=== kyle_ is now known as Guest98804 [00:03] linuxnoob011: I can lend a hand , but networking is not my strong point . Hardware seen ' ls /sys/class/net ' ? enumerated ' ip link ls ' ? [00:04] three network devices: enp7s0 lo and wlp8s0 [00:05] hey guys, i did a hard drive clone today from a 30GB to a 250GB..... the OS partition was at the very front so I had to do some fancy footwork to move the swap partition all the way to the end and expand the OS partititon [00:05] ad the other command returns info on those three devices. kinda hard to type out. only just now getting wifi on this comp--maybe i should install irc on the comp so i can cpy/paste? [00:05] it ended up making a 1MB partition between the OS and the swap and then aother 1 MB partition after the swap [00:05] is there any issue with that? [00:06] brb Bashing-om need to log off here so i can log on through ubuntu comp [00:10] Bashing-om, https://pastebin.com/aGLey2wz [00:11] linuxnoob011: While I look., Next is ' ip route show ' - we talking to the router ? [00:13] linuxnoob011: so far so good :) [00:14] Bashing-om, default via 192.168.1.1 dev wlp8s0 proto static metric 600 [00:14] 169.254.0.0/16 dev wlp8s0 scope link metric 1000 [00:14] 192.168.1.0/24 dev wlp8s0 proto kernel scope link src 192.168.1.161 metric 600 [00:15] so Bashing-om looks like wifi is talking to the router, but ethernet is not [00:20] Bashing-om at least i can copy/paste outputs now. for a while, wireless wouldn't work either (had to blacklist a module), and so i had to manually type outputs. it was...sad [00:20] Is anyone able to help me? I'm getting a lot of pop-ups saying "Internal system error" on Ubuntu 16.10 but it has been running fine? XD [00:21] Desez2tpunk have you recently done any updating? [00:22] ZeloZelos, I updated everything after a fresh install. It was doing it before the updating, and after. [00:22] sounds like you may have some sort of hardware issue, try this, start a live session and see what happens [00:22] linuxnoob011: Yeah, was watching the travails :) .. What have we now for a link ' sudo ip link show up ' ? [00:23] !16.10 | Desez2tpunk [00:23] Desez2tpunk: Ubuntu Ubuntu 16.10 (Yakkety Yak) was the 25th release of Ubuntu. Support ended on July 20th, 2017. See !eol, !eolupgrade and http://ubottu.com/y/yakkety [00:25] Bashing-om, I understand that support had ended for it on July, however that should not make "Internel system" errors pop up constantly should it? [00:26] Desez2tpunk: this is a fresh install of 16.10? [00:26] Bashing-om, https://pastebin.com/8VXZg6b8 [00:27] leftyfb, it was a fresh install when I first noticed it was having the issues. Then I updated the apps, still had the issue. I have been using it for a week now with the pop-ups coming up randomly, but frequently. [00:28] linuxnoob011: Moving on along ' cat /etc/network/interfaces ' . [00:28] Desez2tpunk: Install a supported version of ubuntu. You Started with an unsupported version from the beginning. [00:30] Bashing-om, https://pastebin.com/GUCfz2je [00:30] leftyfb, Unfortunately I do not have that choice, I don't have internet and am currently running off of my phone tethering. Cannot chew up my data for a download of a distro, this was the version I had saved awhile ago. [00:31] Desez2tpunk, ubuntu not terribly large. if you can go to a friend's place and use his/her wifi, you can probs fit it on your phone and then usb it back to the relevant comp [00:32] alternatively, there is always IP over Avian Carriers ^^ [00:32] linuxnoob011, true. I suppose I was also just hoping to not reformat just over a system popup that keeps coming up bahaha === Zren_ is now known as Zren [00:32] linuxnoob011: K; let's now see who controls networking ; cat /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf [00:33] linuxnoob011: the line managed=false ?? [00:33] yeah, it's false, but i'll confirm [00:33] false indeed [00:34] Bashing-om, here's the full return so you have it: https://pastebin.com/pfiGQgx0 [00:36] linuxnoob011: Bo fault so far ! .. we getting dhcp ' arp -a ' ? [00:37] linuxnoob011: And still good . a default file for network manager . [00:38] Bashing-om, arp-a: https://pastebin.com/9w8x3yKE [00:40] Hey