[00:00] The initial install has it booting from a flash drive... and apparently the internal flash memory is big enough to hold it all. [00:01] MarkB2: What's the *thing* in question? [00:01] It's an Intel Joule. [00:01] Joule 570x. [00:02] This thing has me running circles. It's the way Intel ..phrases.. their instructions. [00:03] I've been at this for three days now. Yeesh. [00:03] The RPI3 was a heck of a lot easier to get running. [00:08] sorry guys, I'm back [00:10] tomreyn: "dpkg -l thing" says pi [00:10] but I have a small screen and I can't properly see the output [00:10] sad but true [00:11] it must be hungry. [00:11] Orxata_: command | less [00:11] then you can scroll around to see everything [00:11] nor... [00:12] http://paste.ubuntu.com/23708806/ [00:12] its just unreadable! [00:13] but yeah, it still says pi [00:16] Please.. I have a request. Here is a URL to installation instructions for ubuntu on an Intel Joule: https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/start/intel-joule/ [00:17] MarkB2, snappy? [00:17] I am confused between "Ubuntu Core" and "Ubuntu Desktop". [00:17] bizhang: I am so wrapped around the axle right now... [00:18] MarkB2, #snappy for help with that [00:18] I've been there. They see a newbie and start laughing. [00:19] MarkB2, please stop with all the excessive commentary here [00:19] MarkB2, holiday weekends, especially this one, are going to be slower on irc support [00:20] I'll see if someone on #snappy can give a hand with this. [00:22] I just got a lenovo Y700 and im testing ubuntu 16.110. However when i opened a game, the fans didnt seem to turn on. I tried installed lmsensors and fancontrol but the pwnconfig commmand didnt return any pwn-capable sensor modules. [00:23] trying to see the howtos for this laptop online and im not finding much. [00:26] is it possible to install ubuntu on an android device? [00:26] Kissamos, there are various guides online [00:27] ralex: check the bios settings on fan control / cpu limiting (this is more a ##hardware channel topic), did you run a recent version of sensors-detect and add the kernel modules it suggested? was the CPU temperature actually elevated to a degree where fans would have kicked in? [00:28] tomreyn, i used the version that exists in the repos... [00:29] i see [00:29] of sensors-detect, i am guessing [00:30] oh i didnt see the last part of the output... [00:31] the guide i was using is kindof out of date compared to the version that im using :( [00:33] often the best guide is the one which comes with the software, also called a 'manual' or 'README'. [00:36] true. [00:36] hallo everybody. Do any openvpn experts know, can I setup a a client connection to a server with just a crt file? I'm not sure if I'm chasing a red herring. [00:37] hello [00:37] where is the ubuntu maintainer and developer channel [00:37] hi again! [00:37] thanks for all your help, btw [00:38] pmntu: crt is short for certificate, AKA a (signed) public key. you would probably (but not necessarily) also need a secret key. it all depends on the server configuration. [00:38] The dude who set it up is on the other side of the planet and is very bad at responding to emails. [00:38] I've finally fixed that annoying pi with --set-selections [00:38] I will never use dpkg again [00:39] what's the problem? [00:39] @tomreyn cool, so I don't need any additional files potentially? [00:39] @tomreyn +thank you:) [00:40] pmntu: maybe, maybe not. you will need some kind of secret for sure, though. be it a private key or a passphrase. as well as a username and server to login to. [00:40] /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER blomstertj wxvzhahpopbm [00:40] could you repeat the question please? [00:40] woops [00:40] pmntu: welcome, also no need for @ on irc. ;) [00:40] blomstertj: it was a bad password anyways. [00:40] lol [00:40] :) [00:41] i'm serious, very bad password [00:41] does mkdir automatically create a symlink now? [00:41] that was a verification code honestly [00:41] blomstertj: oh right [00:41] @tomreyn I thought just one file probably wouldn't do much by itself. I have the server