[00:05] K [00:05] HELLO HI [00:06] drop the caps. ask your ubuntu question. [00:08] anonomus no work good [00:09] wht up pulp === done is now known as Guest34812 === yangxl is now known as bbird [00:45] hey is there a multi media gaming ubuntu flavor? [00:45] and should i compile firefox from source for better performance? [00:46] in ubuntu 16.04.1 [00:46] how do i change a drives mount point? [00:46] i doubt recompiling firefox will bring you more performance [00:46] Jakethepython: unmount it and mount it where you want it? [00:47] ok i had a feeling that was the case this isn't gentoo lol [00:47] k1l_, ty [00:47] Hi I made a custom hybrid iso with Ubuntu 16.04. When I dd the ISO to a USB the BIOS won't detect a bootable disk. If I format the disk FAT32 and copy the files over it boots but into the normal ubuntu installer and not mine. Booting the ISO in a VM works fine. Anyone know what I might be messing up writing the ISO to USB? [00:48] dd bs=4M if=my_image.iso of=/dev/sdb1 [00:48] im having trouble accessing my iphone from ubuntu [00:48] Whisket: dont dd it to the partition. dd it to the bare metal usb. [00:48] it was working before but now i cant see anything on the phone [00:49] i just want to get the pics on my phone saved. anyone know how to do this with ubuntu [00:49] it used to be plug & play [00:50] k1l_: thanks, i'll give it a try [00:56] k1l_: fdisk deleted sdb1, dd to /dev/sdb and the same thing happens. BIOS doesn't recognize it [00:57] Whisket: then your iso is broken. a hybrid iso includes the partitions already so it can be dd (or cp or or or) onto the bare /dev/sdb and not into a partition like /dev/sdb1 [00:57] The ISO has the partition. It successfully creates sdb1 and like I said the ISO boots fine in a VM [00:58] fdisk shows the partition is bootable [00:58] i guess the vm tests only the cdrom iso part? [00:59] not the hybrid iso part [01:05] hi my software de ubunto wount load [01:05] mdadm an md device must be gien in this mode [01:05] what is an MD device? [01:05] dont under stand [01:06] hi does any one speek spanish here [01:09] !es | juan_ [01:09] juan_: 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. [01:16] sudo mdadm --create -- verbose /dev/md1 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sdb /dev/sdc [01:16] mdadm: an md device must be given in this mode [01:17] Howdy, having an issue setting primary monitor in dual monitor setup, could somebody point me in the right direction please? [01:23] sullivan: did you try using the display settings ? [01:23] hey guys, i am booted with a live usb and trying to access my mounted hard drive but cannot get permission to get into home folder. is ther anyway i can access it? [01:24] Yes; the monitor on the left is apparently set to primary, only way I can appear to change it is by disabling it entirely [01:24] Within the display settings [01:26] zguy300: sudo [01:27] sullivan: from display setting you should be able too declare a primary display, the display with the menu shown in it, is the primary [01:29] tatertots, do I need to restart after applying/keeping settings when I make that change? I tried it before but the window still loaded onto the wrong screen === ron__ is now known as 7F1AAJ7TU [01:30] sullivan: you will need to apply, and possibly log out and log back in again [01:30] Will try that [01:32] tatertots, setting the launcher to only the proper display didn't have any effect [01:34] sullivan: can you open terminal? [01:34] Yep [01:34] Comfortable with CLI [01:34] sullivan: in terminal> sudo apt install inxi pastebinit [01:34] sullivan: sweet, then this will go smoothly [01:34] sullivan: once install is completed [01:35] sullivan: in terminal> inxi -Fxxrzc0|pastebinit [01:35] sullivan: share url/link here [01:39] tatertots. you think you can lend me a hand? [01:40] zguy300: lsblk|nc termbin.com 9999 [01:40] zguy300: press enter [01:40] zguy300: share url/link here [01:41] Oops [01:42] tatertots, http://dpaste.com/2JDJVHY [01:42] im not on the computer i need help with [01:42] its right next to me. [01:42] zguy300: connected to the internet? yes or no [01:43] yes i clicked link [01:44] sullivan: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log|pastebinit [01:45] zguy300: the link it shown to me, i don't think you'd know what to do with such