there. I'm having some issues installing ubuntu 17.04 [00:40] I've had ubuntu installed on one of my two SSDs for a while, with windows on the other [00:41] I also have two HDDs, one 2 TB and one 3TB [00:41] I want to install 17.04 to a 500gb partition on my 2TB drive, freeing up my second ssd [00:43] to do this I've formatted the ssd, and partitioned the drive so that it has my 500gb partion, and a ~700MB fat32 partition with the boot flag, as I understand that is needed for uefi [00:43] which drive do I set for the bootloader? [00:43] linuxnoob011: Houston - We have a problem . My result : http://termbin.com/3rbi . So why is the wired interface not given in your output ... hummmmm . [00:43] do I set it to /dev/sdb or /dev/sdb2 ? [00:44] Bashing-om, indicator lights are on. solid green, flashing orange/yellow. have tried various ports on router and various ethernet cables [00:44] the current ethernet port and cable is confirmed working on another computer that also has a new-ish install of 16.04 [00:45] linuxnoob011: Seems then we have a config issue .. Lemme ponder a bit . [00:45] Bashing-om, want to see my syslog and/or dmesg? [00:45] happy to grep for enp7s0 or whatever else you might think could help [00:47] linuxnoob011: let's for now see what is set for a nameserver ' cat /etc/resolv.conf ' . [00:47] Bashing-om, https://pastebin.com/JEaKd0FX [00:48] i had already removed my script that changes this setting, so this should be the default === Schnabeltierchen is now known as Guest87566 [00:50] linuxnoob011: Default : http://termbin.com/p75p .. same same on yours ? [00:50] Bashing-om, https://pastebin.com/JEaKd0FX [00:50] Bashing-om, so mostly the same, except the addition of fios [00:56] Bashing-om, sorry if i am jumping the gun here, but check out this result from dmesg | grep enp7s0: https://pastebin.com/zMj8AX6e [00:57] linuxnoob011: Woll do . At this point van you even talk to the router on the wired interface ' ping -c3 192.168.1.1 ' . [00:59] Bashing-om, is it cool if i add a -I enp7s0 to that command? [00:59] otherwise think it'll go out over my wifi device [01:00] Bashing-om, ping -I enp7s0 -c3 192.168.1.1: https://pastebin.com/FnDxCmFb [01:02] Bashing-om, also, an interesting tidbit. when i ran the ping command explicitly over the wired interface, my wifi dropped momentarily [01:03] this has been an issue for me, i think--namely, when my ethernet is active, my wifi drops. originally, the drop was permanent, but this time was just temporary (presumbaly becasue we fixed the issue that stopped me from reconnecting to the AP after getting disconnected) [01:04] linuxnoob011: think'n again . [01:04] all good, Bashing-om--I super appreciate it. I've been hitting my head against the wall for almost a week trying to sort this crap out [01:12] linuxnoob011: As is now .. not talking to the router . Let me see what results if I pink explictly with my active NIC ( as I have 3 ) . [01:15] Bashing-om, I have a usb ethernet device i can plug in if that'd somehow be helpful. would be a tomorrow thing as i have to locate a linux driver for it. but my sense is it wouldn't tell us much about why the native ethernet port is being a pain [01:17] LOL, just got an alert from my network manager that the ethernet device is disconnected, Bashing-om. like a random alert that just popped up without my doing anything [01:18] linuxnoob011: Naw, let is not make it more complex than is now . Is the local loop good ' ping -c3 127.0.0.1 ' ? [01:20] yes, that ping works fine over my wifi device (which it defaults to, i think, when I enter the cmd as you gave it), although it does not work over my ethernet device, and once again, killed my wifi when i ran it over the ethernet device (i.e., ran "ping -I enp7s0 -c3 127.0.0.1" [01:20] linuxnoob011: Is there a reason for fios-router.home ? As in my case my router serves . [01:20] Bashing-om, I did not manually add it [01:23] Bashing-om, if you have a handy command to get rid of it, happy to do so. forget the right way to edit that file [01:23] linuxnoob011: K . I put that back on the back burner but keep it in mind . If you turn WIFI off, then on wired can you ping the router ? === Schnabeltierchen is now