[00:00] i used kerio [00:00] tfw u zpaq a zip becaus eyou don't want to globstar in files [00:00] it is okay in my terminal [00:00] but my browser cant use that [00:01] how i have vpn in my terminal and i cant use that in my browser ? [00:03] How do I find the internet stream URL to add to radiotray from https://www.c-span.org/networks/?channel=radio ? === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr [00:13] gartral: Back; Well, We know the GUI is screamming that there is no driver . As to what we can do I rally do not know with Intel . What results ' sudo apt purge xserver-xorg-video* ; sudo reboot ' . See what driver then that the system falls back to . [00:13] demophobia: https://playerservices.streamtheworld.com/api/livestream-redirect/CSPANRADIO.mp3 [00:14] illuminated, how did you find that? [00:15] Bashing-om: well, I don't think that will work, I decided to switch my display manager from lightdm to gdm3 and now I have a graphical environment, but I have NO icons, indicator-plugin crashed, whisker-menu crashed and if I right click my terminals they close/crash (can't really tell which) [00:15] right clicked the page in google chrome, went to 'inspect' in the menu, hovered over the player button, and looked at the code around the player. [00:16] i had tried to view source ... must not be awake yet ... [00:17] illuminated, found it the same way in firefox. thanks [00:17] hi [00:17] how to run some software in other x session as user? [00:18] demophobia: np [00:21] gartral: Make sure the file system is consistent . boot up a live USB and run a file system check/repair ? [00:33] illuminated, how do you find the stream URL at https://soundcloud.com/stations/artist/thomisticinstitute ? [00:33] it seems a relative URL embedded in the page using javascript [00:34] Bashing-om: can you repeat, I crashed my term' [00:35] gartral: My last : Make sure the file system is consistent . boot up a live USB and run a file system check/repair ? [00:43] Bashing-om: the beauty of btrfs is that you don't nessocerilay have to reboot to run the disk test [00:44] Hi there, I'm on Ubuntu 16.04.1 using mgag200 video driver. I have very basic, built-in graphics card with only 1 VGA output. Currently it's pushing 1440x900 resolution to 23" display. Native resolution of the display is 1920x1080. How can I get full 1920x1080 resolution? In the GUI 1440x900 is the max setting. [00:45] gartral: You are where I have never been [ no experience with btrfs either . [00:48] xz: it's possible that 1600x900 is the max that your card supports [00:53] xz: video card is [00:53] gartral: I'm lost with xorg stuff. All tutorials on the internet refer to xorg settings, but I don't even have /etc/X11/xorg* files/directories [00:55] Dreaman: what do you mean? [00:55] your video card model [00:55] my is 940 gtx [00:56] nvidia [00:56] and intel 520 [00:56] from processor [01:06] Dreaman: my video card as reported by lspci is: Matrox Electronics Systems Ltd. MGA G200e [Pilot] ServerEngines (SEP1) [102b:0522] (rev 05) [01:06] hey [01:07] ok [01:19] Dreaman: any suggestions on what I could do to get better resolution? [01:20] no [01:44] Question. Older laptop has AMD C-50 Processor 1.00Ghz, and 2GB RAM (1.6 Usable)...does anyone have a suggestion as to which operating system that could be placed on this thing that it would actually work quick? Or does this thing just need to go in the trash? [01:46] NewUserk: Lubuntu will work on that laptop [01:47] need some help with xbox 360 controller how do I make it only show the active controllers not the inactive which module/driver is doing this... its listing 4 controller but I only want to have 2 since I only have 2 some games won't work right when the other controller aren't synced [01:47] or can I show only synced controllers [01:47] NewUserk: +1 ^ Lubuntu is a faster, more lightweight and energy saving variant of Ubuntu using LXDE, the Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment. It is targeted at "normal" PC and laptop users running on low-spec hardware. [01:47] venzen, Okay thank you, I'll give it a look. [01:47] !hwe [01:47] The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [01:48] Bashing-om, Okay, thanks. [01:48] I'm on Lubuntu 