=== JanC_ is now known as JanC [06:07] Good morning [11:23] Hiyas all [11:27] hiyaaa [11:30] o/ [11:45] heyaa alll again [11:45] waves to everybody here awake or present :) [14:07] afternoon all [14:10] o/ [14:33] hey lordievader , how are you? [14:33] Doing good here :) [14:33] How are you? [14:34] good thanks :) [14:34] hey pauljw :) how's it going? [14:36] hi EriC^^ , doing fine here, how are you? :) [14:37] doing good thanks :) [14:48] afternoon guys [14:48] hey lotuspsychje [14:48] hey hey EriC^^ [14:48] how's it going [14:48] ? [14:48] great here [14:49] im having issue with a lenovo [14:49] weird flickering [14:49] anything in dmesg? [14:50] nothing i can find really [14:51] how's the shop going overall? [14:51] EriC^^: pretty nice, my 9th invoice now [14:51] awesome [14:51] small sells, but its a start [14:52] yup [14:53] hey btw did i tell you i got a ssd? [14:53] i think i did, nevermind :D [14:54] Hi EriC^^, lotuspsychje , which ssd EriC^^? [14:54] hi BluesKaj :) [14:54] it's a kingston [14:54] v400 or a400 i forgot, it blew me away though [14:54] hey BluesKaj [14:55] EriC^^: wich Os running on it? [14:55] ubuntu 16.04 [14:55] read/write speed i tried a test with dd it was like 500mb/sec [14:56] nice [14:58] cool [14:58] !info linux-image-generic xenial [14:58] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.4.0.83.89 (xenial), package size 2 kB, installed size 13 kB [14:59] lotuspsychje: could the acpi_osi stuff help maybe? [14:59] sudo strings /sys/firmware/acpi/tables/DSDT | grep Windows [15:01] !info linux-image-generic artful [15:01] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.11.0.10.10 (artful), package size 2 kB, installed size 13 kB [15:01] EriC^^: windows 2009, 2012,2013, 2013 [15:01] try with acpi_osi=\"Windows 2013\" [15:02] hey immu [15:02] hey EriC^^ long time no seeee [15:02] how's it going? [15:05] i am cool [15:05] u [15:06] good thanks [15:06] EriC^^: rebooting with osi.. [15:06] ok [15:06] EriC^^: no dice [15:07] do you have a 16.04 iso? [15:07] not right now, but can make one quick [15:07] ok, give it a shot [15:07] but then i cant update to latest if that causes the flickering? [15:08] you can, but you'll be on the xenial stack [15:08] mine is also xenial, it's 4.4.0-83 right now [15:08] runs well === lotuspsychje_ is now known as lotuspsychje [15:14] EriC^^: downing .1 [15:16] ? [15:16] EriC^^: 16.04 [15:16] did you try it? [15:16] still grabbing [15:16] oh ok :D [15:17] EriC^^: perhaps i should bug it, as im still on .2 here? [15:18] lotuspsychje: yup sure [15:22] bug #1704409 [15:22] bug 1704409 in xorg (Ubuntu) "Flickering screen on ubuntu 16.04 Lenovo B70" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1704409 [15:32] \o/ [15:33] EriC^^: tryed installing 4.4.0.83 manually from existing install and no flickering after boot [15:33] EriC^^: so its a kernel thing [15:33] nice [15:33] but now my wifi chipset dont recognize lol [15:33] yup [15:33] hah :D [15:34] EriC^^: lemme install 16.04 live now [15:34] i think you also need to install the xorg stuff related to 4.4 and stuff like that [15:34] ok cool [15:35] EriC^^: tnx for the kernel hint [15:36] np [15:36] did you see spiderman homecoming? [15:36] not yet [15:36] any good? [15:37] not bad [15:37] pretty funny [15:37] cool [15:38] nice effects and shit [15:38] ill "buy the dvd" :p [15:38] lol [15:39] saw boss baby with kid of friends last [15:39] also funny [15:40] cool [15:40] not much titles in theaters have got my interest last months [15:40] yeah nothing much there [15:40] dark tower im curious about [15:41] yup seems like a good one [15:41] i saw so excited about that alien's covenant movie, i watched "prometheus" by mistake like a week earlier, then i said wth let's see the alien's covenant one cause i heard it's supposed to be good [15:42] then early on in the movie it turns out to be related to the prometheus one xD [15:42] so i was curious to see how it unfolds [15:42] oO [15:42] any good? [15:43] nasty