[00:00] urgodfather: yes, but it is in 16.04 [00:00] birkoff: it is released and that makes it as stable as anything else released. It is not an LT [00:00] nacc: you are correct my friend [00:00] thank you! [00:01] urgodfather: np, aiui, mythbuntu was just an ISO version of some of the default packages [00:02] urgodfather: the mythbuntu ppa also is still maintained, afaict [00:02] thats good to know [00:03] microshitheads fubared my htpc [00:03] microsoft* [00:03] so... now im on the mission to rebuild [00:04] preferably backend and frontend on the same machine but for some reason i remember having problems with it long term [00:37] how do i list pcie devices [00:37] looks like i have to track down how to get my tuner working [00:37] urgodfather, lspci [00:37] thats what i thought [00:37] im used to using grep [00:38] urgodfather, lspci -k | grep blahh [00:39] hmm.... according to linuxtv my card has been supported by linux for years [01:58] i have a basic function like https://pastebin.com/YhKg70bV with allwos me to select files and then open one with default editor by entering a number. only issue is i can't get make it scrollable with more or less. i''ve tried adding | less at the end, to no effect. any ideas? === mojtaba2 is now known as mojtaba === mojtaba1 is now known as mojtaba [02:29] Hi all! Ubuntu Mate: is there any way to enable a search function like in macOS: cmd + space or Windows with the windows key? I can find the MATE Search Tool but it isn't quite the same thing. Usually I like to launch software with that macOS cmd + space style [02:30] evening! Anyone here know anything about ajenti? [03:01] norsu, like alt+f2? [03:05] norsu: there is synapse === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [03:36] doug16k: ok yes that is the MATE Search Tool but just is a bit klunky compared to macOS or Win version of the ~same thing [03:37] I guess you are running mate then. this is #ubuntu so I assumed you were using unity [03:38] mint* [03:39] there's a ubuntu mate? ok :) [03:39] I'm a defaults guy [03:39] ain't broke and all that [04:01] Hello. I'm stuck. Last 1.5 yrs running Ubuntu. Never an issue.... [04:02] My wifi is dead now. Just won't connect to any network. Spins, times out, then disconnects. [04:02] I've been troubleshooting on the ubuntu network troubleshooter, but no leads. [04:02] Any help on here tonight? [04:03] no_wee_fee: can you pastebin the output of "sudo dmesg | tail -n50" ? let me know if you need help doing that [04:04] Sure thing. Here you go: https://paste.ubuntu.com/25690273/ [04:06] hm nothing stands out. can you try to connect again, and then re-run that command and pastebin it? that way I can see what logs are generated when you run it by comparing it against what you just sent me [04:08] sorry! I saw where you were going so I disconnected the LAN and tried connecting to wifi to generate more dmesg: https://paste.ubuntu.com/25690301/ [04:09] eh [04:09] [ sorry! I saw where you were going so I disconnected the LAN and tried connecting to wifi to generate more dmesg: https://paste.ubuntu.com/25690301/ [04:10] okay perfect. I see line 39 of that paste and I'm trying to understand what "Reason 2" means [04:11] I know the disconnect was line 39 because of the timestamps - there is a jump in time from 38 to 39. I will look now to figure out what that mysterious 2 is :) [04:12] nichttps://supportforums.cisco.com/t5/wireless-mobility-documents/802-11-association-status-802-11-deauth-reason-codes/ta-p/3148055 [04:12] here are some deauth codes from Cisco. Wonder if this helps [04:12] "2 Previous authentication no longer valid NOT SUPPORTED" ?? [04:13] no_wee_fee_: I see some people who had the same issue and resolved it this way: https://askubuntu.com/a/689492 [04:13] basically it seems it might be related to some ipv6 settings that you don't likely need. try disabling them and then trying. I doubt you need to reboot but it won't hurt if it doesn't work without it [04:16] nickgarvey: I already have IPv6 disabled. I can't remember how I did it though (was a long time ago). I'll read through the post you recommended (lots of info!) and let the room know what I find. [04:16] Thanks for that killer dmesg debug command! [04:18] sounds good, good luck! :) [04:23] how can I enable colors in bash? is it a compile time option or is there a setting? [04:23] xorpad: what kind of colors? do you mean for ls in particular? [04:24] I mean for the bash shell [04:24] My rapsberry pi running ubuntu is monochromatic in every terminal [04:24] what component of the shell? do you mean your