[00:20] So I am here on ubuntu with what I think is ether an ALC1150 or an ALC892 and teh sound card is not accessable in system settings [00:20] I am running ubuntu live until I get the sound card working [00:22] I'm getting this error with requirements.txt install via pip for python: https://bpaste.net/show/7bb50d49c4e7 - I'm wondering if 512MB on this droplet has anything to do with it. Anyone see anything else? [00:22] according to this, kernel 4.10 solves that https://askubuntu.com/questions/842294/how-to-fix-wrong-audio-profile-on-skylake-realtek-alc1150 [00:24] but if you are uncertain if it could be 892, some mint forum suggests to build a driver https://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/1236 [00:25] oerheks: I have kernal 4.10.0-19-generic [00:26] Bray90820, oke, then why cant you tell what soundchip? [00:29] oerheks: I uasent sure exactly what model my motherboard was but I got it and it is ALC1150 [00:29] *wasen't [00:37] (with lxde) How do I make the task list on the taskbar 'squeeze to fit' ? Right now, as more tasks are open, they begin to disappear until enough are closed so that they fit again [00:37] Support channels are dead. taking a shot someone else here is familiar with [00:42] hello === jvelasquez is now known as Arcturus [00:42] I have a more general unix question that is hopefully within the scope of this channel === Arcturus is now known as Arcturus^ [00:43] I am trying to grep multiple entires on one line: grep -of <(echo "VHDL\nC++\nHello") <(echo "C++ VHDL") [00:43] however, this only outputs: VHDL [00:43] when I am trying to output: C++\nVHDL [00:45] sbdchd, you may want to try #linux or something. I haven't seen anyone talk here in months o_O [00:46] @terfysgwr okie dokie thanks! [00:46] No prob, good uck [00:46] luck* [00:46] sbdchd, sed is what you want [00:47] terfysgwr, too much AFK ? or blind? [00:47] awk is probably a little better [00:47] sbdchd, you want content between 2 words or just specific words ? [00:47] oerheks, just on a dozen occasions (at these hours only) heh [00:51] @Mathisen I just want the two words [00:51] So the output would ideally be: C++\nVHDL [00:59] sbdchd: does that also happen if you don't redirect stdin twice? [00:59] sbdchd: as in, using actual files, not relying on shell implementation? [01:00] nacc: I am just using echo to make it simpler. using the actual files doesn't work [01:00] sbdchd: using actual files works fine here [01:00] I know [01:00] sbdchd: I don't think usign the echos as you are does what you think it does [01:00] But the patterns don't work as I think [01:00] sbdchd: you are redirecting stdin twice [01:01] sbdchd: what do you mean? I used your exact example as /tmp/a and /tmp/b and then ran `grep -of /tmp/a /tmp/b` and got your exact desired output [01:01] If I put the text in a file and run: grep -of foo.txt bar.txt [01:01] hmm [01:02] sbdchd: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25729541/ on 17.10, but i doubt grep has changed behavior about this [01:02] grep -of t.txt o.txt [01:02] for me outputs just VHDL [01:02] when I am trying to get it to output C++\nVHDL [01:03] sbdchd: what is in t.txt and o.txt? [01:03] I think the issue may be that I am using BSD grep [01:03] :D [01:03] sbdchd: trollingn? [01:03] Not intentionally [01:03] sbdchd: you are in the ubuntu channel asking for support for BSD grep? [01:03] seems pretty intentional. [01:03] I jsut didn't think there would be a differncen [01:04] * nacc EODs on a bad note [01:04] What does that mean? [01:04] is there anyway to have the middle scroll button work like windows ... (i.e. i click it and i can scroll by moving above/below that point) [01:10] Anyone know how to bypass the First Boot Wizard? I'm running a headless Raspberry Pi 3 with Ubuntu MATE without a display or keyboard, and can't gain SSH access. [01:14] latigidigital: I'm not very familiar with OEM Ubuntu installs and how first boot works there, but isn't your real problem not having sshd installed in the first place? [01:20] Jordan_U: good catch === Arcturus^ is now known as jvelasquez [01:46] What's the best thing to do with two SSDs with ubuntu? I'm a linux newb, on windows I had windows on one SSD, and the other stored all my software/games [01:47] should i try the same setup? I read something about merging the drives virtually which might be the best option but I can't find that info again [01:58] macksfield, i