=== user401 is now known as mashredder [00:06] im a noob sorry [00:06] what is "/" [00:06] Depends on context, but usually it means the root of your filesystem. [00:07] Your filesystem has all kind of directories and sub-directories - and the root is jsut a / [00:07] i am following this guide : http://askubuntu.com/questions/293028/how-can-i-install-ubuntu-encrypted-with-luks-with-dual-boot [00:08] it says "Assign / to /dev/mapper/vgcherries-lvcherriesroot and /boot to the unencrypted partition" [00:08] The1whoEATS: If so, it is the root directory [00:09] im on the manual partitioning part, i dont know how to assing it to something [00:09] I just tried to set the limit to the group instead of the user, but it's the same problem. My service is still crashing with "too many open files". [00:11] You'd use "/" as the mount point. Do a primary partition, and set it however big you want. Is there a reason you're doing manual partitioning, The1whoEATS? [00:12] i want full disk encryption alongside windows 10 [00:12] The1whoEATS, do you have dual boot? [00:12] im working on the ubuntu install === Finetundra_ is now known as Finetundra [00:13] The1whoEATS, well with dual boot I don't know if there is a way to seperately do full encrypt on ubuntu and windows 10..if there is its probably kind of difficult [00:13] okay i think i got it [00:13] My question: Can I somehow check which software was updated the previous day? All my network connects stopped working but I don't know what might have changed. [00:14] (only auto updates) [00:14] CuteAlien: there are logs in /var/log/apt [00:14] dpkg log [00:14] thanks [00:16] i have begun the install, hope it works =/ [00:17] Good luck The1whoEATS [00:18] (I was Deunome, I changed my nickname for NickServ) [00:18] love linux, being able to browse during the installation [00:20] chrome version 55, chomium-browser still 53 .. === thomas_ is now known as Guest74453 [00:22] hello [00:22] hello everyone [00:22] hello [00:23] where are U from? Guest74453 [00:23] china [00:23] about you? [00:24] I'll be right back; need to reboot. [00:24] shennan, did you have an ubuntu support question [00:25] Nothing [00:25] Me too. Guest74453 [00:25] please take the chit chat to #ubuntu-offtopic shennan [00:26] 127.0.0.1 [00:26] OK [00:35] here [00:35] anyone here [00:36] zealsham, yes, please ask your support question here === jbisk is now known as mgodzilla === usuario is now known as dmorar === wwalker is now known as wwalker_away [00:56] I got the following crash twice with Ubuntu 16.04.01 clean install with updates applied: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23621532/ [00:56] Not sure how to further troubleshoot this crash - can anyone help me with this? [00:57] 64 bit, older hardware [01:07] hu [01:07] hi [01:07] I have a question about the snappy playpen licensing. [01:08] #snappy for that luk3yx [01:08] I tried, but got no replies. I'll try again... [01:08] be patient luk3yx it's the weekend [01:09] it's now Tuesday here :P [01:09] Depends where you are... [01:09] It's still monday here [01:09] :P [01:10] It's 8:10am [01:11] if i dug a hole it would be 8:11 pm here. smhp [01:13] new to ubuntu. whats best software to get? [01:13] Would the Ask Ubuntu chat room be a better place to ask, if I'm not getting any response? [01:13] pie: What do you want to do with the software? [01:14] like to learn programming/hacking but anything to help me learn linux [01:14] totally new [01:17] hey guys, does anyone have any idea how to install bitlbee? on mint? [01:17] !mint | Guest53925 [01:17] Guest53925: Linux Mint is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu. Please seek support in #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org [01:17] shell scripting and remote admin. [01:17] Guest53925: Linux Mint questions are best asked somewhere else. [01:17] pssh @ pie he left [01:17] thanks ;> === evan is now known as Guest73774 [01:29] I was using an edimax ew-7811un usb wifi adapter when with Ubuntu 16.04.1 