prompt? the output of particular commands? [04:25] basically, when I use ubuntu on my pc the text is color coded to a certain extent and is not on the pi [04:26] can you send a picture of what you mean? there are different settings for different colors and I want to make sure I suggest the right thing for you [04:28] I don't have one [04:29] I currently don't have any shells open with color in them [04:29] xorpad: okay. I think what you are really looking for is "dircolors". search around for how to set that up and that might do it for you [04:29] let me know if you have any questions on it, happy to help [04:30] dircolors sounds like a term for what I'm looking for [04:31] thank you much sir === rkta_ is now known as rkta [04:54] hello nickgarvey: no go buddy. disabling ipv6 on each wifi connection in NM did not solve the issue. [04:54] Any further ideas? [04:56] The "reason 2" according to the Cisco site said "prior authentication no longer valid" [04:57] If I run `nmcli dev`during the handshake, it yields this: https://paste.ubuntu.com/25690443/ [04:57] WHich is quite interesting. Its like my network manager is not prompting me for credentials nor using any I might have stored. [04:58] I recently deleted all stored wifi networks in NM. This is around the time everything started happening. [04:58] no_wee_fee: hm. I found the same thing - reason 2 means it's an authentication issue [04:59] yep. so why isn't NM prompting me for creds? [04:59] I would experiment with different WiFi security settings and see if you make progress, but I'm just guessing on this [04:59] see if you can manually force a particular authentication (that hopefully matches the right one!) and see if that gives you a prompt [04:59] hm. ok. maybe i'll reinstall NM as well. [05:06] nickgarvey: just disabled wifi authentication altogether and still same issue. [05:16] hello. Any wifi gurus in here? [05:16] I am articulate :) and have a baffling issue [05:17] Check out the results of `nmcli -s a` and `sudo dmesg | tail -n100`: https://paste.ubuntu.com/25690511/ [05:18] By the way, these two commands in conjunction can do a lot!! for wifi troubleshooting!! [05:19] During this time, my wifi icon just spins, spins, then times out and says "disconnected" [05:19] I've deleted all profiles in Network Manager so each connection should prompt me for a password, but it doesn't. [05:20] I don't know if you see that "Reason 2" on line 36 and 101, but looking it up here: https://supportforums.cisco.com/t5/wireless-mobility-documents/802-11-association-status-802-11-deauth-reason-codes/ta-p/3148055 yeilds very little [05:25] no_wee_fee_: try to compact your issue with details [05:25] no_wee_fee_: ubuntu version? kernel? wifi chipset? [05:27] Hi All [05:27] I'm trying to login to root shell through recovery mode [05:27] Could you please help [05:28] cfhowlett: morning :p [05:28] lotuspsychje: sure thing! https://paste.ubuntu.com/25690557/ [05:28] hey ^3 lotuspsychje! [05:29] no_wee_fee_: and your problem is? [05:29] Check out the results of `nmcli -s a` and `sudo dmesg | tail -n100`: https://paste.ubuntu.com/25690511/ [05:29] Wifi will not connect to a wifi connection it ALWAYS had connected to before. [05:30] Wifi icon just spins, spins, then times out and shows "disconnected" icon [05:30] no_wee_fee_: did you try boot an older kernel? [05:30] no_wee_fee_: and what about on 16.04.2 did it work properly then? [05:31] I have never tried that before. I usually issue that one "autoclean" command to keep my boot partition small [05:31] lotuspsychje: it might have. I've been doing loads of things with the laptop lately. Not sure which "thing" changed [05:31] no_wee_fee_, autoremove should reatain at least 1 old kernel [05:32] no_wee_fee_: another thing to try is a clean liveusb test your wifi [05:32] My ubuntu 16.04 is broken. [05:33] arunkumar413, no details = no answers [05:33] !details [05:33] Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. [05:33] lotuspsychje: thats a good idea. I did turn authentication off on the router and it still had the same problem. [05:33] GUI is broken. Need to drop in to root shell n install the correct graphic driver [05:34] arunkumar413: what graphics card? [05:34] AMD [05:35] arunkumar413: ubuntu version? [05:35] https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/MjgzjrWk/irccloudcapture854633691.jpg [05:35] 16.04 [05:36] Just shared the screen shot of lspci [05:37] arunkumar413: what did you do to get there? ubuntu should be installing fine on that card [05:37] lotuspsychje: spun up a tails live usb. will