known as Guest97756 [01:24] linuxnoob011: I am not real up on systemd changes to networking ; what release is this we are working with ? [01:27] Bashing-om, 16.04.3, 4.10.0-33-generic [01:27] i'll turn off wifi and try to ping. brb [01:33] Bashing-om, no dice. gonna upload a few results for you to pastebin, but the computer just is not registering the ethernet connection [01:34] network manager routinely reports the wired connection is disconnected, even after disabling wifi, even though the cable is plugged in (and as mentioned, wire and router port are good to go) [01:36] Bashing-om, like look at this: https://pastebin.com/Te375rTc [01:36] computer might as well not even have a ethernet cable plugged in as far as I can tell! [01:36] linuxnoob011: Look'n . === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:42] linuxnoob011: Drop the firewall ?? As receive is nada . [01:44] Hey there guys. I've just finished installing ubuntu, and now windows isn't showing up in my grub list [01:44] I've tried a few suggestions, probe-os and such, and none are working [01:45] Duckle-kiwi: What results in ubuntu with terminal command ' sudo update-grub ' ? Is Windows picked up ? [01:46] Bashing-om: No :/ [01:46] Bashing-om, as in disable UFW? [01:46] 2 sec, I'll give a rundown of the disks I have [01:46] like as in "sudo ufw disable"? [01:47] or just flush the rules, like sudo iptables -F? [01:47] linuxnoob011: If you have it eneabled. Yes . but know how to restore ! [01:47] So I have a 128GB SSD - SDA, a 2TB HDD - SDB, a 3TB HDD - SDC, and a 128GB SSD - SDD [01:47] windows is installed to SDA, and has it's boot stuff in sda1 [01:48] linux used to be installed to sdd, but I've formatted that ssd for use in my windows environment, and have done a fresh install of ubuntu 17.04 on sdb2 and sdb3 (sdb3 being /boot/efi with the bootflag) [01:49] I'm also now beginning to doubt if the windows install is efi [01:49] Bashing-om, network manager icon shows the wifi symbol, and is flashing bars as if trying to connect [01:49] gonna let it settle on its own and then check ifconfig [01:50] that said, dmesg gives me the impression that the ethernet is continuously cycling between up and down (as shown in the earlier dmesg output I sent you) [01:50] It's not EFI. dammit [01:50] sda is msdos type :/ [01:51] Bashing-om: Can I still boot to windows from grub? [01:52] hmm nvm. I should be able to. The partition table on the currently booted linux install is msdos table [01:52] I'll try and add a custom grub entry and see if that'll work [01:52] be back in 15 minutes [01:53] Duckle-kiwi: Depends; If Windows is EFI, then ubuntu must also be installed in EFI mode for grub to pick up Windows . Can you boot Windows from the firmware boot priority ? [01:54] Bashing-om, ok, exact same behavior as before. think i might have to call it a night [01:54] he left Bashing-om [01:54] Bashing-om, like I disabled ufw [01:54] bazhang: Thanks . I got those turned off . [01:54] np [01:55] Bashing-om, and when i ping on the ehternet device, i still get locked out of wifi temporarily etc. [01:55] is there a reason why an ethernet link might repeatedly report as up then down then up then down etc.? [01:55] it almost sounds like a hardware problem. or another module to be blacklisted? [01:56] linuxnoob011: K; we work om this more . Got to find out why you can not talk to the router . Till NM gets it straight from the router, going to have issues . [01:56] I'm back. It didn't work [01:57] Bashing-om, I'll be back around tomorrow. I really appreciate the help. like i've gotten wifi capabilities back so far, and that's just--so much better than where I was at. [01:57] g'night all! [01:57] duckle-kiwi: My last " Duckle-kiwi: Depends; If Windows is EFI, then ubuntu must also be installed in EFI mode for grub to pick up Windows . Can you boot Windows from the firmware boot priority ? " . [01:57] Bashing-om: Let me open IRC on my laptop [01:58] duckle-kiwi: Mind you .. I am not Window nor EFI loeterate . [01:58] literate* [01:58] I mean, I think I installed it in EFI [02:00] Duckle: Execute : [ -d /sys/firmware/efi ] && echo "Installed in EFI mode" || echo "Installed in Legacy mode" . [02:01] will