[00:00] root partition is growing and full . what to do? [00:01] Guest27476: What do you mean by "growing and full"? Is your /home on a different partition? [00:01] yes? [00:02] Guest27476: Old kernels still installed ? ' dpkg -l | grep linux- ' then try ' sudo apt autoremove ' to get rid of cruft . [00:03] still not solved the problem! [00:03] Guest27476: Please pastebin the output of "df -h" and "du -h /var/log". [00:04] when I preseed with netbios=0 and such would grub take that over automaticly ? === g3kk3r_ is now known as g3kk3r [00:05] rizonz, you have to reload GRUB, I can't remember the command. [00:05] ILikeUnity7: mhh fedora and centos do it automatricly [00:05] I thought Ubuntu would as well [00:05] the system doesn't know about ens [00:06] rizonz: What are you doing specifically? What problem are you having? [00:07] Jordan_U: I'm preseeding with net.ifnames=0 biosdevname=0 [00:07] and want to have it persistence after it [00:11] rizonz: Please pastebin your preseed.cfg . [00:14] rizonz: If you're not using a preseed.cfg, please explain exactly what you are doing. [00:17] hi all. Can somebody help me with setup VPN with network-manager? [00:19] I setup VPN "Domodedovo" (for MS PPTP VPN connection), but "nmcli c up Domodedovo" gives me "Could not find source connection." === pwater is now known as piercedwater [00:57] some applications store passwords in user account globally [00:57] how can i manage/edit those? (is it gnome-keyring?) [00:58] oh, i'm on xubuntu if that matters [01:01] hm i think i found it, it's not installed by default [01:04] i installed lxde but when i got to relogin i dont have the option to choose lxde. anyone know the command to update that? [01:05] tonyt: In the login box I expect an icon, click on it to activate a drop down to select the DE to load . [01:05] i tried that. lxde doesnt show [01:06] there is a cli command to fix it but i forget [01:08] tonyt: maybe ' sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm ' . [01:08] ya tried that too. found that on google [01:08] hopefully installing lxsession fixxes it [01:21] My sound is bugged since installing 17.04. Only digital out shows up in pavucontrol until I plug my headphones in and then I can select analog output (which is what I want). How do I fix? === Wulf4 is now known as Wulf [01:23] quidnunc: that sounds pretty normal to me [01:23] you can't select an output until it's available, and plugging the headphones in makes a new outlet available [01:23] output* [01:26] nicomachus: No, I have no option for analog out until I plug in headphones === w9qbj is now known as WhatsUp [01:29] hi [01:31] quidnunc: what other analog outputs do you have available? [01:32] what are you expecting to see there? [01:33] nicomachus: The option to select analog [01:33] nicomachus: So that I can actually hear audio on my speakers [01:34] how to disable a package to be installed? [01:34] Hello [01:35] back again sadly, long long day of setting up. Right now my computer will ONLY start in 4k resolution, i've tried changing the /etc/X11/xorg.conf [01:35] and it doesn't seem to fix it [01:35] nicomachus: Headphones and "Line out" [01:35] What is the command to sign in your nick that is registered. I can't remember NickServ something [01:36] msg nickserv identify [01:36] Linuxgeek311: /msg NickServ identify (password) [01:37] Identity is my nick correct [01:37] no [01:37] identify [01:37] Have not used this in awhile [01:37] you change ur nickname [01:37] to what you want [01:37] then do the command I put above [01:37] except change (password)t [01:37] to your password [01:37] quidnunc: can you paste the output of 'aplay -l'? [01:39] nicomachus I can but because I plugged in my headphones it now shows my analog output. I can't get it back to problem state without rebooting [01:39] Okay the registration command :) === violet is now known as Guest56439 === Guest56439 is now known as violet_ [01:40] I'll just use this [01:41] nicomachus: https://paste.ubuntu.com/24404549/ === violet_ is now known as violet [01:44] Ty pleb [01:45] hello [01:45] I just registered this nick [01:46] hi [01:46] Hi [01:51] Aha, found my bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1674838 [01:51] Launchpad bug 1674838 in linux (Ubuntu) "kernel BUG at /build/linux-7LGLH_/linux-4.10.0/include/linux/swapops.h:129" [Medium,Confirmed] [01:52] Similar to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1677611 [01:52] Launchpad bug 1674838 in linux (Ubuntu) "duplicate for #1677611 kernel BUG at /build/linux-7LGLH_/linux-4.10.0/include/linux/swapops.h:129" [Medium,Confirmed] [01:54] Hi, Can someone tell me how to set up the java sdk on Idea IntelliJ (java IDE). It only seem to work when I open it as root. When I don't, it fails to find the sdk when I specify the path [01:57] hey guys, ubuntu newb learning here :) [01:57] v5: you may have to add the java IDE to the alternatives. Some applicatoins want to see OpenJDK others want Oracle Java. [01:57] i installed gddrescue and its not showing up when i search for it? [01:57] Welcome tommy [01:57] thanks linuxgeek211 [01:57] thanks linuxgeek311 * [01:58] fresh install, need ddrescue to image a drive. [01:58] v5 have you looked at some of the instructions out there like https://askubuntu.com/questions/272314/setup-and-install-intellij-with-jdk " [01:58] i ran sudo add-apt-repository ppa:hamishmb/myppa [01:59] sudo apt-get update [01:59] sudo apt-get install ddrescue-gui [01:59] repository installed geat, gave it an ENTER [01:59] program installed great, gave it a Y [01:59] and now after install when i search for any form of the word ddrescue, i get nothing. :( [02:00] ubuntu 16.04 [02:00] checking that link out now pcn [02:00] that url may not be for me, woops. === Linuxgeek is now known as Guest3629 [02:06] t0mmy: yeah, v5 was asking a question just before you arrived. [02:07] t0mmy: did you install gddrescue ? [02:10] This video indicates that it should be pulled in as a dependency: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UFgk49g_7Y [02:10] Hi pcn and ty for your reply, but I don't think it's quite the problem. jdk is installed, it's just that running intellij without root privileges makes it unable to "find" the sdk [02:12] test' [02:13] roger that pcn [02:13] ok yeah, pcn, i got an output "command 'ddrescue' from package 'gddrescue' (universe)" [02:13] so that totally makes sense to what you've located as well [02:13] whats the syntax to call gddrescue from within ddrescue? [02:15] just found this: https://www.linuxhelp.com/how-to-install-ddrescue-gui-in-ubuntu/ [02:15] gonna check that out [02:15] Since installing 17.04 my DNS stops working sporadically. Anyone know what gives? [02:15] v5: you might need to either export JAVA_HOME, or set your java as the default (see man update-alternatives) [02:16] no matter WHAT I seem to do my ubuntu won't boot in the correct resolution. Anybody have experience with this? [02:16] quidnunc: Are you using your ISP's DNS servers or Google/OpenDNS/Soemthing else? [02:17] got it [02:17] gddrescue appeared [02:18] thanks for the help guys [02:19] maybe the stuff I've been reading is outdated? is lightdm using a different conf than xorg.conf? [02:24] does an encrypted /home dir cause problems? [02:24] with some things [02:24] Does Ubuntu come with a dual boot option? [02:24] if you forget your password... [02:25] i read thats one issue with encrypted drives [02:25] no dual boot [02:25] forced logical partitions as well [02:25] !dualboot | Linuxgeek311 [02:25] Linuxgeek311: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DualBoot/Windows - Macs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro https://help.ubuntu.com/community/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot [02:26] Jordan_U: ISP but that's not the issue, this started after installing 17.04 [02:26] and no issue on other devices === freyjafj is now known as a_ryan [02:30] woah [02:31] if you are doing autologin what manager is Ubuntu 17.04 using by default is it kdm gdm xdm, other? [02:34] Do you guys got a bug in your 17.04 installer? It just wiped my windows boot record which I've never had a problem with before until now [02:36] TheDude: Are you referring to the boot record in the first sector of the disk, the MBR, or in the first sector of your Windows System Partition? [02:36] should say, efi boot [02:36] what is the executable name of image viewer? [02:36] Are there any good RDP out there for Ubuntu? [02:37] anyone who uses ubuntu with i3wm [02:37] TheDude: So the EFI Boot