address. I'll go look at it some more for a bit. Thank you. [00:42] fyrril: mkdir does not create symbolic links, no [00:42] hm, every new directory I create shows 2 for some reason [00:43] fyrril: how are you creating them? [00:43] fyrril: show some commands you run and the output they generate, using a pastebin [00:43] pastebin | fyrril [00:43] !pastebin | fyrril [00:43] fyrril: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [00:46] im running ubuntu 16.04 on an M11X netbook. It runds great but gives me a lot of trouble connecting to WIFI networks, sometimes it sees that nextworka nd will connect, sometimes it sees the network but wont connect and some times is doesn't see the network at all. [00:46] today it just started not seeing or connecting to any wifi networks at all. when i go to System Settings > Network it shows that my machine is in Airplane mode. I'm able to toggle the switch but if i open and close its on Airplan mode when i come back. Also it shows a toggle for Wifi that is switched off . I can click the the toggle and it moves and then immediately moves back to the off position. [00:47] https://paste.ubuntu.com/23708933/ [00:47] has anyone see this issue before or know how i might go about trouble shooting it? [00:49] I'm not sure that it hurts anything, I just wanted to know why. Some of the older folders I have are still 1, some are 3,4,5. But all the new ones are 2 for whatever reason. [00:49] hey guys what do you use to share the code? [00:50] what's the website? [00:50] fyrril: based on your pastebin i'm not sure why you think it's creating mor ethan one directory per mkdir [00:53] wedgie, https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/debian-reference/ch01.en.html#_links is what I was given to read earlier maybe I'm misinterpreting it [00:54] fyrril: what does that link have to do with mkdir? [00:56] well, very likely nothing [00:56] fyrril: mkdir creates directories. ln creats links [00:57] wedgie, I had asked about the number column after the drwxrwxrwx, was given that link, and have been looking for reasons they might go together [00:57] theory of operation I guess [00:59] oh, that's the 2 you were referring to. Wasn't clear from your earlier question [01:00] fyrril: that is the number of links, or directories in side the directory === ryan is now known as Guest46905 [01:01] fyrril: mkdir foo; ls -la foo/ you'll see that there are two directories inside your new directory: . and .. [01:01] those two hidden directories are always there, in every directory [01:05] wedgie, thanks! [01:10] evening all [01:10] im trying to follow this solution which says to run sudo lshw -class network and look to the "product" line to get the model number of my wifi card http://askubuntu.com/questions/762198/16-04-lts-wifi-connection-issues/768268#768268 [01:10] when i run that command and pipe it to 'grep product' [01:11] my output is: product: Centrino Wireless-N 1000 [Condor Peak] [01:11] if i look here: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/processors/centrino/centrino-wireless-n-1000-brief.html [01:11] there is a downloadable PDF that lists a bunch of model numbers for this card [01:11] does anyone know how i figure out which one i have on my machine? [01:11] does it matter if i put the wrong one? [01:20] It seems that Exim is using "mboxo" format while Heirloom-mailx is using "mboxrd" format. How can I make Exim to also use "mboxrd" format? [01:20] how can I find out which Centrino Wireless-N 1000 WiFi card (which for the four possible model numbers) I have on my machine? [01:22] Also, why does it cause a kernel panic when I turn on the printer? It did not used to do that, and I have not changed the operating system. [01:23] does anyone knows about ubuntu bash in windows 10? [01:24] I have heard of it; I do not know much about it. [01:26] i dunno why i can't install packages properly on windows bash [01:27] i tried to install gulp it says gulp not found after even i install it with "npm install -g gulp" but still bash can't fount it [01:31] leptone: sudo lspci -knnv | grep -iA15 Wireless [01:31] put it on a pastebin [01:32] !pastebin | leptone [01:32] leptone: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [01:32] Hi, I have a $HOME/opt/ directory where there I have installed gstreamer with meson+ninja. [01:32] oaulakh: /join #ubuntu-on-winpows [01:32] I have done: "export PATH=/home/fabian/opt/:$PATH" [01:33] oaulakh: /join #ubuntu-on-windows << typo fixes [01:33] tomreyn, http://paste.ubuntu.com/23709115/ [01:33] But if I put " whereis gst-launch-1.0" I get "gst-launch-1: /usr/bin/gst-launch-1.0" [01:33] why? shouldn't it be /home/fabian/opt/usr/bin/gst-launch-1.0 ? [01:34] Hi everyone! I need a quick tip: is it possible to reinstall grub using the installation CD? [01:35] tomreyn, k thanks bro [01:35] tomreyn, mean anything to you? [01:35] leptone: "8086:0083" and "8086:1325" are your device IDs, searching the web for them (maybe related to Linux / Ubuntu / Debian) should yield some results. [01:36] nvm [01:36] pie: you can install the version of grub which comes with the installation cd using the installation cd. [01:37] sudo grub-install [01:37] is there an option to do just that? I want to preserve the existing disk partition and operating systems on the drive... [01:38] ahh, ok [01:38] Grub was there, working fine. Then windows messed things up... [01:39] It's an efi system. [01:42] tomreyn, awesome thx for the help! look like it must be this one https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Intel_Centrino_Wireless-N_1000_(112BNHMW) [01:42] ? [01:44] hello? [01:45] im trying to write to this file /etc/pm/config.d/config [01:45] as per this suggestion http://askubuntu.com/a/768268 [01:45] but im getting this error "/etc/pm/config.d/config" E212: Can't open file for writing [01:46] any reason i shouldn't run vim with sudo and try again, will that even work? [01:51] ... i'm 3 minutes late [02:15] leptone [02:15] ops [02:19] Fair Fox as a suggested name for 20.04 :D === casey_ is now known as leptone [02:30] leptone: welcome back [02:30] any progress? [02:32] So I'm having an issue, both in Lubuntu and Xubuntu, the screen stays off after suspend === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [02:33] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xubuntu-default-settings/+bug/1303736 have tried from using xscreensaver instead of light DM, disable open/close lid actions, it will suddenly work but then after restart doesn't work again [02:33] Launchpad bug 1303736 in xubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu) "[SRU] Black screen after wakeup from suspending by closing the laptop lid" [High,Fix released] [02:34] xangua: did you try disabling lock on suspend? [02:34] Instructions from the Xubuntu blog to "fix" this issue won't work either [02:34] or, when it happens, are you able to get TTY and then restart lightdm? [02:35] nicomachus: no, the screen stays off [02:35] and you tried the PPA? [02:35] nicomachus: I tried blindly but didn't seem to have effect [02:35] nicomachus: I'm using 16.04, that PPA is for 14.04 [02:37] I also set to only lock screen when close the lid, but when computer suspends it won't turn on the screen === violet is now known as Guest89218 === Guest89218 is now known as violet [02:43] Waiting for the auto suspend to kick in (Xfce power won't let me put it lower than 16 minutes) === nicomach1s is now known as nicomachus [02:45] i hope its okay to ask, is their a emulator to play android games on ubuntu? on pc [02:51] hey guys... on ubuntu 14.04 here... have a issue where i can resolve our internal host with nslookup but get `unable to resolve...