[17:13] <Mead> am running ubuntu server, and I have two GPU's and want to do hardware pass through for a VM.  I black listed/placed the device on a pci stub, yet the system still displays the terminal/cli on the GPU, although the resolution has changed.   How do I force ubuntu server (my host OS) to use anothe GPU?
[20:21] <drab> hi, am I missing something or this is indeed a dependency bug:
[20:21] <drab> I'm trying to isntall build-essentials
[20:21] <drab> but it won't install because deps can't be satisfied
[20:21] <bekks> drab: So pastebin the entire output please.
[20:21] <drab> looking at it libc6-dev depends on libc6 (= 2.23-0ubuntu3)
[20:21] <drab> but on xenial libc6 (2.23-0ubuntu7)
[20:21] <drab> so it seems indeed a problem to me
[20:22] <drab> bekks: the pastebin doesn't actually show that, had to do multiple run to get to that since the other deps were satisfied and this is not shown in the first run trying to apt-get install build-essentials
[20:23] <drab> still, can do that if it helps
[20:23] <bekks> If apt-get install build-essentials doesnt show a missing dep, where do you see that missing dep?
[20:23] <drab> http://dpaste.com/2Q36F82
[20:23] <drab> it does, it's just not pointing tou exactly what I wrote above
[20:24] <drab> but anyway, there it is
[20:24] <bekks> can you pastebin the output of "sudo apt update" as well please?
[20:26] <drab> http://dpaste.com/28S31RE
[20:26] <drab> added the urls I actually mirror, assume that's what you wanted to see as well
[20:27] <drab> mirror updates every night, the version numbers above I took from http://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libc6
[20:27] <drab> (and they match what I see with apt-get)
[20:28] <bekks> And what happens when you install libc6-dev and g++ ?
[20:29] <drab> http://dpaste.com/1GJ3SA5
[20:30] <bekks> Seems like your mirror is out of date.
[20:31] <drab> weird, I pastebin those v numbers from packages.u.c and they were as per above
[20:31] <drab> but now I refreshed and they are correct...
[20:32] <drab> both read 2.23-0ubuntu7
[20:32] <drab> ok, fair enough
[20:32] <drab> thank you
[20:32] <bekks> you're welcome :)
[20:32] <bekks> Maybe you should consider using another upstream mirror.
[20:32] <drab> I've tried several... I keep having some problem or another, if it's not out of sync I get hash mismatches...
[20:33] <bekks> Most likely thats due to a proxy server then.
[22:00] <tekk> hi guys, i've created a virtual bridge interface on my box... is there an ifconfig / iptables / interfaces file parameter that will isolate each host from the virtual bridge subnet from one another? (i'd normally do this on a l2 switch itself per port... but this is all virtual)
[22:04] <drab> tekk: each host from the bridge from one another? you mean attached to the bridge?
[22:04] <drab> ie they can talk to the host, out, but not to each other?
[22:04] <tekk> exactly
[22:05] <tekk> should i just create a mac-based VLAN on the switch? or can i do it at the virtual-bridge level?
[22:24] <compdoc> Open vSwitch is a production quality, multilayer virtual switch licensed under the open source Apache 2.0 license.
[22:26] <tekk> :o