=== pooped-out is now known as PlasmaStar [00:15] exit [00:15] quit [00:15] q [00:15] exit === violet is now known as vi === wliu_ubuntu is now known as wliu [00:37] how do i change theme ? [00:40] do package names always use lowercase letters? [00:41] peepsalot: yes, sometimes separated by dashes [00:43] How to find packages in terminal. https://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/1753 [00:44] Sparrow_: apt-cache search [00:45] Not knowing the exact name of a package can have people scratching heads [00:45] if you know whats in it, you can search it with the keyword [00:45] ex: named comes with bind9 [00:45] apt-cache search named will tell you that [00:46] wow cool i just made my own irc server! [00:46] never thought i needed one though === it is now known as Guest70041 [01:17] herro [01:17] my namea borat [01:17] konichiwa [01:18] mac4life [01:18] jk [01:18] i love my macs [01:18] linux is pretty cool [01:18] that it is [01:18] linux + mac == god [01:19] mary jane = god [01:19] i don't do that stuff [01:19] not since... [01:19] the accident [01:19] sucks to be you [01:19] shame you have to pay so much for broadcom hardware [01:19] #capitalism [01:20] no Apple [01:20] oh yeah [01:20] but their implementation is what makes it worth the high price [01:20] yeah their laptops are pretty nice [01:20] at least with the 2010-2013 macbook pros [01:20] i would never get a desktop from them though [01:21] nahhh [01:21] i have servers and high performace desktops [01:21] i wish apple would fix their xquartz [01:21] then i'd be extremely happy with my mbp [01:22] until then, virtual box gets the job done [01:22] yes it does [01:23] withc seamless mode, i have my 16.04 with terminator as an overlay [01:23] and that really does good for my x forwarding === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [01:24] i need more monitors [01:24] 4 isn't enought === Fleet_ is now known as Fleet [01:35] Hey guys I'm going a little crazy over here, anyone think they could lend me a hand with some advanced amd gpu setup? [01:37] hello [01:38] Hi [01:40] what is discussed here, ?? [01:40] Overwhelmed: You might want to share any details to incite involvement. [01:41] ubuntu support kampret [01:46] ok how would I go about manually changing from the amdgpu driver the kernal is loading to amdgpu-pro that my rx 480 8gb tells me I'm supposed to be running? [01:47] Whats really annoying is sometimes I see the hardware/drivers in lshw and lspci but not always both or either [01:48] This is a custom project, using a toshiba A505 mobo, with the gpu hooked up through the mpcie port via adapter [01:57] hi [01:57] everyone [01:57] anyone here [01:57] Yes [01:58] @grantwu how are u [01:58] I' [01:58] I'm... alright [01:58] mncedisi, ubuntu support issue? [01:58] This is a support channel, not a general discussion channel [02:00] given http://paste.ubuntu.com/24437704/ and in /etc/udev/rules.d/99-local.rules -> SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTR{idVendor}=="0403", ATTR{idProduct}=="6001", SYMLINK+="goodfet_$attr{serial}" [02:00] Why does udev refuse to do the thing? [02:00] what a channel for.discussion ??? [02:00] given is in here [02:00] lol [02:01] !ot | kampret mncedisi [02:01] kampret mncedisi: #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! [02:02] @bazhang yeah tryna install anydesk.deb on ubuntu 14.04 buggy [02:02] mncedisi, where did you get that deb [02:02] anydesk [02:02] google.com [02:02] mncedisi, give us a link as to where [02:03] let me see ok [02:03] mncedisi, so it's a third party deb from the web, not the ubuntu software sources [02:03] https://anydesk.com/download [02:04] I looked at /etc/login.defs to change LOGIN_STRING and a comment told me I was looking in the wrong file. Where should I look instead? [02:04] mncedisi, then contact them for support [02:05] "Anydesk" - basically, yet another "remote desktop" package. Ah. Yersh. [02:05] ok [02:05] dpkg -i anydesk.deb [02:05] is ok but cant connect to remote desktop [02:06] mncedisi, then use the ubuntu supported packages [02:06] mncedisi, if you want that 3rd party one, contact the makers for support [02:07] ok === masos is now known as Guest56950 [02:38] So, I arrived home Friday night to find my sound did not work on my desktop Ubuntu. I have now purchased three replacement speaker sets and they all don't work, but when I unplug speaker, I get sound directly from the box (not adequate quality of course). What gives? [02:39] Is my sound aspect on the mother board now gone? Did you guys deliver a bad device driver in a recent update? [02:41] (sorry, not "you guys" of course, but Canonical) [02:41] I have tried the green jack on both the front and the back of the box. Both worked before. [02:42] You get sound directly from the box? What does that mean? === flush is now known as flush_ [02:45] When I unplug the speakers, the tower echos the sound, presumably from it's beep speaker. [02:45] It has the quality of a mouse sized richard little with a cough. [02:47] Sorry, Rich Little. [02:47] but also the cough. [02:48] I've never heard of the PC speaker doing that o.O [02:48] This sounds like a dumb question, but are you sure that somebody hasn't... plugged in another output device === JeremyD is now known as SleePy [02:50] No, it's more likely I have three bad speaker sets. [02:50] xcyclist, try 'alsamixer; in terminal to see it is mute speakers [02:51] xcyclist: Have you checked power, and cables on the speaker. And the speaker volume control? Try tapping on the tip of the speaker's plug - do you get any sound - humm ? [02:51] No I can mute and unmute speakers test with the beep speakerin the box, which again, works. [02:54] xcyclist: Test if you can use your speakers from an Ubuntu liveUSB. [02:55] xcyclist: ninja'd ^^ ! [02:56] Got it. Thanks guys. It WAS power and I AM tired. You really helped me out and I'm glad I'm not this dumb on my day job. [02:57] Basic touble shooting - start at the most probable failure! [02:57] I trying to chmod permissions on a file (chmod o-w) and chmod executes without errors, but does change permission. i am using sudo. after doing strace i found this message "effective uid is not 0, is /usr/", 133 effective uid is not 0, is /usr/bin/sudo on a file system with the "nosuid" option set or an NFS file system without root privileges? <-- this seems to say that sudo is somehow not working, [02:58] but it works perfect in any other situation [02:58] Good night. [02:59] io_elephant: you mean "doesn't change" ? [03:00] yes, sorry [03:00] which file [03:01] io_elephant: What is the exact command you're running? What is the output of "ls -l /path/to/file" before and after running chmod? What filesystem is this file on? [03:01] just a regular openoffice file [03:02] the exact command is: sudo chmod o-w myfile.odt [03:03] -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 25430 Sep 6 2016 myfile.odt [03:03] after running command same exact output of "ls -l " [03:05] io_elephant: please put the output of the following commands into http://paste.ubuntu.com and give the link here. mount; sudo whoami; ls -l `which sudo` [03:05] io_elephant: And what filesystem is this file stored on? [03:05] mount for that folder is: /dev/sdb on /home/myuser/data type fuseblk (rw, relatime, user_id=0,group_id=0,allow_other,blksize=4096) [03:06] oh [03:06] its a mounted usb [03:07] still doesn't answer the filesystem question [03:07] seems likely that it doesn't support permissions [03:08] io_elephant: So most likely ntfs or exfat which have different permissions schemes than GNU/Linux. (Though I would expect this particular problem more froexfat than ntfs). [03:09] whats the command to see filesystem type? [03:09] s/froexfat/from exfat/ [03:09] io_elephant: sudo blkid [03:09] ntfs [03:10] wow wtf.. lol [03:10] why did i format it as ntfs?? [03:10] My living room computer which is basically always along dropped into failsafe graphics mode a few days ago, and I'm lost trying to troubleshoot it [03:10] always on* [03:10] i guess probably because i need windows to real from this drive [03:11] io_elephant: Also, in the future, it's best to write filesystems to partitions rather than writing them to the whole drive. [03:11] Hi, I want to retrieve a wifi password that is stored in the memory of my machine. I don't remember the wifi password but my computer does because it logs into the network automatically every time I am in range. How do I retrieve it? [03:11] banalize7, networkmanager will display it, just edit the connection [03:11] Jordan_U: even if i am going to need only one partition? [03:12] banalize7: Use the Gnome Keyring manager, "seahorse". [03:12] Question about the supervisor package: I have a program that seems to expect a /etc/supervisord.conf.d directory, but when I looked at