and it initially kept dropping the wifi connection. I finally got the adapter to connect long enough to do the updates, and it has not had that problem since. However, since I had trouble with that adapter, when gnome crashed repeatedly I uninstalled the wifi adapter and just used the Ethernet instead, even though I do not see why they would be related [01:29] Are there known troubles with the Edimax EW-7811UN adapter with this version of Ubuntu? [01:29] I tried several different google searches but found nothing [01:32] gnome-crashing: find its pci / usb id (using "lsusb -v" / "lspci -knnv" commands), and the driver you are using ("lsmod | grep -i wireless") and search the web for that. [01:33] gnome should not be crashing due to wireless issues, however. this would rather hint on a separate issue. [01:33] tomreyn: yes, I did not see why they would be related, but I just tried it because of its previous troubles [01:34] the pci / usb id is usally listed in square brackets, looks like this: [1234:5678], it can also contain characters a-f [01:35] tomreyn: ok, thanks - can I plug it in without disconnecting the ethernet so I will not use my connection, or will that cause problems since they will both be on the same lan? [01:35] (I unplugged the usb wifi to troubleshoot) [01:36] *should* work, it does for me. [01:36] gnome-crashing, what chipset does that card use [01:36] ok, here goes ... [01:37] hello? [01:37] hi there [01:37] lol [01:37] lol [01:37] hello [01:37] hey guys [01:37] hello Trev gnome-crashing and drjam === x86kernel is now known as justpwn [01:38] hello guys! [01:38] hey uxfi [01:39] lawelz === justpwn is now known as x86kernel [01:45] hi [01:48] hm [01:50] tomreyn: googled around for this id: 7392:7811 nothing very helpful yet. lsmod | grep -i wireless showed nothing [01:50] google for chipset name of dongle [01:51] kk4ewt: ok [01:55] * deco_ pose the right question. [01:55] or question the right pose [01:56] my vm hangs after update. [01:56] one full update also mentioned i dl'ed from an alternative spot. [01:57] you killed it [01:57] it's dead [01:57] yeah probly. dead'ed [01:58] test [01:58] test [01:58] found a possible fix on ubuntuforums, but thread dates to feb 2015 [01:59] test [01:59] uxfi, no [01:59] huh? [02:00] ok, thanks guys - I'll check back after I do some further troubleshooting. I have a lot more to go on now. [02:09] Guys. I'm following this tutorial (https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-django-with-postgres-nginx-and-gunicorn-on-ubuntu-16-04) to set up How To Set Up Django with Postgres, Nginx, and Gunicorn on Ubuntu 16.04... And I'm getting error about .sock not found. I don't know where to put that socket. Can you help me? [02:17] hey does anyone know the url for the aix portal also has TSM stuff i forgot the exact name of it its not adsm.org but similar [02:20] slick_ sorry no [02:26] heya [02:33] AIX I'snt uniX === Feren^IRCCloud_ is now known as Feren^IRCCloud === torvalds is now known as JavaScript === JavaScript is now known as torvalds [02:47] Hi guys, I'm not sure what else to try, I cannot get a smb share to mount. I get error(5): input/output error if I try the mount command manually, and bad line # in /etc/fstab if I try it that way. I'm running 14.04, mount.cifs v 6.0. If I purposely type in the wrong password, however, it says Permission denied. So the sucker is connecting, but I can't find out what error 5 is. So cryptic. [02:51] JohnDoe2: I'm not familiar with using that... but i do wonder if 'dmesg' gives any clues... [02:51] JohnDoe2, What is it you are trying to share? [02:53] a folder on my mac, I had been using afp... something -ng but it has some serious memory leak, and the share fails within 12 hours. Now I'm trying to do it via SMB, and I was going to try ssh next. [02:53] JohnDoe2: i've not involved ''macs'' but have had much success with 'sshfs' ... [02:53] enyc it's saying the same thing, -5 for the return code. and then some nss-myhostname is not installed, which I don't think is necessary since I'm accessing the share via ip directly. [02:54] yeah I might go that route myself. === parsnip is now known as parsnip1 === parsnip1 is now known as parsnip0 === JustAnotherIdiot is now known as LiftLeft === jz is now known as Guest60075 === viv`d is now known as vivid [03:06] l === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [03:20] hello, can we remove and reinstall hexchat on ubuntu 16.04. it asks to remove ubuntu-desktop also [03:21] i need to reinstall it [03:24] recompiling my kernel, wish me luck [03:26] ameen [03:29] Hello I need help === luke is now known as Guest21609 [03:29] Hello I need help [03:29] hi [03:29] go ahead and state problem [03:30] I have been trying to install my network adapter for WNDA 3100 v2 wireless adapter [03:32] well system , and ubuntu version your using could be a good starting point for somebody to help [03:33] just so somebody whith a bit more knowledge than I have when it comes to wireless netowrking here in ubuntu might be able to help === precise is now known as presise === presise is now known as precise === sharp_ is now known as kkomw === kkomw is now known as sh4rp [03:34] I have ubuntu 16.04 [03:36] is this a usb stick type doggle ? [03:37] Yes its a netgear usb adapter [03:37] https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/net-wireless-troubleshooting-hardware-check.html [03:37] see if anything here hits home a bit [03:39] wait before I try this does the adapter half to be plugged in because right now im running off ethernet [03:40] well to see if hardware is there i don't think so , but to connect thru it might , if it picks one internet connection vs the other [03:41] although i have had some insan weird connection in linux and windows distros that will establish a connection thru both and use both hard waired and wireless [03:41] hit or miss thing [03:41] but not a do or die thing :) [03:41] okay I will give it a go [03:50] What is life? [03:50] 42 [03:50] <[Gort]> pre-death [03:50] a game i never bought , but forced to play? [03:51] Life is a series of chemical reactions worth no more or less than any other. Your life is just as meaningless as dirt. [03:51] "We are all part of the same compost heap." [04:00] HI [04:00] hi [04:01] Topic here is not ubuntu support [04:01] yes [04:02] Official Ubuntu Support Channel | IRC Guidelines: http://ubottu.com/y/gl | This channel supports: Ubuntu and its official flavors, versions 12.04, 14.04, 16.04, 16.10 | Unofficial derivatives: use your distro's support channel, not here. | IRC info: http://ubottu.com/y/irc | Pastes to http://paste.ubuntu.com/ | Download: http://ubottu.com/y/dl | Bo [04:02] tnet spam? /mode yournickhere +R [04:03] maybe mod chaning the lil info paragraph or soemthing [04:03] hey [04:04] hi tutrtle [04:04] whats up [04:04] not much , kind silent tonight [04:04] lol yea [04:05] then again we had a small exchangge on meaning of life , so we might all be in deep though [04:05] t [04:05] i was not feeling so well this morning [04:05] i had a huge headache if i even spelled that right [04:06] try normal hang over cure? hot shower decent meal and a nsaid? [04:06] * Sean_McG 'fakeroot debian/rules binary-generic' and crosses his fingers [04:07] lol i actually took a hot shower [04:07] hi poops [04:08] so hows life [04:09] we'll i'd tell you but i'd be banned lol [04:09] mods seem to like this channel stytricly support only :( even when nobody is working on any support [04:10] o boi [04:12] im bore [04:12] bored* [04:13] turtles, http://freerice.com/#/english-vocabulary/1354 === cam2337 is now known as Deep_BLUE [04:16] well holo there [04:16] its me [04:18] i donated 380 grains of rice [04:24] What is the location of genders file ? [04:25] on Chrome in Ubuntu 16.10, I get CERTIFICATE TRANSPARENCY ERROR on a bunch of sites [04:26] https://hackaday.io/project/10637-perceptoscope [04:26] known issue. [04:31] that issue is real pain in you know what [04:33] that hackaday link