` error when trying to get it with wget... full output >> http://pastebin.com/Cn7LFCWF ... if anyone has a minute to help would be appreciated [02:52] slavka`, #wget maybe? [02:52] nchambers: the thing is i cant view it through the browser either so i thought it wasnt wget specific [02:53] well yes, it would be great to mention that :p [02:53] sorry, my bad [02:54] ping fails with `unkown host... ` [02:55] what are your DNS servers [02:56] So Lubuntu finally suspended, pressed a key but the screen stays off (not blank) [02:57] nchambers: also im running this ubuntu via vm [02:57] how do i get a list of dns servers... sorry im still learning [02:57] cat /etc/resolv.conf [02:57] nameserver 10.0.2.3 [02:58] and is that the server that has the record? [02:58] nope, the server that has the record is 172.29.30.7 [02:59] well thats probably your problem [02:59] so, how is nslookup resolving it then ? [02:59] no clue [03:00] try clearing your DNS cache [03:04] yeah... no go there [03:04] bummmer [03:04] i suppose i gotta just add an entry to hosts file === xar-- is now known as xar- [03:12] what is the most secure irc client? [03:12] thats a bad question === saschpe_ is now known as saschpe [03:12] IRC isn't a secure protocol [03:13] what is? [03:14] hi [03:14] I would like to ask regarding on samb a === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [03:19] Can you suggest a printer to purchase that will work with ubuntu? [03:21] !printers | IamKrilcov [03:21] IamKrilcov: Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingWithUbuntu [03:23] !printers [03:23] Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingWithUbuntu [03:23] imbezol, there are way too many to list lol [03:24] i have an officejet x476dw love it [03:24] pretty good for an inkjet [03:26] HP is generally good. [03:26] plug and play [03:35] 大伙好啊. [03:35] !cn | nano [03:35] nano: 如欲獲得中文的協助，請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw [03:40] hi, im trying to bridge two networks with lubuntu by setting the ipv4 settings of ethernet to "shared to other computers" and plugging a router in there, right now it kind of worked? but i can only access through 1 device, the rest are "trapped" in second router's network [03:40] i wanted to know if i was going for it the right way or it just fluked-worked and im supposed to be doing it differntly [03:42] second router? [03:42] having a hard time picturing your setup [03:43] sorry, lubuntu connects to router 1 wireleslly, then is connected to router 2 with an ethernet cable, device 1 (the one which "just works") is connected wirelesly to router 2 [03:44] Trying to resolve a cursor problem. Writeup at: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=5648007#post5648007 [03:46] sadnaked: i see. So you have multiple computers connected to router 2, but only 1 of them can reach the internet? === cigumo_ is now known as cigumo [03:48] wedgie yep, the others are "trapped" in router 2 === AndroUser is now known as TBotNik [03:50] whats a good package for making PPT? [03:51] wedgie i look around and i saw several posts of people who got it working by editing the ipv4 settings, so i went that way, but then i realized that most of them were connecting just 1 device through it, so i figured i should ask here [03:51] sadnaked: not sure. I would expect it to either work for all devices or for none. Only 1 device working seems strange [03:51] Does anyone know how rdiff-backup will behave if a full backup is restored to the dir it's ran on? [03:52] not sure the best course of action here [03:52] sadnaked: cause i'm assuming that router2 is natting, so you can't tell the difference between the various source devices by IP anyhow [03:52] will it just keep working? [03:55] wedgie its as if there were two different networks going on, for example, from the working device i can't access router 2 admin page, but i can through the others [03:55] i also nmaped it and they are not showing up there [03:55] sadnaked: do the working device and the non-working devices get IP addresses on the same subnet? [03:55] "This is a test, this is only a test. If this had been a real emergency, you would have been creamed by now." - Ziggy [03:57] any ideas? [03:58] wedgie, no, non-working devices are getting 192.168.0.* and the working one has a 10.42.0.*, also those directly connected to router 1 have a 192.168.1.* [03:59] sadnaked: well that sounds all wrong. [03:59] where's that 10.42.0.x coming from? [04:00] what's the IP of your ethernet interface on your lubuntu box? [04:02] wedgie, i just got into router 2 admin interface, and changed its ip to 192.168.1.2 and deactivated dhcp, now i have internet on all of them but they all have 10.42.0.