:30] Hello! I'm having some trouble launching a bundle program at startup... Does anyone know how to make this work? From the terminal the command (cd path/to/file; ./file) works fine, but when I add it to Startup Applications the program never launches. I've tried adding some time but no... === coffeeguy is now known as zen-guy [01:40] Any thoughts? [01:40] shortcircuit: can you give a little more info? [01:43] sure...i have 8 different PV, 8 different VG, and 8 different LV, Each of the LV are mapped to specific folders on my /dev/sda. What I would like to do is consolidate all of the data so that i only have 3 drives. [01:44] its kind of hard to fully explain but will provide what data i can === silence is now known as Guest54272 [01:47] is it 8 times x 1 PV with 1 VG with 1 LV [01:47] essentially yes [01:48] and when you say each LV is mapped to specific folers on sda, do you mean that you are mounting each LV in a different mountpoint in your system which happens to be on /dev/sda? [01:49] Hey all -- when I press system settings it just waits (waiting mouse icon) and not opens [01:49] ubuntu 15.10 [01:49] how can I fix this? I don't know what caused this. [01:49] SDA is the root while sdb is mounted as a folder in the opt folder...and sdc is mounted as a folder within the sdb. [01:50] does each PV = 1 drive? [01:50] yes [01:51] so basically you want to end up using 3 drives instead of 8 drives, correct? [01:52] yes, and i would like to get rid of the maps so that the data reside in the actual folder rather than mapped to the folder [01:52] Any help is appreciated? my system settings is not opening anymore :( [01:53] a device always needs a mountpoint for you to access it. You will have to mount your LV's somewhere. Something like in /data/somedirectory1, /data/somedirectory2 and /data/somedirectory3 === \me is now known as King [01:55] Ok i understand that [01:57] shortcircuit: so basically you would probably want 1 VG with 3 drives in it, and then as many LV's as you want in there [01:58] shortcircuit: so if possible, you would want to move the LV from VG8 to VG1 and then destroy VG8 and add the drive to VG1 with vgextend [01:58] I was thinking that 3 drives with 1 VG with three LV. [01:58] shortcircuit: then you want to do the same thing with VG7 [01:59] i would use LVMove correct? [02:00] shortcircuit: i dont think so, Im looking [02:01] shortcircuit: there are a couple of solutions for that on the web [02:01] http://askubuntu.com/questions/90940/how-to-move-copy-logical-volume-lv-to-another-volume-group-vg [02:01] http://superuser.com/questions/217307/is-there-a-simple-way-to-move-copy-a-logical-volume-from-one-volume-group-to-ano [02:01] but in the end, you will end up with 1 VG with 3 drives, with 8 LV's [02:02] hi [02:02] Hi [02:02] you can't combine your LV's easily. You'll have to create a new LV and copy your data in the new LV and then destroy the old LV's === daniel_ is now known as Optiprism [02:03] would it be possibel to copy the data instead to the folder that it is mapped too? [02:04] shortcircuit: I don't understand your concept of mappings. The Linux filesystem is devices mounted in mountpoints on the filesystem somewhere. [02:06] shortcircuit: If you have enough space in your PV1, you could create a new LV in PV1 and mount it anywhere you want in the filesystem and then start copying the data from your other LV's to that new LV. [02:07] shortcircuit: and as you clear the LV's from the old drives, you can destroy the LV/VG from that unused drive and add it to your VG1, giving you more space as you go. [02:07] anyone can tell me how to hack whatsapp [02:07] facebook [02:07] gmail [02:07] or mobile [02:07] FYI I removed nodejs, reinstalled, and everything is working again [02:07] help me [02:07] sam_: wrong channel and wrong irc network [02:08] ok so my terminology is off...im not a daily Linux user [02:10] shortcircuit: so in summary, you have 8 x 1 PV with 1 VG with 1 LV. You could create a new LV in your VG1 and move the data from LV8 in that new LV, and then destroy the LV8/VG8 and add it to VG1. [02:10] shortcircuit: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-lvm/ is a good primer on LVM (with pictures). Don't worry about the commands, just read for content. [02:12] shortcircuit: then repeat for LV7/VG7. And then you will have VG1 with 3 drives. And then just keep copying the data from LV6,5,4 to VG1 and you should be good. Create your 3 new LV's as you go and put the data where you need it. [02:13] does anyone here know how to change my superuser identity on my os? [02:13] so i would end up with 3 drives , 1 VG , 8 LV's? [02:13] shortcircuit: no you would end up with 1 VG, 3 drives (PV's) and 3 LV's [02:14] Well, you could end up with however many LVs you wanted. Think of LVs as partitions. [02:14] binki_: you want to rename the user? of grant another user sudo permissions? [02:14] right, you can have as many LV's as you want. But you seemed to be saying you wanted 3 LV's originally. [02:15] oh ok...i was under the impression that move the LV's would maintain the number of them. Yes having 3 LV's is exactly what im looking for. [02:15] shortcircuit: we're not migrating LV's anymore. We're copying data from your old LV's to your new LV's. [02:16] shortcircuit: You have PVs (physical volumes) 1 per drive (well, that's the usual), then you combine all of your PVs into one VG (volume group, literally a group of phys. volumes). Then you have one gigantic bucket of space. You then divvy that up into however many logical volumes (logical meaning not physical) you'd like. [02:16] ...wouldnt i just be copying the old LV to another existing LV? this i think is where im confised [02:16] confused [02:18] I already extended the LV that i wish to copy the data too. [02:18] you need 3 new LV's. we call them LVa, LVb and LVc. you create those new LV's in your VG1. then you mount those somewhere in your filesystem. And then you move the data from the old VG's/LV's to the 3 new LV's, with mv commands, or cp -rp, or dd if of, ... [02:19] you start by copying the data from VG8/LV8. and once it's done, you add the PV8 to VG1 to have more space [02:20] you do the same thing with VG7/LV7. You now have a VG1 with 3 drives (PV's) in it, and with your 3 new LV's. [02:20] and you keep moving the data from your old VG6, VG5, VG4, VG3, VG2 and VG1 to the new LV's [02:21] i should say LV6, LV5, LV4, LV3, LV2 and LV1 instead of VG's. [02:21] and in the end, you have 1 VG with 3 PV's and 3 LV's [02:22] To simplify this...and i probably should have mentioned this but this is a virtual machine so i can grow the drive at will. [02:24] shortcircuit: so why use 3 PV's? why not just 1 PV/1 VG? [02:25] add a new disk, create a new VG with just that 1 PV, then create 3 LV's, and then move your data on those 3 new LV's the way you need them. [02:25] and in the end you destroy all the original VGs/PVs/LVs [02:25] Im using Zimbra and they suggest keeping the software on a seperate VG [02:26] shortcircuit: yes, it's fine. Create a new VG with your 3 new LV's and move the data there. [02:28] Hey channel , my system settings is not starting when I click -- any ideas or a possible fix? [02:29] mia: what desktop? [02:29] mia: does other stuff not work? [02:29] regular ubuntu so unity [02:29] k1l_, what do you mean by other stuff [02:29] everything else works actually [02:29] mia: start "unity-control-center" from a terminal [02:30] k1l_, pasting the error [02:31] http://pasted.co/ae8f37f4 k1l_ [02:32] mia: what did you do before that happend? [02:32] k1l_, othing relly [02:32] it was working before I don2t remember when I had to visit that last time [02:32] today it's just not working anymore [02:32] ok so i have a VG with enough room for the data. how do i copy it from the LV into the exiting LV thats there? [02:33] mia: what video card? [02:33] do i have to umount the LV first? [02:33] k1l_, nvidia 980ti and 780ti [02:33] dual gpus [02:34] shortcircuit: no don't unmount anything. You're really just going to copy all your data into new LV's [02:34] mia: seems like nvidia driver related: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-prime/+bug/1291397 [02:34] Launchpad bug 1291397 in nvidia-prime (Ubuntu) "unity-control-center crashes when nvidia driver is in use (nvidia-prime)" [Medium,Confirmed] [02:35] shortcircuit: create 3 new LV's in your VG with enough room for the data. And then take all the data from your old LV's and just copy them to the new LV's [02:35] k1l_, hm how should I fix this [02:35] k1l_, this bug is from 2014 O_O [02:36] how does that leave me with only three LV if im creating them to delete them other PV.VG [02:36] hello all [02:36] im must be missing something here [02:37] shortcircuit: you start with 8. You create 3 new ones and end up with 11. You move the data from the 8 old ones to the 3 new ones. You remove the 8 old ones. You end with just the 3 new ones [02:37] mia: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | nc termbin.com 9999 [02:38] k1l_, http://termbin.com/gzay [02:38] since im creating new LV's is there a reason i cant use the LV i already have? [02:39] mia: [ 26.076] (EE) Failed to load module "nvidia" (module does not exist, 0) [02:39] k1l_, hmm what should I do [02:39] as i mentioned i have already extended the LV to hold the other 5 LVs [02:39] mia: so its not loading the nvidia driver since there is an issue. what driver did you install and how? [02:40] k1l_, I don't remember installing anything specific. I installed cuda a few days ago maybe that's the cause? [02:40] did anyone move to a lighter ubuntu distribution after installing 14.04? I feel like mine feels bloated after just installing [02:40] I meancuda toolkit for running neural networks [02:41] mia: "dpkg -l | grep nvidia | nc termbin.com 9999" [02:41] http://termbin.com/t3ot k1l_ [02:41] mish42: what gpu do you have [02:42] Ben64: Ati Radeon HD 4870, not sure how many years old it is at this point (maybe 5-6?) [02:43] mish42: you might want to switch to a desktop that doesn't use compositing then [02:43] mia: "dpkg -l | grep linux-headers | nc termbin.com 9999" [02:44] Ben64: Is "desktop" same as windowing manager? [02:44] http://termbin.com/fu53 k1l_ [02:45] amd droppt the support of 4xxx cards on fglrx recently. [02:45] also I kept pressing up key to see what commands I ran in terminal and the nvidia related one seems to be this (don't remember when and why I ran this, probobly following some installation tutorial) http://paste.ubuntu.com/15476850/ [02:45] mish42: not exactly [02:45] k1l_, I'm not on amd [02:46] that was meant for mish42 [02:46] Oh === zrl is now known as Guest90437 [02:46] k1l_: that's what I thought. I guess I have two options, upgrade my video card, or change ubuntu somehow (e.g not composoting windows) so that perforance doesn't feel so slow [02:47] k1l_: mia :: " nvidia-352-dev " development packaging ... what have you been doing ? [02:47] Bashing-om, not sure really, I just installed dependency (cuda toolkit) to run a neural network software I had to work with [02:47] mish42: yes. the open source driver seems not to be the best for some older cards. so if you want it lightweight look at xubuntu or Lubuntu or even mate. [02:47] mish42: i would do this (in fact, it's what i'm running right now) [02:48] mish42: forgot the link ... http://www.howtogeek.com/189912/how-to-install-the-gnome-classic-desktop-in-ubuntu-14.04/ [02:48] didn't Linus give nvidia the big FU? [02:49] he did but what can I do.. I need cuda cores. [02:49] And my software does not work on pc [02:49] and I can't afford a mac. [02:49] heard that [02:49] :) [02:49] mish42: A regression, but release 12.04 and the 1st point release still has FGLRX support for that card . [02:50] Anyway I like ubuntu as a development environment I just don't know how to deal with the issues...yet. [02:50] so any ideas on how to fix my problem (or is thi a problem) [02:51] cc Bashing-om, k1l_ [02:51] Bashing-om: Thanks for the tip, I can consider that as well. Theoretically I could run it live from a flash drive and see how it feels? [02:51] mish42: it will be considerably slower from a flash drive [02:51] mia: my only idea: "ls /var/lib/initramfs-tools | sudo xargs -n1 /usr/lib/dkms/dkms_autoinstaller start" [02:51] mia: that will build the modules again for the kernel. [02:51] mish42: the radeon driver should support your card fairly well anyway [02:52] k1l_, any chance of breaking things ? [02:52] mia: but i suspect its an issue with that cuda stuff that was installed manually. [02:52] hm since I instlaled that stuff I didn't restart the machine yet [02:52] it's been working for the last few days non stop [02:52] now this just makes me fear that it won't boot [02:53] sorry i dont know then [02:53] mish42: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/12.04.1/ . [02:53] okay, thanks