informations === muskrat is now known as bhans [01:45] there's a .log.old, you just want the .log correct? [01:45] OK. So Chrome requires my touchscreen to be floated using xinput for better touch support. However this completely breaks touch functionality everywhere else. [01:45] any way I can do this without breaking everything [01:45] sullivan: just .log === bhans is now known as muskrat [01:46] zguy300: put the url/link into this chat room so we can see it [01:48] Thing's yuuuuuuge: http://dpaste.com/34N7VTV [01:48] yeah think you lost me. lsblk|nc termbin.com 9999 [01:50] oh you want me to make a pastebin type through this website? === muskrat is now known as bnans === bnans is now known as muskrat [01:56] http://termbin.com/hz6n [01:58] alguien habla español? [01:59] kazapo, #ubuntu-es for espanol [01:59] sullivan: [ 9698.612] (II) AMDGPU(0): Output HDMI-A-0 using initial mode 1360x768 +0+0 [01:59] [ 9698.612] (II) AMDGPU(0): Output DVI-D-0 using initial mode 1920x1080 +1360+0 [01:59] sullivan: xrandr|pastebinit [02:00] tatertots, http://dpaste.com/23QSRP1 [02:01] tatertots. to be clear, i enter that link into my broken computer and give you the link it sends back on here correct? [02:02] sullivan: HDMI-A-0 connected primary [02:02] sullivan: so you want DVI-D-0 as primary correct? [02:03] zguy300: one of the links you've posted are of my lsblk [02:03] No, the DVI is the left monitor, which I want as secondary, but is where things are coming up; the right TV is the HDMI which should be the primary [02:04] aha, so zesty IS getting gnome ngihtlies [02:04] zguy300: only advice i can give is try to chat from the same computer with the issue so you can provide the url/links accurately [02:04] It's a samsung TV with the HDMI port configured as DVI/PC (if that's relevant) [02:04] hmmm, ok [02:04] cd [02:04] damn wrong keyboard sorry [02:06] hey its zguy300 === lubuntu is now known as Guest47576 [02:06] i had to install hexchat quick [02:06] installing LTS on this machine was a mistake... HWE isn't comprehensive enough to actually support cutting edge GPUs [02:07] you get the kernel drivers, sure, but the important bits on the Mesa side aren't there. I pulled a PPA for now, seriously considering moving to following 17.04 development. It isn't exactly a mission critical machine [02:08] sullivan: the samsung on HDMI-A-0 is now set as primary, and this is what you want, you want apps to open on a certain monitor to avoid having to drag an app to the monitor you want it on...correct? [02:08] roothorick, #ubuntu+1 should you wish to discuss 1704 [02:09] sullivan: i am talking about your two monitors as per http://dpaste.com/23QSRP1 [02:09] roothorick: you get updated xorg packages too [02:09] Yes, the HDMI should be where games/videos/stuff opens in fullscreen, not the other monitor [02:09] They...don't, however [02:11] sullivan: xrandr primary DVI-D-0 [02:11] sullivan: press enter [02:11] sullivan: now test where games/videos/stuff opens [02:11] xrandr: unrecognized option 'primary' [02:12] hey guys [02:12] is it xrandr DVI-D-0 -primary or such? [02:12] sullivan: sorry i typo [02:12] hey lmk when you have a minute tatertots. know your busy helping someone. i can wait my turn [02:12] i have a fresh ubuntu desktop 14.04 LTS install that i'm having issues with installing the newest version of virtualbox [02:13] telnet which problem? [02:13] i done it severl times [02:13] sullivan: xrandr --output DVI-D-0 --primary [02:13] sullivan: press enter [02:13] sullivan: now test where games/videos/stuff opens [02:13] it requires i386 packages out the rear, but they all will not install because the require another one that won't be installed [02:13] i went down a rabbit hole about 10 packages deep [02:13] good evening how do i connect to ubuntu es [02:13] Guest47576: ok will do [02:14] tatertots, shows up on left/DVI/secondary monitor [02:14] sullivan: xrandr|pastebinit [02:14] telnet, sorry i misunderstood. i thought u wanted to run lubuntu off VM. [02:14] tatertots, http://dpaste.com/15YSR7S [02:15] negative, trying to install virtualbox on ubuntu [02:15] multiarch is enabled...but for some reason it won't install anything [02:16] which verison virtualbox? ill try installing on my live OS im on. same as yours [02:16] juan_, type `join #ubuntu-es` into your irc client. [02:16] the