[00:16] <zawarudo> hello people
[02:30] <xubuntu05w> hi there
[02:30] <xubuntu05w> early afternoon in south pacific, french new caledonia
[02:31] <xubuntu05w> can anybody explain me why my wifi connection doesn't work anylonger since I have decided to make a on shot try of a xubuntu 16 live usb ?
[02:32] <xubuntu05w> I'm a xubuntu 14 lts user and it worked very good until I had this stupid idea to test 16 lts.
[02:34] <xubuntu05w> Note that I made a test using a xubuntu 14 LTS live usb and my wifi work !!!! How can I fix it without making a new installation of xubuntu 14
[02:57] <xubuntu45w> is there way to check if an install went properly?
[02:58] <xubuntu45w> When I was prompted to reboot my system after installing 16.10, the screen froze and I had to force shutdown. Everything seems to be fine now though. I just want to make sure there are no issues with the install.
[02:59] <xubuntu45w> From what I remember, the error message mentioned something like "error: no PCI controller, you may experience issues" and there was another line mentioning the encryption software I think
[03:06] <xubuntu45w> Anything?
[03:07] <xubuntu05w> it is very early in Europe. We have to wait
[04:10] <xubuntu44o> Hello, I'm Fernando
[04:11] <xubuntu44o> I'm having problems connectin to repositories, all souces fail
[04:11] <xubuntu44o> but I have internet connection
[04:12] <xubuntu44o> no idea were to start
[04:28] <xubuntu44o> Suddenly itś working again. Thankyou anyway.
[04:29] <glitchd> any special tricks to getting floppy drives to work?
[04:31] <xubuntu44o> I remember I did it work few years ago, by simpli using mount
[04:33] <xubuntu44o> glitchd
[04:33] <xubuntu44o> I  mean I mounted floppys
[04:36] <xubuntu44o> Is it an external USB floppy drive?
[04:36] <glitchd_> xubuntu44o, no its an internal floppy that i just installed on the machine, it is an older machine tho
[04:40] <xubuntu44o> I guess floppy device is /dev/fd0
[04:40] <xubuntu44o> should be
[04:40] <glitchd> yep it is
[04:41] <xubuntu44o> so "mount -t vfat /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
[04:42] <xubuntu44o> you have to create mount directory firs
[04:42] <xubuntu44o> you can use any directory you want
[04:43] <glitchd> im running the command now
[04:43] <xubuntu44o> you can first chenck filesystem integrity using fdisk
[04:43] <glitchd> mount: /dev/fd0 is not a valid block device
[04:43] <xubuntu44o> fdisk /dev/fd0
[04:43] <glitchd> thats what the first command returned
[04:44] <glitchd> im not sure if the disks are any good tbh
[04:44] <glitchd> running fsck now
[04:44] <glitchd> fdisk: cannot open /dev/fd0: No such device or address
[04:45] <glitchd> thats from fsck
[04:45] <glitchd> so im still not sure if the drive is bad or the disk is bad itself
[04:47] <xubuntu44o> try this: If you start fdisk comman the use tab key to show autocompletion
[04:48] <xubuntu44o> will showyou available devices (at least it does here in my xubuntu)
[04:50] <glitchd_> xubuntu44o, yep it lists the drive "fd0"
[04:50] <glitchd_> but cannot open it
[04:51] <glitchd_> fidk: cannot open /dev/fd0: no such device or address
[04:51] <glitchd_> but the light comes on when i attempt to access it which makea me think just the disk itself is bad
[04:53] <xubuntu44o> glitchd, it could be the drive o the disk
[04:53] <xubuntu44o> how old is the drive?
[04:53] <xubuntu44o> have you ever use it recently
[04:53] <glitchd_> only god knows at this point
[04:54] <xubuntu44o> ok
[04:54] <glitchd_> im not sure which computer it came out of
[04:54] <glitchd_> it was in a stash of hardware that i have
[04:54] <glitchd_> rather it was in one of the towers that ihave and dont use anymore
[04:54] <xubuntu44o> you'd beter take it off, clean it and put it again
[04:54] <glitchd_> but hardware none the less
[04:55] <glitchd_> like open it and clean it?
[04:55] <glitchd_> im really feeling like its the disks that are bad
[04:55] <glitchd_> but at the same time, how could a pack of 20ish disks all go bad together
[04:55] <glitchd_> unless they were stored on speaker magnet lol
[04:56] <xubuntu44o> my experience is that old aquipment get dirty
[04:57] <glitchd_> true enough
[04:57] <xubuntu44o> I leave in a place like california, where there is a lot of dust on the air
[04:57] <glitchd_> im in texas
[04:58] <xubuntu44o> ok
[04:59] <xubuntu44o> be carefull cleaning the drive, those are sensible
[04:59] <glitchd_> yep yep
[04:59] <glitchd_> ill tackle it tomorrow
[04:59] <glitchd_> im tired as shit already
[04:59] <xubuntu44o> ok
[04:59] <xubuntu44o> nice to meet you
[05:00] <glitchd_> you too bud, thx for the help
[05:00] <xubuntu44o> ;)
[05:01] <xubuntu44o> would you mind writing to me the result?
[05:02] <xubuntu44o> my email is fernandoduo@yahoo.com
[05:10] <xubuntu82w> JOIN
[05:42] <xubuntu63w> Hi there, anyone who wants to help through my wifi problem
[05:44] <xubuntu63w> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23541523/
[06:05] <krytarik> xubuntu63w: If you don't get sufficient help here, you can also try in the main #ubuntu channel.
[06:26] <xubuntu63w> ok thanks
[08:11] <supershibe> i keep getting the error "executing 'grub-install /dev/sda' install failed. This is a fatal error."
[08:11] <supershibe> im on a lenovo ideapad with windows 10 installed
[20:32] <CRCurself> Hello. Any idea which routing daemons are used on xubuntu? I keep reading they are routed and gated, but have no man pages for them. Why is that?
[20:32] <CRCurself> I am learning about dynamic routing and routing daemons and would like to be pointed in the right direction.
[20:33] <CRCurself> Correction: I read that routed and gated can be found on most TCP/IP implementations
[20:40] <knome> can't help you with the thing itself, but anything that is said to work on ubuntu should work on xubuntu too
[20:41] <CRCurself> It's not a compatibility issue, more of a research one. I'm trying to figure out which routing daemons are used on my system.
[20:43] <knome> maybe you are looking for the package net-tools
[20:43] <knome> (and specifically, it's description and contents)
[20:43] <flux242> what do you mean? There's netfilter in linux kernel and iptables in userspace
[20:45] <CRCurself> I could not find a manual page for netfilter. I'm wondering if there exist man pages for kernel processes or daemons?
[20:46] <xangua> Hello everyone, just installed 16.04 and security updates, after suspend and trying to resume the screen is black
[20:47] <xangua> Is this a know issue¿is there a workaround?
[20:47] <CRCurself> Try ctrl-alt F1, followed by ctrl-alt F7 see if that clears it up