16.04 and want to use the rolling HWE kernel path as suggested by the link above [01:49] however, the install wants to remove lubuntu-core and lubuntu-desktop packages [01:49] and does not ptopose reinstalling them, what is the best option to proceed? [01:50] venzen, those are metapackages [01:50] at least the -desktop is [01:50] they can be removed [01:50] !metapackage | venzen [01:50] venzen: A meta-package is a package that simply depends upon other packages and brings them in. It's not a real package, but a very useful package that can drag in other package versions. [01:52] venzen: bazhang :: apt show lubuntu-core >> " It is also used to help ensure proper upgrades, so it is recommended that it [01:52] not be removed. [01:52] bazhang: ok, if it will not remove my WM and core apps then no problem, i guess, only thing is my system installed a security update to the lubuntu-core package yesterday, so in future i won't get those? [01:53] Bashing-om: indeed [01:54] venzen, you will get all the needed updates etc [01:54] will manually pinning those packages perhaps prevent them from being removed [01:54] venzen, le them go, no issue === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:59] bazhang Bashing-om: removing it seems the only option because it depends on default xserver- packages that are being removed and replaced by HWE [02:00] manually locking lubuntu-core does not change the HWE install's mind, it still proposed force-removing it [02:00] venzen: System is pretty smart . If need later one can just re-install what ever, right ? [02:01] hey guys [02:01] it seems I've completely borked Python2 on my Ubuntu 16.04 box [02:01] getting this error message when I try to run pip(2) or basically anything that uses python2 [02:01] https://gist.github.com/Zorlin/92ca95c277cf9c422e9e5d242f328bfb [02:01] Bashing-om: yep, seems reasonable, let me take the plunge and find out - i'd rather have the hw working than occasional lubuntu-core updates [02:02] bazhang: Bashing-om: thank's for your input [02:03] np [02:03] venzen: :) . I be interested in the fall out . [02:04] Bashing-om: sure, will let you know in a few hours - its quite a large download and install - kernel images and xserver- packages being replaced [02:05] if anyone is interested to see the proposed changes to 16.04 this is the HWE install command: [02:05] sudo apt-get install --install-recommends linux-generic-hwe-16.04 xserver-xorg-hwe-16.04 [02:07] installs kernel 4.10 in 16.04 Desktop. there are is also a server package and a bleeding-edge package as discussed at: [02:07] !hwe [02:07] The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [02:16] where should I put the xboxdrv load in the rc.local or for per user session .bashrc [02:22] anyone? [02:23] i'll put it in my .xprofile per user [02:39] hello.\ [02:40] i need to figure out how to adjust the resolution setting for my webcam within the browser. [02:40] at the automatic resolution(highest one) i end up with framebuffer latency [02:42] hi peet [02:53] hi, ininitux [02:53] Bashing-om: unfortunately, running kernel 4.10 i get AMD-Vi (GPU) driver errors and boot does not complete. Fortunately kernel 4.6 still boots even with the new HWE xserver packages, so i can solve it in time [02:57] perhaps there are issues with the HWE install in Lubuntu aot Ubuntu. The software-updater now wants to install ubuntu-base :) === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [03:23] Hi. I had dual boot with windows10 and ubuntu 16.04 wrking erfectly. I had to format and reinstall window, and now the computer boots straight to windows (i.e. no GRUB). I found this solution online:run this on windows: bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path \EFI\ubuntu\grubx64.efi. Has anyone done this in here? what other solution may I try that does not require livecd? [03:24] yah, Win sucks for that :-/ [03:25] venzen: Pops to mind the graphics driver for th card . ' lspci -nnk | grep -iA3 vga ; lsmod | grep radeon ; lsmod | grep amdgpu ' . What have we for a driver ? [03:28] well, I just ran that command. Let's see if it worked [03:34] Bashing-om: the system is using "amdgpu" with additional modules "i2c_algo_bit, ttm, drm, drm_kms_help" [03:35] Bashing-om: when booting the 4.10 kernel I notice from dmesg output that it cannot get the GPU clock speed [03:35] but 4.6 it determines it correctly [03:35] *with 4.6 [03:37] venzen: 'amdgpu' driver supports the later generation cards . Is it correct for your card ? [03:38] i believe it should be, when running the lspci command you phrased above i get: [03:38] VGA compatible controller [0300]: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Carrizo [1002:9874] (rev c8) [03:38] running lspci -vvv | grep -i topaz >>> 03:00.0 Display controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Topaz XT [Radeon R7 M260/M265] (rev ff) (prog-if ff) [03:42] i ommitted the PCI bus for the VGA controller above - it's "00:01.0", so a different device - let me do some websearching about this [04:00] venzen: If this card is the R7 M260 then yes, confirmed the the amdgpu is the correct driver . [04:02] Bashing-om: what is the device called "Carizzo" that is being reported? is that the same GPU as the R7 ? [04:04] venzen: No .. confused me here also . the "Carizzo" and the "Topaz" are different cards . My reference: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/AMDGPU . [04:06] Bashing-om: i'll look at that. I've found: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMDGPU-Driver [04:06] venzen: ' cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log ' does X see 2 slots ? [04:09] Bashing-om: i suspect so, i see two consecutive lines in the log: [04:09] xfree86: Adding drm device (/dev/dri/card0) [04:09] and [04:09] xfree86: Adding drm device (/dev/dri/card1) [04:14] Bashing-om: this is with xserver-xorg-video-radeon-hwe-16.04 and xserver-xorg-video-amdgpu-hwe-16.04 installed [04:15] Bashing-om: amdgpu driver does not report support for the R7 M260 in the log, although that does not conform to what is reported at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMDGPU-Driver [04:15] perhaps I will try manually install AMD's amdgpu-pro driver [04:17] venzen: Hybrid graphics ? what shows ' xrandr --listproviders ' ? [04:21] Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25570350/ [04:23] Bashing-om: this is with kernel 4.6 running - i have graphics and a working desktop, so that's ok for now [04:24] Bashing-om: however, i want to get other things working, like a wifi firmware crash when NetworkManager tries to switch card modes, and the laptop touchpad is not working (or even detected) [04:24] venzen: Uh huh ! twin AMD cards . It will take some one here with the greater experince than I have ,. But do not think the kernel can cope with this arrangement (???) . [04:25] Bashing-om: i'm not sure, and it is not critical right now - strange that it works with 4.6 but not 4.10, hey? [04:26] Bashing-om: well we explored it and thank you for your help. If anything gives I will let you know [04:33] venzen: Always open to adding to my knowledge base :) [04:35] Ok. I just did a fresh install of lubuntu on my older laptop. It's not letting me connect my wifi. Maybe a driver problem, not sure. When I use the dhclient command I see "RTNETLINK answers: Operation not possible due to RF-Kill" whats going on here [04:37] venzen: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PRIME . Give any idea of a way forward ? [04:48] good morning to all [04:50] why would linux give you a permission denied even while trying to run the command as root === rkta_ is now known as rkta [04:51] such as "sudo echo "blacklist hp_wmi" > /etc/modprobe.d/hp.conf [04:51] NewUserk: whats the denied output? [04:51] bash: /etc/modprobe.d/hp.conf" Permission denied [04:52] This cannot find my wireless card for some unknown reason to me. [04:52] This is some 'fix' i found on a search, just trying it. [04:53] NewUserk: isnt hp.conf and configuration file you need to edit with gedit or nano? [04:53] morning cfhowlett :p [04:54] hey ^3 lotuspsychje [04:54] lotuspsychje: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1324810#p1324810 [04:54] lotuspsychje, This was the suggestion I was giving a try. [04:54] NewUserk: only the first part of that command has sudo privs, the "> .." part doesn't and it needs it, as the filepath is in /etc.. try "echo "blacklist hp_wmi" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/hp.conf" [04:55] NewUserk: whats your ubuntu version?