latest version, 5.12 i think? [02:16] let me check [02:17] 5.1 [02:17] ok ill give it a try [02:18] did you remove old version before installing? [02:18] yes [02:19] your running the i386? [02:19] i would do the amd64 so unsure if it would be same install. [02:19] xangua: good point. I may actually have a mismatch as I don't recall that PPA including xorg drivers [02:19] yeah, I'm gonna do 17.04 [02:19] sullivan: ok i found it [02:19] i'm running amd64 [02:20] sullivan: you will need to declare a 'default' ...standby [02:20] cool [02:20] roothorick: that PPA? Hardware enablement stacks is part of official repositories [02:21] sullivan: http://dpaste.com/3FS1H91 [02:21] xangua: 16.04 doesn't have working Mesa for AMD Polaris [02:21] wont let me do the install. let me try with the terminal. see if differente [02:21] at all. There's the HWE kernel images but that's only the kernel/DRM end, you still wind up in fb fallback in X [02:22] How do I implement that [02:22] Is there any way to see the output in the terminal when a cronjob runs [02:22] you get hardware blitting, and llvmpipe softens the blow, but it's still CPU-only rendering [02:22] sullivan: so if you do not like the defaults that were selected for you...you must by hand..define a default [02:23] K [02:23] sullivan: xorg.conf [02:23] my log file has a bunch of entries I don't want to see, how do i not view the unwanteed lines using grep? e.g. tail -100 error.log | grep "without lines containing 'mystring'" [02:23] @Guest47576, I'm going to upgrade to 16.04 LTE and see if that improves the situation [02:23] telnet, sorry man i am live boot right now. wont let me do install without running update [02:23] im running lte [02:24] no worries, thanks for trying man [02:25] roothorick: Last I was aware Polaris will not be supported until kernel 4.7. [02:25] tatertots, /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/ doesn't have xorg.conf within it [02:25] telnet, your not by any chance running kali tool with katoolin are you? [02:25] sullivan: or you could try swapping the connections physically on your rx 470/480, [02:26] If I had a DVI-HDMI adapter handy I would [02:26] no, it's a fresh install [02:26] Bashing-om: hwe-16.04-edge kernel is 4.8 so ;) [02:26] What can I do with the xorg.conf/where can I find it [02:27] sullivan: it's usually in /etc/X11 [02:27] roothorick: Should workie . [02:27] I do currently have full hardware acceleration, but, Wine 1.6? That's not gonna cut it. And I'm sure I'll find more old things. I'd rather run unstable than pile up on PPAs [02:27] tatertots, not seeing it there [02:28] Guest47576: what issue are you having? [02:28] my laptop is LTS, and I make an effort to keep the system relatively unmolested specifically so that I have a strong, stable system to fall back on when rapidly spinning blades spread excrement everywhere [02:29] alright so i go to boot my lubuntu an its shows start screen and when it would normally show login the screen stays blue [02:29] so im on live boot with usb and have the drive mounted [02:29] HTPC is on LTS, but I've beaten the snot out of it, lots of PPAs and weird configs [02:29] tatertots, did a locate xorg.conf, no file in the list, only thing is some man's and the xorg.conf.d folder in /usr/share and its contents, and a doc for an intel graphics component it looks like [02:30] Er, don't know if it's a doc, it's a xorg.conf under /usr/share/doc/xserver-xorg-video-intel [02:30] and my server is a case study in getting away with Bad Ideas to keep a system running, and the effects of such [02:31] i installed kali tools via katoolin(done this many time) however, this time i deleted the katoolin respitories. i restarted computer and then i got the blue screen... hoping i can somehow revert back on add respitories back [02:32] tatertots, huh, I navigate to the folder where locate says there's an xorg.conf, and there isn't one [02:32] sullivan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver i noticed you are NOT using the new proprietary amd driver, which is fine, but see the link...ubuntu wifi for amdgpu is still under initial construction https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMDGPU-Driver [02:34] I'm actually kinda surprised how quick and smooth the fglrx sundown was [02:34] sullivan: with that being