* ips on the three of them [04:02] sadnaked: so is your lubuntu box providing dhcp? [04:02] wedgie its 10.42.0.1 [04:02] i think it is [04:03] ok, so it's all working now? [04:04] yep, it ended up being a rather stupid question, but you helped me think shit through, is there any way i can have router 1 providing dhcp? [04:04] thanks a lot [04:05] sadnaked: not without getting more complicated than you probably want to. Quit while you're ahead if it's working :P [04:07] wedgie lol, if i can access the 192.168.1.* range through the 10.0.42.* devices then im ok, and it seems so, thanks a lot! [04:16] hey guys, I installed the apache2 package on ubuntu 16.04, put a file in /var/www/html/, did chmod 777 on it, but when I try to access it gives a 403 forbidden error [04:17] what do I do? === uhhf1 is now known as uhhf [04:18] I installed a new GPU (NVidia GT 740) and games start MUCH slower then with the APU internal graphics. Same texture resolution, etc. Example: Skyrim (On WINE) takes over 40 seconds to load, when it's near instant with the internal graphics. [04:18] TheNH813: you are using proprietary driver right [04:19] No. Does it make that much of a difference? [04:19] It didn't make any difference with the AMD card I use dpreviously. [04:19] yes, noveau is terribly slow unfortunately [04:19] yes, noveau is terribly slow unfortunately [04:19] whoops [04:19] LOL double posting happens to the best of us. XD [04:20] Ah well, at least I know the card isn't the issue. Gonna grab proprietary drivers then. [04:20] anyway, radeon (the open source amd driver) is much closer to proprietary driver speeds [04:20] however noveau is much worse because nvidia doesn't document their hardware at all [04:20] TheNH813: just use it from www.amd.com [04:20] and so development is extremely slow and difficult [04:20] nullbyte_: It's an NVidia card. [04:21] Not gonna help. XDDDDD [04:21] then from nvidia.com [04:21] Yup [04:21] nullbyte_: are you trolling [04:21] Nah, just a misunderstanding I presume. [04:21] don't install drivers from the website [04:21] to get proprietary drivers, you just install the nvidia-(driver version package) [04:22] Ah, they actually have a package now? [04:22] the easiest way to do this is through the additional drivers application [04:22] its a default application on ubuntu [04:22] Last I used proprietary was on 12.04, and it didn't exist int he repos. [04:22] just search for it [04:22] ya, its really useful, just select the proprietary option, and click apply changes [04:23] Nice! They actually made the Additional Drivers application usefull. I see there's a microcode update for my processor too. Might as well switch that option on as well. [04:24] Thanks for the info. [04:24] np [04:25] anyone know the best way to just get a webserver up and running to put a file onto in ubuntu [04:25] when I install the apache2 package everything is 403 forbidden [04:25] well, actually, index.html works [04:26] but my softlink that I put in [04:26] doesn't [04:26] maybe it doesn't follow symlinks by default [04:27] check file permission [04:30] does anyone here have experience getting the wifi drivers to work on an HP pavilionx x360 [04:30] i've checked file permissions [04:30] it just wont work for symlinks [04:34] what do I do guys? [04:35] dada_cetacean: what's the issue? [04:35] nicomachus, when i do an rfkill list all, i only see a soft-blocked acer-wireless module [04:36] no phy0 or hp-wireless or anything [04:36] this machine also doesn't have an ethernet port, so i'm waiting on a dongle to see if sudo apt-get update fixes it [04:37] dada_cetacean: can you pastebin the output of sudo lshw and link here? [04:38] can't, literally asking for a friend for whom i tried to set up ubuntu for christmas [04:38] thanks though, i'll come back when i can access the machine again [04:54] hello everybody. May I request to be guided for the best Android App development tool available in Ubuntu please? [04:59] Hey guys i m getting this "/usr/bin/ld: final link failed: Bad value" while compiling http://paste.ubuntu.com/23709623/ [04:59] and my gcc invocation http://paste.ubuntu.com/23709644/ [05:12] how to I delete the first 7 characters of every line in a file? [05:18] otrolani: you didnt find anything in google? "sed 's/^.......