works find in Chrome 55.0.2883.87 on my Ubuntu 14.04 box [04:34] s/find/fine/ [04:35] its issued by digicert who I don't think was affected [04:35] they just don't have their SSL setup right [04:35] indeed [04:44] anyone know how to install python hashlib [04:47] can anyone suggest me a good download manager? uget doesn't work well for me [04:53] JonelethIrenicus: technicallt off-topic for #ubuntu -- look foe easy_install and/or pip [04:53] damn software keyboard === juboxi is now known as jubo2 [04:57] ffs [04:58] Hi there, does anyone know which package the additional leap second comes down in, ie is is part of NTPD or a seperate tzdata? [04:59] would think that would be in tzdata [04:59] but not 100% sure [05:02] whatup === Guest60075 is now known as johnzorn [05:07] Good evening, I appear to be running into an issue where I run Ubuntu 16.04.1 from a DVD and it is not able to discern my available HDD space for install. It reads 0 bytes available for install, requiring around 8.5 GB. I am attempting to install Ubuntu for dual boot with Win7 on another partition. I have attempted to Google resolution, mostly answers surrounding: make sure the space is [05:07] unallocated (it is), make sure it is a basic type (it is, according to microsoft). I am a loss of how to proceed, any help is appreciated. [05:08] SValkyrie, fire up a terminal and run df -h | pastebinit paste the output url here [05:09] The challenge we now face, is I must log off here in order to boot back into the Ubuntu DVD. I am currently on the Win7 partition now. [05:10] Am I able to log onto an IRC client through the default Ubuntu trial/demo install? [05:10] SValkyrie, of course. use the "try ubuntu" option [05:11] I believe xchat is still packaged in ubuntu [05:12] I will attempt to do this. Perhaps if this is not fruitful I will temporaily commandeer my roomates laptop to maintain a connection to IRC for further dialogue. Please allow me a few moments to boot into the dmeo. [05:12] :) [05:14] Okay, so, Iwant to mount an image file [05:15] but I keep getting [05:15] /dev/loop0p7 is write-protected, mounting read-only [05:15] and wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0p7, [05:16] Exterminating WinTards... [05:16] [05:16] O.o [05:16] ^ This, if interpreted as HTML, and back when xb8.ru existed and had malware to embed, was dangerous as fuck [05:16] EMP-Grenade, posting random spam videos is rude and violates channel guidelines. stop it. [05:17] and Windows Defender still thinks it is dangerous [05:17] and drop the profanity [05:17] even in .txt and .log not just .html, Windows Defender freaks out [05:17] the existence of that string in a WinTard's IRC log file will make Windows Defender flip out! [05:17] EMP-Grenade: Please don't do that here. [05:17] EMP-Grenade, windows defender is completely off-topic in this channel. take it to ##windows for assistance. [05:17] and quarantine the log file [05:18] cfhowlett: no i am helping you [05:18] anyone who complains that their computer said that line was a virus, is a WinTard running Windows [05:18] then you know they are a WinTard and can kick them [05:19] hmm [05:19] oh well, I think I figured it out [05:23] Hi, I need some help installing my wifi card(ASUS PCE-AC68) on a fresh Ubuntu Server 16.04 install [05:28] Alright, so I do not believe that xchat is present, unfortunately when I searched for it nothing came up. Regardless I believe it was df -h | pastebinit correct? [05:28] SValkyrie, yes [05:28] Further, I believe I should disclose I am 100% new to ubuntu and linux in general, so please take patience [05:29] SValkyrie, not quite so elegant but ... https://webchat.freenode.net/ [05:30] Indeed, I installed chatzilla for Firefox, that seemed to work once I found out how to launch the plugin [05:30] :) [05:30] Okay, after installing the pastebinit package, we have: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23622351/ [05:31] SValkyrie, you could try hexchat (from a terminal type, sudo apt-get install