do [02:02] EFI [02:03] I'll try and boot from the windows ssd from the bios boot menu now [02:04] Bashing-om: Nope, it goes to grub :( [02:07] Duckle: Well, that ain't good, but will take someone who knows Windows booting . Not me . [02:07] :/ [02:07] oh well, thanks for the help though [02:08] Duckle: Not a lot of help. hang on here for some one who does know . [02:09] I'm tempted to just run a windows boot repair :S [02:09] Duckle, what version of ubuntu [02:09] 17.04 [02:09] Duckle, was this install 'along side' [02:10] No, this was custom, because I had to install on a different drive [02:10] Duckle: May take more than just a Windows repair . While waiting what shows ' efibootmgr -v ' for boot entries . may have to install the tool . [02:11] Duckle, so you prepped thise partitions prior to install [02:12] Yeah, I think the issue is that windows is not EFI [02:12] I assumed it'd be, but thinking about it I haven't done a clean install since windows 7\ [02:12] so I guess that windows is still in legacy mode [02:13] Hmm, I should probably install ubuntu in legacy mode too then. [02:13] Duckle, did this so called custom install ever work at all [02:13] well, I'm booted in ubuntu right now [02:14] so it works, sure. [02:14] Just can't see the windows os. [02:26] Now my PC doesn't even see the bootable USB [02:26] fuck [02:30] Well. now grub-update worked. I guess I got it into legacy mode [03:07] if I want to install the default desktop environment that comes packaged with Ubuntu Desktop, which package should I install [03:07] this is using Ubuntu Server [03:08] or I guess I should probably just use the deskop ISO [03:09] !info ubuntu-desktop xenial | nickenchuggets [03:09] nickenchuggets: ubuntu-desktop (source: ubuntu-meta): The Ubuntu desktop system. In component main, is optional. Version 1.361 (xenial), package size 3 kB, installed size 45 kB [03:10] ah, thanks [03:10] at one point I did --no-recommends (forget the flag exactly) when installing gnome-desktop, and it looked like a lot was missing :P [03:11] I didn't have the gear icon menu... so it wasn't easy to shut the computer down [03:11] I did that following someone's suggestion on ask ubuntu [03:12] nickenchuggets: It's all a process of learning :) [03:12] yep, totally [03:12] I figure I'll just use the desktop ISO and get a proper desktop environment going [03:35] hi [03:37] i'm trying to add a spanish (mexican) keyboard layout and it doesn't seem to have the accented in the regular spanish layout [03:37] i'm just doing memrise lessons rn and am confused [03:37] i double checked the layout [03:38] I knew a couple of Mexican firefighters once. Jose and Hose-B. [03:38] !ot > Stifler [03:38] Stifler, please see my private message [03:42] nice [03:42] does !ot give an off topic warning to a person here? [03:42] !ot > zoey [03:42] zoey, please see my private message [03:42] ocool [03:43] :) === rkta_ is now known as rkta [04:53] I tried to uninstall python3 and it removed a lot of things from my computer. Why? [04:57] acetakwas: do in terminal ' apt rdepends python3 ' . [04:59] Bashing-om:: https://paste.ofcode.org/mgewBdw4rsqsAGyVLwAjsR [04:59] That's what happened^ [05:00] Can I reinstall everything? [05:01] Bashing-om:: And this: https://paste.ofcode.org/p43t8FMgPZ79mVu3pmdsjT [05:02] acetakwas: While - yes you can re-install everything - ouch ! so much time and effirt just to know what to re-install . take the easy way out and do a fresh install as you want it to be . [05:04] Bashing-om:: That's going to be difficult [05:05] Can't I do this: https://paste.ofcode.org/7G77z66sEaXX9n9PUKvAPD [05:05] As in, install all those in a one-liner [05:08] acetakwas: Consider the end goal . sudo apt show python3 apt ; depends python3 ; apt rdepends python3 . [05:09] apt depends python3 ** [05:29] every time i boot up my machine eth0 is down and i have to do "ifup eth0". how can i fix so eth0 stays up? [05:42] blackpawn: what's in /etc/network/interfaces , you might need to add "auto eth0" in there. [05:42] thanks i'll check [05:43] it has auto lo whats that? [05:43] and thanks i've added auto eth0 now [06:07] morn guys. which way better to install vim 8 on ubuntu 16? [06:09] !ppa | hhee [06:09] hhee: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa and !ppa-purge [06:10] ducasse, thx a lot === chalcedny is now known as chalcedony [07:07] what do i put in ~/.vnc/xstartup to start up the default environment? i found tutorial that has me do startxfce4 but that doesn't look at all like when i log into the machine locally... [07:07] i tried startkde & and gnome-session & but neither of those work [07:15] hi [07:15] it seems that my window manager just froze [07:15] i cant seem to move any window with mouse [07:16] i can still switch between windows with alt-tab [07:16] i can start new apps with mouse with launcher [07:16] but i cannot move any window or use menus [07:17] has anyone managed to get symlinks working with gvfs? [07:17] this is super annoying [07:18] seems that i cant even switch channels with tabs in hexchat :( [07:22] neure: what happens if you run "unity --replace &" ? [07:22] assuming you use unity [07:31] Ubuntu 15.10 Stuck Python 3.6 [07:31] Ubuntu 15.10 Stuck Python 3.4 [07:31] How to get 3.6? [07:31] acetakwas: 15.10 is EOL, upgrade to 16.04 first [07:31] hateball:: I know. But I need it now. [07:32] How do I upgrade without reinstalling? [07:32] !eolupgrade | acetakwas [07:32] acetakwas: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades [07:32] hateball:: Again. I know. [07:32] It doesn't make the OS useless. [07:32] That said, 16.04 has Python 3.5 so you'll need to use a PPA or upgrade further [07:33] Pretty sure an OS without support or security updates is useless [07:33] And what matters is that it is not supported in here, as the topic will tell you [07:34] hey hey.. ok so say i want to zip/encrypt/scp a file... what should i be using? [07:34] i'd like to do it from command line so i can script it [07:41] crazyhorse18: zip has an encrypt option, but it requires manual input [07:41] So you'd need to find some other utility to encrypt the content you'd zip, I guess [07:41] Can't find a straight forward way to upgrade from 15.10 to 16.04 [07:41] Seems it's not supported. [07:42] crazyhorse18: openssl or gpg maybe for encryption [07:43] hmmm [07:43] acetakwas: ubottu gave you a link on how to upgrade [07:43] hey guys, I had an issue where my ubuntu server crashed and when it came back my mysql server did not work [07:43] 7zip is irratating in that it gives you the list of files [07:43] i tried reinstalling but it fails: https://pastebin.com/raw/BHbjpVaP [07:43] any ideas? [07:44] I just need to get it back enoguh to export the DB [07:44] I did a lot of work on it today and my last backup was from last night [07:46] Hey everyone, I'm trying to compile fillza in ubuntu 16.04 and i keep on getting this error [07:46] Fatal Error: Mismatch between the program and library build versions detected. [07:46] The library used 3.0 (wchar_t,compiler with C++ ABI 1009,wx containers,compatible with 2.8), [07:46] and your program used 3.0 (wchar_t,compiler with C++ ABI 1011,wx containers,compatible with 2.8). [07:46] Aborted === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [07:49] !compile | auser_ [07:49] auser_: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first). Also read !checkinstall === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [08:08] Anyone knows how can install qt5.9 on ubuntu 16.04 server? I've tried https://wiki.qt.io/Install_Qt_5_on_Ubuntu but I'm getting "QXcbConnection: Could not connect to display" [08:11] granitosaurus: maybe you need to set this env var QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen [08:11] granitosaurus: that's a quick web search suggests [08:12] other than that, I suggest asking in #qt [08:13] brainwash, thanks, the env doesn't seem to work: http://ix.io/zGb [08:13] I'll try poking in at #qt then [08:13] please do :) [08:16] hi folks, i imported a openvpn profile in network manager but if i use/connect it then my whole internet connection breaks. If I just use openvpn i dont see the problem. Is there a better client or a way to fix it? [08:32] gebbione: by breaks, do you mean all traffic is tunneled ? [08:32] gebbione: perhaps https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1211110 ? [08:32] Launchpad bug 1211110 in