[00:13] howdy [00:13] My pointer freezes during the live session. Gonna try the daily build. [00:22] hows life? [00:24] Hi ll [00:27] Hi, I have a question I couldn't figure out via google so I hope you can help me I installed a custom repository using the instructions on this site: https://help.ubnt.com/hc/en-us/articles/220066768-UniFi-How-to-Install-Update-via-APT-on-Debian-or-Ubuntu [00:28] And the "apt update" finishes without errors after that but if I try to install the unifi package from that repo I get a warning saying: WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated! [00:30] sudo apt update? [00:30] So I double checked apt-key list which shows the ubiquiti key. Is there a way to figure out why the authentication of the package fails? The info is a bit sparse to hunt down the error for me. [00:30] MadeByCryptic: sure as I said that works fine [00:31] .... Ign:5 http://dl.ubnt.com/unifi/debian unifi5 InRelease [00:31] Hit:6 http://dl.ubnt.com/unifi/debian unifi5 Release [00:31] Get:7 http://dl.ubnt.com/unifi/debian unifi5 Release.gpg [490 B] [00:31] Fetched 307 kB in 1s (265 kB/s) ..... Reading package lists... Done [00:34] I manually downloaded the .deb file and compared the checksums which are ok, I'm open for any suggestions what to do now as I don't want to install as long as the warning is present. === y0sh_ is now known as y0sh [00:39] connect irc.highway.net [00:39] wtf [00:42] ok, got to go for now but I will idle so if anyone has an idea just highlight me I will read it in a few hours [00:44] hello [00:45] I am looking for the location of the MariaDB 10.1 example config files. Anyone know where they should be located? All the places where they should be located, don´t exist... [00:50] I want to transfer files and etc from my laptop using wifi to my desktop on hardwire...which program should I use ? [00:50] hmm, apt-file search doesn´t even those the example files for mariadb installed or available in packages? [00:51] Both computers running Ubuntu-16.04 [00:51] texla, same subnet? === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [00:52] weust, yes [00:52] texla: See: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2159449 <-easiest way to cp files 'tween two 'buntus that share the same router/house (Morbius1) [00:53] Bashing-om, Thanks thought were out smoking !!! [00:54] texla: Only as the ocassion demands :) [00:59] are the live images rebuilt periodicall? [00:59] s/?$/y?/ [01:02] Ionic, only the development versions, and point releases of LTS versions [01:05] OerHeks: that's unfortunate :/ [01:06] sometimes changes to the kernel help immensely even in the live system [01:06] that one for instance: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1646574 [01:06] Launchpad bug 1646574 in linux (Ubuntu) "Mouse cursor invisible or does not move" [Medium,In progress] [01:07] Ionic, if hardware is released *after* the ubuntu version, no wonder.. [01:07] newest of the newest take some time to be fully implemented [01:09] understandable, but my point is that the kernel package has been fixed and released to -updates, which would also help immensely on the live system [01:09] or more like, it's not as if the live system's kernel could be updated manually :) [01:09] meh, invalid, you would need internet for the use of ubuntu. [01:09] (though technically speaking, that *might* even be possible with kexec) [01:11] Hello, I have connected a Windows-NTFS-HDD via USB/SATA-Connector to Ubuntu ... mount is okay, I can access data. But can I check, if the drive is okay without deleting data? [01:11] it's difficult to even install the base system if you cannot see the cursor. not impossible, but also frustrating and not straight-forward [01:11] kangaroo72, go into 'disks' and see the smart tool [01:11] sorry (console only) [01:12] Ionic, agian: newest of the newest take some time to be fully implemented [01:12] well I can connect via vnc too - ok [01:12] kangaroo72: then use smartctl, although this may not work [01:12] I have openbox as gui [01:12] whats the command of the "smart tool"? [01:12] (not because smartctl wouldn't work as such, but because some USB controllers do not forward SMART information) [01:13] well at least things are in the process of being fixed [01:13] some distros dont even care [01:14] @OerHeks what exactly is the "smart tool"? I have gui, but I have to call it via terminal [01:15] kangaroo72, that is on gnome versions, i don't know about openbox [01:15] over at *int there is a grub2 install failure going on and they are too busy working on cosmetic changes to be bothered to look into it [01:15] hmm [01:16] kangaroo72: check disk health: "sudo apt-get install smartmontools" then "sudo smartctl --all /dev/sda ( where sda is the real target ) . [01:17] Seems I am not the only one http://askubuntu.com/questions/822811/ubuntu-16-04-mariadb-no-sample-configurations [01:18] i have 11 invalid ip addresses.. how can i find out why? [01:20] Bashing-om: Thanks ... what 'bout this report ...? http://paste.ubuntu.com/24205308/ [01:21] is a long test possible (over night)? [01:23] kangaroo72, that -t test takes a few minuts [01:23] kangaroo72: So far so good / old drive still chugg'n along . Long test : sudo smartctl -t long /dev/sda . [01:24] thanks - will run this overnight - good night [01:26] === START OF OFFLINE IMMEDIATE AND SELF-TEST SECTION === Can't start self-test without aborting current test (90% remaining), add '-t force' option to override, or run 'smartctl -X' to abort test. 0 [01:26] what means this? [01:26] already running? [01:26] you have a test in progress. let it finish [01:26] where comes the output?? [01:28] when it's ready, how can I read the result of it? [01:28] kangaroo72, on the screen and in the log [01:28] syslog? [01:30] ah - smartctl -l [01:30] yes, i think so [01:30] ok :-) [01:35] test ready in some hours [01:35] going to sleep - thanks a lot [01:35] hello [01:40] help [01:40] !help | Noob_ [01:40] Noob_: 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 [01:42] Can someone help me estimate how long would it take for dd if=/dev/zero of=dev/sdb on a 4TB drive? [01:43] ColdKeyboard, depends what you used on the BS= [01:43] ColdKeyboard: On my dual core athlon system 1 hour per 100 Gigs . [01:43] block size [01:45] I have i5 3rd gen on that "server". Brand new HDD was super slow with speed transfer so I run zero fill with the command above. I thing block size is 4k. I didn't specify anything [01:45] it's faster if you choose a size [01:45] and filling with zeros wouldn't have an effect on speed [01:46] Didn't know that. It's already running now so there's not much I can do. I just wanted to see how far off it could be now, since it's been running for ~4h [01:47] ColdKeyboard, the default block size is 512 bytes [01:47] ColdKeyboard, you can send SIGUSR1 to the dd process to find out how far along it is [01:48] ColdKeyboard: Look in the man page ' man dd ' it gives a means to get a status . [01:48] But I can't do it now since it's already running? [01:49] ColdKeyboard: One cam get a status from a alternate terminal . [01:49] Salut. Apache2 appears to start on boot. Im using Lubuntu, I dont see anything in my autostart settings related to apache. Where should i be looking? [01:50] I have xampp installed but I don't believe it's related to that. I recently installed zoneminder (for security cameras) and uninstalled it. I believe it's related to that, but I have no idea where to look for apache2 autostarting [01:54] you don't want apache2 to autostart? [01:57] Hey my question is on network file/folder sharing. What i want to do is have one public folder share where guests can read and write, and within that folder have folders locked to certain users. The idea is so if a windows machine maps the share as a drive using their login details they can access not just the public section but all folders associated with their group. So far i've managed to share the public folder no problems but e [01:57] ven after mapping with the correct user details i cannot access the private folders. [01:58] just to note all the private folders i've been using chmod to set their security. (thinking from a windows mind) [01:58] hi newbie here, how can i tell the terminal which specific package is installed? like if I wanna know if- ' xsel ' package is installed what do i type in terminal [01:59] oh my msg didnt finish "but i cannot access the private folders even when logged in with correct user details" [02:01] uL4m0g, Try `apt list --installed` [02:01] uL4m0g: [02:01] uL4m0g: dpkg -l '*xsel*' | grep ii [02:01] uL4m0g: ' dpkg -l ' . [02:01] too slow! [02:02] xar-: :) ,, Uh huh ,, but it is the thought that counts . [02:02] Noob_: You want to access file on a windows box? [02:08] yubinr, Bashing-om, xar, thanks! [02:09] Many people quit and many people join...those messages are so annoying, Any one know how to get rid of that in Xchat or Quassel? [02:09] !quietirc [02:09] To ignore joins/parts/quits in your favorite IRC client, see http://wiki.xkcd.com/irc/Hide_join_part_messages [02:09] uL4m0g: :) One small step on the learning curve . [02:16] why amazon EC2 doesn't ask for password on using sudo, even though there is no entry for NOPASSWD in visudo [02:16] was my question answered while i was gone? === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [02:16] have you added it near the bottom of the list [02:16] and not on the top [02:17] noob_: do you want to access files in a Windows machine? [02:18] yes [02:19] Well...I don't really know Windows that well,,,sorry [02:19] noob_, [02:21] but in your experience with samba and file sharing is there an easy was to share folders locked to certain users [02:21] but also allow them access to the public folders [02:21] lol windows made my life too easy lol [02:21] noob_: So you want user shares and public share as well? [02:22] yes so one public space and within there the private folders of users [02:22] i have 11 invalid ip addresses.. how can i find out why? is there a log file somewhere? [02:22] noob_: you would use the samba config to change the permissions of the shares not chmod [02:24] so would you be able to give me an example of what should be entered. and would these configs be placed in the main conf file or would there be a new file for this? [02:24] !samba | noob [02:24] noob: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/samba.html [02:24] !samba | noob_ [02:24] noob_: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/samba.html [02:25] noob_: I'd imagine you could probably do it via the GUI as well via sharing options but I haven't used that in ages. [02:25] he left [02:26] thanks [02:41] Hi - I'm trying to get help on this question -- I've listed tons of things I've tried, with no success: http://askubuntu.com/questions/893473/manage-keyboard-backlight-on-dual-boot-system [02:42] No one on askubuntu forum has responded as able to help, so I'm hoping someone here might see it and help [02:43] hello, I don't know if here is the right place but I can't identificate with my main irc program. I put msg nickserv identify Jakeukalane (password) and nothing happens [02:53] speake pl [03:11] !ping [03:11] pong! [03:11] is it bad that my /boot partition is 100% full [03:11] sarkoid, means you will be unable to apply kernel updates. clean it up! [03:12] ah [03:21] How do I create a hard disk image with a FAT partition from a directory without root privileges? [03:21] user345634: can you explain what you mean more precisely [03:22] I have a directory, let's call it my_root_dir with some files in it. [03:23] I want to create a 1 GB hard disk image that contains a single FAT partition that has the files in my_root_dir on the root of the partition. [03:25] there probably are some really roundabout ways, but it'd be much easier if you could mount things [03:28] /part [03:28] @user345634 why do u need that? use case? [03:33] I'm writing a Wii homebrew app, and need to create a virtual SD card image for use with Dolphin Emulator. [03:33] How would I find out if i have a upstart equiped linux diistro? [03:33] user345634: so why does it need to happen without using sudo [03:33] ubuntu uses systemd, Aurorasaura [03:34] Thanks cfhowlett , [03:34] happy2help! [03:34] how do I break into wifi guys? [03:34] I used sudo in the past to make an image for qemu, and typed the wrong thing and ended up destroying my main hard disk. [03:34] user345634 i presume u use ubuntu,, dolphin offers linux+win+osx [03:35] I'd rather be safe. [03:35] LulZsEC, we don't do that here. [03:35] user345634: so learn the right way to do it [03:35] oh sry guyss. [03:36] sorry i just play time linux [03:36] Hello.! === robert_ is now known as Guest91247 [03:41] hello [03:47] mike34729374 - are you still waiting for an answer [03:54] Question: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS on an external flash drive. By mistake a windows 10 system booted with the flash drive still attached. Windows 10 might also have gone into boot up repair. Now the flash drive does not boot any more. Is Windows 10 Bootup killing Ubuntu boot info a thing? [03:55] user345634: you can format a file [03:55] oh yes. windows does not co-exist peacefully and windows boot repair is rather aggressive [03:56] like "there can only be one" aggressive? ;_D [03:56] pretty much yes [03:56] user345634: truncate -s 1024M file.img [03:57] user345634: then mkfs.vfat file.img [03:57] or something similar [03:58] whew fixed my boot partition thing [03:58] so for a completely uninteresting and non obvious reason, mission critical stuff (ok....) has to be run off ubuntu on usb (omg? are $"§$"%"%Q§$). No, but has to be. So i can chalk this up to windows boot up and not generic harware or kernel failure. The winPartition will be removed in the final iteration. [04:04] mike34729374: Most likely there is some other problem. Windows shouldn't be modifying the usb [04:07] hmmm... rest of the drive seems ok. Just had a second look though: main disk runs as a mmc and the flash drive was actually attached as sdcard and running in mmc mode. it wasn't run through an sdcard adapter at that time. Should have looked to windows as a secondary hard disk. [04:12] mike34729374: what is the issue when you try to boot from usb now? [04:14] when I type my IP address inthe browser, I am getting "Apache2 Ubuntu Default Page" even though I have purged apache [04:14] how can I fix this? [04:15] sdcard does not show up in efi menu or as efi partition any more. If grub efi is manually selected through efi prompt or boot from file, ubuntu boots normally. I have to troubleshoot to exclude possibility of data corruption [04:17] LACampbell: is apache still running? [04:17] histo: systemctl can't find apache or apache2 [04:18] service not found. [04:18] but that page is still there, even though it should be pointing to nginxs default page [04:18] LACampbell: have you rebooted since this "purging" you speak of? [04:18] LACampbell: does netstat -tan show you are listening on 80? [04:19] tatertots: can't remember, I'll give it a try. dunno why "purging" is in quotes, the command is apt purge [04:20] histo: yeap still listening in 80 [04:20] I assume that's nginx, as that service is running, but I have no clue [04:21] LACampbell: well now nginx is listening but hosting apaches default page thats all [04:21] is 128bit OS pointless [04:21] techbomber: wut? [04:21] is 128bit OS pointless? [04:22] histo: huh. wonder how the hell that happened [04:23] LACampbell: no idea, what your configuration files look like or what you were doing to tell. You'd have to take a look at how nginx is configured and what site it's hosting. [04:24] !ot | techbomber [04:24] techbomber: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [04:28] [04:30] histo - sdcard does not show up in efi menu or as efi partition any more. If grub efi is manually selected through efi prompt or boot from file, ubuntu boots normally. I have to troubleshoot to exclude possibility of data corruption [04:31] need to run docker containers off an sdcard, i 100% positive that thaw not best practice, but has to be. Thats's why it is important. [04:32] mike34729374: If you're booting off of usb why does the sdcard not showing up in efi prompt matter? I'm completely confused as to what your question is now. [04:33] I am troubleshooting a possible data corruption issue. that is why failure modes are more important to me than the current status of the drive. [04:34] I understand the confusion about the startup issue and the bios [04:34] The system has three places for efi information [04:34] One: Bootup select. After the win start, the ubuntu drive does not show up any more. [04:35] Two: efi info in the efi bios, which lists all efi partition. The ubuntu does not show up there any more either. [04:37] mike34729374: Why do you suspect data corruption? [04:37] Three: Manual efi select. This is a troubleshoot tool. It is part of the efi system and provides filesystem access. All partitions are listed there regardless of efi status. Partition access is provided, the efi bios has a filesystem driver . any file can be elected for a load and start attempt. Browsing the ubuntu partition for the grub efi and selecting it boots the system. [04:38] The problem is that i have no failure mode for a change in the efi boot sect of the ubuntu drive and i have no filure mode for the removal of the partition boot sect of the ubuntu fat boot partition. [04:39] mike34729374: What? [04:42] Ubuntu started. Now it does not any more. Something has changed the boot sect. I would like to have that not corrupt any containers on the disk. Also, i was considering checksumming, hence the btrfs question [04:42] the sdcard does not boot by itself any more like it used. There has been a change to the sdcard. [04:44] mike34729374: is there only one partition on the "usb" ? [04:45] nah. complete ubuntu install, 3 partitons. boot/efi (fat32), root (ext4) and swap ;) .. wanted to have a vanilla install. [04:48] mike34729374: does the efi partition have the boot flag enabled? [04:49] will have to look. just gonna lot it and have a look in parted. I presume not bit will look. [04:49] mike34729374: yeah look in parted [04:50] mike34729374: parted -l | curl -F c=@- https://ptpb.pw/?u=1 [04:54] strage... brb [04:58] mike34729374: is this a new install? I'm wondering what your /etc/fstab looks like as well. Curious to what ubuntu thinks is it's efi partition [04:59] haha, also never would have thought that that abomination would ever boot :) ... [05:00] currently looks like a hardware issue is involved... sdcard does not work in the sd slot any more [05:00] K. [05:01] paretd -l [05:01] sry.. wrong keyboard... [05:02] Sound like you need more testing to determine what happened. I would check the /etc/fstab on the USB, you may have installed grub to the efi on the c drive and windows blew that out. [05:02] mike34729374: not c drive but hard drive....I meant. [05:03] no, i understand. that did not happen. the windows drive and controller ere deactivated during install. Ubuntu installer ver saw the windows drive [05:03] never saw the windows drive .. [05:03] mike34729374: how long was this configuration working prior to breaking? Or is this all new? [05:05] it worked in the sdcard slot until about the time i missed a key press to select the ubuntu as boot and windows startet. that would be about 5 reboots and 24 hours of runtime. Software on the system executed reliably. [05:06] gparted [05:06] sry.. switching keyboards all the time === Aurorasaura is now known as AurorasDarkness [05:13] !stats [05:13] !logs [05:13] Official channel logs can be found at https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ . LoCo channels are now logged there too. Meetingology logs at https://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ [05:13] wow! since 2004 [05:16] histo [05:18] : sdcard looks regular atm. parted shows: 1 fat32 EFI system Partition, Flags boot, esp [05:18] 2 ext 4 [05:18] 3 linux swap. [05:19] no obvious changes regarding parted [05:22] stab looks ok. too. no obvious corruption. shows mount points for root and boot [05:33] 有什么好看的主题 [05:33] vince2332 [05:34] !ch | lc_ [05:34] lc_: The Swiss !LoCo team can be found in #ubuntu-ch (please speak English there) - Deutschsprachiger Ubuntu Support in #ubuntu-de - Aide Ubuntu en français dans #ubuntu-fr - Supporto Ubuntu in Italiano in #ubuntu-it [05:35] !cn | lc_ [05:35] lc_: 如欲獲得中文的協助，請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw [05:35] sorry, muscle memory error === vince is now known as Guest68304 [05:37] help! I'm getting a Failed to start LSB: AppArmor issue on startup [05:38] after a while, some process starts and counts up to 1:30 in time about something and then eventually the system boots fine [05:38] but obviously, something isn't right here [05:40] I see this question someone posted, but no answers: https://askubuntu.com/questions/794998/ubuntu-16-04-failed-to-start-lsb-apparmor-initialization [05:42] !apparmor [05:42] For information about the AppArmor security framework employed in Ubuntu (since Gutsy Gibbon), see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppArmor [05:44] I tried apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu, that's installed… [05:44] sudo apparmor_status shows 0 profiles and processes active among all the entries it lists [05:47] histo: seems like a card/controller error might be possible. Sdcard does not show up from the card slot any more, other card does and boots. Ubuntu card only shows up in usb card reader [05:48] https://paste.ubuntu.com/24206508/ [05:48] azizLIGHT: any ideas? [05:48] are fonts still good if you net install ubuntu [05:49] wolftune: oh sorry i wasnt trying to indicate i was helping or something. just checking what the bot had to say about it [05:49] i am a nub [05:49] :) [05:49] thanks anyway [05:50] I'm no expert, just a not-so-new end-user (since 2012) [05:50] will there be a i386 iso for 18.04 lts [05:50] i have to have further testing. anybody have any experience with btrfs/zfs on sdcard media? [05:50] wolftune - what did you do when the error occurred? [05:51] mike34729374: I've seen it several times in last few weeks, it just happens on boot (I have silent boot off so I see the messages on screen) [05:51] mike34729374: at first I just