[00:02] well it matches the list [00:03] wel it matches* [00:03] Jbmorris289: now do the check at the beginning of the install [00:04] in wubi? [00:04] Jbmorris289: if it has a grub menu that has an option like "check disk for defects" [00:04] personally, i'd just avoid wubi but that's me [00:06] Well, I have a usb with the lubuntu iso written to it [00:06] and when I try, it automatically selects the default for some reason [00:06] should i virtualbox it? [00:07] naw, i'd just not use wubi. just boot to the iso. [00:08] How old is wubi anyway? [00:08] * wxl shrugs [00:08] ancient as the earth [00:08] lol? [00:09] it's not got support for modern things, so it's already a "Don't use it for recent releases" kind of deal [00:09] i have rev285, i think, or whatever it is [00:09] nope, 286 [00:11] I think i should blame unetbootin for the boot bug [00:11] hm [00:12] (booting from USB) [00:12] unetbootin ain't my fave, either. i like dd. [00:13] dd [00:14] does that format my USB drive? [00:15] nope [00:15] it's just a bit by bit copy tool [00:17] ok good [00:17] i've formatted my usb way too many times now [00:20] also, would it be possible to get the boot screen that shows for Low ram computers [00:21] well the "low ram" option is to use debian-installer, which you'd find on the "alternate" (not the desktop) image [00:21] ohj [00:21] oh* [00:28] Jeez. [00:28] that latency... [00:32] wxl: i can't pastebin [00:33] elquesea: well i need to see the complete output. you can screenshot it even. [00:34] wxl: Yes, how can i send the pics? [00:34] elquesea: e.g. imgur [00:38] wxl: http://imgur.com/a/U2a1i [00:39] wxl: synaptic wnats to delete the first list and install the second one [00:40] elquesea: let's do this, so i can get the entire list. let's do it on the command line. you can pastebin right inside there. do: `sudo apt -y install pastebinit && sudo apt install wine | pastebinit` then give me the resultant URL. [00:42] wxl: but what if the system stops working? is that a posibility? [00:44] elquesea: note the "-y." that tells apt to just install no matter what. note it's not there on the wine bit. if you want to be super safe add -s (for simulate) to the wine command [00:44] elquesea: alternately you could --assume-no in which case it will necessarily say no [00:44] elquesea: tl;dr won't get broken unless you say yes. and even then it might not ;) [00:45] wxl: ok i'll do it [00:51] wxl: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=es&sl=es&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fpaste.ubuntu.com%2F18593636%2F [00:51] elquesea: thanks for the translate ;) [00:52] wxl: yw [00:52] interesting [00:52] wonder why it can't install 1.6 [00:52] try doing `sudo apt --assume-no wine1.6 | pastebinit` [00:53] wait, are you able to get dd for windows [00:53] Jbmorris289: yeah there's a couple dd options for windows. just not sure which one is best. [00:54] Jbmorris289: if it were me, with a windows machine, i'd just boot a linux live cd and use dd in there. but i'm allergic to windows, so— :) [00:54] "allergic to windows" [00:54] you loathe windows? [00:55] it just makes me break out in hives [00:55] well lol [00:55] it's often, i find, unreasonable [00:56] last version i used at home was 3.11 or whatever it was. i might have had xp. can't remember. [00:56] wxl: the answer was, "you are trying to send an empty document, exiting" [00:56] Would parted magic work [00:56] elquesea: curious. try it without the pastebinit and see what you get [00:56] Jbmorris289: any live cd with dd on it should work. [00:56] ok god [00:56] Jbmorris289: my favorite live cd for stuff like that is finnix, but it's command line only. [00:57] good* not god [00:57] wxl: "It makes no sense line option --assume orders combined with the other options" [00:58] elquesea: did you do --assume or --assume-no? [00:58] OHG [00:58] hahahah [00:58] i didn't include install [00:58] elquesea: my bad. try `sudo apt --assume-no install wine1.6 | pastebinit` [00:58] wxl: --assume-no [00:59] wxl: ok [01:00] wxl: Failed to correct problems, you have held broken packages. [01:01] elquesea: do `sudo apt -f --assume-no install | pastebinit` [01:03] wxl: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=es&sl=es&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fpaste.ubuntu.com%2F18594342%2F [01:03] uhhh weird! [01:04] try the wine1.6 again? [01:06] wxl: ok [01:07] wxl: no, synaptic tries to delete the same apps [01:07] elquesea: oh, i meant the `sudo apt --assume-no install wine1.6 | pastebinit`. i'm trying to get the full list. [01:07] the broken packages was a little strange.. [01:09] wxl: ok let me try that [01:10] wxl: http://paste.ubuntu.com/18594726/ [01:11] elquesea: well, that's very strange indeed. are you running an amd64 or an i386 kernel? [01:12] wxl: amd64 [01:12] elquesea: do you have any i386 packages installed that you know of? like exclusively i386? [01:13] elquesea: if not, i'd say try to do that command again but with wine1.6:amd64 [01:14] wxl: no, if i remember well, no i dont. ok i'll try wine1.6:amd64 [01:16] i guess it's also possible the xenial wine package is broken [01:16] i gotta run home. i'll check back in later on. perhaps someone else is around that could help, too. [01:16] you also might check with #ubuntu. i'm convinced this is NOT a lubuntu-specific problem. [01:17] wxl: ok thanks for your help [01:28] wait [01:28] wxl, are you able to remove the unetbootin bootloader [03:35] Jbmorris289: http://rufus.akeo.ie/ is probably a better pick than unetbootin if you're looking for a dd-image compatible tool. [03:37] checkmark 'create bootable disk using' and in the pulldown menu next to it, should be "DD image" [03:37] http://puu.sh/pRQEQ/3d13197071.png [03:37] selecting 'iso image' and picking a lubuntu iso will also work too. [04:25] well, that formats my USB Kamilion [04:25] and i've formatted it waayyy to many times [04:25] heh [04:25] well, then just install grub2 on it from ubuntu [04:25] and loopback mount ISOs from fat32. [04:26] how do i even replace [04:26] the unetbootin [04:26] mount from ubuntu, find the device ID, grub-install /dev/sdTHEDEVICE [04:26] Bootloader, and why am i spacing out every few words [04:27] Ah [04:27] well then ill need my [04:27] https://github.com/kamilion/kamikazi-core/blob/master/resources/buildscripts/xengrub.cfg <--- here's a grub2 config that kinda shows what I mean. [04:27] .... Crap. I'm doing it again [04:27] would parted magic work? [04:28] cus i have hiren's bootcd and apparently it has Parted magic packed in it [04:28] ...i can now see why some people say its warez [04:29] heh. [04:29] I have parted magic packed inside too [04:29] https://github.com/kamilion/kamikazi-core/blob/master/resources/buildscripts/xengrub.cfg#L88 [04:30] menuentry "PartedMagic.com 2012 12 25 ISO (32Bit)" { [04:30] hmm [04:30] back when parted magic was free [04:31] but yeah, I just copy new ISOs on the stick and figure out how to add them to the grub menu myself [04:31] unetbooting is just a set of scripts to do something similar [04:32] easy enough to edit grub.cfg with notepad++ [04:32] well it bugs out wit my BIOS... [04:32] grub does? [04:32] no unetbootin [04:32] oh, I think that uses syslinux [04:32] not sure, actually [04:32] well, *sort of* bugs out [04:32] I think it chainloads grub from syslinux? [04:33] IT skips haveing me select option [04:33] the options* [04:33] could probably just open the config file and comment out the 'default 0' line [04:34] Well [04:34] let me get my USB drive [04:34] one second [04:36] It's not on the drive [05:01] Well i guess i'll just have to go with it.. [08:51] hello, is there a way to disable text shadows for desktop icons? I use LXDE 0.5.0. [15:26] sreach lubunut german === xpkill22 is now known as serverspy === marvin is now known as Guest23264