µ [04:55] Bashing-om: PRIME definitely seems appropriate here,so I will explore - thanks for the link! [04:56] !blacklist | NewUserk howto on ubuntu [04:56] NewUserk howto on ubuntu: To blacklist a module, edit /etc/modprobe.d/my_blacklist.conf and add « blacklist » to the end of that list - To explicitly load modules in a specific order, list them in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and type « sudo update-initramfs -u » [04:56] lotuspsychje, lubuntu [04:56] venzen: Is but a way forward . I do not know how prime will apply to twin AMD cards . [04:58] Bashing-om: this seems to be a problem because both cards use the same driver (amdgpu) and the 2nd more powerful card (R7) is not being enabled by the xserver [04:58] Bashing-om: although the xserver sees both cards it is only enabling the first (Carrizo) [04:59] glitsj16, Thanks. That command worked. [05:00] Bashing-om: this gets into xserver config which i have lost skill with since Ubuntu just automagically started working with most hardware back in the 2000s... [05:00] venzen: yeah , As said I do not "think" the kernel can cope with the graphics arrangement . does not know what to do . I do not know how to tell the kernel what to do in this situation . [05:00] NewUserk: you're welcome, enjoy [05:01] glitsj16, Still not able to connect with wifi. My only option may have to be to try and locate an ethernet cord. I attempt ifconfig..and its not even installed. What do you suggest? [05:01] NewUserk: let me read that arch wiki page you linked [05:02] glitsj16, I'm not sure why a new installation wouldn't put ifconfig with it.... [05:02] NewUserk: can you also hastebin us your: sudo lshw -C network please? [05:03] NewUserk: I think ifconfig is deprecated, it's ip these days.. but nothing stops you from installing it via the usual apt commands [05:03] lotuspsychje: ^^ do you run AMD cards ? Any idea on twin AMD cards ? [05:04] lotuspsychje, no, its too much information to write...one thing that sticks out with it is...*-network DISABLED [05:04] lotuspsychje, It does show the wireless card however. [05:05] NewUserk: did you reboot and ran "sudo rfkill unblock all" as suggested in that thread? [05:05] glitsj16, Yes. [05:05] NewUserk: wich chipset is that [05:05] It took the command but accomplished nothing. [05:06] lotuspsychje, You wanting the bus info? [05:06] Bashing-om: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD [05:06] NewUserk: hastebin.com the full output plz [05:06] Halo, I'm having trouble shutting down a network interface, p9p1, because it's "waiting for lock on /run/network/ifstate.p9p1" [05:06] lotuspsychje, I'm not sure how to get it there... [05:06] lotuspsychje, this is on a laptop laying beside me with no connection available [05:07] NewUserk: cant you connect with eth cable neither? [05:07] lotuspsychje, I don't have...ugh. [05:07] I'm using `ifdown p9p1`, and there is a corresponding .pid file in `/run/network/ifup-p9p1.pid` [05:07] ethernet connection would probably work...but I was hoping I could get it to work without one [05:07] NewUserk: i strongly suggest you update your system with a cable somewhere, your system might automaticly find correct wifi drivers aswell [05:08] I'm wondering if all I need to do is kill the process to shutdown the network interface [05:08] NewUserk: with lubuntu version is this exactly plz? [05:08] wich [05:10] 17.04 [05:10] NewUserk: clean install or up to date? [05:10] clean install [05:11] NewUserk: whats the specific chipset that doesnt work? [05:11] why would a lspci -s -vv show in the info under capabilties" [05:11] Bashing-om: usefull aswell: https://askubuntu.com/questions/202028/does-ubuntu-support-ati-dual-graphics [05:12] Bashing-om: i also found this in the AMD forums - related to the proprietary amdgpu-pro driver with and with 2 cards: https://community.amd.com/thread/205475 [05:12] it appears the access is denied to my wireless adapter [05:13] lotuspsychje, I'm not seeing any chipset information. [05:14] NewUserk: is your system uefi? [05:14] how do i know that [05:14] NewUserk: are you sure you have a wifi chipset yes? [05:15] yes [05:15] positive, connected fine with windows 10 wireless [05:16] NewUserk: ok if its w10 you got uefi, notice some uefi settings can block your wifi card [05:16] NewUserk: you remember how you installed lubuntu on uefi settings? [05:16] I downloaded from their website, and burned the iso to a dvd and installed it.. [05:17] I don't recall anything about any uefi settings. [05:18] NewUserk: well ubuntu should give you chipset, even when driver isnt installed...if not i suspect uefi block [05:19] how to unblock? [05:20] NewUserk: did you have wifi connection in your lubuntu setup liveusb? [05:20] network controller: Ralink corp. RT5390 Wireless 802.11n 1T/1R PCIe [05:20] lotuspsychje, No it didn't. [05:20] NewUserk: so you have the chipset... [05:20] Yes, I got it. [05:21] DeviceName: Ralink 5390GN 802.11b/g/n 1x1 WiFi Adapter [05:21] NewUserk: plugin your eth cable and update system please [05:21] lotuspsychje, ok, I figured that would have to be the only way. [05:21] NewUserk: ralink cards might need higher kernels/firmware versions [05:21] !ralink [05:21] Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs [05:22] I appreicate you guys time though. === neoncont_ is now known as neoncontrails [05:50] Hi all. I'm having trouble with my desktop, 16.04 LTS. I've been having it freeze when going to sleep, not waking from sleep, and the networking freezing as well. I've caught it now where the networking is frozen and I don't know what to do. I've turned wifi on/off, networking on/off, and etc/init.d/networking start/stop. Please help. [05:52] Oh, I should add, in all three cases (freezing while going to sleep, not waking from sleep, and network pros) a manual forced reboot brings everything back to "normal" but the issue persists/returns eventually. [05:52] *pros => probs [05:53] Hi EriC^^ you always seem to know a lot, ha. [05:54] hi [05:54] My computer's networking just stops working. 16.04. Any ideas [05:55] Oops, I wasn't finished. On my phone. I've tried toggling wifi, networking, and etc/init.d/networking start/stop [05:55] I have it in this state and haven't restarted it yet. [05:56] Another thing worth mentioning is that when I use command lsusb to see my network adapter, the process just hangs and I cannot kill it with any method I've tried. [05:58] mindofmateo: does "dmesg" show anything? [06:00] I see IPv6...link is not ready, that a few times, in red I see freezing of tasks failed after 20.11 seconds (2 tasks refusing to freeze, wq_busy=0) === cleartcut_ is now known as reuf [06:03] Oh, scrolling up I see something even highlighted in red: RIP join cm hdl+0x265/0x334 [rtl8812au] [06:07] EriC^^ can I pastebin my dmesg to you? [06:07] Ugh, nvm I can't, because I have no connectivity [06:10] I see a few RIP lines [06:11] And 'unable to handle kernel paging request at

[06:18] i got dc [06:20] I saw, lol [06:20] I was having IRC connection issues earlier too [06:20] ironically my wifi keeps disconnecting, i think i found the issue in dmesg just now xD [06:21] the wl module gives a seg fault [06:21] IDK what wl is, seg is segmentation? [06:21] any luck with dmesg? [06:22] yeah wl is the module for my wifi card [06:22] I see some red text and red highlighted text in dmesg, not sure what it means though, nor how to fix it. [06:23] mindofmateo: which network card do you have? [06:23] mindofmateo: type "dmesg | nc termview.me 9999" and paste the link it gives you here [06:24] I was going to pastebin it... But no network 😂The box says OURLiNK Nanos USB adapter AC600, it uses the rtl8812au driver. [06:24] oh [06:25] what does the line in red say roughly? [06:25] Hold on, I will make this work. [06:25] Um [06:26] It says: RIP join_cmd_hdl+0x265/0x334 [rtl8812au] [06:26] Twice it says Freezing of tasks failed after 20 seconds, 2 tasks refusing to freeze [06:32] I'm trying to copy dmesg [06:32] ok [06:34] Can i force /etc/resolv.conf to be filled by the actual information? I am running 17.10 and set up my network using netplan [06:41] !ubuntu+1 | derphili1 [06:41] derphili1: Artful Aardvark is the codename for Ubuntu 17.10 - Support only in #ubuntu+1 [06:42] My computer won't even mount my phone to manually transfer a text file of dmesg [06:43] I'm ready to throw it out