k1l_ [02:53] if you need that machine, i wount touch it until you have some time [02:53] Ben64: cool, guess I'll first try gnome classic. then consider xubuntu,lubuntu, or older ubuntu 12.xx. Or shell out 100$ or so for something like nvidia gtx 750 ti. [02:53] hmmm [02:54] I hate that linux feels like wings of a buttterfly [02:54] when you touch it slightly it fells apart irreversibly [02:54] (if you're not a professional butterfly collector) [02:54] mia: but right now you dont use the nvidia driver but the open source driver, since the nvidia driver module broke and wasnt booted. [02:54] mia: if you get a packaged based distro and install stuff without using the package manager and supported repositories, sure === Brandon is now known as Guest83718 [02:55] Ben64, well I installed cuda [02:55] which is not in official places [02:55] I mean cuda toolkit [02:55] seems like previous distros work best on older sw & hw. ubuntu uses alot of resources. imo [02:55] That's the only way I can make use of my cores [02:55] !info nvidia-cuda-toolkit | mia [02:55] mia: nvidia-cuda-toolkit (source: nvidia-cuda-toolkit): NVIDIA CUDA development toolkit. In component multiverse, is extra. Version 6.5.14-2 (wily), package size 18607 kB, installed size 47433 kB [02:55] mia: there is libcuda and nvidia-cuda-* in the repos [02:55] the actual dev. kit is almost 2 gigs [02:55] mia: I am aware that version 352 has some limited vdpau decoding support . Maybe purge all and try the newer 361 driver version ?? [02:56] that has to be something else [02:56] Will the AMD A8-7600 cpu work fine on ubuntu? I heard it crashes often [02:56] im using amd a10 just fine Guest83718 [02:56] Bashing-om, how can I do that [02:56] hey, I'm hobby-ishly porting a tcsh script from mac to ubuntu , and its giving me permission denied errors when I try 'use ffmpeg-1.1.2' [02:56] Ben64, https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads this one is almost 2 gigs, probobly different than what you sent [02:57] any way of getting off the permission denied errors? [02:57] mia: What release are you on ? May have to resort to our trusted PPA for the driver . [02:57] 15.10 [02:57] mia: size doesn't matter [02:57] mia: dont get irritated by the size mentioned by the package. it is a metapackage and will pull other packages, too [02:57] hmm [02:58] Well I followed the official installation guide so yeah [02:58] maybe they should've mentioned this was possible :( [02:58] ok thanks because Im building a computer and I don't know if I should get the Athlon 860k or the A8-7600 [02:58] mia: What returns ' sudo ubuntu-drivers list ' ? is the 361 offered ? [02:58] Bashing-om, just waiting [02:59] how long does this take normally [02:59] oh wait, here is what it returns [02:59] intel-microcode [02:59] nvidia-340-updates [02:59] nvidia-352-updates [02:59] nvidia-340 [02:59] nvidia-352 [02:59] whoops [03:00] I kinda like how you can play games on linux now saves alot of money and makes great budget builds [03:00] oh [03:00] I was trying to say lol [03:01] use a pastebin mia. paste.ubuntu.com [03:02] http://paste.ubuntu.com/15476928/ [03:02] cc Bashing-om [03:02] Hey guys, I'm new to Linux. This is gonna sound stupid, but whenever I open up the terminal, the very first line immediately says "-bash: /home/*NAME*/.rvm/scrips/rvm: No such file or directory". Clearly I misspelled the word "scripts" somewhere along my installation path. Anyone know how I can keep the terminal from throwing that error every time? [03:03] mia: Consider when you have the down time ' sudo apt-get remove nvidia-* ; sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa ; sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get install nvidia-361 nvidia-prime ' . Not at all sure how cuda will play into this . [03:03] hm okay [03:04] I will do that actually [03:04] I'll wait for my neural network to finish the cycle, which is hopefully in the nex hour [03:04] then I'll be trying this [03:06] mia: Think that 361 will play nicer with cuda .. maybe . [03:06] I don't remember installing any nvidia drivers [03:06] maybe cuda did install them [03:09] Bashing-om: (or whoever, don't remember). Gnome classic feels snappier, so thanks for the tip. [03:10] mish41: Think that was Ben64 . [03:10] okay. thanks! [03:11] mia: " ii nvidia-352 " proprietary driver is installed .. and I can accept a conflict with " ii nvidia-352-dev " . But I am always amazed at what I do not know . [03:12] Bashing-om, removing nvidia as you mentioned will remove everything right ? [03:12] Bashing-om, could it be related to this somehow http://paste.ubuntu.com/15476850/ [03:12] this seems like the only thing I did in the past related to nvidia (somehow) [03:12] Has anyone SUCCESSFULLY installed Adobe air via wine? if so, how? [03:12] I mean besides installing the cuda toolkit [03:13] mia: Well ,, maybe best look at removing cuda as you installed from OEM .. Not sure at all that the package manager will deal with it . [03:13] http://shrinkmy.com/ZFmSN1C6 [03:13] pam, I wish I knew - I could not even get skype working over wine :( [03:13] Bashing-om, okay I will try [03:13] Has anyone SUCCESSFULLY installed Adobe air via wine? if so, how? (I've installed Adobe Air...but now I can't find out how to use the installer to install an .air file) [03:14] Bashing-om, this is how I installed it https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads [03:14] if you follow by selecting operating system, architecture, distribution, version, installer type (local) you will reach my installation instructions [03:14] mia: I'm trying to use this tutorial http://jcward.com/Installing+AIR+Apps+On+Linux [03:14] If you can get this to work, let me know how. [03:15] mia: OUCH ! " sudo rm -f /boot/initrd* " .. still have kernel symlinks valid from / to /boot ? [03:17] mia: ^^ cuda: when you un-tared .. is there a readme for guidance to un-install ? [03:18] not really [03:18] Bashing-om, after the uninstall you pasted above, the settings menu now works, but cuda seems dead [03:19] mia: I do suggest to remove the OEM cuda ,, however one can .. and see how the cuda release in our repo performs . [03:22] Damnit! Why is it so goddamn hard to install an adobe air app via Wine? [03:22] does anyone have an idea as to why when i migrate a specific wp website to my server it makes a separate wp site on my server have a white screen issue? [03:24] suh [03:25] k === SonikkuAmerica is now known as SonikkAmerica [03:28] suh === SonikkAmerica is now known as S-USA [03:32] Bashing-om, I just installed the nvidia driver using sudo apt-get install nvidia-361 nvidia-prime [03:33] but when I do nvidia-smi -L I get the error <> [03:35] mia: ' lspci -nnk | grep -i vga -A3 | grep 'in use' ' ?? [03:36] Bashing-om, << Kernel driver in use: nouveau >> [03:36] this is all [03:39] mia: Ouch .. should be 'nvidia' . so nvidia is not loaded . [03:39] Bashing-om, why can this be [03:39] because I went into my Should I be rebooting after that ? [03:40] mia: Affirmed on the reboot . do . [03:41] okay checkin g now === tyler is now known as Guest65693 [03:45] Hey, I'm on mint and was looking for some network adapter support for my ASUS g75vx [03:47] Has anyone ever successfully installed an Adobe Air app via wine on Linux (I'm running the latest version of Ubuntu). I've got Adobe Air installed...but I can't install an .air file. What do I do? [03:50] Guys halp I've entered some kind of command line mode how do I exit it? [03:51] Bashing-om, it worked! thank you very much! [03:51] Optiprism, CTRL+ALT+F7 [03:52] Ah thanks ! [03:52] mia: :) Great .. we can wipe the sweat off . [03:53] hi, i was trying to install ethereum miner in ubuntu 15.10 and got stuck when i tryed to install llvm-3.7-dev [03:53] !mint | Guest65693 [03:53] Guest65693: Linux Mint is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu. Please seek support in #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org [03:53] gets stuck on : Setting up binfmt-support (2.1.5-1) ... [03:54] i tryed so many things and now i cant install nothing... cuz it say me to go : sudo dpkg --configure -a [03:54] and it allways get stuck on that [03:54] Can someone please help me [03:54] chuneed === mason1 is now known as masoncodes [03:56] hi, i was trying to install ethereum miner in ubuntu 15.10 and got stuck when i tryed to install llvm-3.7-dev gets stuck on : Setting up binfmt-support (2.1.5-1) ... i tryed so many things and now i cant install nothing... cuz it say me to go : sudo dpkg --configure -a and it allways get stuck on that Setting up