[00:00] yup im lost already with that haha. Just gonna have to wait till tomorrow ill go over to a mate or something already running windows and get him to mount it. You'd honestly think this would be a standard thing [00:00] whats the "easiest" way to set up a connection where a client redirects all its traffic to a first server, which also redirects automatically all the clients traffic to server2 which connects to server3 and then to the destination (so like Tor does). [00:00] coppz: you just set the variables and then run the commands one by one [00:01] I don't even know what that means man. Thanks for all the help, but I have no idea what i'm at. Im not that good of a Linux user. [00:08] Ubuntu-16.04.2 I downloaded a 998 mb file from Source Forge using Firefox it indicates that in library that it completed downloading searching downloads etc does not produce a file.Searching from files opens the window where downloads resides. Where has my file gone!!! [00:09] I think that fixed the artifcacting problem..one other problem i am having is palm detection seems sectchy sometimes it works othertimes i start typing in random places [00:09] hanspansen the easiest thing would probably be to just forward the traffic [00:09] if you want encryption openvpn or another similiar client might be interesting [00:10] texla: Try Ctrl+J in Firefox to open the Downloaded files window. [00:10] however, if you want onion routing (what tor does), this is still a little different [00:10] texla: Or Ctrl+Shift+Y [00:11] texla: Also, see https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/where-find-and-manage-downloaded-files-firefox [00:13] Jakethepython1, Er...how'd you end up fixing the graphics issue? [00:14] turning off the animations seemed to make graphics not artifact in crhome maybe it was conicidence? [00:14] Komputerfreak, how do i "just" forward the traffic (encryption would be a second step) [00:15] thepalm detection is driving me nuts though [00:15] Jakethepython1, I'd not think so - in some instances the "compositing" - the animations and all the eye-candy - will cause the window manager/desktop to do that with particular graphics cards...HOWEVER, as previous girlfriends have pointed out - I could be more than wrong. [00:16] hahahaha :) [00:16] they are very good at poingint out when we're wrong..but never admiting when we're right:) [00:17] Jakethepython1, So you say "palm detection" - fingerprint? Touchsense? [00:19] if im typing and my hand gets close to my touchpad it clicks and goes somewhere else [00:20] Jakethepython1, AH...right...now I know what you mean...never had to deal with that...but I understand. I can only wish you luck on that one, my friend. [00:21] ikonia YankDownUnder would this run ubuntu just fine? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MSBUDPI/ref=psdc_13896615011_t1_B016E81DOI [00:22] croz: we can't vet every laptop, research the chipsets, with specific attention to the video cards and wireless cards as I suggested [00:25] ikonia what about the fingerprint reader? could u point me in a good direction [00:25] ChaiTRex, All these command produce excellent read but unfortunate none retrieve the lost file [00:26] croz: you need to look at the devices you want, the chipsets they use, the linux support/what versions of the kernel that support comes in then map that back to the distro you want to use [00:26] croz, Looks nice, requires research into the actual chipsets - as per what ikonia was advising...but first glance? Looks nice...