[00:00] bytefire_, the one that starts with 'DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE' ? [00:00] lordcirth: how to update /etc/grub.d/? [00:00] lordcirth: i guess so [00:01] bytefire_, you make a copy of /etc/grub.d/40_custom and edit your settings in there. [00:01] lordcirth: i see [00:01] copy it to, say, 09_custom if you want it to be first. [00:01] (clear [00:04] lordcirth: so just for my understanding, if `linux` and `initrd` are set correctly in /boot/grub.cfg then it should be able to boot the right kernel? [00:06] bytefire_, yes. But /boot/grub/grub.cfg is generated from the settings in /etc/grub.d and /etc/defaults/grub everytime you update. [00:06] hello?! [00:06] lordcirth: i see [00:07] ShinyShoes, hi [00:08] sigh [00:08] hey lordcirth! can you help me with my question please? [00:08] ShinyShoes> Noob here, getting hash mismatch error while updating my repos, deleting /var/lib/apt/lists/* won't fix...any suggestions? [00:08] i'd appreciate if someone could help me fix this [00:08] ShinyShoes, 16.04? [00:09] 14.04 LTS [00:10] debkad: thanks [00:10] elijah: no problem [00:11] ShinyShoes, also try 'apt-get clean' and then update [00:11] okay, i'll try that as well [00:11] ShinyShoes: Maube a fault in your mirror ? Maybe wait a spell and see if the mirror syncs up with mother .. or change your mirror ? === Enzo is now known as Guest56069 [00:12] Yes, the next thing to try would be switching mirrors [00:12] still getting error after cleaning [00:13] this could be the mirror problem, you're right [00:13] let me change that, thanks for the clue [00:18] lordcirth: it still doesn't make sense why the kernel doesn't boot properly on my machine when grub/cfg points to correct image and initrd [00:18] grub.cfg** [00:19] lordcirth: i have't called grub-update [00:20] i'll try and get the exact error this time [00:21] How do you find and open a file in the same command? [00:21] That is, in the Terminal. [00:23] zxc_: files themselves don't open -- you open them with something [00:23] zxc_: if you mean to emulate what happens in nautilus, you probaby want `xdg-open` [00:24] What I want to do is open a music file, using MPV. [00:24] Piping doesn't seem to work, however. === Gabbo is now known as Guest0000001 [00:25] zxc_: mpv /path/to/file ? [00:25] It's deep in the filesystem, however. [00:25] zxc_: what is? [00:25] Hi. Ubuntu 16.04 server. Why did Canonical make the default ethernet names like enp0s25? Where can I read up on the changes and the how any why behind it? [00:25] zxc_: and why does that matter? [00:25] The audio file. [00:26] I have to type out the directory every time. [00:26] I'm thinking of just locating it and then using MPV to open it [00:27] Guest0000001: explanation: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/PredictableNetworkInterfaceNames/ . [00:27] zxc_: not sure i follow -- of course you would have to know where the file is to open it [00:27] Bashing-om, ty! [00:27] zxc_: do you not control how your files are created? [00:28] zxc_: oh you mean you want to do `locate ... | mpv` ? [00:28] I do, but it's in a lot of subfolders. [00:28] That's what I tried. [00:28] zxc_: dunno if mpv supports that, you should read its manpage [00:28] Would VLC? [00:29] zxc_: you would to read the manpage, i dont' know [00:29] Well okay, thanks. [00:34] lordcirth: on booting the compiled kernel i get this message which says "unable to find root device" ... and then UUID of partition. [00:34] but the older kernel uses same UUID and it boots fine [00:35] hi All - help... ! I know nothing about this and an screwed as the guy who normally does thsi is awol - I need to setup mapping for nginx [00:36] When Is It Better to Use #!/bin/bash Instead of #!