Entry for Windows was removed? How did you verify that? Please pastebin the output of "sudo efibootmgr". Are you able to boot Windows from the grub menu? === sdfsdf is now known as suid === suid is now known as su- [02:38] #raspberrypi === PipeItToDevNull is now known as Namine === Namine is now known as PipeItToDevNull [02:42] I'm talking about the efi table on the first drive in my system, had that and windows on that drive, installed ubuntu on sdb, overwrote efi boot on sda and removed the windows entry [02:42] Nope, it removed the boot entry entirely [02:42] all there is now is ubuntu [02:42] I can repair it, it's just apin [02:42] pain [02:42] it does not show up in grub [02:46] any known issues where the new 17.04 hangs on boot, any known resolutions before I start delving into boot logs? [02:51] transhuman: Have you ruled out graphics - nomodeset - ? [03:02] hello how do i install freefilesync [03:25] seems to be something not starting for sure Bashing-om but have to look into it further [03:28] hey guys does somone know how tu fix this problem? I dont know how torun this https://postimg.org/image/t3dnctvfb/9bea3e0a/ [03:28] Anyone know a good VNC/RDP client I can rdp to my desktop from a window machine? [03:28] transhuman: Nvidia is known to require the boot parameter in many instances; then install the driver once at a terminal . [03:29] hey guys does somone know how tu fix this problem? I dont know how torun this https://postimg.org/image/t3dnctvfb/9bea3e0a/ [03:30] Sorry this is the link https://postimg.org/image/t3dnctvfb/ [03:33] hi [03:33] Hey [03:33] what is this all about? [03:33] Youll find out oon enough [03:47] Fenix_Peregrino: what's happened? [03:50] djnd_: Im having this problem https://postimg.org/image/t3dnctvfb/ [03:51] Fenix_Peregrino: so, what's happened? [03:52] djnd_: I cant create or launch VM [03:52] Fenix_Peregrino: did you install virtualbox? [03:52] Fenix_Peregrino: it should have done a dkms call when you did that to build the kernel driver [03:53] Fenix_Peregrino: and/or did you install the exact package mentioned in that error? [03:53] nacc: Im sorry nacc I dont know what you mean with the second message. Yes I did almost everthing less the part that says mod...cause I dont know how to run it [03:54] Fenix_Peregrino: so you installed "virtualbox-dkms"? [03:54] Fenix_Peregrino: you run the 'sudo modprobe vboxdrv' in the terminal [03:55] macc: ok give me a sec please [03:55] Fenix_Peregrino: sure [03:55] In Ubuntu, how do I stop the DE (or whatever is doing it) from messing with my keyboard layout? At the moment, I need to run `dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration` on every boot to restore my preferred layout. The problem actually started after having run dpkg-reconfigure once, since I had already picked the right layout in the GUI, but I would like to set a persistent layout via dpkg-reconfigure. [03:56] marrenarre: dpkg-reconfigure should be permanent. I assuem you mean `sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration` ? [03:56] Actually, it seems to work now. I am not sure what is going on. [03:56] nacc: Yes. [03:57] I have had success with it on Debian, where I only use a WM. [03:57] marrenarre: i would expect it to work fine [03:57] (on ubuntu that is) [03:59] macc: the output was this https://pastebin.com/N7sf1Ek6 [03:59] nacc: I assumed it was the same problem as on Ubuntu GNOME, but a second reboot seems to have fixed it. I will do some more testing. [03:59] Fenix_Peregrino: which version of ubuntu? [03:59] nacc: 16.04 LTS [04:00] Fenix_Peregrino: secure boot is on in your bios: https://askubuntu.com/questions/762254/why-do-i-get-required-key-not-available-when-install-3rd-party-kernel-modules [04:01] nacc: will this affect the security of my PC? [04:02] Fenix_Peregrino: it's a microsoft thing, technically, that's been adopted by other places: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora/18/html/UEFI_Secure_Boot_Guide/chap-UEFI_Secure_Boot_Guide-What_is_Secure_Boot.html has some interesting points in 1.5 [04:02] 1.4 explains the protection model [04:02] anyone know which nvidia driver package to use for nvidia geforce 8200 on 17.04? [04:05] transhuman: pastebin ' lspci -nnk | grep -iA3 vga ' and I will cross reference