(gimme all your 17" unused machines!) ;) === captain_fixerpc1 is now known as CaptainFixerpc14 [00:27] Morning. I've had my ntp service on 16.04 attempt to contact some bad IP addresses associated with wannacry via the ntp.ubuntu.com pool. NFI where to report something like that [00:28] fspoon: there are bad i's in the ubuntu.com ntp pool ? [00:28] texla: If it doesn't show up in the downloads window of Firefox (in which case, you can click on the little folder icon on that file), it might have failed in such a way that nothing was left as a file. [00:29] texla: You can handle broken connections and so on with: /usr/bin/wget -c -t 0 --timeout=60 --waitretry=60 "URL" [00:30] texla: That will reconnect and retry from where it failed until it gets the whole file. [00:30] ChaiTRex, The small icon will not open anything so the assumption is the file did not download ?? [00:31] fspoon: what is the NTP FQDN you are using ? [00:31] is there a Ubuntu Live CD that already has the extended tools pre-installed rdy to go as a live CD? [00:31] extended tools ? [00:32] well all the junk that has to be updated once installed [00:32] ikonia: I think so? ntpq -p gives me: {0,1,2,3}.ubuntu.pool.n fro ntp.ubuntu.com [00:32] wrenny: what ? [00:32] texla: That would be my first guess. [00:32] !aptoncd [00:32] APTonCD is a tool with a graphical interface which allows you to create one or more CDs or DVDs with all of the packages you've downloaded via apt-get or aptitude, creating a removable repository that you can use on other computers - See also !offline [00:32] forgot the name of the pack that has to be installed [00:33] wrenny: what's the fqdn for the host you are using for your ntp sync [00:33] just something done and rdy [00:33] wrenny: you're not making sense [00:33] as a live cd [00:33] ChaiTRex, Thanks for the help now I feel the same [00:33] wrenny: the official livecd's are hosted/detailed on ubuntu.com [00:34] actually why am i stressing? this macbook pro will probably have complete linux support in a few months, right? [00:34] croz: no idea, [00:34] ikonia: In my syslog I get - localhost ntpd[19405]: Soliciting pool server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx [00:34] in december nothing was pretty much supported. now just the bluetooth, wifi, and audio are the issues. [00:34] ikonia: which I read as it was told via ubuntu's pool to contact the particular address? [00:34] fspoon: ...so again, what is the FQDN of hosts you are using to sync your time from [00:34] I thought there was a different LIVE CD that already had most stuff kinda pre-installed [00:35] wrenny: no [00:35] or maybe some people made something more advanced [00:36] something you can pop into a machine and rdy to go [00:36] wrenny: the livecd is ready to go [00:36] ikonia: oh sorry I misunderstood, it's on aws in a private VPC, proxied through servers which I don't have access to. Not entirely sure? [00:36] you're not explaining why its not [00:36] fspoon: let me try again, in your ntp.conf you specify the hosts you want to sync time from, what is the hosts you are trying to sync time from [00:36] typical Live CDs you still have to do the big pack install [00:36] ikonia, still compiling (43%) [00:36] right [00:37] DocMAX: seems very slow [00:37] just to make the OS useable as a live cd [00:37] wrenny: the livecd is totally usable [00:37] what's that big pack called [00:37] ikonia: ntp.ubuntu.com [00:37] wrenny: there is no big pack [00:37] sessions [00:37] can't remember the name [00:38] "sessions" ? [00:38] something like that [00:38] fspoon: the IP you stated doens't appear in the ubuntu pool [00:38] or has something changed since like a yr ago [00:38] wrenny: no, you're just not making any sense [00:38] big pack? [00:38] how is it not usable ? [00:38] what's missing for you [00:39] ubuntu is barely usable as a live cd till you install a bunch of stuff [00:39] ikonia: ok cool, my ntp service contacted it at May 10th, 08:05:16 AEST, figured I'd better report it somewhere [00:39] wrenny: that totally depends on what you want to do! [00:40] fspoon: the ubuntu ones certainly didn't [00:40] fspoon: I'd look at your local conifgs, [00:40] Quick question, do I need to enable multiverse for steam cmd [00:41] Drecondius, http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/06/install-steam-on-ubuntu-16-04-lts [00:41] ikonia: msgd `ntpq -p` [00:41] just for the graphics to look right is a pain [00:41] wrenny... look right? thats totally subjective [00:41] Not steam but steam cmd, already have the client installed. [00:42] fspoon: thats a differnt FQDN than the one you gave earlier [00:42] you said you where using ntp.ubuntu.com [00:42] you're actually using the pool's which I think are managed by ntp.org and just