the window [06:45] mindofmateo: it does it when you put the computer to sleep? [06:45] is there any way to remove the option to unmount a partition? I have it set to automatically mount on startup, but I don't want the "unmount" button showing up. Ubuntu Gnome 16.04. Here's a screenshot https://i.imgur.com/pRelzbp.png [06:46] Herdo: how did you set it to automatically mount [06:46] Sometimes, yes. Then I have to put it to sleep and wake it again and then everything is normal. But sometimes when I out it to sleep, it "sleeps" but it's still on and completely unresponsive. [06:46] Ben64: gnome disks [06:46] Herdo: undo that and use fstab [06:46] Ben64: OK, I'll give it a shot, thanks === leion1 is now known as leion [06:52] Mindofmateo: any luck? [06:52] OK! I dug around some of my junk and was able to find a BT keyboard and some working batteries, thankfully. I can't get much to work, but at least now I'm not handicapped to using only my thumbs. [06:53] I can start typing dmesg output lines, using thumbs to do that would take forever. [06:53] cool [06:53] Mindofmateo: which kernel are you using? [06:53] seems like the solution would be not to put the computer to sleep? [06:54] Ben64 that doesn't fix the issue though, that's just ignoring it. [06:54] I can get the kernel by typing una me - a? [06:54] *uname - a [06:55] OK, the kernel is 4.4.0-93-generic [06:55] Mindofmateo: stuff like that just doesn't work on some hardware [06:56] I keep it updated regularly. [06:56] Ben64: you mean putting the system to sleep doesn't work on some hardware? [06:56] correct [06:56] Mindofmateo: have you tried the hwe stack? [06:57] That's so wtf. I can't remember what started/caused this issue, but it wasn't doing it forever, it just started somewhat recently. ducasse: IDK what the he stack is. [06:57] Hwe* [06:57] !hwe [06:57] The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [06:57] i totally agree with Ben64, but a newer kernel might have better support for your hw. [06:57] ducasse: thanks for the hint! [06:58] for 16.04 the link is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/RollingLTSEnablementStack [06:58] Mindofmateo: try updating the kernel to 96 [06:58] Mindofmateo: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [06:58] I can't do that stuff because my networking does nothing. [06:58] basically install the 'linux-generic-hwe-16.04-edge' package and it'll get you a newer kernel [06:59] Mindofmateo: type "ls -l /boot/vmlinuz*" and see which is the oldest number there [06:59] When I enable networking, nothing shows up [06:59] Mindofmateo: from what you said it works after reboot [07:00] The oldest number is 0-45 [07:00] I mean, 4.4.0-45 [07:02] The last line highlighted in red in dmesg is: RIP [] join_cmd_hdl+0x265/0x334 [rtl8812au] === leion1 is now known as leion [07:03] Preceding that, highlighted in red is: BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request at $Address [07:05] Directly followed by: IP: $another address join_cmd_hdl+0x265/0x334 [rtl8812au] [07:08] Mindofmateo: heh, it's almost the same as mine [07:08] this is my dmesg http://paste.ubuntu.com/25570842/ [07:09] oh wait, it's pretty different, i must have been searching your error earlier with the join_cmd stuff, nevermind [07:09] Hm, doesn't look much alike to me [07:10] Oh [07:10] Mindofmateo: restart the pc, hold shift to get grub, go to advanced > choose the 45 kernel and see how it works [07:10] if it's ok try updating the system with sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade and see how the latest one works [07:10] Instead of upgrading it to hwe/96? [07:10] Ok [07:10] Mindofmateo: a sec though [07:11] what exactly is the issue? the wifi drops intermittently? after suspend it doesn't work? [07:13] I don't even know. It's like there's suddenly no network capability. If I enable networking from the top menu bar, sometimes it will do nothing, as if networking is enabled but no NIC is present. Other times it "works" and connects to my wifi SSID, but there's no actual network or Internet connectivity. Sometimes going to sleep and waking it will m [07:13] ake it work, but sometimes that freezes. Restarting seems to set it straight (but always temporarily) [07:14] Just