would prefer two drives, but you can use lvm and make them look like one volume [02:23] anyone have any advice on not getting sound from my motherboard audio jack? the front of case jack works, but not the rear [02:32] Hello! [02:33] I was searching some themes for Ubuntu 17.04, could I get some help? ^^' [02:34] I am using Ubuntu as my main OS since a week, and I find myself pretty good with it, but I am kinda confused when it comes to themes [02:35] I liked RAVEinfinity themes it seems they are not supported on 17.04 [02:36] I got told that it would be better if I installed 16, but I find myself pretty good, it's just with themes I am struggling a bit [02:44] @Hisa-mei from my understanding, 17.04 is more on the cutting edge, so possibly the theme is not supported? I'm a noob as well, just theorizing [02:44] !themes | Hisa-mei [02:44] Hisa-mei: Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://freecode.com/tags/theme - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy [02:46] Does anyone have any advice for getting my on-board motherboard audio jack working? it seems the front case jack is working, but the one out the back from the motherboard does not. Is this is a driver issue? [02:46] test | macksfield [02:47] @macksfield Basically, in their site they say it's because the themes don't support GTK 3.22 [02:47] @Bashing-om I'll see those sites, thank you [02:53] Hisa-mei: Themes too are dependent on the "engine" they are built against . GTK2/GTK3 may or may not be compatible . [02:54] What is bothering me is that most themes show off GNOME, do they will work on Unity too? [02:55] mikeplus32: Unity is on top of gnome . so mostly yes .. with the above reservations . [03:03] When I startup Ubuntu (17.04), I go through the usual Ubuntu loading screen, and then I am stuck at a black screen with a cursor. I can get to the root shell prompt in recovery mode, and while in it, I get the error message [TIME] Timed out waitingf for device dev-disk-by\x2duuid-. browsing google leads me to believe /etc/fstab and/or /etc/crypttab are bad, but I do not know how to tell. How should I proceed? [03:09] pewpewpew: Encrypted ? Then I can not advise, no experience . else you can boot from a live environment and cat the /etc/fstab file and compare the UUIDs to ' sudo blkid ' . [03:13] Bashing-om: I do have the root shell up.. is that not something I can do there instead of booting from some media? [03:16] pewpewpew, is this a new install or have you booted to a graphical environment before? [03:16] pewpewpew: Sire . Did not realize you were that well off . pastebin ' cat /etc/fstab ; sudo blkid ' for our inspection if ya want opinion on consistency .( will also have to enable networking to work from that install ) [03:16] bcowan: I have booted into a graphical environment before, I am not sure what changed [03:16] sure* [03:19] well, there are only two UUID in each, and they are both the same. is it still worth restarting and enabling networking, etc [03:19] to create a pastebin [03:21] pewpewpew: If all UUIDs ( no duplicates ! ) corelate to what blkid reports, then no, there is no more to do here . When booting, can you achieve the login screen ? [03:22] Bashing-om: They are all the same, no duplicates in either. When I boot, I get the loading splash but no login [03:22] just hangs on a black screen with a mouse cursore [03:24] pewpewpew: Then we are back " Timed out waitingf for device dev-disk-by\x2duuid- ,,, " an encryption thing ? I just do not know how to verify/check . [03:29] could just be xorg/wayland press cntrl+alt+F3 and see if theres a prompt [03:29] After the [TIME] error, there are also some other errors that all look to be encryption errors, eg: [DEPEND] Dependency failed for Cryptography Setup for crypswap1. [03:30] bcowan: do you mean to get tty up? [03:30] pewpewpew, yeah then you can check your live logs [03:33] uh oh.. when i restarted this time, after the splash i just got brought to tty1? [03:33] fstab doesnt just get automagically changed [03:35] and i get a repeated nouveau message. so does that mean i have some graphics driver problem? [03:35] most likely [03:36] something in your graphics stack/config [03:37] anything obvious to try, or should i go back to google [03:37] pewpewpew: Logged in on TTY1, what shows from terminal command ' runlevel ' ? Then maybe we can look at the graphic's issue . [03:38] unknown [03:39] pewpewpew: ouch .. I