aliased (I'd have to look) [00:43] Drecondius, on my server install i can find it without problems with apt-cache search streamcmd [00:43] ikonia: ahh that'll teach me to not copy paste, thanks [00:43] 16.04 [00:43] fspoon: no problem [00:46] Drecondius, http://paste.ubuntu.com/24578128 thats my sources.list [00:47] and yes - to finally answer your question (i read it wrong): yes you have to enable multiverse [00:48] !info streamcmd | Drecondius [00:48] Drecondius: Package streamcmd does not exist in zesty [00:48] !info steamcmd | Drecondius [00:48] Drecondius: steamcmd (source: steamcmd): Command-line interface for Valve's Steam. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 0~20130205-1 (zesty), package size 1115 kB, installed size 3976 kB (Only available for i386) [01:02] Does do-release-upgrade (in my case from 16.10 to 17.04) automatically create a snapshot before upgrading when the root filesystem is btrfs? [01:11] Jordan_U, the net recommends that you take your own snapshots of the whole machine before doing an release update [01:12] hello [01:12] Jordan_U, but do-release-upgrade shoudl do a snapshot too [01:12] if your filesys is btrfs [01:16] join #hackerrank [01:17] sortiox, /join [01:22] pynki: Thanks. [01:22] WELCOME [01:23] is there a possibility to show the entered password on the splash screen for encrypted root partitions as plain text and not ********... ? === Tempesta_ is now known as Tempesta [01:35] hello, can I ask a question about networking? [01:36] ##networking too mojtaba [02:00] I'm getting sick of Filezilla's crap. What is a decent alternative for an sftp/ftp client? [02:00] First thing I tried was gftp, but the settings I need are either non-existent or hidden away somewhere [02:01] bobdobbs: lftp if you're happy with a console client [02:01] sftp itself is decent [02:01] Filezilla on ubuntu constantly freezes and sometimes the inputs are inaccessible. I've had these issues from ubuntu 12.something [02:02] Aginor: I'm comfortable with ssh from the commandline. But sometimes I need a gui for things like file transfers [02:02] also, bookmarking. I don't like the commandline clients for their versions of bookmarking [02:04] hi [02:05] hey guys, I was hoping I might get some help with a server that is refusing to boot after a release upgrade from 12.x to 14.04.5 [02:05] Is it normal that this happen? http://imgur.com/a/RHfYx when i try to use ubuntu? [02:06] It's looping over "mdadm: CREATE user root not found" "mdadm: CREATE group disk not found" [02:07] I've tried every possible permutation of /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf that might improve my odds but so far no luck. Before that I get an interesting error message, "udevadm trigger is not permitted while udev is unconfigured" [02:08] Does anyone have any experiences with anything comparable? [02:09] !nomodeset | El_Doctor [02:09] El_Doctor: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter [02:11] El_Doctor, https://grumpymole.blogspot.hk/2007/05/ubuntu-how-to-edit-grub-boot-parameters.html this one might help you too to edit the grub [02:12] i need to go in my usb key files? [02:13] El_Doctor: no, initially from grub you you will pass a boot parameter to the kernel . [02:13] pynki: That won't help, it's for menu.lst which is GRUB 1 and not GRUB 2 which needs editing of /etc/default/grub and update-grub [02:15] genii, the "on the fly" option should work. you edit you grub entries without trying them before? [02:15] pressed escape so for now i have many options like help,language etc. [02:15] is it in that? [02:16] pynki: The one-time way to add to current kernel line is same across both GRUB. But if they follow the instructions after that, it will just make a grub.lst file which is useless for GRUB 2 [02:17] El_Doctor: This booting the installer or in the actual install ? [02:18] pynki: You should probably scan over instructions found by googling before recommending someone uses them [02:19] well i put my usb key in the computer and booted then pressed esc [02:20] genii, its year old bookmark ;) [02:21] pynki: Ubuntu has been on GRUB2 for far longer than that :) [02:21] and i didn't say: use it! i said it might help adding things to the kernel boot aprams. if someone is doing that i hope he is expirienced enogh to see that this does not fit his system! [02:22] El_Doctor: at the language screen press escape again -> boot options screen -> F6 key . in the pop up choose 'nomodeset ' . space-bar to select , tab to OK, enter to accept. [02:22] genii, really? when was the 2.0 release date? [02:22] ok thx [02:23] genii, 9.10 had grub2 first... [02:23] frequency not supported [02:23] again [02:24] but we are going offtopic genii ;) [02:25] did what you said guys and still get frequency not supported [02:25] El_Doctor: You might be using some video adapter like DVI to VGA which makes it impossible for Ubuntu to obtain information about your monitor and set the correct refresh rate [02:25] yes i use one indeed === user402 is now known as lolip [02:25] well its mini dp to VGA [02:26] El_Doctor: Yes, that will create the same problem. [02:26] well then what should i do? [02:29] El_Doctor: You can try setting VGA=### where ### is a resolution supported by your monitor, from the table found here: http://pierre.baudu.in/other/grub.vga.modes.html [02:29] El_Doctor: Added the same way to tkernel line as you just tried with nomodeset [02:30] dammit and at the origin all i wanted to do is test if my problem was hardware or software [02:31] how i add that setting? [02:31] El_Doctor: The VESA driver that VGA=### uses usually sets the refresh rate to something sane like 60 [02:32] El_Doctor: Use the same method you just did with nomodeset, but instead add the VGA= instead [02:32] cant use caja drop box. it does not open [02:33] http://imgur.com/a/uVNpk where i click? [02:35] El_Doctor: Press escape once then type "vga=789" (without the quotes) then press Enter. [02:36] El_Doctor: At the end of where you see it says under that window the kernel loading line. You can just make out where it's saying "casper" there as part of it. [02:36] text mode interface? [02:36] Jordan_U: Or that [02:37] I was looking for an iTunes replacement for Ubuntu and someone suggested Amorak.. I've seen it in a few places, does it work pretty well? [02:39] ekaj: clementine seems a very good alternate [02:39] !info clementine | ekaj [02:39] ekaj: clementine (source: clementine): modern music player and library organizer. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3.1+git276-g3485bbe43+dfsg-1 (zesty), package size 4301 kB, installed size 16179 kB [02:39] thank you [02:40] so is it text mode interface or not? [02:40] ? [02:42] El_Doctor: Just above the options pop up. there should be a kernel boot line where you can append the vga=XXXX option . [02:44] cant use caja drop box. it does not open [02:44] Kernel boot line where? [02:44] nvm [02:45] wth i enter VGA=789 then it launch a mem test [02:45] Anyone figured out brightness control for macbook 11,5 (ubuntu 17.04 ~w/ radeon) [02:45] ? [02:46] now it try to launch my windows === nomad101 is now known as pifon [02:47] but then again my windows is completely bugged and will fail [02:48] maybe got it finally [02:48] Hola Doctor que te pasa [02:48] !es | ermac [02:48] ermac: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [02:49] sorry i don't speak spanish [02:49] ok [02:51] finally it booted [02:51] !yay | El_Doctor [02:51] El_Doctor: Glad you made it! :-) [02:52] now how do i know if my hardware fail? [02:52] DrDoofenshmirtz told me to use bootable ubuntu to test my hardware [03:00] Anybody here that can help troubleshoot issues with ubuntu desktop 16.04 not connecting to any wireless networks? The wireless networks show up on the list, and I've made sure the password is correct. The windows laptop I have next to the ubuntu laptop is able to connect without a problem, but the ubuntu one just says 'Disconnected - you are now offline- after a few minutes of trying to conenct [03:03] SierraKomodo: have you tried to disable and then re-enable the interface? [03:05] Didn't try that, give me a moment to figure out the interface name for the wireless adaptor [03:06] SierraKomodo: ifconfig ? [03:07] ifconfig's only showing me two