http://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial-updates/all/supervisor/filelist I do not see it being listed. Am I missing something? [03:13] io_elephant: Yes. Having a partition table protects your data, allows you more flexability if you want to ever add more partitions in the future, and allows you to make a more reliable BIOS based boot if you ever want the drive to be bootable. [03:13] PipeItToDevNull, hmmm... just edit the connection? what do you mean? [03:13] balleyne: What does ' sudo lshw -C ' say about a graphic's driver ? [03:14] Jordan_U, is this built into the Default Ubuntu? [03:14] io_elephant: There is zero performance decrease from having a partition table, and I doubt you'll ever notice the 1 MiB of data you're not able to use for the filesystem. [03:14] balleyne: make that ' sudo lshw -C display ' :) [03:14] banalize7, If I right click the applet > Edit Connections > Edit > Wifi Security > Tick box to show password [03:15] banalize7: Yes. [03:15] Thank you [03:15] Both [03:15] That helps [03:15] Bashing-om, "product: Broadwell-U Integrated Graphics" and below "configuration: driver=i915 latency=0" [03:16] Jordan_U: yeah you are right, it makes sense [03:16] Bashing-om, weird this is that there was no hardware change (unless something failed), it'd be working fine for months... [03:16] Jordan_U: so is NTFS my only option if i want to use the same fs on windows and linux? [03:18] basically i boot up windows in VirtualBox and share a folder from this mounted usb [03:18] balleyne: updates broke a proprietary driver ? = presently we just do not know . could be LOT's of things . no driver is likely . [03:21] Bashing-om, any idea how I figure out what driver I'm supposed to be using? `lspci | grep VGA` gives "VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Broadwell-U Integrated Graphics (rev 09)" and I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling xserver-xorg-video-intel with no luck, but I'm not even sure if that's the right driver... [03:22] actually, looks like it's supposed to be a free driver: https://h-node.org/videocards/view/en/1616/Intel-Corporation-Broadwell-U-Integrated-Graphics--rev-09- [03:23] balleyne: Intel's driver is included in the kernel .. best left for 96% of the use cases . And no, I have no Intel experience . sorry . [03:25] Bashing-om, thanks anyways :) [03:26] balleyne, if you run "inxi -G" does it says driver used is "modesetting"? [03:31] balleyne: :) I have no Intel sustems so can not relate well . [03:32] ouroumov_, balleyne@terry:~$ inxi -G [03:32] Graphics: Card: Intel Broadwell-U Integrated Graphics [03:32] Display Server: N/A drivers: (unloaded: fbdev,vesa) tty size: 140x36 Advanced Data: N/A out of X [03:43] balleyne, can you run: modprobe i915 [03:43] hey what's the screen shortcut to make a new window? ctrl-a something? [03:48] semitones: Its manpage tells me Ctrl+a → c (http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/zesty/en/man1/screen.1.html#contenttoc5) [03:48] thanks that's the one! I should man it next time === mrJack1 is now known as mrJack [03:53] ouroumov_, okay, ran the command, no output. Rebooted the machine. same problem, same `inxi -G` output = [03:53] =\ [03:54] https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2359140 still trying to get this fixxed, no idea what the issue is :( [04:10] Hi all! [04:12] Hello internet, I'm trying to set a shortcut to Alt+Shift in Ubuntu 17.04, but it ain't registering it. [04:13] Can I edit that manually using gedit or somethin? === anon is now known as Guest73968 [04:21] hi [04:21] can i install android studio on ubuntu mate ?? === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [04:37] Is it okay to ask app development questions here? === dns is now known as Guest30706 [05:04] so tcpdump... [05:04] if iptables was blocking stuff, would tcpdump show that as a packet dropped by kernel? [05:16] semitones: no, tcpdump stand before the firewall but you can read the firewall log [05:16] thanks kbob! [05:17] yw [05:18] I'm looking for a way to backup my os+users. Is there a solution to make (installable and why not live) .iso including all files, but only taking the space that the files need instead of the size of the whole filesystem (90% empty)? [05:19] I tried with tool called PinguyBuilder, but it does not like to copy my files because of the .ISO image would be huge [05:27] hi guys is it recommended for a windows user to switch over to Ubuntu. [05:28] Generally