all of the sudden there is a toast/notification/pop-up (not sure the terminology in ubuntu) in the top right corner saying network disconnected. [07:15] I don't know if these issues are related or have nothing to do with each other either. [07:15] Mindofmateo: ok try the older kernel and see how it goes [07:15] Mindofmateo: my guess is it's doing some seg fault, mine is doing the same [07:16] Alright. The thing is, I haven't been able to trace back what caused these issues to come up, nor have I been able to identify what the trigger/s are. [07:16] sometimes sudo service networking restart and sudo service network-manager restart fixes it, sometimes i have to reboot [07:17] yeah it's annoying [07:20] I've even disconnected all non essential peripherals and devices to see if that had anything to do with it, IDK === kyle_ is now known as Guest1623 [07:30] !ping [07:30] pong! [07:32] Mindofmateo: fwiw sudo service network-manager restart seems to fix it for me [07:33] If there's *one* good thing that came of all this, it's instilled the fear of gods in me that I need to save my work and history and everything like every 60 seconds. I tried that command, and I just got a reflash of the "you are now disconnected" notification. [07:34] Is there a proper term for those windows that become hazy on mouse over? The messages/notifications that come up in the top right corner. === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [07:35] Oh, I just remembered something... I'd get messages like those that mentioned Avahi something [07:35] I'd have to find the screenshot I took to remember exactly what it said though. === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [07:38] Also, in the mean time, is it possible to bind key combos/shortcuts to extra keys on my keyboard? I have 9 extra buttons that currently serve no purpose or function. [07:39] Or maybe map is the word I was looking for === Stanley00_ is now known as Stanley00 === thorre_se is now known as thorre [07:46] Mindofmateo: how you do that depends on your de/wm, or you can use xbindkeys to do it independently of them. [07:48] What are the pros and cons of using the former vs the latter? [07:51] the former is what you need if you want to bind to specific desktop functions, the latter is good for launching programs or scripts (especially if you use more than one de/wm regularly). === leion1 is now known as leion [07:53] Makes sense. You use sudo apt-get install xbindkeys? [07:55] yes. you need to read the docs on how to set it up, there are examples in the default config. [08:10] Oh EriC^^ when I used 45, it didn't work, I rebooted to 93 and started the dist-upgrade. Just a friendly FYI [08:12] I am getting this error --> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1588637 <-- on ubuntu minimal on my laptop, my wifi does not work at all just toally crashes (the wifi I mean, network manager totally unresponsive) and I have that trace in dmesg. Does anyone know if this would have been fixed in 17.10 ? if so I can install the beta. I had 16.04 ubuntu mate on there and it worked so the [08:12] Launchpad bug 1588637 in linux (Ubuntu) " iwlwifi: Microcode SW error detected. Restarting 0x2000000" [Medium,Invalid] [08:12] problem has been introduced as far as I know within the last year [08:13] Its also pretty strange. if I try to connect qot a wifi network, network manager crashes then if I ping www.google.com I cant even Ctrl + C out of it... pretty much everything is unresponsive [08:13] cant even sudo reboot [08:13] I need to turn it off by holding the laptop button [08:14] Kingsy: if it works on 16.04 why not use 16.04 [08:16] Just because its old... [08:16] no it isn't, it's still supported until 2021 [08:16] I know the support is there.. I just always prefer to install the latest. [08:17] I would test with 17.10 [08:17] yeah I was thinking that. [08:17] you can easily do it via live usb/cd [08:17] Is there a ubuntu minimal 17.10 iso? [08:19] http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/376/builds === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [08:48] Alright. I rebooted to kernel 4.4.0-45 generic, the network didn't work. IDK if that has something to do with the