/bin/sh in a Shell Script? [00:37] redface: when you depend on bash's features? [00:37] redface: only use /bin/sh if you are strictly posix [00:37] I 've mapped it according to a link i found but its' not honouring the mapping . please help!!! [00:40] someone must know .. :? [00:40] fels, you might want to reask in #ubuntu-server , but if you know nothing about nginx/your system, good luck [00:41] OerHeks: Thanks - [00:41] OerHeks: are they brutal to newbies :) [00:43] fels yes, they might suggest to get prof help if this is too heavy for volunteers. [00:44] from what i can tell in the guide I am following its easy - jus tnot sure why its not working and not sure what i can do t debug and trace to find hte issue - === marcos is now known as marcosps [00:49] is this the sort of thing that would/could alert you to a hack or attack on your system? :: (and if so, are there any similar tools that work with a gui?) :: https://www.loggly.com/ultimate-guide/analyzing-linux-logs/ [00:53] mikubuntu: graylog [00:54] ossim, if you want to take it to the next level [00:57] thanks guys, changing the mirror fixed the problem! [00:57] cheers! === fqtw__ is now known as fqtw [01:00] ShinyShoes: :) === Christer_ is now known as Christer === Dorami-Doraemon is now known as Guest34549 [01:26] ipconfig [01:26] hi === beatriz_ is now known as Guest72449 [01:28] tomreyn: sry, got pulled away. so graylog and ossim. do you have any tips about either one? best way to install on lub 1604? [01:30] bit really, mikubuntu, read thier docs. [01:30] + i got to go for now [01:30] tomreyn: k thx [01:33] does anyone know if it's possible to configure the options that are used when automounting filesystems on stock ubuntu? [01:34] I've been looking for ages and the more I look the more it looks like the only option is to edit the hardcoded filesystem options in udisks2 and recompile, which is very obnoxious [01:35] how do i open a terminal and run commands in it programtically? === Guest20597 is now known as Numline1 [01:45] ddd [01:45] adasdaasddas [01:46] so i've never used a virtual machine, and i wanted to try OSSIM, which suggests installing on Virtual Box, which doesn't show up in lubuntu software center, but Gnome Boxes does. is it a suitable VM for installing OSSIM? === KindOne_ is now known as KindOne [01:54] mikubuntu, gnome boxes doesn't have a lot of features, though it should work. Just install virtualbox with apt. [01:58] <[_]`> anychance anyone can tell me exactly what to apt-get for this please? 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GK107M [GeForce GT 750M] (rev a1) === valeech_ is now known as valeech [02:02] [_]`, nvidia-367 [02:02] <[_]`> ty [02:07] lordcirth: thx, so you think virtualbox better than gnome boxes i think you're saying [02:07] mikubuntu, yes, also your software recommends it [02:07] hey i know your not supposed to come her for a different distro but whenever i connect to the internet it works for like 2 mintues and then it goes out [02:07] whenever i join back, it just stops working at all [02:07] lordcirth: ok, going in [02:08] ThePotato, most distros have their own channels [02:08] lordcirth: sudo apt-get install virtualbox ? [02:08] !alis | ThePotato [02:08] ThePotato: alis is a services bot that can help you find channels. Read "/msg alis help list" . For more help or questions relating to alis, please join #freenode. Example usage: /msg alis list #ubuntu or /msg alis list http [02:08] ThePotato: If you know you aren't supposed to come here, then why did you? [02:08] mikubuntu, yes [02:08] because the other chat is broked [02:08] lordcirth: got it [02:09] for the distro [02:09] <[_]`> ThePotato: you sure its the distro and not your router ? [02:10] could someone please help? [02:11] ThePotato, PM'd [02:11] how do you run a command in a terminal window without it immediataly closing? [02:11] gnome-terminal -e 'sh -c ls -al;exec bash' << it tired this from stackoverflow.. not working [02:12] crazyhorse18, works for me with xterm. I don't have gnome-terminal installed [02:12] Konsole closes again too === parsnip is now known as parsnip1 [02:12] yeah i'm just using the standard ubuntu terminal and it just closes [02:13] got it working [02:14] gnome-terminal --tab -e "/bin/bash -c 'echo "jasmine"; ls -al; exec /bin/bash -i'" === Vampire0_ is now known as Vampire0 [02:22] who was just