be lost again . [03:40] need to look at dmesg and se if anything glaring shows up there [03:43] also, on logging in i got a bunch of errors pop up: eg "mktemp: failed to create file via template ... Read-only file system" [03:44] dmesg is just full of nouveau errors? [03:44] sounding more like drive failure or corruption if everything was working and just took a dump [03:46] but without seeing the logs, just guesses [03:52] and if the drive is mounted read-only the graphics stack wont be able to create a lock file and fail [03:53] hmmm, "EXT4-fs error (device sda2) ... "block bitmap and bg descriptor inconsistent: 28470 vs 26956 free clusters"? [03:53] after thgat it mounds sda2 read-only [03:54] there ya go [03:54] maybe a fsck will fix? [03:54] drive corruption [03:55] sudo fsck? [03:55] need to do it from single user mode [03:56] pewpewpew: file system check/repair from a liveDVD(USB) . [03:57] pewpewpew: OR one can do a simple check from grub . [03:57] fsck didnt do much from the root terminal in recovery [03:57] simple check from grub? [03:59] pewpewpew: Of you ran fsck while the file system was in ise . maybe now there are more problems . Boot to grub 'e' jey for edit mode -> boot options screen. [03:59] 'e' key * [04:02] Bashing-om: okay, Im in the GRUB editor [04:02] pewpewpew: Arrow dowm to the line starting with linux and across to 'quiet splash' . repalce with the term fsck.mode=force , key combo ctl+x to continue the boot process . [04:03] that always sounds so dirty its almost criminal :P [04:05] bcowan: LOL .. yeah ; but kosher : https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-fsck@.service.html . [04:06] well... we dont immediately boot into tty1 anymore [04:06] but now im back to a black screen with a cursor [04:06] do people even call repair console single user mode anymore? [04:07] and i cannot ctrl + alt + f3 to a tty [04:08] pewpewpew: Not to run fsck ! .. the tool must run when the file system is unmounted ! [04:08] ? [04:08] i did what you said... [04:09] pewpewpew: Once you boot to TTY. then the file system is mounted and in use . [04:10] how do i boot to a tty... do you mean the root terminal in recovery mode? [04:11] pewpewpew: "i did what you said..." here you did run from grub " fsck.mode=force " . I am loosing where you are . [04:11] So, clamav has an issue when I run freshclam, and a Github issue suggests that it may be because I don't have enough RAM on my system. Would increasing the SWAP help? I'm not sure if SWAP is something that tells all the programs that there is more RAM, or if programs have to be developed to use RAM. [04:13] Goop, swap uses drive space like ram when the system needs it at a tremendous cost on speed especially with old mechanical drives [04:15] Hmmm, actually, it seems like my black screen is "reseting", and briefly after it does, some messages. including "created slice user slice of lightdm" pop up [04:15] what did i do to my poor pc... [04:17] do the drive errors still show up? [04:17] in dmesg? [04:18] yeah [04:18] bcowan, I know how SWAP works, but that didn't really answer my question. I wanted to know if adding SWAP would tell every program running on the system that there is more RAM available, or if that is something a program has to be specifically designed to use. [04:18] pewpewpew: ^^ that is just the system telling you want it is doing at that time . until we run that file system check we just do not know that state of the system. [04:19] didnt it run as soon as i hit ctrl-x? [04:21] pewpewpew: Yes .. what did it say ? .. do we need to do a deeper file system repair ? [04:22] Goop, is your system already maxing out your swap too? [04:23] that the root filesystem on /dev/sda2 requires a manual fsck. but running fsck just echos "fsck from util-linux 2.29" [04:24] pewpewpew: Then we do that manual repair . Must have a liveDVD(USB) to run that . [04:27] hi guys [04:28] im trying to look around in a old dd.. /dev/sda5 [04:28] and he tell me , permission deny , when i try mount .. it say its unsafe [04:28] it* [04:29] bcowan, I have 0 SWAP set on my system. [04:30] Cryptofun: What mount point did you make ? and we have a looksee . [04:30] Goop, oh well yeah add some swap [04:30] i think that the point i dont get is the fslap thing [04:31] my touchpad doesn't work after upgrading rto 17.04 from 16.04. Ideas? [04:32] i just made myself roogt and tryed this mount -o loop -t auto /dev/sda5 /mnt/newdata [04:32] Goop, make a swap partition and then run swapon /dev/sdblah [04:32] add it to your fstab [04:32] ok that paryt [04:32] what i need to do , to go throught it [04:32] fstab [04:33] ( plz , and thx btw , appreciated , just 1st booted that ubuntu in a lifetime ) [04:34] what do i do exactly about fstab and '' adding '' [04:34] Cryptofun: Make up the mount point explicitly ' sudo mkdir /mnt/looksee/ ; sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/looksee; sudo ls -al /mnt/looksee ' // what do you now see ? [04:35] junzhu: synclient TouchpadOff=0 [04:36] Bashing-om: alright, I have my livedisk and booted from it. I want "try ubuntu without installing"? [04:37] vijaikumar: sudo? or admin priviledges? [04:38] The disk contains an unclean file system (0, 0) [04:38] Metadata kept in Windows cache, refused to mount. [04:38] vijaikumar: That might explain.... synclient not installed..... [04:38] junzhu: you don't need sudo for using that command [04:39] thats what it tell me mr , bashing-om [04:41] Cryptofun: Then you too run a file system check/repair . [04:41] junzhu: its provided by this package [04:41] sudo apt install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics [04:41] install it, restart and try to enable touchpad with the command i gave you [04:41] so ? fcheck /dev/sda5 ? [04:41] pewpewpew: yes . "try ubuntu" and then ctl+alt+T to activate a terminal . [04:43] okay, then just fsck? [04:43] vijaikumar: synaptics driver not loaded? is it normal for ubuntu not to install packages needed for hardware? [04:43] Cryptofun: from a liveDVD(USB) we run that repair . ' sudo e2fsck -C0 -p -f -v /dev/sda5 ' . [04:44] so i put a usb key of ubuntu [04:44] run it as a sheel [04:44] n fire that command in root? [04:44] pewpewpew: ^^ same same command as that for Cryptofun . [04:45] no need to be rooted termninal? [04:45] sudo su before? [04:45] Bashing-om: it tells me to run fsck manually [04:46] Cryptofun: No. boot the liveUSB -> try ubuntu mode -> crl+alt+T yo gain a terminal . [04:46] also "unexpected inconsistency" [04:47] if i dont come back , thanks alot [04:47] hello, excuse me i have an issue with gnome-software after i updated to ubuntu gnome 17.04. [04:47] need some rest afther that [04:47] but ill be back tomorow for more :P thx alot [04:47] junzhu: Not its not, something might have been broken during upgrade [04:47] pewpewpew: Pastebin ' sudo parted -l ' . Let's make sure of the target and the file system . [04:48] This is why i never ever ever upgrade and spend a little bit of time backing up stuff and do a clean install instead [04:48] ok i just would like to know if it is safe to reinstall it and all repository sources... [04:49] and please what should i do exactly? consider me like i am a bit dumb ;) [04:49] no offense to myself. [04:49] ignoo: what is the issue exactly ? [04:50] well i have more repos than expected,it disabled many and only kept the http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu one for zesty [04:51] gnome-software is simply a frontend, you can reinstall it, it shouldn't be a problem [04:51] problem is it wasn't showing so many as before..and after i re-enabled all other reps i got no software in my software center. [04:52] and even categories are gone [04:52] i tried from terminal to make apt-update and upgrade [04:53] okay [04:53] and what happened with that ? [04:53] i tried refresh the software & updates stuff from graphical interface [04:53] this has all the repos list --> /etc/apt/sources.list [04:54] well it showed repos, attempted to download stuff and really looked like it succeded but...nothing solved at all [04:54] i can't see any software in gnome-software center [04:54] hello... I'm trying to add an ip rule to a table: ip rule add from table B # but then when I do ip rule list, instead of adding that rule to table B, it adds it to table A. Why would that be? (both table A and B exist in /etc/iproute2/rt_tables) [04:55] ignoo: https://repogen.simplylinux.ch [04:55] you can use this for getting default sources list [04:56] You can probably try removing cache of gnome-software [04:56] I created a new service, horizon.service and when I run systemctl start horizon, it runs fine. I ran sytemctl enable horizon, but it's not starting on boot. Any ideas? https://kopy.io/jMcPg#Y47zjF0I6fN7i4 [04:59] hello all [04:59] hi === thursdaylark is now known as thurstylark [05:00] Bashing-om: https://pastebin.com/suC6BhTT [05:01] how to remove cache? [05:01] ignoo: cache from what [05:01] gnome-software [05:02] it is broken after update to ubuntu gnome 17.04 [05:02] ignoo: define 'broken' please? [05:03] I created a new service, horizon.service and when I run systemctl start horizon, it runs fine. I ran sytemctl enable horizon, but it's not starting on boot. Any ideas? https://kopy.io/jMcPg#Y47zjF0I6fN7i4 [05:03] !systemd | element [05:03] element: systemd is the default init system for Ubuntu 15.04 onwards. For information on transitioning from upstart to systemd, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SystemdForUpstartUsers For a guide to basic service management with systemd, see https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-systemctl-to-manage-systemd-services-and-units [05:04] pewpewpew: Great ! I goofed you up earlier . run ' sudo e2fsck -C0 -p -f -v /dev/sda2 ' where the target is sda2 . [05:05] Bashing-om: that is what i ran (sda2 instead of sda5) [05:06] pewpewpew: K; pastebin the command and it's result . see what we need to do . [05:06] lotuspsychje, I've ready through those, but not sure what's wrong with my file. [05:07] it disabled many old repositories, it updated and then there was so many more repositories than before, and all disabled, the 2 from zesty(deb and source) which should be http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu only showed me some software but not all that were before and I was unable to have access to many common files wich would be usually in any ubuntu distro (just to say even firefox was missing O_O) i tried re-enable old repository (which multiplied from 2 [05:07] to something like 10 or 12) and as a result...no software anymore showed, and categories too..not even loading..it just show no software. [05:07] hello friends [05:08] lotuspsychje, I ran the enable command, I'm not seeing anything in /lib/systemd/system for the horizon.service file. [05:08] I was running "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" and suddenly there was a powercut, It was in the middle of a kernel thingie, will "sudo apt-get -f install" fix all probable problems? [05:08] doesn't it look like it's broken in your opinion? for that i said the B word [05:09] ignoo: i would go for a system clean [05:09] help me please consider me dumb and tell me everything you would do... [05:09] Bashing-om: https://pastebin.com/zs7Z3J9W [05:09] ignoo: doublecheck if you still got ppa's active, clean system with bleachbit, and sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade [05:09] what should I do folks? last time this happened I had to reinstall EVERYTHING, now I don't have the time to do it [05:09] plz hlp [05:09] !info bleachbit | ignoo [05:09] ignoo: bleachbit (source: bleachbit): delete unnecessary files from the system. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.12-1 (zesty), package size 291 kB, installed size 1853 kB [05:10] pewpewpew: reading . [05:10] campitor: stopping an upgrade is in most cases bad news [05:10] lotuspsychje: :'( [05:10] anything that can be done? [05:10] at this point? [05:10] campitor: can you re-try a sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade? [05:11] yes [05:11] I did and it says there is no need for update [05:11] like anything is normal [05:11] but I am not sure [05:11] campitor: wich ubuntu version are you on? [05:11] pewpewpew: Try as ' e2fsck -f -y -v /dev/sda2 ' . [05:11] i already did apt update && apt upgrade seems like working and there's notwhing wrong. [05:11] in output. [05:11] ignoo: good news already [05:12] the first time I turned on the pc it told me to run "sudo apt-get -f install" for the kernel to get installed, I did, then I had to run autoremove, which I did, now when I run "sudo apt-get update" "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade", it says there is nothing to upgrade [05:13] not so good...as it recognize repositories and download stuff from it but not showing in gnome-software [05:13] campitor: perhaps you might got lucky [05:13] lotuspsychje: I am running 16.04.01 X86-64, [05:13] ignoo: you still got ppa's active can you check plz? [05:13] campitor: oh you need to goto .2 or .3 at this point [05:13] please,assume i'm dumb. [05:14] !repo | ignoo [05:14] i didn't understand you. [05:14] ignoo: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. [05:14] oh yes sorry. XD [05:14] lotuspsychje: I don't know everytime the system comes up there is this "sddm-greeter" related "Sorry, Ubuntu 16.04 has experienced an internal error" message coing up [05:14] Bashing-om: https://pastebin.com/5UjbyhRA [05:14] lotuspsychje: what do you mean I have to go to .2 or .3 at this point? [05:15] campitor: lets try to get you to next . version first [05:15] well ppa showing as active in software & updates [05:15] lotuspsychje: ok [05:15] lets do it [05:15] campitor: Try ' sudo apt autoclean ; sudo apt autoremove ; sudo apt clean ; sudo apt update ; sudo apt full-upgrade ; sudo apt -f install ; sudo dpkg --configure -a ' . [05:15] ignoo: we dont support external ppa's here, but try to clean them all out first [05:15] !ppapurge | ignoo [05:15] ignoo: To disable a PPA from your sources and revert your packages back to default Ubuntu packages, install ppa-purge and use the command: « sudo ppa-purge ppa:/ » – For more information, see http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/remove-ppa-repositories-via-command.html [05:17] pewpewpew: Looks good ! repairs effected . Reboot into the install see what you now have :) [05:17] Bashing-om: ok will this do what lotuspsychje told me to do? upgrade to the latest version? [05:18] campitor: enter the command from Bashing-om yes [05:18] ok [05:18] doing them in order [05:18] campitor: one at a time .. looking for errors . [05:19] should i remove them all? [05:19] ignoo: for a clean ubuntu experience, we cant support external ppa's you added, its your system, you can choose [05:20] Bashing-om: I ran all the commands, one at a time, in the order you told me, no errors or anything strange, also it did not upgrade to .2 or .3. [05:20] should I assume everything is totally fine [05:21] ignoo: also, only ppapurge ppa's you added, not the ones from system right [05:21] Bashing-om: nothing has changed. do you think it is possibly still a graphics driver issue [05:22] there were still nouveau messages? [05:22] well i removed all ppa's [05:22] trying to re-add them to see if that work [05:22] campitor: still you need to go to the next point release for security issues [05:22] ignoo: we dont support adding external ppa's here [05:23] lotuspsychje: you mean.2? [05:23] campitor: yes [05:23] lotuspsychje: how can I do that please? thank you. [05:23] let me see [05:23] i just got it [05:24] pewpewpew: could well be are you now booted to TTY1 ? [05:24] what security issues are we talking about lotuspsychje ? [05:24] ok i'm gonna replace /etc/apt/sources.list with a new list i generated with https://repogen.simplylinux.ch/ and will see what happen [05:24] Bashing-om: no, but i can be [05:24] !usn | campitor check your current kernel here [05:24] campitor check your current kernel here: Please see http://www.ubuntu.com/usn for information about recent Ubuntu security updates. [05:25] pewpewpew: do so please .. and run ' sudo lshw -C display ' and paste that output . [05:25] campitor: sudo apt dist-upgrade [05:26] oh it's read only. [05:26] lotuspsychje: I set the upgrade to latest version, but "sudo apt full-upgrade" is still not upgrading to .2. [05:27] lotuspsychje: I did, but it is not upgrading to .2 [05:27] it is sticking with 16.04.1 [05:28] hmm [05:28] campitor: lotuspsychje ' df -h ; dpkg -l | grep linux- ' in a pastebin . see what is going on here . [05:28] ok lotuspsychje it opens sources.list with software center.. and if i open with text editor it's read only and i'm unable to change it, excuse me but i really suk at this [05:29] ignoo: for properly vanish ppa's, use ppapurge i pasted you earlier..editing manually yourself wont get them out properly [05:31] campitor: you might also check software & sources, see if all repos active properly? try the GUI updater? [05:32] lotuspsychje: I just did, gui updater is no good either [05:33] lotus what if i already deleted them manually lol? [05:33] Bashing-om: https://pastebin.com/DuMYaLUR [05:34] ignoo: no worries, still doublecheck with ppapurge plz [05:35] campitor: no errors on apt update && apt dist-upgrade? [05:35] lotuspsychje: no [05:35] pewpewpew: Hybrid graphics . what relaese are you running ? [05:35] Bashing-om: 17.04 [05:36] lotus what the proper command for ppa purge everything? [05:36] i missed the repo links [05:36] lost..gone..vanished. [05:36] O_O [05:36] pewpewpew: Do you mind running the nvidia proprietary driver ? [05:36] Bashing-om: no [05:36] but