for the recommended driver . [04:06] ok thanks [04:10] Bashing-om, http://paste.ubuntu.com/24405249 and thanks in advance === brad__ is now known as eights [04:14] Hello all. I have installed Eclipse Neon on Ubuntu 16.04. It runs but the icon show a question mark rather than the Eclipse logo. Any suggestions? I downloaded the tgz from Eclipse, decompressed and installed from the download folder. [04:14] Okay so initially the layout is correct, but if I try to switch variant with setxkbmap, the variant goes back to basic (regardless of what I’m trying to switch to). If I configure keyboard-configuration with dpkg-reconfigure (just pressing [Enter] to choose the same as previously), `setxkbmap -variant ` works again. [04:15] transhuman: Ya want the 340 version driver : http://www.nvidia.com/object/IO_32667.html . Purge that 375 version and install nvidia-current . [04:15] ok thanks [04:16] transhuman: :) . ua know how or need guidance ? [04:16] jbhome: Does this program require compile/make/make install? [04:16] jbhome: any reason you didn't use eclipse from the repositories? [04:16] jbhome: it also depends on "where" you installed to, i'm guessing the icons aren't in the right place [04:16] >YankDownUnder. No there is an install app. No building [04:17] Do you mean the gui package installer? It is really really old. [04:17] jbhome: Then I'd beg to wonder, as nacc just asked - why didn't you use it from the repositories? [04:18] jbhome: if it's an install app and not ubuntu's pakcage, you should ask the provider of the install app [04:18] jbhome: it's not ubuntu support for arbitrary tarballs :/ [04:18] what Bashing-om ? [04:18] thanks for the pointer by the way, not sure how you figured that out since a google search doesnt turn up much on the 8200 [04:19] I di install from the package manager first but in reading, as I mentioned it was very old. 2013 or abouts. Not sure why it's not maintained. The thread asked but there was no answer. [04:19] jbhome: Does the launcher launch the program properly? [04:19] transhuman: sorry ua/you* . Do you know how to swap out the driver ? [04:19] v5: it didnt work :( [04:19] Launcher doesn't even show the program. I have to locate the app and manually launch it. [04:20] yes I do Bashing-om sudo apt-get remove --purge [04:20] transhuman: :) [04:20] jbhome: If that is the case, you should be able to create your own launcher. And then obviously, you'd be able to find an icon in the same directory tree as the binary you're running. [04:20] I wonder at this point how big the encylopedia of computers, everything from assembler on up is now? [04:21] Bashing-om, still not sure how you came to the conclusion you did though, I dont find anything on the 8200 on a google search [04:21] OK I'm new to both ubuntu and eclipse. Kind of expected the eclipse installer to do that. Silly me. [04:22] Could I possibly tell Ubuntu to leave my keyboard layout alone? [04:22] jbhome: Again, the question as to why you didn't install Eclipse from the repositories kinda begs to be answered... [04:23] same answer. The version in the repository is really old. Based on the example I'm following, Neon was recommended. At this point I'm just the piano players page turner. [04:23] transhuman: "still not sure how you came to the conclusion you did though" I have had and still have good teachers . The link shows the recommended driver for legacy cards . [04:23] jbhome: Fair enough. [04:25] !info nvidia-current | transhuman [04:25] transhuman: nvidia-current (source: nvidia-graphics-drivers-304): Transitional package for nvidia-current. In component restricted, is optional. Version 304.135-0ubuntu1 (zesty), package size 4 kB, installed size 19 kB (Only available for i386; amd64) [04:26] transhuman: I mis directed you to nvidia-current as the driver you want is 340 .. not the 304 version :( [04:27] Thanks for the help. Off to learn launcher. [04:27] ok thanks [04:29] Bashing-om, I see the bug with /etc/resolve file not found error on loading networking in recovery mode is still broken! [04:29] s/resolve/resolv.conf [04:30] have to manually add a nameserver 8.8.8.8 to get it working [04:34] * tonydanza grumbles. [04:34] Question: Tool to compress images? [04:35] strive, what type of images, like