helping me [02:23] in regards to what? [02:23] ThePotato, me? === Dreams is now known as Guest63015 [02:29] lordcirth, please pm me [02:30] anyone around that could help me perhaps? Having wireless issues with Ubuntu Server and incredibly raging atm :| [02:30] and i'd much rather just figure out how to connect to my wireless network then reinstall ubuntu desktop and disable the desktop each time. [02:31] <[_]`> i was raging too. and i realised my only bootable flashdrive got cleaned. by the washing machine. [02:32] thats not my issues, I have it installed. But I cant connect to the wireless network via command line bc #noob [02:33] <[_]`> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkConfigurationCommandLine/Automatic ? [02:33] tried that, I got lost somewhere on the way :\ [02:34] and I rarely network, so its all kinda hell to me [02:34] <[_]`> http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/92799/connecting-to-wifi-network-through-command-line? [02:35] <[_]`> http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/92799/connecting-to-wifi-network-through-command-line ? [02:35] I need some help with hosts and postfix/ptr record settings...my ptr record is mydomain.com but my postfix myhostname setting is servername.mydomain.com and my hosts file lists the ip address as servername.mydomain.com also. [02:36] its a web server that hosts multiple domains...so do I need to change my ptr record to servername.mydomain.com or change my hosts file to remove the servername? [02:36] I'm so confused [02:37] Lehthanis, you might want to ask in #ubuntu-server [02:38] does anyone know how to setup minidnla with an external hard drive? [02:38] ahhh... === Wulf4 is now known as Wulf [02:40] Guest63015, you edit the config file and give it the path to your hard drive [02:42] !pm | Guest63015 [02:42] Guest63015: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. [02:42] waiting for dhclient to do whatever it does @[_]` [02:43] I tried putting this path in: /media/brian/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Workout [02:43] with spaces?? [02:43] great [02:43] ahhh, that might be it [02:43] :D [02:43] either quote it, or escape them [02:43] thank you [02:44] ! [02:44] dhclient, run plox [02:53] so done [02:53] I had to restart my pc -.- [03:00] hello? [03:00] I am trying to create a lightweight linux system that will boot over the network (via PXE) and simply output in the shell the system specifications of the computer it is running on. I don't need to boot to the desktop at all. [03:01] aaron124: run your tool instead of initrd might do it [03:02] oh really? [03:02] How do I run it instead of initrd? [03:03] In my pxelinux.0 config [03:03] I have the kernel and initrd setup [03:03] I just want to run a package called "dmidecode" [03:03] change init= to be /bin/bash - but i would test it manually instead of via pxe to start === gir is now known as something === something is now known as somethingrandom [03:04] aaron124: are you familiar with booting into single user or rescue mode? [03:04] okay i already have my script ready to go its a bash script and it works as long as the dmidecode package is installed [03:05] single user i think [03:05] you hit the button when grub appears and change your boot options [03:05] anyone know if there's a way to mount the root file system of an iphone that isn't jailbroken on 16.04? tech backed up pics from 15.04 to the root directory on a remote client and after updating it's inaccessible [03:05] and set init=/bib/bash [03:05] Hi. How would I write a chown cmd that would recursively go through a directory and it's subdirectories and set owner/group to files ending with a specific file extension and only those? [03:05] or in your case, init=/usr/bin/dmidecode [03:06] okay your talking about when the live cd is booting [03:07] i shoudl choose single user mode? [03:07] well, livecd, from hard drive or pxe, it should not matter specifically in the end [03:07] but just for testing whether this method would work [03:07] okay im going to