openvpn (Ubuntu) "network manager openvpn dns push data not updating system DNS addresses" [High,Confirmed] === blackadder1337 is now known as nuked0ne [08:50] hi, I've just installed xubuntu (16.04.3 LTS), apt-get update didn't work, I solved it by purging/re-installing libappstreamer3, then upgraded the whole system (apt upgrade) and now I got a kernel panic after X started [08:51] I've got this card as discrete gpu: Topaz XT [Radeon R7 M260/M265] and got a "!!! Unknown header type 7f" in lspci [08:58] ilker: can you try rebooting and picking an older kernel in grub? [08:59] Hi. I've observed a curious behavior on my ubuntu machine [09:00] when I access a network folder (in the default file browser) and leave it unnatended for a while, it automatically goes to the parent behavior [09:00] hateball, sadly, older kernel causes too. I handled system upgrade with chroot on live medium and it was happening even before apt upgrade [09:00] this keeps happening until the browser leaves the network folder completely [09:02] I think this problem is related to 4.4, sad [09:02] ilker: you could try a mainline kernel I guess [09:02] just to see if it is that, but I dunno what else it'd be other than the kernel [09:03] I guess temporary solution is to blacklist amdgpu module [09:04] ilker: hmmm, if you installed with .3 it should have pulled in 4.10 I think... [09:04] known issue, Unknown header type 7f with AMD, see if your vendor got a BIOS/UEFI update [09:05] hi ! anyone with an iphone 5 ? is it easy to transfer files between the device and ubuntu ? what about as a usb mass storage device ? i've read some articles and they say it's not possible. read about jailbreak , but could not find any valid question. [09:05] oerheks, but live medium recognizes it [09:07] installing xserver-xorg-input-libinput was a solution before for being able to keep two fingers on a clickpad and still being able to move the mouse cursor. it doesn't work any more in 16.04. any ideas on how to solve that? [09:08] ilker, i find lot of simular bugs, but no solution. maybe hateball is right, try a newer ubuntu/kernel, 17.04 gives kernel 4.10 [09:08] ilker: you can install linux-generic-hwe-16.04 which should get you 4.10 [09:10] ilker: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [09:12] live medium might use the integraded intel? [09:14] hateball, thanks, I'm trying it right now, oerheks, yep I've no problem with integrated card [09:16] Hello [09:18] exit [09:21] I'm running ubuntu in a KVM/qemu VM and want to add a disk drive using virtio driver. But the disk is not recognized. The virtio_scsi kernel module is loaded. Anything else I need to do? libvirt wiki says any Linux >= 2.6.25 should be ok. [09:21] Hey, I recently had a crash of my ubuntu 17.04 with the following log: (it was about 10:54). Is this a software error, or a hardware error due to i/o or ram or something else? How can I spot the error? [09:22] During the crash, all programs kept running, but I could not start anything new, it said could not load /usr/bin/.. when I tried to start something. This seems like an i/o error, but after the reboot everything seems fine. [09:23] hateball, thanks it's working [09:23] !cookie | hateball [09:23] hateball: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [09:24] I've been using ubuntu variants quite a while but didn't know that hwe thing, quite good [09:25] :) [09:25] It just reminded me I hadnt actually installed it on my own machine :D [09:26] ilker: Very good then! [09:26] It's been around since 14.04 or so iirc [09:26] I was distro hoping last days, such a madness, just quited and switched old good xubuntu [09:34] has anyone managed to get symlinks working with gvfs? [09:43] no one uses iphone with linux ? [09:47] !iphone | ngomes [09:47] ngomes: For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto - For the iPhone and the iPod Touch, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone - See !RockBox for information on liberating your iPod [09:47] !rockbox [09:47] rockbox is an open source firmware replacement for audio players from Archos, iRiver, Apple (iPod), and iAudio. See http://www.rockbox.org/ to get started! [09:51] ngomes: rockbox