//' /path/to/original > /path/to/new/file " [05:19] otrolani, try using "cut -c1-7 --complement FileName > NewFileName" [05:24] !ping [05:24] pong! [05:25] lol someones bored [05:27] cfhowlett, should i find some problems for you to fix? [05:30] glitchd, nah, I'll wait until someone eases up off the eggnog long enough to ask a *sober* question. === giraffe is now known as Guest57693 [05:32] lol no eggnog over here [05:33] i am trying to connect logitech k380 bluetooth keyboard to ubuntu mate 16.04, the pair is not succeding, what can i try to do ? [05:37] try googling the solution :) [05:37] !google | Defiance_ [05:37] Defiance_: While Google is useful for helpers, many newer users don't have the google-fu yet. Please don't tell people to "google it" when they ask a question. [05:37] !bluetooth | sruli [05:37] sruli: For instructions on how to set up bluetooth, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup [05:39] cfhowlett: those instructions are for 11.04 and older [05:55] hi [05:57] ask your ubuntu questions, DanChapman [05:57] dand [05:58] auto compplete :P === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon === anon is now known as Guest76829 [06:31] Hi, I dpkg is throwing an error when trying to configure tomcat7, could someone help? [06:32] this is the only seemingly relevant error.. [06:32] Syntax error: Unterminated quotes string [06:34] dunno if anyone is up this late but /var/lib/dpkg/info/tomcat7.config 48: /etc/default/tomcat7: Syntax error: Unterminated quoted string [06:58] !pizda Robert A. Heinlein - The Door Into Summer.epub [06:58] demosthenes: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [06:58] !help [06:58] Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [06:59] !patience [06:59] Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ [06:59] !botabuse [06:59] Please investigate me only with "/msg ubottu bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu search " [07:13] hi, anyone know how to use mail util? === woi is now known as kininarimasu [07:16] !mail [07:16] Mail is another medium to communicate. Ubuntu mailing lists can be found at http://lists.ubuntu.com [07:16] faraco, command line? [07:17] yeah [07:17] I'm stuck with mutt actually [07:17] faraco, read the man page [07:17] it's something doing with mail? [07:18] well, thanks for the input. Bye [07:18] best of luck [07:18] hi everyone [07:29] hi [07:48] Quick question, Can I have both LXQT and LXDE installed on the same system and use them independantly or does LXQT take over? Because I have both installed and I only have the option to use LXQT. [07:49] kmdude344: how did you install them? I know the Lubuntu-desktop metapackage uninstall lxqt if installed [07:50] Just the individual DE's themselves, no metapackages or nothing [07:50] just apt-get install lxde [07:51] and apt-get install lxqt [07:51] I wan't to steer clear of the lubuntu metapackage, I've had issues with it before. [07:55] Here I'll just try to purge lxqt === beaver_ is now known as beaver [07:57] hi, i have this systemd service: http://pastebin.com/csD5aS0m. when i run `systemctl start testunit.service` it takes up about 100% cpu all the time. but when i run the app on its own, it works normally [07:57] any suggestions why? [07:58] can i use dpkg to install debian packages on ubuntu? [07:58] bayman: no [07:58] what package? [08:00] splunkforwarder deb [08:02] !info splunkforwarder [08:02] Package splunkforwarder does not exist in yakkety [08:12] splunkforwarder-6.5.1-f74036626f0c-linux-2.6-amd64.deb [08:13] sorry the url is http://pastebin.com/csD5aS0m (. at end was end of sentence) === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [08:44] anyone heard about leap second bug on Ubuntu 14.04 ? [08:44] our vendor send out warning letter about leap second handling [08:49] i heard that they'll be introducing a leap second tomorrow, but haven't heard about a bug [08:49] I see [08:50] I heard it's fixed on kernel 3.2.0 [08:50] doesn't mean there