try booting to that and testing wifi. thank you very much for the idea. [05:38] Dropped into rootshell through recovery mode [05:38] Yesterday we installed a wrong driver by mistake [05:39] arunkumar413: what driver? [05:39] Amdgpu [05:40] arunkumar413: sudo apt purge your-wrong-driver [05:40] We were able to remove it. But couldn't install the correct driver due to network issue. Now i connected the Ethernet cable to the laptop [05:41] Unable to bring up the WiFi in root shell [05:41] cable to the rescue arunkumar413 [05:42] What should i do now to connect to the Ethernet [05:42] arunkumar413: plug in the cable and recoverymode with network enabled [05:43] In rootshell now [05:43] arunkumar413: ubuntu-drivers should show you your available drivers list [05:44] Not showing [05:44] arunkumar413: ubuntu-drivers --list perhaps [05:45] No it's not working [05:45] First lets bring up the eth0 interfce [05:45] Ifconfig eth0 up is not working [05:49] these are the options in recovery menu https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/OKMVH12Y/irccloudcapture-577487288.jpg [05:50] arunkumar413: enable network [05:50] How? [05:50] arunkumar413: check your screen, it says enable network right [05:50] I only know a few basic commands. I'm not a pro [05:51] Did that [05:51] Nothing happens [05:51] arunkumar413: ok now goto rootshell again [05:51] Ok. In rootshell now [05:51] and do your thing [05:52] it now shows three interfaces https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/gnd6YM1w/irccloudcapture-352948033.jpg [05:53] arunkumar413: ubuntu-drivers --list [05:54] This command isn't working [05:54] is this a laptop? any chance you hit the kill wifi button? [05:54] it says some commands are required https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/2bC45PCE/irccloudcapture668788159.jpg [05:54] arunkumar413: ubuntu-drivers list [05:55] www.google.com [05:55] Yes it's a laptop. I didn't hit the WiFi button [05:59] do you think it's connected to internet https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/NewuYpd9/irccloudcapture-1220279339.jpg [05:59] I ran ping 8.8.8.8 [06:00] Hello. Is there anyone here who understand how the display stack in Linux works? [06:00] best to ask your actual question [06:01] What is the difference between Xorg and tty console in handling screen output? [06:03] I met a bug in Ubuntu where it logs me off every time I turn off a screen. But if I switch to tty console first, I can evade the bug. [06:03] lotuspsychje: are u there? [06:03] The bug only affect me in Gnome shell [06:03] What package could be responsible? [06:04] arunkumar413: ubuntu-drivers list [06:05] Amd64-microcode [06:08] yookoala: yoir on 17.10? [06:09] arunkumar413: try ubuntu-drivers autoinstall [06:10] It's not connected to internet [06:13] this is what happen after running auto install drivers https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/zYnzrLUG/irccloudcapture-1588020431.jpg [06:14] arunkumar413: how about sudo apt purge amdgpu, as that made you get black screen [06:14] arunkumar413: by default system should use radeon [06:18] these are the graphic cards on my system https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/MiWtkAnl/irccloudcapture1080904592.jpg [06:18] One seem to be built in priocessor n the other is external [06:20] First help me connect to internet. Then we can resolve the graphic drivrr issue [06:37] ?? [06:38] lotuspsychje: ?? [06:40] question: Is there anyway I can setup Unifont as the console font in tty? I tried "dpkg-reconfigure console-setup" but the font, even is installed in /usr/share/consolefonts directory, is not available for selection. [06:41] yookoala: which release is this? [06:41] Does it matter? [06:41] yes. [06:41] (17.10) [06:41] ok, ask in #ubuntu+1, then [06:43] What if I were in 17.04? [06:43] (I also have 17.04 machine) [06:44] we don't do "what if" here. [06:51] lotuspsychje: Are you there === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [07:00] ?? [07:08] anybody help plz [07:27] ? [07:30] hello! I'm seriously stuck here. No wifi working for last two days. Any wifi gurus out there? : https://paste.ubuntu.com/25690988/ [07:34] all other computers connect to router just fine. This computer will not connect to ANY wifi for some reason. Only LAN [07:43] ...pressed a possible hardware button for wifi off? [07:43] if it's a laptop [07:48] according to rfkill it's not blocked and it can see the ap's around it, so probably not [08:01] I am on Ubuntu 16.04 with KDE plasma DE. Android 6 MTP SD card is not allowing me