pictures? [04:35] Anyone else seeing nvidia drivers black a system out on 17.04? [04:35] edgy1: Yes. ty. [04:35] That is, the closed drivers. [04:35] strive, you mean like any file in general? you could use an archive manager [04:36] put all the images in a folder, right click >> compress [04:36] edgy1: What I'm trying to do is add images to a wordpress server, but the max file size allowed is 2MB. [04:36] @strive You might find it's easier to adjust your php.ini [04:36] & increase 'max_upload_size' [04:36] To say, 10M [04:36] tonydanza: OH! Awesome! ty [04:36] ah [04:36] i see [04:36] edgy1: Thanks again tho. [04:36] Welcome @strive. Let me know if you have any q's re: that :) [04:37] strive, all my idea does is put it in a tar.gz or whatever archive you chose [04:37] you could put it out as a .png or .gif in gimp and put the compression level all the way up [04:37] tonydanza: Much appreciated. Just learning LAMP stack for home server. :) [04:38] Ah! :) [04:38] edgy1: That sounds like it works as well. [04:38] :) [04:39] transhuman: I a, aware a sevral bugs in that respect . https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2358660 // see if these work for ya . === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [04:40] thanks, I submitted a bug report about it 2 versions ago [04:42] tonydanza: Should httpd be restarted? [04:42] @strive That varies. Depends on how PHP is incorporated. [04:42] Restart won't hurt it much though. [04:42] Be sure to toss a phpinfo file & make sure your changes are registering. [04:42] tonydanza: Will do. [04:46] v5: what now? :) [04:47] * tonydanza sighs. k! Giving up on ubuntu again. [04:47] I really, really want to love linux on the desktop, but I shouldn't be able to kill my system by installing proprietary drivers. ~4th time — nothing done besides install those. [04:48] Anyways, night. [04:48] :( [04:48] poor guy [04:48] fedora you have to literally rewrite your system just to install a proprietary driver lol [04:54] Bashing-om http://paste.ubuntu.com/24405442 === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [05:02] transhuman: No idea . what are you doing to generate the error . [05:03] booting [05:03] it hangs on boot [05:04] something needs to be blacklisted I think [05:04] transhuman: Ouch ! Is that from the boot log ? [05:04] kern log [05:06] Bashing-om, Yo [05:07] Bashing-om, I figured out the problem after doing tail -f /var/log/*.log [05:07] well thanks Bashing-om got to head off for the night address this tomorrow [05:07] The disk controller is shutting down after a new patch in the kernel :o [05:11] mac_nibblet: Ya have to remind me what the problem was - as much as I like that you found " disk controller is shutting down " . [05:11] transhuman: K we pick this fight up again tomorrow / [05:15] mac_nibblet: nm . found it " OS keeps crashing and the / partition goes into read-only mode " . You do good work . [05:27] nobody's here!! pew pew pew [05:28] is anyone home!! === edgy1 is now known as ramadamadingdong [05:40] !ask | njalk [05:40] njalk: 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 [05:40] njalk: apologies, njn apparently left and i hit tab/enter too fast [05:40] woo, upgrading from 16.10 to 17.04 fixed my graphics issues (radeon hd 6310) === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [05:42] hi! [05:44] !yay | cyphase [05:44] cyphase: Glad you made it! :-) [05:44] Is there a way to see changelogs of a packet before (or after) installing it ? [05:45] n3wborn: yes, `apt changelog ` [05:46] nacc: cool ! [05:47] n3wborn: and, iirc, the gui update-manager shows you this [05:47] nacc: I don't like the gui, prefer li [05:47] *cli [05:47] n3wborn: ok [05:48] I thought I'd install something to know this, so it's a cool thing ! Ty nacc [05:48] n3wborn: np === iulian is now known as Guest8292 [06:03] Hey guys, I'm trying to install Ubuntu 17.04 Mate on my Ultrabook, and it always boots up in UEFI mode. Is there a way to install in BIOS legacy mode? ('Cause I wanna get the OS installed on 32GB SSD and the /home on 500GB HDD, instead of using bcache) [06:04] BTW, is OS on smaller SSD + /home on larger HDD better, or complete OS on HDD + SSD as cache? :) [06:05] !uefi | ThetaOrionis [06:05] ThetaOrionis: UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware. It