connections labelled 'ethernet' and a local loopback... Which is weird, this laptop only has a single ethernet adaptor. enp1s0 and wlp2s0; I'm used to seeing eth0 and wlan0.. [03:08] the naming standards may have changed, wlp2s0 is wlan [03:09] standards/schemes. [03:09] Gonig to be honest and say I'm far from an expert with ubuntu and want to make sure - The command to disable and re-enable the interface would be 'sudo ip link set down wlp2s0' and 'sudo ip link set up wlp2s0' correct? [03:10] just down and up isn't it? i don't remember. [03:10] ifdown [03:10] ifdown [03:11] this will only work if you do not manage the interface with the NetworkManager [03:11] i think [03:11] SierraKomodo, inxi -Nn | pastebin Provide link for networking info share [03:11] I had problems with my wifi before in Ubuntu. [03:11] zorbs0ne: Well, that gave me this response: 'Unknown interface wlp2s0' [03:11] I ended up installing a console wifi program. [03:11] [astebinit [03:11] and going about it that way. [03:12] pastebin me your ifconfig, SierraKomodo. [03:12] SierraKomodo, inxi -Nn | pastebinit is what Jack_Sparrow__ wanted to say [03:12] This laptop doesn't have a working internet connection and I don't have a spare ethernet cable so I'll have to manually copy the response [03:12] SierraKomobo: ah k [03:13] SierraKomodo: You know your wifi card for this laptop is supported? [03:14] SierraKomodo, do you have a smartphone? can that phone host a hotpot? would be interesting to figure out if you can conenct to that network or not [03:14] I believe so, it /was/ working fine about 4 months ago when I last used this laptop [03:14] pynkii: I'll give that a try [03:14] question -> chmod -R 755 directory = will set this directory on a strict permission? [03:14] correct? [03:15] curly_brace: man chmod [03:16] It connects to the phone's hotspot without a problem [03:17] curly_brace, whats a strict permission? it will set rwxr-xr-x. read0write-execute for the owner, read and execute for everyone else. and that recursively because of the -R [03:17] SierraKomodo, can you tun if 802.11n on your router? [03:18] just to give that a shot? [03:18] tun if? Do you mean turn off? [03:18] curly_brace: best to consult your manual.. [03:18] i do, sry [03:19] One sec, getting the pastebin of those two commands first [03:19] SierraKomodo: How are you connecting to the internet, a router/modem ? [03:20] zorbs0ne: One of those comcast xfinity router/modem combos [03:20] zorbs0ne: https://zerobin.net/?bf32db268f7349eb#fKZTKFW5QELkLe9aB53GwAqjqpL9O9LAgs1AKc5jbyU= <-- ifconfig [03:21] sometimes my laptop never 'turned on' the wifi card. [03:21] pynkii Jack_Sparrow__ - inxi isn't isntalled when I try to run that command, it says [03:21] is it 5g, too? [03:22] It broadcasts a 5ghz and 2.4ghz network (So two separate SSIDs/wireless networks), if that's what you meant [03:22] It used to work with the 2.4ghz network a few months back [03:23] I had good luck with that cli app. [03:23] then, I tinkered with network man. [03:24] Well, it's been awhile since I booted this thing and it has a metric buttload of updates pending. I'll run those off the hotspot, then try turning off 802.11n [03:24] so how do i set a directory, so that other users can't access them? [03:25] i am only a shell users [03:25] user* [03:25] curly_brace: https://www.linux.org/threads/file-permissions-chmod.4124/ [03:31] what is file browser/image viewer, on linux that allows multiply tabs being used. I need alternative to Linux Thunar file browser on windows so that im able to see multiply folders in multiply tabs, and preferably with ability to have multiply views of directorys as well [03:31] so if other users tries to chmod my directory, is it possible? [03:31] like chmod +x [03:33] read that website at the bottom. [03:35] How do I change bind9 default 53 port [03:41] SierraKomodo: what's term say when you [03:41] sudo ifconfig wlp2s0 up [03:42] zorbs0ne: It's still running the update command [03:43] hi! [03:43] question: What is the best way, to convert a picture (taken with a camera) to text? [03:44] I have a document that I would like to take a photo of