look for the button [03:08] I dont see any button actually, i get right to the main ubuntu login [03:08] just change the boot options when you get the grub prompt [03:08] I see guest session or my user login [03:09] im running ubuntu desktop 16.04 on a virtual machine and not seeing any grub prompts [03:14] Hu [03:14] Hello world! [03:15] Saluton, Mondo! [03:15] cryptosam: help me I have an error in phone [03:16] What is the problem? [03:16] Error cancel OK [03:16] This is the prompt message [03:17] cryptosam: [03:18] Phone is android lenovo [03:18] hey everyone [03:19] * WyZeGuY is eavesdropping. [03:19] bum, join #android for support, this is #ubuntu only [03:20] Can't get Office 2000 to run under POL... details here: https://www.playonlinux.com/en/topic-14866.html === Trystam is now known as Tristam [03:22] anyone have any ideas on what changed between 15.04 and 16.04 with how iphones mount? [03:25] milf [03:25] miq [03:25] ruz [03:25] Sorry :/ not sure [03:25] nvbjhgknk [03:25] tt [03:25] TT [03:25] qq [03:25] fuck you [03:25] Rumix, Tarjiun: no. [03:25] alh meneng [03:25] I'll take "cat walking on the keyboard for $200 Alex" [03:26] who are you? [03:26] I believe that says staff next to the handle === Kent is now known as Guest56366 [03:42] how do i set up the target root for apt to install to? (say, on a mounted drive) === cigumo_ is now known as cigumo [03:44] quintopia, simple answer: you don't. [03:47] OerHeks: i guess chroot can do it === PyroPeter_ is now known as PyroPeter [03:53] how do i diagnose and fix a dns resolving problem from a recovery shell? [03:55] hello === ubuntu is now known as Guest69327 [03:56] hello hunterg_ [03:58] is there an ubuntu supported alternative program for ubuntu? [03:58] quintopia: Why work from a root shell ? In systemd many services - including networking - are not enabled . [03:59] Bashing-om: (( Pro forma note: An Ubuntu install of any sort will come with all the systemd services necessary for the system to function as a desktop or server OS enabled by default. )) [03:59] what kind of it hunterg_ [04:01] SonikkuAmerica: While true in the full install and in user space . BUT we are now at a recovrey root shell . It is at your descretion what servies are enabled . Boot rcovery and see for yourself . [04:01] (( Ah, we're in a root shell here. I see. )) [04:09] quintopia: What is the issue that you are facing ? [04:16] When I try to upgrade packages today, I see these packages are kept back: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23414594/ [04:22] quintopia, Regarding a different target root... Depending on what results you're trying to achieve, you might want to look into debootstrap. Or creating your own installation CD/DVD. [04:23] Can't get Office 2000 to run under POL... details here: https://www.playonlinux.com/en/topic-14866.html [04:24] hi all I just upgraded a 14.04 machine to 16.04 and now it crashes everytime I try to login [04:25] galvezjj, Define "crashes". ubuntu crashes and you have to power-out reset? Or something else. [04:26] apb1963_: I see the system crash window and then it goes right back to the login screen [04:27] It sounds like the display manager is crashing? [04:27] i.e. login manager [04:28] apb1963_: sounds about right, just not sure how to trouble shoot to fix it [04:28] galvezjj, check the logs [04:29] galvezjj, try ls -ltr /var/log and see what's at the bottom of the list. [04:29] apb1963_: looking at the crash log, it looks like gnome-shell is crashing [04:29] apb1963_: ok I'll try that command [04:29] darn gnomes [04:34] http://paste.ubuntu.com/23414594/, Why these packages are kept back when I am upgrading them, like libalgorithm-diff-xs-perl? [04:41] Hi all, I'm trying to adapt a script I wrote on Fedora to work on Ubuntu, but I've hit a snag I was hoping I could ask for help with here. [04:41] https://paste.fedoraproject.org/468016/raw/ [04:41] I am trying to extract a file from an ISO, but it is throwing that error above [04:42] * digimer is not too familiar with ubuntu, so might be missing