how am i going to install it... from the recovery terminal? [05:37] !ppapurge | ignoo [05:37] ignoo: To disable a PPA from your sources and revert your packages back to default Ubuntu packages, install ppa-purge and use the command: « sudo ppa-purge ppa:/ » – For more information, see http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/remove-ppa-repositories-via-command.html [05:37] i can't install ppa-purge? [05:38] it is odd, when I run lsb_release -a it says "Description: 16.04.3" but when I run uname -a, it says 16.04.1-Ubuntu [05:38] ! [05:38] so it is .3 already [05:39] ok i have that don't need to install it. but can only do for specific repository [05:39] « sudo ppa-purge ppa:/ [05:39] you see..i miss repository-name to insert cause there's no repository actually. [05:40] !info linux-image-generic xenial | campitor [05:40] campitor: linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.4.0.97.102 (xenial), package size 2 kB, installed size 13 kB [05:40] pewpewpew: K; Let's install: disable secure boot in bios and run ' sudo apt purge nvidia* ; sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ; sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall ' . reboot to see the effect . [05:40] ignoo: you need the proper ppa name indeed to ppapurge it [05:41] i know. [05:41] Bashing-om: do you mean run that from the livedisc? [05:41] pewpewpew: No, from the installed TTY1 terminal . [05:42] how to replace my sources.list file with a new one as i deleted it and i already have a new one? [05:42] !sources | ignoo [05:42] ignoo: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. [05:42] pewpewpew: Important that secire boot is disabled . [05:42] or to just reinstall all the whole gnome-software without repositories? [05:42] Bashing-om: I can only get to the recovery root terminal, if thats what you mean. [05:42] but it must not be, since you mentioned sudo.. [05:42] ignoo: no first clean out system mate [05:43] type me commands to do that? please? [05:44] pewpewpew: Ouch . well we can work from there .. but if you can not bot to a login screen and from there crl+alt+F1 - there are still deeper issues than a grahic's driver ! [05:44] ignoo: i cant know how you added your ppa's and what their called like...we dont support them here so your bit on your own [05:45] ignoo: if i was in your case, i would go for a nice,clean fresh ubuntu install with an LTS version [05:45] ignoo: thats like 20min of your time === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [05:47] sudo add-apt-repository deb http://....archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ zesty main restricted universe multiverse [05:47] Error: need a single repository as argument [05:48] ignoo: the ppa needs to be in proper format, read the ppapurge site lol [05:49] i only wanted to know how to reinstall gnome-software [05:49] O_O [05:50] Bashing-om: should i still disable secure boot in bios [05:50] ignoo: gnome-software should work by default [05:50] ignoo: your system updates will bring you the right version of gnome-software automaticly, no need for own install [05:51] ignoo: thats the way ubuntu works, nice and stable unless you borked it yourself [05:52] pewpewpew: Well, if you can not boot to the login screen . then intalling a driver at this point is moot . secure boot at this point is not relevant . [05:53] Bashing-om: okay, in recovery terminal [05:55] pewpewpew: Another thought !-Try from grub's boot options screen . insert the term nomodeset . ctl+x - what now do you boot to ? [05:55] ok added manually, enabled and now i got this error: Failed to download repository information. check your Internet connection. [05:56] ain't I connected? [05:56] Does anyone know the name of the package that allows me to change language input? I'm using Fluxbox and want to start the application. [05:57] can maybe problem be my recent installation of torsocks? [05:57] selocol: language input means keyboard language? That's with `sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration` [05:58] Bashing-om: a broken splash? (5 dots changing from white to red and back, without stopping, and a blinking cursor in the top left) [05:59] jk, it stopped and im at the same black screen with a mouse cursor [05:59] alkisg: Thank you [06:00] pewpewpew: strange ! think'n . [06:00] np [06:00] https://pastebin.com/u10PrfF7 [06:01] can someone explain me why i get this outpoot? [06:05]