with a high quality smartphone camera (samsung galaxy S7) [03:44] like ascii ? [03:44] zorbs0ne, no, real text [03:44] I think he's asking about ocr [03:44] vaer-k, yes [03:45] I found a german article about some software but I don't know which one to go with [03:45] before trying all of them, maybe someone of you can recommend one of them [03:45] https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Texterkennung/ [03:45] ^ german [03:45] but the bold titles are the names of the various software packages [03:45] How to uninstall ubuntu and grub on dual boot with windows XP? [03:46] I don't know any ocr programs to recommend [03:46] Ybu: I think you'd have to reinstall another operating system to overright the boot record. [03:46] overwrite. [03:46] Sierra: brb. [03:46] the ubuntu installer recognized passwords on hdd's (sda2 / and sdb1 /home) that are equal for two partitions? [03:46] I have been seeing this EasyBCD and I think has the ability tot overwrite MBR's [03:47] Ybu, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot [03:48] btu stay away from XP... [03:49] hi === k is now known as Guest35387 [03:49] I haven;t finished downloading win7 since under some reason, my PC doesn't seem tto be compatible with win10 [03:49] and again - read your question wrong. Ybu. do a resinatll [03:52] anyone here? [03:52] zorbs0ne: Running 'sudo ifconfig wlp2s0 up' didn't provide any output [03:53] zorbs0ne: Desktop's rebooting for an update so I'll be on the other laptop [03:53] SierraKomodo: iwconfig [03:53] k [03:54] zorbs0ne: So iwconfig wlp2s0 up? [03:54] SV: that should turn the int up. [03:54] err on. [03:54] it' [03:54] i'm trying to find that app i used to just cli connect to my wifi nets. [03:54] zorbs0ne: iwconfig: unknown command "up" [03:55] │ [03:56] sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces [03:56] Any complaints if I prefer vim? :P [03:56] Anyway, got the file open [03:56] nope. [03:56] The only entries are 'auto lo' and 'iface lo net loopback' [03:58] sierravaio: $iw dev [03:59] zorbs0ne: Is that a command to run or an entry to add to network/interfaces? [03:59] cmd [04:03] zorbs0ne: No command 'dev' found === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [04:03] SierraVaio: you've made sure that you have the hot key for the wifi on? you've typed "ifconfig wlp2s0" right? I am lookign for that app now. [04:03] You know.. i think I have a linksys switch buried in a box somewhere [04:04] Not sure what you mean by hotkey for the wifi on. I do know the wifi adaptor is enabled, as it's connecting to the phone's hotspot [04:05] afternoon. Any idea why ubuntu client wont boot after upgrade in virtualbox??? It keeps flicking between resolutions and TTY1 wont stay on CLI? Any ideas or logs? [04:05] try wicd siuerra. [04:06] Program isn't currently installed, it recommends installing wicd-daemon [04:06] sudo apt-get install wicd-curses [04:06] sudo wicd-curses [04:10] https://zerobin.net/?68347fb7cf390160#wg6PGZT9OCZy7MD2gsMhR66d0n5XJMdOnmaq6bFlGlE= [04:11] zorbs0ne: Dumped errors on me [04:12] can I see the errors? [04:13] See the zerobin link I sent: https://zerobin.net/?68347fb7cf390160#wg6PGZT9OCZy7MD2gsMhR66d0n5XJMdOnmaq6bFlGlE= [04:13] ah k [04:13] u on gnome? [04:13] netman is gnome. [04:14] hmmmm, idk man, you could try running "wicd-client" [04:14] hang on let me boot a virtual machine [04:15] what version of ubuntu are you running [04:16] zorbs0ne: 16.04, on a Lenovo Thinkpad E545 [04:16] It was isntalled using the 16.04 Ubuntu Desktop ISO [04:16] Installed* === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ [04:21] what's lspci's output [04:22] Quite a bit of stuff, and my phone's hotspot just shut off because the battery died. XD === sein is now known as Guest42129 === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [04:45] Howdy Everyone === pynkii is now known as pynki [04:58] question how do i fix the issue regarding about this one [04:58] E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) [04:58] i am having that problem, each time i am installing new application on the system [04:59] curly_brace, add a few repos