something obvious [04:42] that above was run as a normal user, not as root or via sudo, in case it matters [04:43] (in fact, I am using iso-read to avoid needing to gain higher access) [04:43] So my cherrytrail surface 3 freezes anytime I watch videos on ubuntu 16.10 and there are a bunch of DMESG errors [04:43] http://pastebin.com/raw/U22UbDqr [04:46] digimer: can you paste the output of ls -al /home/alteeve/Downloads/CentOS-6.8-x86_64-bin-DVD1.iso ? [04:46] Is there any way to get ssh-askpass to ask for TOTP verification codes? I added TOTP verification, and I'm now trying to un-break gvfs-mount access to SFTP [04:47] -rw-r--r-- 1 alteeve alteeve 3.7G May 26 00:43 /home/alteeve/Downloads/CentOS-6.8-x86_64-bin-DVD1.iso [04:47] sorry, that was -lah [04:47] digimer: that's fine [04:47] digimer: are you logged in as alteeve ? [04:47] yup [04:47] hey folks [04:48] my script tries to extract the files from the ISO without mounting it so that it doesn't need escalated privs [04:48] bonzibuddy: nice nick... nostalgic for old Windows spyware much? :-) [04:48] my boot is hanging on eth1 waiting for ipv6.... but i dont have that listed in /etc/network/interfaces, nor networkmanager, to autostart [04:48] if I sudo or mount the ISO loopback, then I don't need to muck with iso-read :) [04:48] digimer: ok, are you able to mount that iso using loopback? eg auso mount -t loop /home/alteeve/Downloads/CentOS-6.8-x86_64-bin-DVD1.iso /some/directory [04:48] sirushti: yah, I got that :) [04:48] err [04:48] I'll verify, but my script md5sums the ISOs to verify they're good before starting [04:48] digimer: yah, I got that :) [04:48] where else could it be trying to intialize eth0?? (said eth1 earlier, meant eth0) [04:48] one sec, will verify I can mount loopback... [04:49] DocPlatypus: ;) [04:49] mounted loopback no prob [04:49] apb1963_: looks like it was the nvidia driver, I purged it and now it's running again [04:50] digimer: you know centos 7.2 is out right? :) [04:50] (and that 6.8 isn't supported) [04:50] linxeh: yes [04:50] just checking :) [04:50] linxeh: certain things we need aren't stable enough for our liking on EL7 yet [04:51] anyway, being ubuntu, I suspect that's not an on-topic discussion :) [04:51] digimer: I take it /home/alteeve/anvil/CentOS/source/Packages/ exists ? [04:52] yup [04:52] Ubuntu 16.04 ? [04:52] yup [04:53] actually, what's the ubuntu version of /etc/redhat-release ? [04:53] * digimer is an ubuntu noob :) [04:53] echo `lsb_release -a` [04:53] well you dont need the whole echo thing [04:53] lsb_release -a [04:53] excellent, thank you [04:54] 16.04.1 LTS [04:55] 64bit? [04:55] correct; Linux alteeve 4.4.0-31-generic #50-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jul 13 00:07:12 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [04:56] If I can stay awake for the next 12m I'll attempt to replicate here === SonikkuAmerica is now known as Menzador [04:56] alex is a self rightious african american [04:57] akbridger: and the person that just took control of his IRC client should grow up. === Menzador is now known as SonikkuAmerica [04:57] ouch [04:58] (cue me being banned) [04:58] linxeh: thanks (puts of a cup of coffee) [05:00] :) [05:00] AFK for 2 mins [05:00] * digimer nods === fqtw_ is now known as fqtw [05:10] digimer: you will be pleased to know I get the same error [05:11] go me! [05:13] :) [05:13] hmm most odd [05:13] * digimer agrees, as this is pretty much what iso-read is there for [05:13] #YouHadOneJob [05:14] having recently worked on an ISO9660 reader, I do sympathise :p [05:14] if I mount the ISO first, my script runs fine [05:14] so this is the only issue with this stage [05:14] not what I was expecting to get hung up on [05:14] any thoughts on how to diagnose/fix? [05:16] make a better iso reader, mount it first [05:16] Ben64: if I mount it, I can read it fine [05:16] yep [05:16] the problem is that I want to be able to read the contents without escalating privs [05:16] iso-read does that [05:17] hi [05:17] I'm open to other suggestions though [05:17] yeah i gave you two [05:18] well, option 2 is ruled out because it defeats the purpose, and option 1 is a bit of "throw the baby out with the bath water" [05:18] When I boot Ubuntu from USB, no matter how many times I try to boot from it it appears the Ubuntu logo, The hard drive activity was on, and off, then repeats (USB not recognized on the front side) until it appears initramfs prompt [05:19] digimer: then use something like fuseiso9660 [05:19] * digimer looks into that [05:21] My ubuntu runs slowly, how to solve this? [05:22] Ben64: excellent suggestion, thank you [05:22] that does allow me to mount without root/sudo [05:22] * digimer updates script... [05:25] Hi, anyone can help me in here please? http://askubuntu.com/questions/844493/the-auto-login-configuration-cant-pass-the-first-appeared-screen-after-reboot-s ? Thank you. === richard is now known as Guest21709 [05:48] I did an rsync from one SDD to another, and for some reason my ecrypt /home isn't being mounted automatically at login. [05:51] Hello. I have a skylake based dell with intel+nvidia graphics cards. The laptop always freezes on startup if I use a regular kernel in grub but if I boot in recovery mode it never freezes on startup. How can I triage what is different between standard and recover? [05:51] recovery [05:51] (this happens with all kernels both 4.4 and 4.7) [05:53] Hmm..going to try something. :/ [05:56] I need to boot into text mode and not graphics mode, ctrl-alt-f1 is not working, anyone know how to do that? [06:04] hello [06:04] hello [06:06] Okay, just had to boot into recovery and rsync one more time. Presumably had to do with the user being still logged in causing problems. [06:15] here's the deal: I have python3-numpy listed as installed in apt, but python3 doesn't see it and it's not even in dist-packages anywhere, how's that possible? [06:23] I have a new server and I have setup ufw allow my-ip to tcp port 22 and the same for port 21 [06:23] I have added 16 IP addresses to the ufw rule for port 21 and 22. How can I block all IP addresses to access this server on all other ports? [06:25] Netek: 'sudo ufw default deny incoming' probably, but be careful you don't lock yourself out [06:25] Ben64 I wonder if I already set allow from the IP's I need would this command over write? [06:25] no [06:26] Ben64 ok, I will see now what happens heh. [06:26] leave ssh connected, try connecting with a new connection to see if it still works [06:31] Ben64 seems to have done the trick, cannot connect from home network or a couple of VPNs but can connect from the VPS's [06:31] thanks :) [06:41] @vps [06:41] Hi there. I'm new to ubuntu server. After setting up my website for production on server, the mysql process takes a lot of RAM space (around 74% after few minutes). Due to which the site crashes due to insufficient free memory. What could be the possible reason for this and how should I go about to fix it? [I'm using nginx as webserver] === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [06:44] how do you guys change download/update file path via ubuntu? [06:50] Hi all. I used to be able to do "xinit -- :1" to start a new xserver but it dosn't seem to work on 16.04. I hear X/rootless X/systemd have changed how things work these days [06:50] how do I start a second X? [06:51] PS - it crashes with a "EE) parse_vt_settings: Cannot open /dev/tty0 (No such file or directory)" [06:51] and now I cant Ctrl + alt + f1 into the other VT consoles [06:51] -__- [06:52] lawltoad: i don't know about your xserver question, but ctrl + alt + FX works for me on 16.04 [06:52] It worked for me too [06:53] until I ran xinit -- :1 [06:53] which failed [06:53] now ctrl + alt + f1 wont work [06:53] hmm. No idea. Sorry [06:53] wedgie, wanna try running xinit -- :1 for me? [06:53] are you on nvidia by any chance? [06:54] hi === ubuntu is now known as Guest23818 [06:55] hi [06:55] lawltoad: same result as you. Command failed and now I can't go to the other consoles [06:55] and no, not intel on this laptop [06:56] Hmm, this