to paste from PC. I am paste files into one folder but not all. What can be the issue? [08:24] h [08:24] Hello i have a number of issues, first: o'm on a laptop and i cantget the battery icon to show in the top right [08:43] Able to connect to internet fro command line [08:43] Now want to intall the graphic drivers [08:47] could running these commands with hard drive installation cause further problems or is it best to do it from a live cd? [08:47] http://howtoubuntu.org/how-to-repair-restore-reinstall-grub-2-with-a-ubuntu-live-cd [08:52] Sterist, does not mather [08:52] absolutely certain? :) [08:52] as long as you can chroot into the correct install you work from hd anyway [08:57] Sterist, you do got more then one install right ? [08:57] Sterist, just so you understand that chroot = jumps into other install [08:57] so if you trying to repair your current install you doing this from you dont need to do that [08:59] so skip chroot command? [09:00] Sterist, lets just start from start ;) what issue do you got on your current install [09:00] I have win7 and ubuntu 17.04 nothing else (yet) [09:01] when I boot I get thrown into grub rescue [09:01] ok so you can only boot live now then ? [09:01] I turned off swap, commented it out, deleted the partition, and that caused the sda numbers to shift [09:02] no, I know the commands to temporarily set grub to look to the right partition [09:02] but I cannot for the life of me get it to STAY that way (-_-) [09:03] swap was sda5, root sda6, home sda7 [09:04] Sterist, sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg [09:04] deleting 5 turned 6 into 5 and 7 into 6, but grub still sniffing out sda6 [09:04] one moment :) [09:06] I've ran mkconfig before as well as grub update, did not fix anything. [09:07] is this supposed to do something different from the naked command [09:07] is your fstab messed upp also if drive letter switched ? [09:07] nano /etc/fstab [09:07] make em correct if they are wrong [09:07] drive letters I'm fairly confident are untouched, should be just partition numbers [09:09] it still shows sda5 as swap, but, also commented out. [09:09] in fstab [09:09] fstab probably uses uuid if it's still default [09:09] and the original sda6 and 7 [09:10] though they are now sda5 and 6 [09:10] hmm [09:10] does ubuntu got gen-fstab command in repo ? im not an ubuntu user :) [09:10] and I do see uuid mentioned for each. [09:11] haven't a clue. I can guess that's "generate fstab" but the vast majority of commands I do not know til I've needed to learn about them. [09:12] previously when i've removed partitions in fdisk, the other partitions have kept their partition numbers [09:12] if you remove a partition at the end, they will remain the same [09:13] if you remove one anywhere else, all others after it will shift backwards one number [09:14] Command to install the Radeon driver [09:14] sorry my IRC client freaked. disconnected almost immediately after my previous message. [09:15] Sterist, you missed nothing, new [09:16] Sterist, what did grub-mkconfig command output look like can you pastebin it [09:16] IRC is on my phone, different devices [09:17] well did it find correct entrys then ? [09:18] not sure I know enough about what I'm looking at to determine what's correct and not [09:18] but... [09:19] I do see lots of msdos5 throughout it, and not msdos6 [09:19] try to see if it worked then reboot [09:19] seems to suggest it's correct but it was like this last time too when I rebooted. [09:20] Sterist: what's the output of `sudo sfdisk --dump /dev/sda; cat /etc/fstab`? [09:21] Sterist: compare the uuids in /etc/fstab to those provided by: lsblk -fs [09:21] which of these should I do first (0_o) [09:21] They are basically the same thing, do mine [09:21] As it has more info [09:21] your fstab needs to be correct do do what tomreyn said [09:23] command sounds dangerous, is that making a log file overwriting my client fstab..? [09:23] current** [09:23] No, they are read-only commands, they don't modify anything [09:23] dump means "display all info in text mode" [09:25] I see all partitions sda1 thru 6, lacking 4 probably because it's an extended that contains everything that is and was ubuntu related [09:25] Can you put the result to pastebin? [09:25] !paste [09:25] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [09:25] different devices. an extra hurdle. hang on [09:27] paste.ubuntu.com/25691414 [09:28] what's my prognosis doc ;( [09:29] Sterist: sorry, sfdisk in msdos partition tables doesn't list the uuid, so please also upload the output of `lsblk --fs` as