[01:41] 's back [02:58] HI! Im getting this error on Lubuntu 15.10: e1000e 0000:00:19.0 enp0s25: Reset adapter unexpectedly [ 197.382071] e1000e: enp0s25 NIC Link is Up 1000 Mbps Full Duplex, Flow Control: None [02:58] Is there any way to fix it? [02:59] I have enabled ip forwarding in it as Im currenlty deployed it as the HTTP cache for my Network. [03:00] If you need any further info pls ask. [06:04] hello, maybe someone can point me in the right direcction. Is there any form of throtlewatch for cpu in lubuntu/ubuntu? [06:05] I have an old pentium m laptop with lubuntu that i mostly use for reading/programming but when i sometimes watch instructional videos the temps go all the way to 71-72 celsius. [06:08] Caerus: Well, it's possible to throttle yes... but if watching videos uses more CPU then that is for a reason [06:08] So you'd most likely end up with choppy/unusable videos [06:08] hi [06:09] videos look fine on lower resos but they stutter on hd so i reckon it is throttling, i just wanna be sure at what temp [06:09] why would my lubuntu just hang on the blue booting up screen, but is fine in recovery mode [06:09] !info cpufrequtils [06:09] cpufrequtils (source: cpufrequtils): utilities to deal with the cpufreq Linux kernel feature. In component universe, is optional. Version 008-1 (wily), package size 37 kB, installed size 227 kB [06:09] Caerus: You can use that ^ [06:10] !info lightdm [06:10] lightdm (source: lightdm): Display Manager. In component main, is optional. Version 1.16.7-0ubuntu1 (wily), package size 118 kB, installed size 640 kB [06:10] !info ssdm [06:10] Package ssdm does not exist in wily [06:10] thank you hateball, appreciate it. [06:10] !info sddm [06:10] sddm (source: sddm): modern display manager for X11. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.11.0-0ubuntu11 (wily), package size 245 kB, installed size 1092 kB [06:12] Caerus: so what you want to do is set the scaling governor to powersave, to run at lowest possible speed [06:13] Caerus: you can also do it manually with something like: echo powersave |sudo tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/scaling_governor [06:14] hateball, i'll try that, if it doesn't work all to well i'll just watch videos on the desktop pc, think im pushing the edge on this hardware [06:15] why would my lubuntu just hang on the blue booting up screen with no sign of moving on, but is fine in recovery mode [06:15] still tho, this lxde on lubuntu really brought this beaten up laptop back to usefulness :D [06:16] emersont1, were you messing with modprobe before that started happening? [06:16] emersont1: can you edit grub options and remove "quiet splash" so you can see where it hangs? [06:17] okay, i can bet my bottom dollar where it is though, i thought a reinstall would fix it [06:18] i bet it's an fsck thing [06:24] try running it on recovery mode? [11:55] hi === leszek_ is now known as leszek === TheRedQueen is now known as Drone` [22:30] Lubuntu 14.04.4 My skype freeze and when i shut it down stop / kill it will not run anymore. It is allways shut down after i start it. What can be wrong ? [22:30] no idea [22:30] works fine here. [22:30] purge files [22:30] reinstall [22:30] and try again [22:30] and don't install from the repos, but from the skype site itself [22:31] How can i remove skype ? It is installed from canocial. [22:31] sudo apt-get remove skype ? [22:38] Is i have to use that coomand only or can i remove it in synaptic where i install it ? [22:39] where ever you want [22:39] is the same [22:39] ok [22:39] just uninstall it [22:41] What is the diference between mark fro removal and mar for complete removal ? [22:46] synaptics? [22:46] n-iCe, synaptic package manager [22:46] completely remove will remove configuration files in /etc directory, but never touch personal configuration files in your home folder, that can only be removed by hand. [22:46] not synaptics that is for touchpads [22:46] I know. [22:46] :p [22:46] Complete removal is equivalent to sudo apt-get remove --purge application [22:47] Complete removal is equivalent to sudo apt-get remove --purge application [22:47] so I would use it [22:47] Why is it better to install from the skype site instead of synaptic ? [22:48] whaat? [22:48] Guest02: dude, uninstall the synaptic package [22:48] and install from the site [22:48] download the .deb and install it from there [22:48] Guest02: do you know how to open a terminal? [22:49] Yes but i rare use terminal. [22:49] ok open it [22:49] sudo apt-get remove --purge skype [22:49] and type Y when asked to remove all. [22:50] once you did it download this: http://get.skype.com/go/getskype-linux-beta-ubuntu-64 [22:50] save it, once downloaded, go in the terminal to /home/youruser/Downloads [22:50] and write: sudo dpkg -i skype-ubuntu-precise_4.3.0.37-1_i386.deb [22:50] and that's all. [22:51] Will try it soon. Just removed the skype folder manually. [22:51] Guest02: apt-get remove is better [22:51] just type what I told [22:51] I removed in synaptic first then the folder it was still there. [22:51] I think it give the same coomands. [22:52] Is the skype beta ? [22:52] A new skype then. [22:53] download and install [22:54] Why a beta is it a later version then 4.3.0.37 ? [22:54] what? [22:54] http://www.skype.com/en/download-skype/skype-for-computer/ use the one you want [22:54] I'm telling you how to make things work, and you are not listening. [22:54] I know it works, because I use it. [23:00] There is several versions. I dont know what file i shud use. [23:00] the one I told you...? [23:02] there is for ubuntu 12 ubuntu 10, debian fedora dynamic opensuse.. it must be ubuntu but there is 2. [23:02] I have not muc idea.. I use synaptic mostly. [23:03] And i dont know how to run them in terminal. [23:04] scroll up, read me. [23:04] and do what I say. [23:04] Don't know what you can't do If I told step by step what to do. [23:05] Guest02: if you get a .deb file from Skype, you can just double click it. gdebi will take care of it for you. [23:06] I understand. [23:06] Is this way any betetr then synaptic ? Is not the result the same ? [23:07] they're two different ways of installing software using underlying tools but through a gui [23:15] test [23:15] . /home/youruser/Downloads no such file or directory [23:18] I set in my user but it not find this directory. [23:21] what's your user [23:22] my name [23:22] but it is strange the skype is still here from before. [23:22] copy and paste: sudo apt-get remove --purge skype [23:23] I just use that command. [23:23] and what does it say [23:24] It runs and then it tell me to use autoremove. [23:25] and you clicked y? [23:25] Now, use: sudo apt-get autoremove [23:29] i dont know. i removed skype bin in synaptic instead. i think it was it. [23:46] stupid things. i reinstall skype now and it still shut downs. [23:47] If you run it from a terminal, does it say what's wrong? [23:47] I cud not find the directory. [23:48] you clearly did not do what I say [23:49] That also has nothing to do with anything I said, the directory is unimportant. [23:49] I know. but when i dont find the directory /home/youruser/Downloads i can not do much. [23:49] use logic [23:49] i downloaded skype. [23:50] I asked your username and you never replied to me. [23:50] I dont want to give my name in here. [23:50] n-iCe: cd ~/Downloads/ would work fine. [23:50] Unit193: better [23:50] dont' forget we can always tree some directory :) [23:51] `tree ~ | pastebinit` shoudl track down said file [23:51] or for that mattter `find ~ -iname *.deb` [23:57] no such file or directory