may be an issue with 16.04: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2330506 [06:57] hi [07:07] wedgie, I suspect it has to do with the interplay with multiseating [07:07] My laptop's external monitor is not well recognized. It is never detected but typically starts as a mirrored monitor and sometimes as an extended monitor. I want it to always be extended but xrandr and other tools do not properly detect it. How to fix this? [07:07] The prophets were right. systemd is a pain [07:14] lawltoad, system d hasnt caused any problems for me [07:15] Haha, I'm not a hater I swear. I just went from like 14.04 to 16.04 so I suspect alots changed [07:15] I actually don't know if it's systemd's fault [07:16] lawltoad, probably not that much really except for the later versions of this and that and system d [07:16] but it looks like if I run "xinit -- :1" not only does it fail, but it makes changing to another VT with ctrl + alt + f1 fail now too. which I didn't think was possible [07:17] lawltoad, yes init is replaced by systemd [07:17] Hi, I've set user ulimit conf in /etc/security/limits.conf [07:18] why does it not take effect [07:18] pam.d/su has session required pam_limits.so [07:18] SebthreeBQM10HD, Yea, I don't mean to start a systemd falamewar. Just tongue-in-cheek. Wanna try starting a second xinit -- :1 for me and see if it fails for you too [07:18] ? [07:18] did you reboot? [07:18] huh? [07:18] I did [07:19] lawltoad, on the tablet so that will be a bit different anyay, and init is gone thats what i mean [07:19] i googled for a while and tried sysctl.conf , pam.d , securiy limits.conf [07:19] no luck [07:19] lawltoad, by having systemd there is no init at all anymore [07:21] lawltoad, systemd replaces as in completly removes from distros that use it some of the old things such as init [07:21] SebthreeBQM10HD, xinit [07:21] SebthreeBQM10HD, its not tied into the old init to the best of my knowledge [07:21] SebthreeBQM10HD, startx fails the same way [07:22] SebthreeBQM10HD, know much abotu multiseating? [07:22] no cant help you [07:24] Hi, can anyone help in here please http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40373920/the-auto-login-configuration-cant-pass-the-first-appeared-screen-after-reboot-s ? Thank you. [07:26] o/ [07:26] so, obviously tcpdump loops if you're connected via ssh and don't filter ssh traffic out. but why does it loop at drastically different speeds on different networks? === afru_ is now known as sleepfro [07:27] I tried given solution last night but no help [07:27] found it was related to Installation Wizard [07:28] ubuntunewbie, what are you on about refferring to your issue? [07:29] that keyboard(can't input in installation Wizard) [07:30] In Screenshot and in installation i got different when i got same as screen as given in screenshot it works [07:30] :) [07:30] but i don't know how to get that screen same as screenshot :( [07:32] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGNOME/GetUbuntuGNOME?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=try.png [07:32] i didn't get that screen :( [07:33] it run direct and show install link in GUI :( [07:33] that is why keyboard was not working [07:35] any solution now? [07:36] my boot method is cd first 2nd hd :p [07:40] hi [07:41] hi [07:44] i've compiled the kernel and placed it to /boot/vmlinuz. then ran `mkinitcpio -g /boot/myinitramfs.img -k /boot/vmlinuz`. myinitramfs.img is also what grub.cfg looks at === e01 is now known as Guest59215 [07:45] now when i boot it, i get the error saying it cannot find the partition with given uuid [07:45] can someone tell me if the mkinitcpio command is okay? [07:46] the uuid that it fails to find is the same that an older build of the kernel uses and that works fine [07:46] Hi, can anyone help in here please http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40373920/the-auto-login-configuration-cant-pass-the-first-appeared-screen-after-reboot-s ? Thank you. [08:05] hi [08:06] Lerz, hi [08:06] hi [08:06] hi [08:06] 11 [08:06] 22 [08:09]