is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI [06:05] ThetaOrionis: your gonna install ubuntu single or dualboot? [06:06] lotuspsychje: SIngle boot [06:06] ThetaOrionis: then disable fastboot and secureboot in bios [06:07] ThetaOrionis: then install ubuntu with F12 usb [06:07] lotuspsychje: Already done. Still it's booting in UEFI mode. :( [06:07] ThetaOrionis: then you missed a setting, doublecheck everything [06:07] Reason that I want BIOS installation is because, I can't seem to create this /boot/efi partition on either of my drives. [06:08] ThetaOrionis: secureboot and fastboot off [06:08] hi guys [06:08] this is my first time on IRC [06:08] EriC^^: uefi trouble here ^ ThetaOrionis [06:08] !chat | Guest74866 [06:08] Guest74866: #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! [06:09] @ubottu ok sir i will do it. [06:10] SecureBoot is off, also I disabled Intel RapidStart Technology, changed SATA to AHCI, but can't find fastboot anywhere on BIOS. :( [06:10] ThetaOrionis: check also legacy/uefi settings, sometimes they showup with other description [06:11] lotuspsychje: Yeah, changed to Legacy mode. I recently upgraded the BIOS, however (from the previous Windows install) [06:11] Still no fastboot in either menu. :( [06:11] BTW, Intel SpeedStep, Virtualization etc. are different, I guess. So I left them ON. [06:12] ThetaOrionis: fastboot is a windows thing, not uefi/bios [06:13] ThetaOrionis: some computers have a deep intel settings to block new Os installs also [06:13] ThetaOrionis: doublecheck every setting closely [06:14] ThetaOrionis: perhaps the ##hardware guys can give you a hand on your specific brand/mobo model [06:16] hateball: Oh... But I totally uninstalled Windows, and rewrote the partition tables using GParted already. :( [06:16] lotuspsychje: But the OS is starting alright, in live mode. I guess installing on UEFI won't be an issue, just that I want to configure this like this, [06:16] OS on 32GB SSD (mount point / + Swap) + /home on 500GB HDD, for speed reasons [06:16] And Ubuntu guide tells me that I need to create a /boot/efi partition first, for manual installation. Automatic install won't be an issue. [06:16] But if I auto-install, then /home will be created on 32GB SSD as well, leading to more work (loading partitions etc) after installation. [06:17] lotuspsychje: Lemme check once using sudo apt remove dmraid, previously on one machine partitions were just invisible, but on removing dmraid from Live environment solved the issue. [06:17] ThetaOrionis: i would use main Os on your 32gig, then use second hd as backup [06:18] Thanks anyways hateball and lotuspsychje , reporting back in 15 minutes. :) [06:18] good luck [06:18] lotuspsychje: That's what I'm going to do, the OS on 32GB SSD, just the /home on 500GB HDD. :) [06:18] ThetaOrionis: good [06:19] quit [06:19] ThetaOrionis: https://h30434.www3.hp.com/psg/attachments/psg/Business-PC-Workstation-POS/8281/1/SecureBootConfig.PNG [06:19] something like this [06:25] my Internet speed don't support downloading 1gb file [06:25] It crashes after every 200mb [06:25] Or 300mb [06:25] What to do? [06:28] hi [06:28] whenever I download a file in chrome is says Failed - Blocked [06:28] I'm using ubuntu lts === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas === PeERLesS_ is now known as PeERLesS [06:48] is there some weird stuff going on at canonical? i ask because lately ubuntu has been buggy as hell for me. Even from new installs. [06:48] nope [06:49] Ben64, https://imgur.com/a/4mgVs [06:49] literally wont let me unlock my pc [06:50] rebooting does me no good [06:52] anyone experiance this issue with ubuntu? https://imgur.com/a/4mgVs === nzoueidi_ is now known as nzoueidi [07:14] Can I install packages to a ubuntu usb stick from a running installation? [07:15] !chroot [07:15] A chroot is used to make programs believe that the directory they are running in is really the root directory. It can be used to stop programs accessing files outside of that directory, or for compiling 32bit applications in a 64bit environment - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot [07:18] hateball, that would work... except I just realised the USb stick only appears to contain the boot partition [07:21] gparted shows a couple of unallocated blocks inside the iso [07:22] How do I even mount the Ubuntu iso? [07:26] When will the next LTS release be? [07:27] 18.04 [07:28] what will be different [07:28] that's two releases away [07:30] ducasse well one from the current, two from current LTS. I think the LTS is released every 2 years or something. It's always the even numbered versions [07:31] can we make ubuntu for windows? [07:31] rifter: 17.04 is current, 17.10 is next, then 18.04 [07:32] from the wiki : A new LTS version is released every two years. In previous releases, a Long Term Support (LTS) version had three years support on Ubuntu (Desktop) and five years on Ubuntu Server. Starting with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, both versions received five years support. There is no extra fee for the LTS version; we make our very best work available to everyone on the same free terms. Upgrades to new versions of Ubuntu are and always will be free of charge. [07:32] !ubuwin | winbuntu [07:32] winbuntu: Canonical and Microsoft have announced that Windows 10 will be able to run Ubuntu programs without needing porting/recompilation. This functionality is still in beta and is not supported in #ubuntu. For discussion and support, see #ubuntu-on-windows. [07:32] ah well, I guess I am being old school considering point releases not to be a new major release [07:32] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS [07:33] ubuntu versions go yy.mm [07:33] yeah [07:33] rifter: they're not 'point releases', they're full releases. [07:33] !release [07:33] Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 9 months (non-LTS) or 5 years (LTS). More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases [07:33] I guess so. [07:34] anyway every two years an LTS comes out [07:36] and that means there will be a new LTS next year [07:43] Hi all, I have a question regarding scout, when I use "use Searchable;" in my model, and then declare a toSearchableArray() method in my model, I receive an exception with "Cannot redeclare MySearchableModel::toSearchableArray()" [07:43] hi [07:44] bujji: hi [07:44] Hi, I want to install mysql but it says "The detected system (ubuntu zesty) is not supported by MySQL." any recommendations ? [07:44] Cyber_Dev: how are you trying to install [07:45] Ben64: via apt-get install mysql-server [07:45] Cyber_Dev: you're installing from a ppa [07:45] pastebin the full output from that [07:45] django [07:45] Cyber_Dev: zesty is based on stretch, I believe.. which doesn't have MySQL anymore for a reason. Try moving to MariaDB instead. [07:45] Hey guys, I'm trying to disable discrete AMD GPU on my Ultrabook for power and thermal efficiency (things are better with 17.04 than 16.10, though). Sources tell me to edit /etc/rc.local but does this method work with 17.04? [07:46] * FinalX will install zesty in a container to confirm [07:46] I mean, do /etc/rc.local stricp gets executed with GRUB2? Or did that just work for GRUB? [07:47] ducasse: https://pastebin.com/dE7ZvDQX [07:47] FinalX: Isn't mysql-server the same as MariaDB? === funky is now known as Guest44913 [07:48] Cyber_Dev: pastebin output of 'apt policy mysql-server' [07:49] ^ that .. only way to confirm if it is.. if you're using an external repository provinding that package, like we think you are, probably not [07:49] how do I change my nick ?? here [07:49] mysql-server does not exist in stretch.. don't have zesty running yet, but I doubt it has it [07:49] FinalX: it does [07:49] ok [07:49] / nick [07:51] how do I change my name in here? anyone [07:51] Guest44913: Try "/nick " (without quotes) [07:51] Like "/nick ABCD" [07:51] thanks tried it already :0( [07:51] ducasse: https://pastebin.com/Erf2KWVr . I chose abort from that previous menu then did what you asked. [07:51] ducasse: you're wrong according to http://packages.ubuntu.com/zesty/allpackages [07:52] ducasse: that just gives default-mysql-server, which is not mysql-server [07:52] (identical to stretch) [07:52] Guest44913: Perhaps you're trying to take a nick that's already taken. Then NickServ won't allow you to take it. :) Think of something unique [07:52] oh === Guest44913 is now known as funkie [07:53] interesting.. [07:53] funkie: Good choice. :D [07:53]