said, the link i sent previously talks about using "man radeon" to "Check the manpage of the Radeon driver for advanced option" [02:34] sullivan: does "man amdgpu" exist? [02:34] tatertots, yes it does [02:35] sullivan: does it show "advanced options" [02:36] Doesn't look like it [02:37] name, synopsis, description, supported hardware, configuration details, see also, authors are the sections I see [02:38] AMDGPU Pro: Worth it? [02:38] sullivan: have you ever tried this http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMD-Radeon-GPU-PRO-Linux-Beta-Driver%E2%80%93Release-Notes.aspx [02:38] ##hardware ? [02:39] How long should I wait before asking my question again? [02:39] roothorick, quite less of a pain in the booty to configure/install, however in some applications its performance falls behind the open source driver [02:39] Guest47576: did your symptom occur immediately after installing ubuntu? [02:39] worked fine for me though [02:39] How do I setup like tty8 to be a second GUI login session [02:39] no it did not. had it fully functional [02:40] Guest47576: did your symptom occur immediately after installing ubuntu?, what hardware or software changes were made prior to the symptom occurring? [02:40] I'll give AMD this, it seems like their Linux drivers are better than their Windows drivers [02:40] maybe not quite in performance, but more stable and fewer quirks [02:40] tatertots, yes I've been using the hybrid driver since I got the card pretty much; installed ubuntu specifically to utilize the open source driver [02:40] tatertots, mind if i pm? [02:41] Guest47576: ok [02:41] the one thing, I have a Freesync monitor, I'd love to get that working [02:41] Haven't tried the hybrid driver on ubuntu, so I can't speak to its performance there; worked fine in Mint 18 and 18.1 (including the issue with the multimonitor stuff here) [02:41] you know so two diffrent users can use the same system without have to logout and log back in again? [02:41] roothorick, hybrid only at this time unless you're going to upgrade to a newer kernel and version of mesa [02:42] tekeli-li: 20 minutes is considered good to bump your quest back up . [02:42] what...? [02:43] AMD is working on implementing FS on amdgpu, but the only officially available solution for FS is amdgpu-pro [02:43] Same with vulkan [02:43] Phoronix has articles discussing it [02:43] from what I'm reading, it needs kernel patches that are currently controversial [02:44] the whole DAL scandal [02:44] and the actual implementation for FS itself hasn't materialized yet [02:44] Bashing-om, Thanks. I've been waiting a few hours :) [02:45] I stopped X with `sudo systemctl stop lightdm`. Now I'm left with a completely black screen with a single white underscore in the upper left corner. There is no shell prompt. There is no login prompt. What is the component of the system I'm looking at, and where do I look for its documentation? [02:45] amdgpu-pro is fully user space so no issues with HAL's and whatnot, it's just not fully open [02:45] And I'm speaking in regards to polaris support, I can't speak about previous arch's [02:46] hola [02:47] I'm still impressed that an open source driver can be this featureful and performant on something so new. Shows what direct corporate involvement can do [02:48] rootho, wouldn't really call it a scandal, they're working on DC/DAL or whatever to clean it up so it can get upstreamed, I read the messages, dairlie's working with them [02:48] tekeli-li: I do not know the answers . but might advise the channel what release you are running as systemctl is a systemd interface . Does systemd apply in your case ? [02:49] sullivan: the initial reaction from the kernel maintainers was, well, had confrontational undertones, so it's good to hear they're cooperating instead of having a staredown or something [02:50] the amount of "scandal" and arguing involved was massively overblown [02:50] roothorick, dax, yup [02:50] i'm on the relevant mailing list and IRC channel, both sides of it know each other and work together well, there was a thread of "i know you know this but your employer needs to" that Phoronix etc. completely failed to pick up on [02:51] s/thread/undertone/ [02:51] I guess that's just kinda part of the FOSS culture. People aren't afraid to be direct and rude, as it's a