manually? [05:00] how do i do that? [05:01] I was thinking you did already instakk from outside repos. Did you perhaps interrupt an update? [05:02] https://askubuntu.com/questions/855359/sub-process-usr-bin-dpkg-returned-an-error-code-when-updating-installing-app [05:03] ok ill try this one first [05:04] i think i have interrupt an update, hence last time i had updated my system with a weak internet connection. [05:09] what does sudo apt-get install -f means? [05:10] what does option -f means? [05:12] Does a touchscreen laptop, like the Dell XPS Developer Edition, work well? [05:18] curly_brace: -f or --fix-broken for the long form. [05:18] Hi. How is this called - I want my ubuntu (with kde fwiw), after x minutes of inactivity, to do the XYZ (this is the term I'm looking for) after which it will require a password to re-enter the desktop. I know it isn't "logout" [05:18] ok [05:19] croz: ubuntu-desktop support touchscreens [05:19] genii, sudo apt-get upgrade -all <- does this option will change current system, for example ubuntu 16.0.1 [05:19] to 16.0.2 [05:19] curly_brace: No [05:20] how do i do that, upgrading the system from 16.04.1 to 16.04.2? [05:20] curly_brace: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [05:20] thanks lotuspsychje [05:20] ph [05:20] oh [05:20] anyone know if this laptop supports ubuntu http://www.xoticpc.com/msi-ws63-7rk-280us.html [05:20] curly_brace: After you do: sudo apt update ...to get the latest list of application versions [05:21] ok copy [05:21] thanks [05:21] so that will change 16.04.1 to 16.04.2? [05:22] curly_brace: Yes, assuming no errors due to PPAs or other non-standard things are encountered [05:22] anyone familar with debootstrap? [05:22] not just bootsrap? [05:23] genii, thanks [05:23] croz, https://certification.ubuntu.com/ [05:23] curly_brace: You're welcome [05:24] curly_brace: well here's what i'm trying to do. I have a server that i can programmically reinstall it's base image. This server has an empty /dev/sda4 partition with a lot of space. I'm trying to install ubuntu on /dev/sda4 and then reboot the server to boot of of that. [05:24] 在吗？ [05:24] I've been trying to use this: https://videonauth.dyndns.org/index.php/2016/05/26/tutorial-how-to-install-ubuntu-and-other-debian-based-distributions-via-debootstrap/ [05:24] pynki thanks but that list isn't really accurate since there's other laptops that work and also ship with ubuntu? [05:25] curly_brace: is there another tool you recommennd? [05:25] ok, nvm, I found it: it's screen lock. [05:25] croz, thats whats "certified" to work with ubuntu - everything else might have to been checked component by component [05:26] ??????????????????????????????????????????????????? [05:27] !cn | renmindemingyi [05:27] renmindemingyi: 如欲獲得中文的協助，請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw [05:27] arosen, not actually, i am not familiar with debootsrap [05:27] join #ubuntu-cn [05:27] i thought what you mean is bootsrap, a web add-on which is composed of css and javascript [05:27] renmindemingyi: /join #ubuntu-cn [05:27] '/join [05:29] m [05:29] mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm [05:29] hrm [05:30] hrmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm [05:30] arosen: What part of the instructions there are problemmatic? [05:30] mmrmrm [05:31] genii: i can't seem to get the grub setup correct. Each time i reboot it still is booting from /dev/sda1 [05:31] i want it to boot the setup i just installed on /dev/sda4 [05:31] i set GRUB_DEFAULT=6 in /etc/default/grub and ran update-grub [05:31] arosen: Whats on sda1? Another ubuntu or debian? [05:31] but it's still booting /dev/sda1 [05:32] another ubuntu. [05:33] excuse me, so here is where my problem goes [05:33] in a package runit [05:33] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24579201/ [05:33] arosen: So you should run the update-grub from that one, it will find the install on sda4 and add it to the list. Then choose it from the grub menu, boot to that, and grub-install again from that one [05:33] where i tried to install but still have a problem with upstart [05:33] which i couldnt connect [05:34]