is for ipod only, not iphone [09:51] ducasse, ok thanks [09:52] the tutorial also talks more about ipod and not iphone [09:52] but looks possible to access files in a easy way [09:52] i will try it later , thanks [10:08] how can i setup new folder permissions to be drwxrwxrwx instead of drwxrwxr-x in Ubuntu Files App? [10:09] realies_: I can help you with command line [10:09] brunch_, i know the chmod [10:10] realies_: setting the user's "umask" for all sessions. Not sure it's possible from one application [10:10] umask 000 https://askubuntu.com/a/473901 [10:10] oerheks, is that gonna be saved after a reboot? [10:11] realies_, only if you define this in .. wait, you didn't read it?| === dacechavez1 is now known as dacechavez [10:15] oerheks, Files app still seems to be creating it with drwxrwxr-x [10:15] i guess i need a reboot [10:15] realies_: probably just a log-out/log-in so the user session is recreated [10:16] TJ- +1, logout/login would do [10:34] any ideas on how to disable xorg synaptics clickpad two finger detection? i don't use gestures and i can't move the mouse pointer if i keep two fingers on the clickpad [10:39] adding psmouse.proto=imps to othe kernel parameters fixes it mostly but it disables the synaptics driver [10:39] akik: did you read through the man page? [10:40] http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man4/synaptics.4.html [10:40] brainwash: no but i've played with xinput and synclient settings === ShalokShalom_ is now known as ShalokShalom [10:41] brainwash: i've disabled gestures but still synaptics is detecting two fingers [10:42] check the bug tracker then [10:42] maybe you'll have to file a bug report [10:43] TouchpadOff=2 sounds what i need [10:43] nope :( [10:57] found a bug report about the issue, open since 2012: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/1026046 [10:57] Launchpad bug 1026046 in xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (Ubuntu) "Missing support for thumb resting on bottom of clickpad" [Medium,In progress] [10:58] installing xserver-xorg-input-libinput-hwe-16.04 didn't fix it, though [10:58] and there's a dependency problem with xserver-xorg-input-libinput [11:02] akik, did you see the last 2 posts on that bugreport? [11:03] oerheks: yes but xserver-xorg-input-libinput-hwe-16.04 doesn't fix it. and the last one is about debian [11:03] i used that package in 15.10 and it fixed it there [11:06] the post before that too? this sounds promissing .. https://askubuntu.com/questions/649103/proper-touchpad-thumb-palm-detection-with-libinput [11:22] there's some kind of problem with the files that get installed into /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d between the libinput and synaptics files [11:23] if i remove the synaptics files from there and leave the libinput file there, it fixes my problem but disables the synaptics driver [11:25] maybe it's ok and now i need to find the configuration for libinput to disable the clickpad bottom area so that clicking doesn't move the mouse cursor [11:28] actually this fixed the bottom area problem too. although now mouse movement is much slower than before [11:30] so what i did was install xserver-xorg-input-libinput-hwe-16.04 and remove 51-synaptics-quirks.conf and 70-synaptics.conf from /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d [11:35] ok finally the speed can be fixed with xinput set-prop "SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad" "libinput Accel Speed" 0.5 [11:36] i wish this wasn't this hard [11:36] when you have a laptop with some 4Go DDR4 2133MHz weld RAM, and you want to add more (4Go or 8 Go, is it important to choose same frequency?) [11:36] sorry, it's more a material question [11:37] ask in ##hardware [11:37] thanks o [12:09] howdy all [12:17] hi i need some help with a gfx installation 980ti someone willing to help? i got logs here: https://www.pastiebin.com/59b28a6ee31c6 [12:18] how to disable fingerprint im on DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 17.04" ? [12:19] im gnome === Vach0n^ is now known as Vach0n [12:24] akik: I wonder why the synaptics config files still have an effect while not using the synaptics driver anymore [12:25] akik: a bug? [12:27] brainwash: they are installed by default and not disabled(?) after install that libinput package [12:28] IIIdefconIII: This is #ubuntu , Not #kali . [12:28] now when i run synclient -l it just says that it can't access the synaptics driver [12:28] i want to install ubuntu live to the usb stick im booting it off [12:28] how do i do this? [12:29] fishcooker: what fingerprint are you referring to! [12:29] akik: obviously it cannot [12:30] brainwash: i think there should be some kind of trigger to disable synaptics if you want to use libinput [12:30] akik: newer ubuntus use libinput by default I think [12:31] akik: I'd think that those two packages would conflict [12:31] brainwash: there was no conflict on 16.04 [12:31] realies_: What! do you care to rephrase that? [12:32] akik: as in, you can have only one of them installed at the same time [12:32] sary, booting ubuntu live off a usb stick, installing it on the same stick, rebooting and booting from the stick [12:33] realies_: That's not possible [12:33] because? [12:34] I assume it is possible [12:34] realies_: is there free space on the USB device so you could do a live repartition to use the free space in a new partition? [12:35] it may be a bit hacky [12:35] auth fingerprint sary [12:35] TJ-, sure, prolly need to redo it as i just formated it from the live distro [12:35] if imon 17.04 then do-release-upgrade it what release i will get next? [12:36] realies_: generally it helps to pre-prepare the USB device so you can pre-emptively edit the partition table to recover the free space (by shrinking the installer partition to the size of the ISO) [12:37] brainwash: if i try to remove xserver-xorg-input-synaptics-hwe-16.04, apt-get also wants to remove xserver-xorg-input-all-hwe-16.04 [12:37] i'm not sure if i want to do that :P [12:37] realies_: but I have done it on a booted live USB a few times; it's tricky though, better to pre-prepare [12:37] let's say i want to upgrade to 17.10 from 17.04 what should i do [12:37] so u can't load the content of the live distro to a ramdisk and install from there? [12:38] akik: input-all is a meta package which pulls in other packages [12:38] akik: package [12:38] brainwash: is it safe to remove? [12:39] akik: I think yes. I don't have it anymore [12:40] akik: here on 17.10 it only pulls in xserver-xorg-input-libinput, and xserver-xorg-input-wacom as recommended package [12:40] realies_: if you've sufficient RAM you could create a ramdisk loop device, install into that, then as the very last step 'dd' it onto the raw USB device and then immediately reboot. [12:41] geez :) [12:41] i gotta redo the flash drive i guess, just formated it [12:41] assuming the installer would be copying from there [12:41] brainwash: ok i removed xserver-xorg-input-all-hwe-16.04 and xorg still working [12:43] realies_: 'dd' the ISO onto the USB (you've probably already done that). Use 'gdisk' to inspect the partition table. Find out how much space the ISO is using, and compare that to the actual ISO file size. Determine the free space then use 'gdisk' to shrink the partition containing the installer to slighlty larger than the ISO file. With the free space create new partition(s) for installing into, then reboot. [12:43] The installer can then be pointed to the USB device's free-space partitions using manual partitioning [12:45] realies_: once you've booted the installed system successfully after doing the install, you can delete the installer partition and re-use that partition. If you install using LVM then you can simply add that partition to the existing volume group and it will be available to use [12:45] /join #ubuntu-server === jelly-home is now known as jelly [12:50] .firstElementChild* I always mix them up/wc [12:51] ops === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [13:23] hello [13:23] can someone help me? [13:23] !ask | xmoon123134x [13:23] xmoon123134x: 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 [13:25] oh ok im sorry, the question is im having problems on ubuntu 16.04 compiling with boost 1.58 ive been trying to upgrade the version but i dont seem to manage it, every time i reinstall boost i end up with version 1.58 [13:30]