drivers being specific to -93? Then I rebooted to -93, the network was functional, I did update, upgrade, dist-upgrade, and rebooted to -96... No network. I have the drivers on a flash drive and the install script didn't work becaus [08:48] e it needs net connectivity. So now I'm back on -93. [08:49] I'm looking at the HWE Stack/Rolling TLS Enablement page I was linked to earlier... and I'm not super-user enough nor rested enough to understand what it means. [08:55] Hello! I'd like a blog or something similar from where I can read commands [08:55] Not from semi advanced to advanced [08:55] From* [09:00] Hi, when I want to shutdown/reboot from GUI I always need to click the Button twice. On terminal it works directly. How can I fix that? (Xubu 16.04.3) [09:02] hi. So after a kernel update, I rebooted. And although I have my usb dongle with uks key on it inserted in laptop, ubuntu stil asks me about my key for home. Was working for years. I don't know what's going on [09:04] feodoran: I would run "xfce4-session-logout" in a terminal window, and see if it prints any error message after the first click [09:06] feodoran, use systemctl to shutdown [09:06] brainwash: nothing [09:07] murii: you mean in terminal? [09:07] yep [09:07] murii: how is that helpful for a GUI issue? [09:07] feodoran, at least you can shutdown the machine. [09:08] murii: the issue is not that I cannot shudown [09:08] ok, I understand [09:08] feodoran: it could be a known issue. best to ask in #xubuntu I think [09:09] brainwash: ok, I'll try [09:19] ok. wierd. now it's booting fine [09:20] cerion: what is a uks key? [09:20] I meant LUKS key [09:20] Try as I might, teh google is only giving me info on Brexit. [09:39] Hello, i restarted my ubuntu 17.04 install and i am no longer able to start/login. After i select to boot into ubuntu (i have dual boot with windows 7), it shows me a black screen in a loop saying /dev/sda3 recovering journal Clearing orphaned inode [09:39] could someone help me with this? [09:40] the last message says /dev/sda3 clean, blocks ... and then the screen goes blank and reappears in a loop [09:50] brainwash: heh I don't see it there, am I blind? [09:50] Kingsy: netboot [09:51] ahh ok thanks! [09:51] Kingsy: but for a quick test why not take the regular ubuntu iso? [09:54] Windows 7 boots fine but ubuntu doesn't. Also Alt+Ctrl+F3 doesn't work [09:56] brainwash: yeah fair enough, I'll do that [09:56] are all of these isos 17.10 ? [09:56] yes. 17.10 daily [09:56] nice [09:56] I'll give it a go [09:57] I really don't want to have to go all the way back to 16.04.. it'll annoy me. heh. Might even have to go foer a different disdtro if it comes to that [09:59] well, I assume it's a bug with the kernel and/or firmware files [09:59] so, using more recent versions of both should fix the issue [10:39] hi [10:39] is there a way to upgrade 15.04 to 16.04? [10:39] do-release-upgrade says it is not supported [10:40] !eolupgrade | naquad [10:40] naquad: 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 === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon [10:54] hateball, thanks === OnkelTem_ is now known as OnkelTem\ === OnkelTem\ is now known as OnkelTem === neoncont_ is now known as neoncontrails [11:24] Hi all === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [11:42] Hello, I asked about a problem with booting into ubuntu 17.04 earlier, but then I got disconnected. Going to re-post my problem. I am unable to boot into ubuntu, while Windows 7 works fine. I get a message Recovering journal, Clearing orphaned inode in a loop [11:53] pytho [11:57] Hi all. I'm getting this error with scp: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/212203962b0988ae7d71da13e2582718 [11:58] I'm trying to scp a file from this computer to host3 (through host2 through host1) [11:58] and it's stuck at "debug1: Sending command: scp -v -t ~" === ShalokShalom_ is now known as ShalokShalom === KindTwo is now known as KindOne === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [12:28] does ubuntu have a good raw image editor like photoshop? [12:31] Is it possible to configure your ssh client to connect to 192.168.x.y on port z when entering `ssh example`? [12:31] !info rawstudio [12:31]