hexchat [05:31] To add some context: I have a 750 GB HDD --- of which 50 GB is partitioned for Win7, 50GB is unallocated (desired to install Ubuntu) and the rest is partitioned as general storage [05:32] at least, this is how it reads in Win7 [05:33] Okay trying to install intellij and I keep getting Startup Error: Unable to detect graphics environment when running idea.sh [05:33] Any ideas? [05:33] Anyone tried ubuntu on 2in1's? Maybe a usb bootable atm to try it on Asus Flip. Wanted to insight while waiting. [05:33] Making* [05:47] cfhowlett: Any thoughts? [05:48] SValkyrie, l have seen this type of error when attempting to use a gpt partitioned disk. sudo gdisk -l | pastebinit will list gpt partitions [05:49] I used to have a boyfriend named "Ubuntu" [05:49] !ops | teenuh [05:49] teenuh: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, PriceChild, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, k1l, rww, phunyguy, bazhang, chu [05:50] SValkyrie, also try sudo fdisk -l [05:50] cfhowlett: 8===D~~~ [05:51] When I attempt sudo gdisk -l | pastebinit I get: Problem opening -l for reading! Error is 2. /n The Specified fiel does not Exist! /n http://paste.ubuntu.com/23622424/ [05:52] SValkyrie, right. try sudo fdisk -l === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [05:53] http://paste.ubuntu.com/23622439/ [05:54] SValkyrie, is this an internal hdd or external [05:54] Internal [05:54] and you are still in demo mode? run gparted and navigate to the hdd to get the display [05:55] still in demo: root privileges are required for running gparted. [05:55] sudo gparted [05:56] for some reason it only is displaying the DVD (/dev/sr0) and does not display any other storage [05:57] quit [05:57] SValkyrie, so your hdd is invisible? solvable. sadly, not by me. ask again in the channel, someone will know or have experienced it. I'll keep searching [05:59] SValkyrie, ah.. something I seem to recall. reboot. go into bios. set SATA Operation to AHCI [06:02] Understood. Wilco. === viv`d is now known as vivid [06:13] Changing to AHCI did not yield a different result unfortunately, it still only reads 0 B to install. [06:13] Does anyone know how to record all the local activity of a website? Don't know what that's called. [06:13] SValkyrie, sorry but that was my best idea. bring it back to the wiser brains in the channel. best of luck. [06:14] I get a hard block on Wifi after suspend or on boot unless I then plug in the power cable. Chipset: Qualcomm Atheros QCA9565, Ubuntu 16.10, 4.8.0-28 kernel. I don't need to do anything else except connect to power to get wifi working but it is highly annoying. Any tips on sorting this out? [06:15] understood, it will be a few days until I am able to continue this troubleshooting. I will rejoin when I have additional free time. Thanks for your time and effort to assist. [06:15] SValkyrie: Not that I am any wiser - cause I am not - but what does the partitioner GParted see ? [06:16] It appears to only display the DVD media, which is the Ubuntu boot disk [06:18] I have an Edimax EW-7811Un USB WiFi adapter for my Linux 16.04.1 box. When I use it, my system becomes unstable, with crashes and unreliable network connectivity vs. using the built in ethernet port. [06:18] SValkyrie: Yuk, not good at all for the home team . As GParted and f/gdisk do not see it . I also do not know how to proceed . [06:18] I found the following driver (see the "driver" section - Linux): [06:19] http://www.edimax.com/edimax/download/download/data/edimax/global/download/for_home/wireless_adapters/wireless_adapters_n150/ew-7811un [06:20] But it is dated 12-12-12 (which was, btw, supposed to be the end of creations!) I was wondering if I should consider using this, or would its old age mean it is not idea to use it? [06:20] *end of creation [06:35] in the 4.9 kernel that was just released, there was a fix for a memory leak in btrfs [06:35] any chance that memory leak fix will be backported to ubuntu lts kernel? === x_ is now known as