waited and boot eventually happened and I just ignored it and use the system [05:52] mike34729374: when I looked things up, I tried that apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu package from apt but it's still there [05:53] I think I ought to want it working, and I want my startup to not be delayed by this failure, but it's not really affecting me as far as I can tell [05:54] how do firefox updates work for lts releases [05:54] k. I usually don't run ubuntu as a guy os, and i don't have any experiences with app armor. But did you try to use a virus check lately? [05:54] !deb [05:54] deb is the Debian package format, also used by Ubuntu. To install .deb files, simply double-click (in Ubuntu) or click (in Kubuntu) on them to start the GDebi utility. [05:54] gui os. [05:54] my FFOX regularly updates on LTS gnubuntu [05:57] well, I'm turning in. If anyone reading this has a clue about the apparmor thing, please answer the question at https://askubuntu.com/questions/794998/ubuntu-16-04-failed-to-start-lsb-apparmor-initialization [06:00] Hey all. I recently learned the X server allows all processes running under the same user to listen in on input events. Does Mir offer security features to guard against applications listening for these events (I'm planning on running some 3rd party stuff through a container)? [06:06] Ah, it looks like I might have found the answer to my question. Looks like the articles referenced on this post ( https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2321958 ) show that Mir definitely prevents arbitrary applications from listening to input events. [06:06] I think that opens up the possibilities of the types of desktop environments I'm looking to switch to and try out. :) [06:08] gnome works with wayland [06:09] I was actually thinking about trying out mate, but if I'm reading correctly, it looks like they need to finish doing some work with GTK3. [06:09] mir is ubuntu only [06:10] afaik only gnome is usable === himcesjf is now known as Guest67122 [06:28] Hi, what does it mean if a snap package version is "daily"? 'snap find vlc' returns name: vlc, version: daily [06:31] iwan-w: not sure, but i think it might mean latest [06:35] Why did an upgrade decide that I no longer need ethernet drivers? [06:36] ESphynx: ubuntu version? chipset? driver in use? [06:36] lotuspsychje: I just upgraded to 16.10 [06:36] and looks like it decided I didn't need a driver for my Qualcomm Atheros anymore. [06:37] ESphynx: sudo lshw -C network doesnt show driver= version anymore? [06:37] couldn't it take a hint that if I had it installed and it used, I might need it? (or couldn't all ethernet drivers just be available as modules? surely with all those GB it's taking up this would be good use of space.) [06:38] ESphynx, I've seen that before with broadcom. pieces were incorporated into the driver, so no need for separate driver. [06:38] there's some disabled in there [06:39] ESphynx: does it show unclaimed or does it driver= ? [06:39] lotuspsychje: it seems to show driver=atl1c [06:40] ESphynx: so, that means driver is still in use [06:40] ESphynx: lets have a look inside your syslog, whats happening exactly? [06:40] why is it DISABLED? [06:40] lets investigate [06:41] how can I turn the touchpad off, why isn't there an option to turn the touchpad off? [06:41] "Touchpad and mouse options" but there is not a single toucpad option such as disabled in there... 2 years later still. [06:42] Is there an equivalent of an "all programs" menu in Ubuntu like what it had before they switched to Cinnamon? I seem to only be able to search [06:42] ESphynx: also if you choose non-LTS things might be buggy at some times, want more stable? choose LTS? [06:43] lotuspsychje: I had an LTS relase that was full of bugs [06:43] Cyber_Akuma: there is a classic meny indicator for unity if you want? [06:43] lotuspsychje: what should I be looking for in my syslog? [06:44] ESphynx: anything related your atheros [06:44] lotuspsychje: nothing [06:45] lotuspsychje: How do I get to it? [06:46] !info classicmenu-indicator | Cyber_Akuma [06:46] lotuspsychje: well the network device is working just fine after I used 'ifconfig' to set it up [06:46] Cyber_Akuma: classicmenu-indicator (source: classicmenu-indicator): indicator showing the main menu from Gnome Classic. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.10.1-0ubuntu1 (yakkety), package size 27 kB, installed size 280 kB === Guest67122 is now known as himcesjf [06:46] lotuspsychje: but why won't it show in my list of devices, and why did the upgrade lose that? [06:46] ESphynx: have you tryed a reboot or network restart yet? [06:46] Oh, so it's a package I need to install? [06:46] ESphynx: did update, update anything related network? [06:47] Cyber_Akuma: yes its an indicator package, that simulates a start menu [06:47] lotuspsychje: I upgraded from 15.04 or so [06:48] or earlier maybe [06:48] ESphynx: wily is end of life right [06:48] ESphynx: in terminal> sudo apt install inxi pastebinit [06:48] ESphynx: when it's done....say so [06:48] tatertots: I don't have network yet [06:50] lotuspsychje: well how fun, if I login with 'Ubuntu (Default)' I see the Wired in the network menu; but no such thing in GNOME (Classic) [06:50] also got a crash already with compiz... [06:51] the 'network' icon and system settings looks exactly the same, it's not? [06:51] ESphynx: are you able to establish a hardwired connection? [06:52] why does Wired not show when I log in with GNOME Classic? [06:53] Does it work with the guest account? [06:53] it's saying 'Unmanaged' though [06:53] morning alkisg, you can find us in discuss :p [06:54] ESphynx: so your response or answer should read "no" correct? [06:55] tatertots: well I'm going to manually set it up [06:59] maybe this -- http://askubuntu.com/questions/2901/unmanaged-network-icon-network-manangement-disabled [06:59] managed=false ... [07:00] ESphynx: try answering more questions than you make up or think up....and take action and report what actions you take [07:01] ESphynx: i'll ask you again [07:01] ESphynx: are you able to establish a hardwired connection? [07:01] ESphynx: u said you were going to manually set it up....keep quiet until you complete doing so [07:03] Hi anyone [07:03] Hey, my OS won't boot with a proprietary nvidia driver... any help? [07:03] darthho0: Boot to black screen? [07:03] darthho0, does it boot without nvidia? [07:04] cfhowlett: yeah... [07:04] now it's not recognizing my graphics card... [07:04] darthho0, boot it up and open a terminal [07:04] after i disconnected it and rebooted [07:04] it's on right now [07:04] darthho0: Make sure secure boot is turned off [07:04] darthho0, lsb_release -d returns what? [07:05] toast13 [07:05] darthho0: Then reboot should work [07:05] 16.04.2 cfhowlett [07:05] foxv71: how do I turn off secure boot === toast is now known as Guest94542 [07:05] darthho0: What brand is your computer? [07:05] Custom AsRock Fatal1ty mobo [07:06] darthho0: Ok hang on [07:07] cfhowlett: it returns 16.04.2 [07:08] darthho0, got it. seems that foxv71 might have a better handle than I do. fwiw: my nvidia on a dell m3800 works fine. [07:08] cfhowlett: are you using a proprietary driver? [07:09] yep [07:09] What card do you have? [07:09] when I need it. I usually leave it switched off [07:09] darthho0: Boot into your uefi [07:10] oh ok secure boot is blocking the proprietary driver from loading the computer? [07:11] darthho0: Look for secure boot [07:11] darthho0: Yep [07:11] foxv71: uefi is just the bios right? [07:11] darthho0: yes :) [07:11] ok be right back [07:16] http://askubuntu.com/questions/838865/network-manager-refusing-to-manage-wired-interfaces -- seems very related to this. maybe because my partition is XFS [07:17] Good morning lotuspsychje! I managed to netboot the 12.04 server and upgrade it to 16.04 the other day, by using grub-ipxe and a very remote ltsp server :) [07:18] !yay | alkisg [07:18] alkisg: Glad you made it! :-) [07:18] : [07:18] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1638842 -- wont-fix ? wth? [07:18] Launchpad bug 1658921 in network-manager (Ubuntu) "duplicate for #1638842 NetworkManager does not manage wired connection" [Undecided,Confirmed] [07:21] lotuspsychje, tatertots: FYI the fix was 'sudo touch /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/10-globally-managed-devices.conf ; sudo service network-manager restart' [07:22] Why I have to do such an awkward thing after an upgrade with what had a vocation to be the friendliest Linux distro in this day and age is baffling. [07:23] ESphynx: want stable, choose LTS...also bugs just occur sometime..on every Os [07:23] bugs happen. in ALL distros and OS's [07:23] they just happen a lot more on some ;) [07:24] it's free I wouldn't complain [07:24] Bugs don't occur, they are put there for a reason. [07:25] ESphynx: good deal...glad you got it done [07:25] thanks for the help guys. [07:25]