hobby to everyone [02:52] rootho, nobody was really curt or rude, that's not what I took away from it. Looked like a professional disagreement initially to me pretty much, which took a bit longer to figure out because of text lacking context etc [02:52] Same stuff as always [02:52] Bashing-om, Lubuntu 16.10 `lsb_release -d => Description: Ubuntu 16.10` [02:53] Bashing-om, I believe systemd is present and working on this system [02:53] hm. This is 16.04, do-release-upgrade -d is saying there's no new version [02:53] Just because Linus is mr. logic e mcengineerface and doesn't play well with others doesn't mean everybody acts like that, especially when we're talking about reps from corporations and people maintaining linux components [02:54] tekeli-li: Yeapper . 16.10 is systemd :) [02:54] there we go [02:55] rootho what hardware are you running that you'd like to utilize amdgpu [02:55] RX 480 [02:55] amdgpu and the pro variant are the ONLY options [02:56] the hybrid driver (pro) works fine except for some edge cases, same can be said for amdgpu. [02:57] Once I got onto ubuntu the process for enabling amdgpu was about the same level of difficulty as running amdgpu-pro under mint [02:57] how do i get ubuntu to see my whats on my iphone storage device. it detects device but the folder shows up empty. my computer used to always show the pictures on the phone and not any more. it only works on windows but how do i get it to work on ubuntu [02:58] rootho you trying to get some working drivers? [02:58] sullivan, Linus has always been as he is now. If anything, he's gone soft over the years. [02:59] tekeli-li, agreed from what I've seen; dude's got some social weirdness going on (ha don't we all) [03:00] uvesafb would probably work, but that doesn't count for obvious reasons [03:00] I have standard amdgpu working with full acceleration [03:00] but not much more than that... 144Hz is buggy [03:00] not a huge deal as I run 60hz a lot anyway because this monitor has contrast problems in 144 mode [03:00] cuddle: don't know about iPhones, but on Android you have to unlock the device first [03:00] sullivan: I want, well, freesync, and not-glitchy 144. And more performance as always [03:00] amdgpu will improve over time obviously [03:01] I just got tired of the prospect of waiting potentially a YEAR for proper driver support under linux with expensive hardware [03:01] so, Irssi bugged out [03:01] I did NOT send all those at once [03:02] network's a bit laggy right now, probably wasn't your client's fault [03:02] roothorick, I assumed network lag caused all your lines to be echoed at once. [03:02] ah [03:03] definitely looking forward to vega release to get an idea about AMD's linux team === yanope is now known as yanome [03:03] 's ability to get driver support right out of the gate going forward [03:04] sullivan: I dunno, Polaris is AMD's latest and greatest generation, and as long as you have new enough XYZ the core functions (modesetting, acceleration, etc) are not only there but stable and reasonably fast [03:04] Is there a shortcut for "apt-mark auto && apt-get autoremove"? Basically "remove if nothing depends on it"? [03:05] the problem is OOTB functionality; I was away from linux for a couple years before Win10 sent me fleeing with my hair on fire [03:05] sullivan: you too huh? [03:05] Deprecation of fglrx was news to me, after I had bought the hardware [03:06] We all know the sorry state that is FOSS on Big Green, was at least expecting competent OOTB support even proprietary wise on team red initially [03:06] I still have my Win7 install. I checked on win10 periodically and gave up when I saw that my biggest complaints are a trend that's picking up speed === Nicmavr is now known as Guest26062 [03:06] so I'm dualbooting now, and will be wiping and repurposing that other SSD when extended support ends on 7 [03:06] rootho, what sealed the deal for me was a minor upgrade (not redstone) NUKED MY BOOT LOADER and my mint install [03:07] that started back on 7, after the proliferation of daz loader [03:07] they gave up for a while though [03:07] I was insensed, completely unacceptable [03:08] my last straw was seeing that they've added MORE ads to the OS, in ways that are even harder to get rid of [03:08] it's pretty clear what they want win10 to be, and it's precisely the opposite direction from what I find tolerable in an OS [03:09] Now I hear they might be backing off some of the telemetry crap eventually, but we'll see. But regardless I'll probably do vga passthrough with a hypervisor before I go back to dualbooting so I actually have some semblence of control [03:09] you didn't rollback to 7? [03:09] the one time I tried 10, that's what I did [03:09] Nerp, I cut the cord as it were entirely [03:10] Completely nuked the partition and started from scratch with Mint, and ended up here [03:10] what will be interesting is how they change things as corporations start complaining under pressure from the win7 sunset [03:10] hey guys, so I have an Ubuntu 16.04 VM mounted, and I'm trying to sync a shared folder from the host with a guest folder [03:10] my company never left win7 ent [03:10] what's the best way to achieve that? [03:11] I'd like to have a filewatcher on the host shared folder, which replicates to the guest folder [03:11] what type of VM? [03:11] vmware [03:12] this the point where I realize [03:12] I did this wrong. do-release-upgrade in a terminal inside a gnome session [03:13] yeah, things are breaking. Pretty badly. [03:13] it's like dist-upgrade or something [03:22] advise the font for UTF [03:33] Ubuntu [03:36] tatertots [03:42] So this is a weird one. I'm using ubuntu16.10/unity and have my bluetooth headset hooked up. The audio sounds pretty terrible BUT the main problem is that I keep hearing "Call from" whenever i'm not playing something [03:44] Question - so if I have setup a device as an iscsi target is there a way to mount that same volume so the OS sees it and it can be backed up? [03:44] mpchester, Call from who? [03:44] it never says, it just says in a female robot voice " call from" and then stops [03:45] and then repeates after a minute or so [03:45] mpchester, does she have a sexy voice? [03:45] yes [03:45] mpchester, ok good. problem solved. [03:45] no it's even more distracting [03:45] because it's so sexy [03:46] mpchester, i'm sure you can make it a mans voive [03:47] Anybody got any thoughts on my issue? [03:48] Even mounting it read only would be fine [03:48] Although if it were in a sexy voice saying mounted that would be even better. [03:50] SeaGrizzly: do you have an initiator in use? === Nikita is now known as Guest5087 [03:51] I could but it was very slow doing a loopback type of thing [03:51] I was hoping there was a way to just mount the volume a second time as read only to back it up with crashplan. [03:52] So far have not come up with anything [03:52] SeaGrizzly: if you just setup a device as a target..there's nothing to backup...the target is empty [03:52] Basically I am trying to build a backup server for windows servers to backup to then eventually push everything to crashplan. [03:53] SeaGrizzly: how many lun's? [03:53] Well so I have a disk that is a blockio iscsi target and then connected to the target with windows and formated the volume for backup of the server [03:53] just one [03:53] so far [03:53] size/ [03:53] ? [03:53] 2TB [03:54] wwn? [03:54] Sorry not sure what that means? [03:54] ah now we're talking [03:54] Sort of but I am not totally understanding you lol [03:55] SeaGrizzly: so you have a 2tb lun, it's empty because you just created it...have you tested writing any actual data to the lun? [03:56] iqn? [03:57] Why do you need the qualifier name? [03:57] well, that was messy, because of the PPA packages, but I managed to muscle it in [03:58] Tatertots yep I have preformed several good backups the the lun [03:58] why don't you advise your organization to buy real storage emc,equal logic, powervault [03:58] ? [03:58] Then I wouldn't be here would I. [03:58] So your saying it won't work [03:58] Thats fine just wondering if it was possible. [03:58] SeaGrizzly: nope not saing that [03:59] SeaGrizzly: i'm sure you'll figure it out....maybe not in the next 15-30 minutes..but eventually [03:59] Yea was hoping somebody here may have tried something like that before. [03:59] I wonder if NFS would be a better option. [04:03] SeaGrizzly: would require you add the role to windows servers, thus modifying them from their state if the role is not already in place, and unless ur the enterprise admin or work closely with the enterprise admin you may need to get approval to add