binfmt-support (2.1.5-1) ... [03:56] (sorry idk how to do that) [03:57] how can i make ubuntu stop asking to do dpkg --configure -a [03:57] run it? [03:57] if i run it it gets stuck in same thing [03:57] hm... === N3X15 is now known as scuttlebot [03:57] gimme 3 sec to switch clients === mason_ is now known as masoncodes [03:58] suh [03:58] Has anyone ever successfully installed an Adobe Air app via wine on Linux (I'm running the latest version of Ubuntu). I've got Adobe Air installed...but I can't install an .air file. What do I do? === scuttlebot is now known as N3X15 [04:00] masoncodes i also noticed that xorg seems to be using 100% cpu [04:00] try rebooting? [04:00] or askubuntu on stack exchange? bro idk [04:01] tryed so many times before come here ask for help :( [04:05] Haha I got my nvidia drivers back [04:08] Optiprism: One more step taken on that curve of learning . [04:11] Optiprism: showoff [04:11] :D [04:37] hello world [04:38] i am in [04:38] oooo ooo [04:40] "hello, world" [04:41] reisio Yes? [04:43] twss [04:49] #abcde [04:50] yup [04:50] f [04:52] reisio, hardyn... maybe have the wrong channel. [04:54] davido: oh? /msg alis list *foo* can help [04:55] I'll be more clear. "yup", "f", "twss". ...none of that nonsense seems on-topic for a channel about the Ubuntu operating system. [04:56] * reisio yawns [05:09] .. [05:13] http://imgur.com/QUZ2iKO having an ncurses problem with putty [05:14] check [05:15] Hey guys, so I went into the additional driver application and saw I had this driver selected: http://i.imgur.com/R2cpHqx.png Since when were the nvidia provided drivers open source, this is awesome! [05:16] Also anyone know when the 364.12 driver will arrive in the PPA? [05:18] Caplain: make sure charsets/locales match [05:19] reisio, okay [05:35] Kinda off topic Does anyone know what's wrong with this statement [05:35] http://pastebin.com/mDk5X9K4 [05:39] bray90820: looks like it's missing a then after first if, for starters [05:39] and also another final ; fi [05:40] alternatively you could use a single if with a logical and [05:40] and it's ; else, too, IIRC [05:40] more at #bash [05:42] reisio: are you in #bash? [05:43] nope [05:43] Can you help me here then? [05:43] well, I think I got all your problems :) [05:43] what I meant was /even/ more at #bash [05:43] Sorta [05:46] reisio: Should I remove the second if? [05:46] Or what would you do to make it correct [05:46] it'd probably be more efficient to use a logical and [05:47] Yea as you can tell I am not much of a bash person [05:47] bray90820: what is it you're trying to do, in general? [05:48] you want a daily cron'd script that's aware of what day it is? [05:53] hey i keep getting failed to install grub to /target when i try to install Ubunut 15.10 along side windows 10. [05:54] macattack18: should be able to fix that manually after the rest of the installation finishes, if it can continue [05:55] I tried to continue install without a boot loader but the ok button didn't do anything [05:55] I had to hard reset I am currently in the live USB [05:56] well, that's a separate problem, then :) [05:56] does it do that every time? [05:56] assuming it installed okay what can i do to fix it [05:56] i installed eos right before this had the same grub error but was able to continue [05:57] i was hoping it was just an issue with eos but have the same problem with ubuntu [05:59] oh, installing grub manually is pretty straightforward [05:59] you'll want [05:59] How would I do it? [06:00] /etc/fstab, and the output of sudo lsblk -f [06:01] hey, i created a new network on xchat but however it says no ident response . what should i do? please help :) [06:01] reisio: Every sunday I want to purge or prune the stuff in /media/backup/Recorded_TV/ that doesn't exist in /media/data/Recorded_TV [06:01] Here is the rest of my script so you can get a better idea of what's going on http://pastebin.com/QFgxrxeC [06:02] Once I have the output of lsblk -f what do I do [06:02] hey, i created a new network on xchat but however it says no ident response . what should i do? please help :) [06:03] macattack18: typically you grub-install /dev/sda regardless, but if you have a complex situation, you'll want that info [06:03] yea I have windows 10 on a bigger ssd and 2 3TB drive [06:03]