Ximensi0nz === Ximensi0nz is now known as Ximensi0ns [07:21] hy all [07:28] ask your ubuntu question rik [07:29] Hi, I tried boot Ubuntu using EFIstub but it's always kernel panic [07:29] what I am doing wrong? [07:30] http://pastebin.com/RydGYuPY [07:30] here's my command [07:31] I'm sure I copied vmlinuz and initrd.img to ESP partition [07:31] my partition schema is [07:31] /boot/efi as esp partition [07:31] / as root partition with btrfs, @ as root subvolume [07:32] any idea? === yee is now known as WebWalker [07:42] (¬‿¬) === me is now known as Guest91979 [07:48] MrTuxHdb: i don't know what your problem is, but 'quiet' has a typo. [07:50] ducasse: thanks, but without 'quite' i think kernel should be ok [07:50] MrTuxHdb: yes it should, i just pointed it out :) === anon is now known as Guest86566 === anonymous is now known as Guest5180 [08:04] Is Ubuntu now mature enough compared to Windows 10 stability/reliability/drivers compatiblity? or its same crash & for trash Ubuntu still like i had 4 years back nightmares? [08:04] IamTrying: try harder [08:05] EriC^^: i did, i used Ubuntu for Kiosk in Airport, Railway but it crash over and over. [08:05] EriC^^: since i used windows 10 on them it was my only relief that time. [08:06] has anyone had a problem with new ubuntu installation and grub failing after every successful installation ? [08:06] s/Trying/Trolling/ [08:06] hateball: that was between the lines ;) [08:06] Truth hurts hateball. take it my friend. i used Ubuntu but it let me fail [08:07] IamTrying: we've been using ubuntu in 10.000 computers here with more stability than windows. OK? [08:08] There's no point in trying to blame people for open source software, if it does what you want, use it, otherwise use something else. Most persons here don't develop ubuntu, they use it. [08:08] Let me share you the problem i had in those time. which nobody resolved and put me in scared to death and by force i moved away from Linux for Kiosk/Desktop , alkisg [08:08] IamTrying: I'm not interested in history; if you need help with something now, ask [08:08] IamTrying: Yeah that's great. Just try it if it works for you, else ask for help. [08:08] I've seen thousands of issues in all oses, no point in hearing one more === komorebi is now known as LuisZ14 === Miklo is now known as LuisK14 [08:10] http://askubuntu.com/q/630497/25165 - after a power boot. Ubuntu die either with black screen or need physically technical person onsite [08:11] IamTrying: you can also check thousands of other issues in any OS. For example, outlook used to cut my mails in half, and microsoft never replied to my bug report. So what? [08:12] KIOSK is no human involved space craft. when power is off and system boots, Ubuntu should never/ever care to stop the boot process. [08:12] Use whatever works for you. Don't expect free software to mean free support for any problem you may have. [08:13] Never mind, but what is new in Ubuntu now alkisg? is it really stable improved then 4 years ago how it was? [08:14] i am trying to use Ubuntu but drivers for Scanner, ID card readers are still missing? [08:14] IamTrying: it works fine in 95% of the cases. It depends on your case, drivers, etc etc. There will always be bugs in all software produced. [08:14] My scanners and card readers work fine [08:15] Windows works fine in less than 95% of the cases. [08:16] OK - i have to give it again a try. Drivers are big issue for me. Scanners, USB 3.0 cameras for scanning high reso (360 , 4K was not available), [08:16] You can check if devices are supported or not with their pci id or usb id [08:16] Or just try with a live cd [08:16] I have project "Insert paper and let me eat it" which is a robot kiosk where you put papers and i scan them 30 page per minute and ditalise it [08:16] i had big issues in Linux with that project [08:16] OK [08:16] thank you [08:16] np === LuisK14 is now known as Miklo === LuisZ14 is now known as komorebi [08:56] Does ubuntu work with secureboot? No matter what? Say if I