isn't one [08:50] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1020285 [08:50] Launchpad bug 1020285 in linux (Ubuntu Quantal) "Addition of leap second causes spuriously high CPU usage and futex lockups" [Medium,Fix released] [08:50] yeah, else everyone will be yelling around, LOL [08:50] 14.04 uses a newer kernel than that [08:50] yep [08:50] sounds like we are okay [08:54] lkthomas: yeah, this was already handled in Linux (the kernel) the first time it happened, and supported Ubuntu versions aren't affected by it [08:55] I see, thanks dax [08:56] dax, else we will be screwing around when everyone calling happy new year, LOL === deanman_ is now known as deanman [09:13] lkthomas: out of interest, could you put this vendor announcement on a pastebin (you could just redact the vendor) if it's not too much work? === deanman is now known as deanman_ [09:14] well, that's not in English, so [09:15] Deutsch geht auch. ;) [09:16] no, Chinese :P [09:17] even then ;) [09:17] heh [09:17] they might target for older generation of linux deployment [09:17] it just a broadcast message to everyone within the group, haha [09:18] oh ok [09:18] I remember HP sending one those days. and surely SAP (lol). [09:18] hehe [09:19] I'm trying to make bootable disk from ubuntu iso: the comand `sudo dd if=~/Desktop/ubuntu.iso of=/dev/sdc1 bs=4M` boot the device but nothing happen (blank screen) writing to /dev/sdc (instead of sdc1) do not boot at all and go to local OS [09:19] I am wondering how did those old Unix system survive on leap year ? [09:19] I mean leap second [09:21] Toxmi: use sdc not sdc1 [09:25] Ben64: with just sdc it doesn't boot at all [09:25] but with sdc1 it at least boot (however to a blank screen) [09:25] I thought it might be iso problem but I get the same results from arch and windows iso as well [09:26] So you're saying this is the right way and nothing more is needed: `dd if=TheIso.iso of=/dev/sdc` done [09:34] Toxmi: that is my understanding, but i haven't done it in a while. which ISO are you using? which capacity does the USB stick have? [09:36] Toxmi: what iso you using [09:39] <_maddy> hi, installed xubuntu 16.10 with windows on another hd, grub does not display option to boot into windows (tried running "sudo update-grub").. but I can boot into windows from bios directly [09:39] _maddy: what is the output of "sudo os-prober"? [09:40] <_maddy> sruli: no output [09:40] _maddy: output of lsblk? [09:41] <_maddy> lsblk displays my windows partitions [09:41] _maddy: can you paste teh output to paste.ubuntu.com ? [09:42] <_maddy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23710436/ [09:42] <_maddy> could it be related to this uefi thing? [09:44] _maddy: did you install in legacy or eufi? which partition is windows? and how did you install? did you select pastitions manually? i cant see the boot partition only /boot/efi, paste the output of ls /boot [09:45] <_maddy> sruli: I selected uefi at the installer, no I did not partition manually, installer did it [09:45] you should "dmesg -T | tail -n60 | pastebinit" as well [09:46] <_maddy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23710444/ [09:46] hello guys [09:46] new to IRC here .. [09:47] hello helloo [09:47] hi rajujha373 [09:47] !ask | rajujha373 [09:47] rajujha373: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [09:47] <_maddy> tomreyn: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23710447/ [09:47] sorry for that @ubottu [09:48] rajujha373: it's just a bot ;) [09:49] damn :D [09:49] _maddy: thanks, unfortunately this provides no relevant information. [09:49] hey there tomreyn :) [09:50] why is your username yellow tomreyn? [09:50] rajujha373: hi, do you have an ubuntu support question? [09:50] <_maddy> well, I can always use bios to boot into which OS I want if I can't fix grub.. kind of sucks but it's a workaround [09:50] _maddy: paste output of "sudo ls /boot/efi/EFI" and "sudo ls /boot/efi/EFI/Boot" and "sudo ls /boot/efi/EFI/Microsoft/Boot" [09:51] not till now, but i'll definately have one as i've just started using linux. and trying my hands on IRC for the first time :) [09:51]