tomreyn said [09:29] sudo lsblk --fs [09:29] * alkisg was using sfdisk in gpt disk... [09:31] just one dash, though [09:32] lsblk -fs [09:32] sudo not needed [09:32] The new style with two, the old with one... [09:32] paste.ubuntu.com/25691431 [09:32] Sudo is needed when the partitions aren't mounted [09:32] and I used 2 dashes :) [09:33] Sterist: all seem fine, so just run `sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc` and select "sda" as the boot device [09:34] that's the magic command I've been hunting for? could it be? :D [09:34] Haha [09:34] You'll tell us after reboot :) [09:34] I shall screenshot the shit out of it. [09:35] quiet_splash leave it alone? [09:35] Yes [09:35] Just enter there [09:36] You can also use tab and space for navigation of buttons and check boxes etc, when needed [09:37] I'm at an info screen and it kinda seems as if the terminal has hanged [09:37] Wait 30 secs, then press enter [09:37] If you don't see a prompt then... tell us [09:37] alkisg: btw, the uuids you get with gpt tables are not filesystem uuids but partition uuids - often listed as 'partuuid' [09:38] ram appears completely full. half consumed by cache [09:39] ducasse: thanks, I saw 2 things there and I thought it included both partuuid and uuid, but no, it was "type" and partuuid [09:39] I was looking for a command that would list partition order as well, since lsblk and blkid don't [09:39] cpu almost completely idle, virtually 0 read or write activity, and terminal still not acknowledging my input [09:39] But in this case 2 commands were needed for full info [09:40] I got it. had to use tab key to highlight OK [09:40] Sterist: what's the last message that dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc produced? [09:40] Eh :) [09:40] (12:36:21 μμ) alkisg: You can also use tab and space for navigation of buttons and check boxes etc, when needed [09:41] Sterist: remember to check sda, not e.g. sda5 [09:42] rebooting. [09:42] bingo! [09:42] Yey! Note down the magic command! :D [09:43] and as your reward, I have another problem for ya ;) [09:43] Hahaha [09:43] software center won't load nada [09:43] * alkisg is using synaptic since software center is no longer developed [09:43] just shows categories without images [09:43] ...and gnome software isn't yet ready [09:44] it was working 2 days ago then poof :( [09:44] Run it from terminal and pastebin the output [09:46] not quite sure how to run from terminal [09:46] As I'm not sure which software center you're running, run `ps aux| grep soft` and see the command [09:46] It might be gnome-software or software-center etc [09:47] Also, I'll go afk for a while, so maybe someone else can help you on that one... [09:50] I see /usr/bin/gnome-software --gapplication-service [09:55] How does one tell ubuntu to not shut down a network interface on system restart? [09:56] How to install Radeon graphic driver on Ubuntu 16.04 from command line [09:58] Mostly I'm just sick of configuring the network interface every time the system restarts and want to save its configuration. [09:59] unfortunately I don't have the knowledge on how to do so but you could create a script to do it upon reboot [10:00] See, I have two interfaces and only ONE of them loses configuration. [10:00] clamscan -r --bell -i /home/username /home/username/clamav2.log [10:01] is already running 15 mins [10:01] no results [10:01] should I wait for it to finish [10:01] arunkumar413: radeon is an open source driver, if you have matching hardware and no /etc/xorg.conf (and did not change / have changed files in /usr/share/X11/ ) it should get loaded automatically. [10:02] my pc thinks crtl is pressed sometimes, when it's not [10:02] Oh man, could be a keyboard problem. [10:02] the button seems fine [10:02] razorsharpfang: configure them either using network-manager (using it's GUI, UI (nmtui) or CLI (nmcli)) or /etc/network/interfaces [10:03] tomreyn: Is ifconfig not going to save its changes? [10:03] razorsharpfang: no, never did. [10:03] hoho, that explains that. [10:04] tomreyn: I like how the file tells you how to get help on it inside it. [10:05] i insert usb card, but where i can find it? [10:06] googl3: does the temrinal command "lsusb" list it? [10:10] tomreyn: amd64-microcode is the drivrr in use [10:10] My laptop is a hybrid configuration [10:11] It has a built-in graphic card and an external graphic card [10:11] Also how to know which graphic driver is in use? [10:13] tomreyn: seems like radeon driver has a problem https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/5Is22Rlp/irccloudcapture-2093793249.jpg [10:13] `lspci -nn -k | grep -A 3 VGA` tells you hardware, drivers in use etc [10:14] tomreyn: i have no idea, because there is a very strange name [10:16] alkisg: Radeon seem to be loaded but not used [10:16] https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/jjyt6hTt/irccloudcapture494007728.jpg [10:17] any idea why Gparted is seen as newest version at 0.25.0-1 when that version is pre- 2017 [10:17] Ububtu-drivers devices command returns amd64-microcode [10:18] arunkumar413: amd64-microcode is not a graphics driver, it's microcode updates for your processor [10:19] Sterist: which release are you on? [10:19] 17.04 [10:19] !info gparted zesty [10:19] gparted (source: gparted): GNOME partition editor. In component main, is optional. Version 0.25.0-1 (zesty), package size 419 kB, installed size 1924 kB [10:19] I see live discs go up to 0.31+ [10:19] ducasse: [10:20] But I don't know why laptop freezes at login screen [10:20] !latest | Sterist see this [10:20] Sterist see this: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [10:20] I thought it to be a graphic driver issue [10:20] dang. guess I have to do a live disc :( current version refuses to shrink ext4 [10:21] use resize2fs [10:22] I'm really not the terminal-savvy type. not enough to mess with partitions through it [10:22] there might also be a later gparted available in a ppa [10:23] arunkumar413 I don't know if you have already, but go in Software Updater, click Settings, Additional Drivers, wait for it to load and select the proprietary driver if it isn't [10:23] Sterist: i can pass the login screen [10:23] It stucks [10:24] were you able to before? [10:24] I'm in root shell now through recovery mode [10:24] but were you ever able to log in since installing [10:24] Installing what? [10:24] ubuntu... [10:25] Yes [10:26] and what has changed? [10:27] I installed the amdgpu driver but it didn't improve the performance. So removed it. [10:27] I was going to say if you haven't ever been able to log in, reinstall AFTER hitting Try Ubuntu and selecting the proprietary driver, but that wouldn't apply here I guess [10:28] Now i can't go past the login screen. It freezes after few cursor blinks in the user name field [10:28] maybe your session needs to be wiped? I'm out of ideas already ;( [10:29] arunkumar413: do you have things like "nomodeset", "radeon.modeset=0", "options radeon modeset=0" in /boot/grub/grub.cfg ? [10:29] Lemme check [10:29] or is radeon blacklisted? [10:30] How do i chec these. I'm not pro with commands [10:30] arunkumar413: try "cat /proc/cmdline | nc termbin.com 9999" [10:31] arunkumar413: 'grep radeon /etc/modprobe.d/* | nc termbin.com 9999' [10:32] most likely, your issue is that the changes made suring the amdgpu driver installation (how did you install it?) were not fully reversed. [10:32] I got the result a website link [10:33] post the website link here [10:33] https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/GPalb9LT/irccloudcapture1928562758.jpg [10:34] http://termbin.com/qitg [10:35] can anyone recommend a good disc burn app? :) [10:35] Sterist: k3b is supposed to be very good [10:36] Sterist: for cd/dvd? for a very simple one with few dependencies, xfburn. [10:36] I'll check it out now. thanks [10:36] tomreyn: http://termbin.com/qitg [10:36] I used to use xfburn but recently it seems to lack features it had before [10:37] Sterist: if you're in a gnome/gtk-based environment, you might want to try brasero to avoid pulling in half the kde stack with k3b [10:38] I've already started k3b installation =/ [10:38] :) === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [10:39] tomreyn: any ideas [10:41] k3b does have some funky behavior but.. appears to work [10:42] tomreyn: as per the output it sesms that they're blacklisted [10:44] I'm copying a file and it gets stuck at 594.2 of 647.5 GB [10:44] It gets the error splicing file error, but the source and destination are ext4. It's a brand new destination drive. [10:44] any ideas? [10:48] arunkumar413: nope, what we were looking for was 'blacklist radeon', not radeonfb === probhakarroy is now known as simplica3110 [10:48] arunkumar413: sorry, i got a little busy here, but will try to help when i can. the radeonfb blacklist lines are fine, this is not the radeon module [10:49] arunkumar413: so the radeon module is not blacklisted. is it loaded? run: lsmod | grep radeon [10:50] No output [10:51] arunkumar413: what happens when you: sudo modprobe radeon [10:52] Invalid argument [10:52] arunkumar413: did you mistype it? [10:53] No [10:54]