I think it is a pretty friendly choice. What do you use your computer for? [05:28] Zenn: That depends entirely on the user, what they use the computer for, etc. [05:28] movies, programming in java (IntelliJ), chatting, surffing the net, music [05:29] Zenn: I think you'll be able to do all of that. I will take some adjusting, but you will get used to it. You may also come to appreciate some things, like the package manager. [05:30] Zenn: Those all sound like things that should go relatively well in Ubuntu. Playing copy protected BlueRay disks in Linux can be difficult sometimes though. [05:30] lol I mostly watch it on youtube [05:30] Since youtube moved to HTML5 video, Youtube works perfectly. [05:30] I dont play any disks on my system that is so old school [05:31] Im sick of Windows tbh, my worries is virus and spyware and crap [05:32] Zenn: I would recommend that you give it a spin and see how you like it. You can try Ubuntu without even installing it. When you do install for the first time, it's almost certainly a good idea to dual boot (so that you can choose to either boot Ubuntu or Windows) so that while you're learning Ubuntu you can fall back to Windows if needed. [05:32] I dont need windows tbh, most of the stuff I do on Windows can be done on Ubuntu I guess. [05:33] Dual boot is a good idea. It does no harm and can be really helpful when someone asks you to do some horible task that requires windows. [05:34] Zenn: Still, you should start with a dual boot. When you're sure that you are comfortable being Ubuntu only you can erase Windows later. [05:34] but I have shit tons of things to back up over windows [05:34] photos most of the times. [05:35] Zenn: They should probably be already backed up multiple times. Consider grabbing a few 1TB harddrives and just backing up your precious photos. [05:36] I really sick of Windows, I keep reformatting it for months already [05:36] it is horrible man, went to the net yesterday it got infected with spyware. [05:37] Zenn: I feel your pain :) ... but I don't understand how people get viruses and spyware... you must be downloading some dodgy shit :P [05:37] tbh I never did. call it luck. [05:38] believe or not Im a computer programmer so I know my way around [05:39] 8gb and god knows what is eatting the machine up. [05:39] Does anyone know how develop a kernel patch without having to recompile the entire thing after every small change I make? I'm trying to test a patch for someone and it didn't work first shot, so I'm trying to be helpful and do some basic diagnostics myself with print statements. [05:43] edbordin: I think generally you have to recompile the files that you changed. A system like Make should be smart enough to only recompile the bits that you changed. [05:43] Sorry I meant, should be smart enough to only recompile to *files* that you changed. [05:44] the* [05:45] mattpalermo: that was what I figured too, but after making a change and running the same build command I'm not seeing my log messages appearing. Currently waiting for a full rebuild to see if it was a build issue or if this bit of code doesn't execute === Guest19398 is now known as juergh [06:16] Hi, the anbox.io site says to execute `snap install --classic anbox-installer && anbox-installer`. I'm doing so in my 16.04 box and it says "anbox-installer: snap not found". How do snaps work, am I supposed to run something like `snap update` to fetch the newer package metadata? [06:18] alkisg: there is a systemd service that does that from time to time [06:18] ducasse: any ideas about why it says "snap not found" then? Maybe anbox.io assumes I'm running 17.04 or something? [06:18] Or am I supposed to run something like `snap-add-repository`? [06:19] alkisg: does 'snap find .' list any other snaps? [06:19] 101 snaps [06:20] alkisg: what about 'snap find anbox' [06:20] The search "anbox" returned 0 snaps [06:20] (Using Ubuntu MATE 16.04.2, btw - and ty :)) [06:21] Is there something similar to packages.ubuntu.com for snaps? Where I can see them online? [06:21] alkisg: ok, then i'm not sure, it finds it here. the snap index should be the same no matter which version you're on [06:21] Thanks, let me try in a VM... [06:22] alkisg: there is a service called snapd-refresh, try restarting that [06:22] (also, I'm on i386, maybe they publish it only for amd64?) [06:22] ah, that might be a clue, yes. [06:22] ducasse: I don't have snapd-refresh [06:23] What's the exact command or package that provides it? [06:23] snapd.refresh, sorry [06:23] Command not found... [06:24] And no suggestions to install a package for it [06:24] sudo systemctl restart snapd.refresh [06:24] OK I have it in a 64bit VM [06:24] (It's a Unity VM; but I'll be able to compare packages etc to pinpoint the issue) [06:24] Thank you! [06:25] (snap find anbox there, actually finds it...) [06:26] np, but the 32-bit thing is probably the explanation. if you restart the refresh service like above, just give it a few minutes to update so you know you're working with a fresh list. [06:28] alkisg: btw you can search for snaps here: https://uappexplorer.com/ [06:29] ducasse: thanks, but it doesn't list anbox there... [06:29] Whoops my bad [06:29] Didn't see that the default search was for phones [06:29] jello [06:29] alkisg: it does, but not for i386 [06:29] https://uappexplorer.com/app/anbox-installer.morphis => Architectures: amd64 [06:29] Yeah [06:29] sooo... :-/ [06:30] Eh, I'll install it in a 64bit VM :D [06:30] ...which runs inside my i386 box :P [06:31] It's fun though that installing a snap is "easy", and then it has a second, user-mode installer which adds PPAs and modifies files in /etc... :D [06:32] alkisg: Does that even work? Running a 64bit VM on a i386 box...? [06:32] mattpalermo: yes with vbox, no with qemu [06:33] alkisg: I suppose vbox must support architecture emulation. [06:33] mattpalermo: of course, the cpu is 64bit; it's just the OS that's 32bit [06:34] The speed feels native, it's not emulated code [06:34] That's cool. [06:35] alkisg: why run a 32-bit os on a 64-bit cpu, if you don't mind me asking? [06:35] Perhaps trying to wring out performance for something like the jvm? [06:36] ducasse: I'm using LTSP very extensively, which means that I have a template desktop server, and I can netboot any number of clients using the same image/installation that the server has. So, in order to be able to netboot p4 I need i386 on the template server as well [06:36] E.g. schools maintain one computer only, and then netboot the whole computer lab from it [06:37] right. sounds sane enough :) [06:42] I seem to be disconnecting and reconnecting to irc every hour or so, this only started happening since I fresh installed 17.04. What might be the possible causes? I'm running weechat 1.7 from the repos. It appears to be due to high lag. [06:43] Have you tried varying certain parts of your system? Perhaps trying a different IRC client? [06:45] mattpalermo: thanks for the suggestion, I'll try out another client. Anything else comes to mind if the client isn't the cause? [06:46] Look into your 'high lag' problem. Is your network connection ok? [06:50] mattpalermo: has anything changed network related between 16.10 and 17.04? I never got any problems on 16.10 and my connection has always been stable. [06:51] auronandace, you can also check syslog if it has "ifup/ifdown" messages (link is up, link is down etc) [06:53] auronandace: I am not sure of the specifics but I assume things have changed. I have experienced a kernel regression that seems to be specific to my wifi adapter (it would drop out every 30 minutes if the router was using 802.11n). [06:54] Sorry, "kernel regression" is an assumption. I'm still waiting for confirmation on the bug report. [06:56] alkisg: thanks for the tip. It appears my wifi is scanning quite often. I'm using the ethernet connection though. Perhaps it is trying to connect to another network and overriding my ethernet connection temporarily [07:00] I have a ThinkPad T460 running 16.04 LTS. The graphics are flickering. Does anyone know how to fix this? [07:04] Heey guys, can anyone help me find "Software & Updates" on Ubuntu 16.10? [07:05] im looking for a package to scan dia's with a diascanner, any hints? === mainuser is now known as scotty^ [07:13] hi, sudo systemctl disable apache2 gives me insserv: warning: current stop runlevel(s) (0 1 2 3 4 5 6) of script `apache2' overrides LSB defaults (0 1 6). [07:15] hi, sudo systemctl disable apache2 gives me insserv: warning: current stop runlevel(s) (0 1 2 3 4 5 6) of script `apache2' overrides LSB defaults (0 1 6). [07:21] I was wondering why Ubuntu's libnss3 version no longer matches the one listed on the Mozilla security advisory site at https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/security/advisories/mfsa2017-10/ ? [07:23] Are there any good screen recorders in Ubuntu? [07:23] !info kazam | cyrano [07:23] cyrano: kazam (source: kazam): screencast and screenshot application created with design in mind. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.4.5-2 (zesty), package size 732 kB, installed size 1693 kB [07:26] scotty^: ubuntu backports security fixes from later versions [07:26] hi everyone pls i want to use irc n thunderbird but i cant view any existing channels [07:27] ducasse: Thanks. I thought so, but why isn't there any mention of that in the changelog? [07:27] juwonlona: you seemed to have joined here for 4 seconds from thunderbird [07:28] scotty^: no idea [07:31] auronandace: wow, really!? pls is there an helpful guide to using irc [07:31] juwonlona: /join #freenode [07:32] juwonlona: the staff at #freenode can help you with irc usage [07:32] on the subject of IRC, how do I get polari to display the list of nicknames in the channel I am in? [07:35] auronanda: thank you very much [07:35] juwonlona: no problem [07:36] hi everyone, anyone having a problem where audio output is not automatically switch when headphones are plugged in / unplugged? This has been happening to me at least from 14.04 [07:36] right now I am on 16.04 [07:40] scotty^: I don't know polari but try /n === JanC_ is now known as JanC [07:46] Hello.. I am unable to control fans on Mac in Ubuntu 16.04 is there any GUI app or I have to work out via Terminal? Please help me [07:46] Hi, is this working? [07:48] Hello.. I am unable to control fans on Mac in Ubuntu 16.04 is there any GUI app or I have to work out via Terminal? Please help me [07:49] You Need to install Macfantld http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/zesty/man1/macfanctld.1.html [07:51] Thanks llewe [07:51] n.p [07:59] I have a ThinkPad T460 running 16.04 LTS. The graphics are flickering. Does anyone know how to fix this? [07:59] I am on Mac and tried installing macfanctld but some error [08:00] Job for i8kmon.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status i8kmon.service" and "journalctl -xe" for details. invoke-rc.d: initscript i8kmon, action "start" failed. dpkg: error processing package i8kutils (--configure): subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1 Errors were encountered while processing: i8kutils E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error [08:01] Please help me [08:01] LibertyWeNeed, what gfx card do you use? [08:02] I am on Mac and tried installing macfanctld but some error Job for i8kmon.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status i8kmon.service" and "journalctl -xe" for details. invoke-rc.d: initscript i8kmon, action "start" failed. dpkg: error processing package i8kutils (--configure): subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1 Errors were encountered while processin [08:02] llewe [08:03] what mac do you have , also try sudo apt-get install i8kutils [08:03] Zenn, Intel HD Graphics 520 [08:03] probably get the latest gfx [08:03] hey [08:04] Zenn, can you please elaborate? [08:05] llewe MacbookPro 2012 Retina [08:05] llewe I tried but it shows erroe [08:07] llewe Setting up i8kutils (1.41) ... Job for i8kmon.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status i8kmon.service" and "journalctl -xe" for details. invoke-rc.d: initscript i8kmon, action "start" failed. dpkg: error processing package i8kutils (--configure): subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1 Errors were encountered while processing: i8kutils E: Sub-pr [08:07] llewe this is the error on terminal [08:08] lastleo check this link out and see if it help http://installion.co.uk/ubuntu/xenial/universe/m/macfanctld/install/index.html, i really dont no why u getting that error try doing a sudo apt-get update === notadeveloper is now known as socialscientist [08:09] llewe ok === socialscientist is now known as sosci [08:10] lastleo u need to remove sudo apt-get autoremove i8kutils coz thats for dell laptops only [08:11] llewe ok [08:14] lastleo gtg if u still need help send me a message on my youtube channel google (llewe reviews) [08:14] or just ask the channel [08:14] rather than advertising youtube channels [08:14] llewe cool [08:18] Zenn, Can you please elaborate what you mean? [08:19] zenn has left the channel [08:24] ok, I lost power and everything seemed normal, I restarted, and tried to login to ubuntu 16.04 and it'sjust at the GUI [08:25] didact: can you do Alt+F1 ? [08:25] didact: I mean Ctrl+Alt+F1 [08:25] what doe "at the gui" mean [08:26] hi all, I've just bought a wifi pcie card that I have just installed into my new ryzen computer. It is supposed to be well supported by linux (8265NGW chipset) (card is gigabyte GC-WB867D-I). It is not working or showing up under lspci. I'm confused as to what to check next. I've googled all I can for answers but I'm stuck. [08:26] TTN: pastebin the output of lspci please [08:27] I've also reseated the card, and also tried setting the pcie gen in the bios to: auto, gen 1, gen 2, gen 3, same results, no go or show on lspci. [08:27] ikonia: sure. [08:27] ikonia, ok. are you able to help me then? [08:28] LibertyWeNeed: just ask the channel [08:28] I have a ThinkPad T460 running 16.04 LTS. The graphics are flickering. Does anyone know how to fix this? [08:28] The graphics card is Intel HD Graphics 520 [08:29] LibertyWeNeed: i am on a t460s right now, no problem at all [08:29] llewe u thr? [08:29] I restarted and the gui came up at log on [08:29] diskin: do you mean the login gui [08:29] hi, 17.04 is out, is there major issue like wifi, shared folder encountred or is it clean ? [08:29] ikonia: https://pastebin.com/e9XK9wur sorry took a few moments to get on irc on my other pc. [08:29] oops [08:30] idk what the cntrl alt f7 screen means [08:30] is that the gui logon screen ? [08:31] can someone help me make an rsync loop that keeps a directory fully updated? [08:32] TAFB: make a shell script to do the sync. Then add it as a cron job. [08:32] each of those has excellent guides on google as to how to do it. I'd have to read it up myself to explain more xD [08:32] the remote directory will keep having files added (HLS chuncks) and updating the index.m3u8 of course, but don't want it to re-download all the existing .ts chuncks [08:33] can't use watch? [08:34] watch would work well too. Actually thats probably better. [08:34] ikonia: any ideas or leads perhaps? \ [08:42] you good with rsync? how do I save the password? [08:44] TTN: sorry, I had to step away for a moment [08:45] :-) no worries [08:45] TTN: so you have a realtek wired ethernet and an intel wired ethernet in the machine ? [08:45] I do know I have realtek wired ethernet. There is only one ethernet adapter (motherboard one) [08:45] perhaps the intel one is the wifi adapter then? [08:46] TTN: yes, I suspect this is the case that the gigabyte card is just a rebadged intel [08:46] which would explain why you think it's very well supported as the intel cards are [08:46] right.. [08:47] so thats just the ethernet showing up. Still no sign of the wifi card I guess? [08:47] I'm starting to wonder if I got a DOA wifi card, or perhaps its a ryzen/bios issue [08:48] no sign where ? [08:48] where are you looking ? [08:48] lspci output. [08:48] TTN: ??? you've just said that the intel card is probably the wifi [08:48] I did, but you said that the realtek one is probably an intel one relabled as realtek, so I thought both are the ethernet one [08:49] no I didn't [08:49] I said the realtek one is your intel card [08:49] and the gigabyte wifi you said you bought is probably just a rebadged intel [08:50] I see. [08:50] gotcha [08:51] Hi Where I can speak about installin' issue? [08:52] brb [08:58] wludi: just ask the question [08:58] I tried install a ubuntu but after whole process of installation my cpu stuck on x[sec] I run installation with nomodeset, but it's stuck. I tried install version16.04, and 17.04. I have Laptop Inspiron 7559 with dual disc (ssd and hdd) [08:59] your cpu stuck [08:59] how do you know your cpu is stick [08:59] how can i solve this issue? [08:59] how do you know your cpu is stuck [09:00] after installation when present "remove installation disc" and whole process of installation go to shut down there is a information "cpu0 stuck" [09:00] ikonia elky good idea but not for me k-line glined in my bg network to data base sam ok but i am hear :) [09:00] darkey: nothing to do with me [09:02] heeeeelp ... want to install virtualbox 4.3 in ubuntu 17.04 [09:02] demo: just use the virtualbox package provided by ubuntu and it does it all for you [09:05] i dont want to install 5.18 [09:05] I am having a problem [09:05] i downloaded the 4.3.38 deb file [09:05] demo: don't do that [09:05] demo: use the version that ubuntu ships and support [09:06] demo, do you have synaptic installed? [09:06] yes i have [09:06] synaptic is pretty obsolete [09:06]