the new roll to all windows servers just for your little project ya got going [04:03] That's not a big issue, but wondering if that would be an option that would allow me to see it to back it up on the ubuntu side. [04:05] SeaGrizzly: possible [04:05] SeaGrizzly: what speed is the infrastructure ? [04:05] please don't tell me you're trying to do this on 10/100 [04:06] Token Righ [04:06] Ring [04:06] No it gig between the servers [04:06] Also if windows just does incremental backups then they are not that big. [04:07] thus why I want to get something that windows will do incremental backups to like iscsi or possibly NFS [04:07] The other option is making a VHD file on a samba share. [04:08] but then I have to do a ton of work to restore the VHD from the crashplan service. [04:09] real storage would make your life easier....lol...they might buy real storage and get rid of you though...there's always that risk ;) [04:11] experience with real storage would make you more valuable to a larger organization with bigger budget$ at the same time though [04:11] guys keep it bit ontopic please [04:12] sorry lotuspsychje ...we were kinda get'n out there a bit lol [04:12] * tatertots reels it back in [04:12] tatertots: we have a nice #ubuntu-discuss if you like :p [04:13] lotuspsychje: no i rarely socialize offtopic like that....just felt like no one else was going to speak to that particular end users woes...it's over now though..so carry on [04:14] Yea spending 10k on a storage option for backup doesn't really suit them so I guess I will look elsewhere for answers. [04:14] how I change my name here, the command [04:14] Guest5087: type /nick yournew-nick [04:14] ok === Guest5087 is now known as BOA === BOA is now known as Love [04:15] SeaGrizzly: if you ever want to consult, look me up..take care my friend === Love is now known as RedStar [04:16] Later tater [04:16] cio === ceibal is now known as notignacio [04:19] sucken mein penisen [04:19] my tome [04:19] mein kamph [04:19] !language | HP7653 [04:19] HP7653: Please avoid any language that may be considered offensive, including acronyms and obfuscation of such - also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines || The main channels are English only, for other languages, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList [04:20] !language lotuspsychje [04:20] !ops | HP7653 language [04:20] HP7653 language: 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 [04:20] !language | lotuspsychje [04:20] lotuspsychje: Please avoid any language that may be considered offensive, including acronyms and obfuscation of such - also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines || The main channels are English only, for other languages, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList [04:20] !language | lotuspsychje [04:20] YES HI [04:20] !language | phunyguy [04:20] phunyguy: Please avoid any language that may be considered offensive, including acronyms and obfuscation of such - also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines || The main channels are English only, for other languages, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList [04:20] *this* is going to end well [04:21] tnx phunyguy [04:21] some peeps just have to test limits [04:23] alright alright, we have it from here. [04:23] back to support! [04:23] * phunyguy cracks the whip.... "Your paychecks will all be docked!" [04:24] * tekeli-li does the backstroke [04:24] paycheck? what paycheck? [04:24] * HiddenDjinn breaks out his dice bag and rulebooks [04:25] lol [04:25] what's your game? [04:25] tekeli-li: let's take it to -offtopic [04:27] HiddenDjinn, pm me or name the channel === ignacio is now known as laowal === laowal is now known as ignacio [04:54] Anyone wanna help me here I have a backup script that is running ssh root without a password and when I manually run the script everything works fine but when i put it in a crontab it asks for a password and ultimately fails [04:54] hi master Ubuntu [05:09] any way to tell a PCI slot version from terminal? [05:09] e.g. 2.0 SFF [05:13] catbeard: yeah [05:14] catbeard: is the slot populated with a device? yes or no [05:14] no [05:14] catbeard: are you chatting from the computer right now? [05:14] yes [05:15] catbeard: in terminal> inxi -Fxxrzc0|pastebin [05:15]