have multiple ubuntu partitions on the same disk? [08:57] Because my mobo is refusing to boot with my disk that contains the ubuntu partitions, and I'm trying to troubleshoot why [08:58] Hey guys I really need some help, I've had this problem for many months. Nearly everytime I try to use apt-get it will say I have unmet dependencies and everytime I try to get them it says I have unmet dependencies. [08:58] This is my latest example. [08:58] http://paste.ubuntu.com/23622894/ [09:08] How can I check the root-servers using the dig-command on, e.g. www.google.com? [09:10] robin see man dig [09:10] tayler6000, old kernels? delete them [09:11] cant [09:11] and, of course, run the command at line 13 [09:11] I cant even use apt-get without having the dependencies [09:11] Ive done apt-get -f multiple times [09:11] gives the exact same error [09:12] what happens why run sudo apt-get delete kernel-image* commands? [09:13] havent tried that [09:13] but if I tried removing them on the update center it said failed [09:14] this is -f http://paste.ubuntu.com/23622940/ [09:15] tayler6000, very carefully and precisely: sudo apt-get purge linux-image-extra-3.19.0.{66,69}-generic === Popzi1 is now known as Popzi [09:16] cfhowlett, E: unmet dependencies [09:16] lol, ok then. wait 1 [09:16] ok [09:17] tayler6000, see line 48? [09:17] there's your problem. your /boot is full of old kerrnels. these must be cleared or ... as you see ... nothing happens [09:18] if we cannot do this from command line, option B is to boot an ubuntu USB, chroot to your sytem then clean them out [09:18] ok how do I fix that? [09:18] Ok I should be able to do that but can we try a command line first? [09:19] let's try one last thing. === krzie is now known as krzee [09:19] ok [09:19] sudo apt-get purge llinux-image-3.19.0-75-generic [09:20] N) [09:20] N) [09:20] N) [09:20] I asume it should sake linux not llinux? [09:20] no [09:20] say* [09:20] sorry. yep. let me try again. fat fingers here [09:20] haha [09:20] sudo apt-get remove --purge linux-image-3.19.0-66-generic [09:21] nope E: unmet [09:21] should I try that firstone again just with linux not llinux? [09:22] tayler6000, in order of sanity: uname -r will tell you the currently booted kernel. this is the one we DO NOT want to touch, so make a note of it [09:22] !pastebinit [09:22] pastebinit is the command-line equivalent of !pastebin - Command output, or other text can be redirected to pastebinit, which then reports an URL containing the output - To use pastebinit, install the « pastebinit » package from a package manager - Simple usage: command | pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com [09:23] 3.19.0-43-generic [09:23] HOLY! dang son [09:23] that old? [09:23] oh, yes. [09:23] haha [09:23] do this: dpkg -l | grep linux-headers* [09:24] Have had this machine a few years [09:24] do I need the star there? [09:24] to list currently available headers [09:24] one step at a time [09:24] I did this a few days ago, so ... step by step [09:24] pastebinit tayler6000 [09:25] small problem, to pastebinit it said I had to install that [09:25] cant use apt-get remember? [09:25] join #solus [09:25] ups [09:25] gg quesada_ [09:25] !es | quesada_ [09:25] quesada_: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [09:26] tayler6000, try again: dpkg -l |grep linux-headers * | nc termbin.com 9999 [09:26] pastebinit alternative [09:27] ok well both of them outputed [09:27] output ??? [09:27] you mean a url? [09:28] nope [09:28] http://paste.ubuntu.com/23622978/ [09:28] there's that [09:28] yep, that there is some seriously delayed spring cleaning [09:28] haha [09:29] Ok so how do I fix it cfhowlett? [09:29] for the record, your currently booted kernel SHOULD be the line 26 version. in fact, reboot, at grub go to advanced options and select this version of ubuntu [09:29] then come back [09:30] and the error at line 27? linux-headers* not (space)* [09:31] http://termbin.com/bcgy [09:31] yep. reboot, fire up *.75 and return [09:32]