freakin movie though, whenever i have to switch the electricity in the circuit breaker room i think something's about to jump at me [15:43] alien bugs growing inside people, coming out of their backs and shit, lol [15:43] jesus [15:43] it's an interesting movie i guess, not really so meaningful and stuff though, just what's going to happen kind of stuff [15:44] it preview of whats to come ahead [15:44] lol [15:44] nah, the arrival is more like it ;) [15:45] nice friendly aliens [15:45] EriC^^: seems like 16.04 live doesnt flicker and wifi recognize x [15:45] cool [15:45] EriC^^: so i can safely sudo apt full-upgrade right [15:45] you don't respond to remote calls for help in space [15:45] but no dist-upgrade? [15:45] lotuspsychje: yeah you have to anyways :P [15:46] hmm worse case you can run the older kernel via grub til something better comes out i guess [15:46] (btw isn't full-upgrade same as dist-upgrade?) [15:46] how many are running artful [15:46] EriC^^: ill do regular upgrade then [15:47] immu: im running on a testbox, why? [15:47] lotuspsychje: wait, you mean for the flickering or the wifi? [15:47] if you dist-upgrade now you'll end up with still a 4.4 kernel [15:47] EriC^^: yeah, full-upgrade is the 'new syntax' in apt, dist-upgrade is an alias of full-upgrade [15:47] EriC^^: but apt-get doesn't support full-upgrade [15:48] EriC^^: for the flickering [15:48] lotuspsychje: it shouldn't be a problem to upgrade i think [15:48] these days, full-upgrade and dist-upgrade are basically always afe, IMO [15:48] *safe [15:48] you'll end up with 4.4.0-83 [15:48] kk [15:48] the difference between upgrade and dist-upgrade is that i believe dist-upgrade is allowed to remove packages [15:49] nacc: yup [15:49] nacc: why is ubuntu +r lately? [15:49] EriC^^: i'm not sure -- there was some spamming last week, i think [15:49] if someone isn't registered he can't join, this must be letting a lot of people not be able to join [15:49] it's been like a month or more :/ [15:49] yeah longer [15:50] perhaps a lot of botnets leaded to this [15:50] we're letting them win [15:51] -r that sucker and let the regs have some ops, we'll go crazy on the bots lol [15:51] xD [15:51] lol [15:52] lotuspsychje, just counting among the crowd as most people prefer to be on LTS release [15:52] immu: its just to help !bug out for me [15:54] immu: so we all have a nice & clean 18.04 [15:56] yeah true :) you how big is our family nearly 45 to 50 million users [15:57] immu: did you read devs are still uncertain about wayland for artful? [16:00] yeah i did [16:00] you can ask on ubuntu-desktop [16:00] it's not ready yet? [16:00] willcook is theor [16:02] EriC^^: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/07/ubuntu-uncertain-using-wayland-default [16:07] EriC^^: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade on 16.04, no flickering anymore ; ) [16:08] nice :D [16:19] laterz guys [16:19] tnx 4 help EriC^^ [16:45] where i can get torrent file for ubuntu 17.10 daily image? [16:46] !dailyimage [16:46] !daily [16:46] Daily builds of the CD images of the current development version of Ubuntu are available at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ [16:46] immu: ^ [16:47] yeah but downloads are slow [16:50] i am getting 100K [16:50] dang [16:53] can i download 17.06 and then upgrade [16:53] to 17.10 [16:53] or move to [16:58] immu: you mean 17.04? [16:59] yeah [16:59] immu: yeah sure [16:59] you can always upgrade it using -d before it comes out or upgrade as usual when it comes out [16:59] immu: ... yes? [16:59] immu: are you asking if you can upgrade a version of ubuntu to the next one? [16:59] how about now [16:59] like i get 17.04 and then immediately upgrade to 17.10 [16:59] immu: EriC^^ just said you can use -d before it comes out [17:00] let me get 17.04 then [17:07] getting 1.80Mb speeds on torrents [19:06] that's... pants [22:35] !backup [22:35] There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning