[00:01] I rebooted and again it's waiting five min for network interface? [00:14] Hi I have a weird issue with my ubuntu 17.10 installation. I clicked Reset All in the Keyboard shortcut settings and now my keyboard multimedia key are not working [00:16] When I hit the play/pause button I see an icon appear on screen, it's a circle with a line in it, like it doesn't recognize the key anymore [00:16] Any info on how I can restore the normal behavior ? [00:27] got to be a way i can stop this 5 min wait on boot [00:35] hi, i apparently have a crappy wifi card in a laptop, i've tried several distros, all act the same...after so many minutes of inactivity, laptop loses connection...so i'm wanting to write a simple bash to ping router(192.168.1.1) every 30 secs in the background...so, can 'ping' only do a single ping or does the ping command continue to ping until it's stopped? [00:38] ping usually does 4 times man ping [00:40] aah, found the paramter, ping -c 1 = 1 ping [00:41] so putting this in a loop with a sleep 30 should do the trick [00:48] slee: ping -i30 192.168.1.1 [00:49] -i30? [00:49] that will ping every 30 seconds? [00:49] any one know of an alternative to NFS? I have been trying for hours and reading countless tutorials but always get the same "permission denied" error message [00:49] i'll give it a shot, thanks [00:50] file sharing? samba? [00:50] I have 2 ubuntu servers no GUI slee [00:50] sshfs [00:51] Ill give that a shot Ben64 [00:51] thanks [00:52] Oh before I go any further lol does sshfs have to be installed on both machines? Like a client/server setup? [00:53] cool, the -i30 will work great, thanks again, Ben64 [00:55] anyone know if gprof 2.28 in 17.04 has a problem where it doesn't work at all? I can't get it to output any call graph data [00:59] AurorasAura: just needs an ssh server and client [01:01] Well it worked with a lot less hassle Ben64 but it only mounts my home directory [01:01] you can choose the directory [01:02] Lol....forget I said anything lol hence the home directory "sudo sshfs -o allow_other,defer_permissions root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/ /mnt/droplet [01:03] Sorry I have spent hours messing around with this and was about to go psycho! Thank you so much Ben64 this took like 10 min compared to nfs [01:03] no problem [01:04] ssh is great, not the best speed, but it works as long as you already have ssh and an account already [01:04] but it is encrypted and secure [01:06] Last silly question adding the mountpoint to fstab.... sshfs#root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/ /mnt/droplet" How do you add a password [01:09] AurorasAura, i haven't messed with fstab/ssh, but i do have a samba drive in fstab with a password [01:10] /192.168.1.1/usbtest/mediacenter /home/slee2/mediacenter cifs credentials=/home/slee2/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,sec=ntlm 0 0 [01:10] pointing to a file with the password: credentials=/home/slee2/.smbcredentials [01:12] Ah... thats useful slee Thank you :) [01:16] AurorasAura: i'd just use a ssh key [01:19] I would but am a newbie Ben64 dont really know how [01:22] easy mode -- ssh-copy-id [01:26] Can a Ryzen 1300x with 8GB ram handle Kubuntu or should I use Xubuntu? [01:26] I prefer KDE but I know it is harder to run [01:28] uh a ryzen 1300x can handle any DE [01:28] Ah okay, nice [01:59] has anyone else had cpu spikes leading to freezes, on ubuntu server 17.10? not sure why other OSes dont freeze but ubuntu does all of a sudden. worked fine the first few weeks and it happens on every fresh install I try [02:31] I disable dim screen in power options, but when on battery it still dims after about 15 seconds. How do I really disable this option? [02:36] i'm using 17.10 [02:57] found this and adjusted idle time out to 300000 and that fixed it: org -> gnome -> settings-daemon -> plugins -> power [04:21] I updated to 17.10. Somewhere in the process of changing my dm and updating, ~/.local/bin got removed from my path. I tried adding it in to /etc/environment, but I'm guessing it doesn't resolve the ~. Any idea how it got removed, and how to add it back in? [04:24] normally it's ~/bin/ that's in path [04:25] and you shouldn't be messing with /etc/environment [04:26] This SE question seems to suggest it should be in path in ubuntu: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/316765/which-distributions-have-home-local-bin-in-path. [04:27] well that page tells you where it's defined [04:28] can't you just like reinstall ubuntu-desktop and correct any of the missing core files? [04:28] Toadisattva, desktop is not core. [04:28] ah in that case remove desktop from there [04:28] apt-get ubuntu do it? [04:28] it wouldn't fix something in the home directory that was modified though [04:28] oh I see [04:28] true ^^^ [04:28] Not sure if this is helpful: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bash/+bug/1588562 [04:28] Launchpad bug 1588562 in bash (Ubuntu) "Please add ~/.local/bin to the default $PATH" [Medium,Triaged] [04:29] should i try apt-get ubuntu? [04:30] invalid operation [04:30] I skip listing sudo but if not root obviously that needs to be there [04:30] not sure that's the best way to correct it though [04:31] * Toadisattva pretty linux noob [04:31] feels like a strange fix, hesitant to do it unless you're sure [04:32] it's basically a reinstall the core OS move [04:33] there are surely better/simpler route [04:33] but I don't know them [04:33] hehe [04:33] doing so from a live system sounds highly questionable. I would think perhaps booting a live USB, chroot to the system then reinstall would be safer. Ben64 what say ye? [04:34] Hello, I making a customice ubuntu release and can make the resolvconf work when it is installed. Any clue ? [04:35] anyone on 17.X who can confirm whether ~/.local/bin is in their path? I'm thinking this isn't unique to my system based on that bug report. [04:49] JoshuaD: just edit ~/.profile ... [04:53] @Ben: Oh yea? Will that work system wide? I thought that only affected consoles [04:54] @Ben: it's already there "PATH="$HOME/bin:$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH" [04:54] maybe [04:54] home appears to be properly set: echo $HOME -- /home/joshua [04:55] what are you running not in a terminal [04:55] little scripts like "move-monitor-to-other-screen.sh" and "lock-screen.sh" with keyboard hotkeys. I have already changed them to point to the full path, but I dunno, I liked having a bin directory I could mess around in. It has come up a few times [04:56] Seeing it change made me feel like I broke something [04:56] *move-window-to-other-monitor.sh lol [04:56] scripts would use .profile [04:56] once they're launched, but not when i'm launching them [04:56] yes they would [04:57] keyboard entry used to be "lock-screen.sh" and it worked. If I try that now I get an error saying it can't find it. Now it's "/home/joshua/.local/bin/lock-screen.sh" [04:57] "Failed to launch shortcut -- failed to execute child process "lock.sh" (no such file or directory)" [04:58] ugh, sorry I have to run. Mini emergency at the house. Thanks for chatting [04:58] JoshuaD: why not use /usr/local/sbin, on my no 17.x install it's there and empty [05:03] should use home dir [05:30] daitianshou: best not join irc as root [05:30] daitianshou: logout and come back as a user [06:00] If anyone is available and willing to help, can you please point me in the right direction? I'm trying to install Wine, but I'm having hella problems. [06:00] http://codepad.org/CDM68CnW [06:00] lets c [06:01] bmatt: did you add external ppa's in the past? [06:01] i've tried, but kept receiving a 404 error during apt-get update. i haven't had this problem this time [06:02] i tried adding a ppa suggested by a website that i read...and then my OS said it was deprecated and gave me some commands to run [06:02] bmatt: wich ubuntu version are you on? [06:02] Linux bmat 4.13.0-16-generic #19-Ubuntu SMP Wed Oct 11 18:35:14 UTC 2017 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [06:02] eh..is that helpful? [06:02] bmatt: lsb_release -a [06:03] No LSB modules are available. [06:03] Distributor ID: Ubuntu [06:03] Description: Ubuntu 17.10 [06:03] Release: 17.10 [06:03] Codename: artful [06:03] bmatt: ok check your sources list, and see if it shows an external ppa link? [06:03] !ppapurge | bmatt [06:03] bmatt: 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 [06:05] lotuspsychje: yea but, i need ppa to install wine? [06:06] according to 138234 articles online [06:06] bmatt: no, but lets c first if you have ppa's added, if thats why you got unmet dependecys [06:06] hold on [06:07] http://termbin.com/ir3b [06:07] lotuspsychje: that's my sources.list [06:08] bmatt: did you add a wine ppa or so? [06:08] lotuspsychje: i issued this command: sudo apt-add-repository 'https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/ubuntu/' [06:09] after being advised to do so by my OS. [06:09] bmatt: wine is in main repos from ubuntu, so you didnt need to add wine ppa [06:09] !info wine [06:09] Package wine does not exist in artful [06:09] hmm [06:09] lotuspsychje: there are sixteen trillion wine packages. [06:09] !info wine-stable [06:09] wine-stable (source: wine): Windows API implementation - standard suite. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0.2-2ubuntu1 (artful), package size 49 kB, installed size 181 kB [06:09] ah tnx Ben64 [06:09] np [06:10] i've just been goggling "install wine ubuntu" [06:10] i've tried it with the regular repos...no luck [06:10] bmatt: so sudo apt install wine-stable would have done the trick officially [06:10] nah man [06:10] same issue. unmet dependenaniciseifsie [06:10] i've been at this for hours, lol. [06:10] bmatt: try removeing that ppa first [06:10] i did. [06:11] but i'll try again. [06:11] and sudo apt update [06:11] it's because you have 3rd party stuff going on [06:11] nah man [06:11] i don't. [06:11] bmatt: a clean ubuntu without ppa's usaually dont give unmet dependecys [06:12] lotuspsychje: funny..because i tried installing wine from the repos before ever adding a PPA as soon as i freshly installed Ubuntu [06:12] and got the same error. [06:12] the only thing i had installed was irssi and qtorrent [06:12] bmatt: with wich command? [06:12] sudo apt-get install wine-stable-amd64 [06:12] or something similar [06:12] bmatt: you can check history in terminal [06:12] it was sixty years ago [06:13] ubuntu didn't exist 60 years ago [06:13] it's called a hyperbole, but anyway.. [06:13] so there are no ppas. updated & upgraded..0, 0, 0, 0 [06:13] still cannot install wine. same error [06:13] its called making things up, theres no way to help you if you're going to be doing crap like that [06:13] bmatt: remove the ppa from wine, sudo apt update and try again [06:13] i just did [06:14] Ben64: it's called rhetoric. [06:14] bmatt: sudo apt install wine-stable [06:14] lotuspsychje: same error. [06:14] lotuspsychje: let me verify -- does removing the extra lines from sources.list remove the ppa? [06:14] after updating. [06:14] no [06:14] oh. [06:14] ppapurge [06:14] alright let me try that previous suggestion [06:14] yea..i'll do that. [06:15] lotuspsychje: are there any specific flags or arguments i need to use while issuing that command? [06:16] !ppa-purge [06:16] 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 [06:16] ...oh. i'm not really sure which repository name it is :x [06:17] bmatt: check the wine site you added it from [06:17] most sites will give you proper format [06:17] sudo apt-add-repository 'https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/ubuntu/' [06:17] that was the command...so? [06:18] wine-builds? [06:18] sigh. this is idiotic. [06:18] bmatt: no read the line, it has to be ppa:repo-name... [06:19] wtf is the repo name? [06:19] wine-builds [06:19] bmatt: your the owner of your system, we advice not to add external ppa's [06:19] dude [06:19] fuckin ubuntu SUGGESTED it [06:19] what are you even talking about [06:19] no it didn't [06:19] bmatt: stay cool plz [06:19] ubuntu doesn't go hey add this random repository [06:19] yea but it's not making any sense and i'm frustrated [06:19] hold on, i'll show you [06:20] bmatt: ubuntu is your system, not the internet.. [06:20] lotuspsychje: http://codepad.org/OG5JTOHd [06:20] there you go. [06:21] i issued a command from a tutorial i found online. i was advised not to do that once i issued it...so i didn't. [06:21] and i issued the commands that were recommended. [06:21] thats a 3rd party repository telling you to use another 3rd party repository ... [06:21] oh [06:21] well crap [06:22] well in any case, i issued those three commands [06:22] and ..here i am. [06:22] are you even on ubuntu [06:22] lubuntu [06:22] i'm a slackware guy. this all new to me, and it's for my little brother. [06:23] i don't understand these things :x [06:23] sudo ppa-purge https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/ubuntu/ [06:23] Hi! I use Ubuntu 16.04 along with Windows 10. Last night I went to sleep without shutting down my laptop and the charger was unplugged. In the morning when I tried to turn it on, Ubuntu went to emergency mode showing the following msg: '[42.035400][powerplay] VBIOS did not find boot engine clock value in dependency table. Using memory DMP 0!' Now I am using Ubuntu from recovery mode > update GRUB > Resume. Any way to fix it w [06:23] maybe [06:23] bmatt: did you read this part: !!! PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS REPOSITORY IS DEPRECATED !!! [06:23] Ben64: i tried that :( [06:23] lotuspsychje: nah, i missed that part somehow =/ [06:23] although if you haven't installed anything from it you could remove it from sources.list [06:23] Ben64: i did that. [06:23] pastebin 'sudo apt update' [06:23] Ben64: still same issue when trying to sudo apt-get install wine* (anything) [06:23] k hold [06:24] !recovergrub | arifuzzaman [06:24] arifuzzaman: Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub [06:25] Ben64: http://codepad.org/uyTCn6if [06:26] you still have it in there [06:26] what! [06:26] in sources.list? [06:26] line #8 [06:26] hmm [06:27] you're also missing a few repositories [06:27] Ben64: crap. i missed something [06:27] what should my sources.list look like? [06:27] i try using the GUI thing...but it doesn't make sense to me [06:27] the software updater thing [06:28] what gui thing, what did you change [06:28] i didn't change anything [06:28] hold [06:28] well, you did, because that's not standard [06:28] negative [06:28] it seriously shouldn't be this hard to install wine [06:29] it isn't [06:29] yes sir [06:29] it is [06:29] i just installed 17.10 in a vm, installed wine while we've been talking [06:29] zero problems [06:29] sigh [06:29] anyway [06:30] so pastebin me your sources.list. [06:30] either you did something to change the repos, or you aren't running ubuntu, or you're using a exploited version of ubuntu [06:32] !sources | bmatt [06:32] bmatt: 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. [06:34] Ben64: are you high on crack cocaine again? [06:34] that's helpful [06:34] this ain't my first rodeo, brother. [06:34] anyway screw it [06:34] i'm too drunk anyway. [06:34] however, Ben64 and lotuspsychje, I genuinely do appreciate your attention and your support. have a good evening, lads. [06:35] im gonna eat some hotwings and shit my pants [06:39] @bonelifer: re: previous conversation. I don't know. I was more worried I broke something. In 16.10 /.local/bin was in path. After messing around a bunch and upgrading to 17.10, it wasn't in path anymore. I could change into some other directory easily, but why did it change, and was it supposed to? [06:39] (and if not, can I fix it?) [06:39] JoshuaD: you can add /usr/local/bin back to path if that's your kind of thing [06:40] @jerichowasahoax - Sure, how? I don't just want to do it for shell sessions. I'd also like for it to be there for things like application finder [06:41] That'd be great. :) [06:41] JoshuaD: i'm booting up my 17.10 instance right now to poke into that for you [06:41] <3 <3 [06:42] could always cheat maybe... ln -s ~/.local/bin ~/bin [06:42] Ben64: nah, lets do this right [06:43] not so attached to cheat. If ubuntu has gotten rid of the ~/.local/bin directory then I'll just move to ~/bin [06:43] i don't think ubuntu has ever used ~/.local/bin [06:43] Basically trying to figure out if it's a bug that I should work around until it's fixed, or if it's a design decision that I should embrace [06:43] it's not on any of my systems [06:43] JoshuaD: ~/.local/bin isn't actually part of any standard I'm aware of [06:44] https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/file-hierarchy.html [06:44] Systemd apparently specifies it [06:44] and it was included on my 16.10 automatically. I think. Not 100% sure. I may have edited it in a year ago, but I don't think so. Especially because I don't remember how to do that now [06:45] JoshuaD: it may be sufficient to include it in ~/.profile [06:45] well it's not in 16.04 or 17.10 [06:45] export PATH="~/.local/bin:$PATH" [06:45] if your shell supports it, some sort of script that warns you the file exists in ~/.local/bin would be advized [06:46] @jerichowasahoax: that will work for shells, but not for things like applauncher. Really, it's sounding like maybe the thing I want isn't standard, and I have no attachment [06:46] I can confirm it's not on 16.04 or 17.10 on either of my machines, so maybe I did something and forgot. If so, i'll just use ~/bin [06:46] JoshuaD: did you log out and log back in before trying it? [06:47] JoshuaD: because if not, then your application launcher would have been using the old profile, so of course it wouldn't work ;-) [06:48] I'll give it a shot. What file? [06:49] JoshuaD: ~/.profile [06:50] its there already, pretty sure by default. [06:50] and have you logged out and logged back in since putting it there [06:50] i didn't put it there. [06:50] that is the important part [06:50] yea, i hear you. I'll do it again just to be 1000% sure, but I didn't edit this in [06:50] brb [06:51] Hey guys! [06:52] JoshuaD: well it's definitely not default, so if you definitely didn't edit it in, I wonder who else may have access to your files... [06:53] I have a question about advanced startup [06:54] I notice when I boot it shows the grub menu [06:54] @jerichowasahoax: I may have edited in in the past, couldn't say for sure. Maybe that's how this started a year ago. [06:54] @jerichowasahoax, logout/login no change [06:54] and it has two options in advanced startup (regular ubuntu wont boot, just purple screen) [06:54] and there is ubuntu generic .40 and .28 [06:54] .40 wont boot [06:54] but .28 will? [06:54] think i'll just use ~/bin. Guessing I must've forced this a while back. No reason to force it [06:55] JoshuaD: well i guess your graphical login environment isn't sourcing ~/.profile :V [06:56] is it supposed to be? [06:56] JoshuaD: I'm not sure exactly where all the environment settings are in 17.10, I'm mainly an Ubuntu server user (and putting it in .zshrc works for me :V) [06:56] Let me try that. I'm also using zsh. [06:58] Zensei: tell us the whole story plz? [06:58] Zensei: ubuntu version? what happened? [06:58] I have xubuntu on my asus laptop. The wifi is autodisconnecting frequently. How do I solve this? [06:59] xvtz: are you chatting from the computer right now hardwired to the network? [06:59] lotuspsychje: ubuntu 16.04 LTS [06:59] Zensei: up to date to .3? [06:59] xvtz: chipset and driver and xubuntu version? [07:00] tatertots, No, right now the wifi is working, but about every five minutes or so, the wifi disconnects and then reconnects again. [07:00] JoshuaD: it may be possible to add "$HOME/.local/bin" to the global path in /etc/environment, though I'm not sure if $HOME is defined by the time that file is read [07:00] I just booted from flash, did some updates, soft reboot, purple screen [07:00] did hard reboot [07:00] then grub [07:00] and then aforementioned shit [07:00] whoops [07:00] poop [07:00] oh he disconnected [07:00] !note [07:00] xvtz: probably realtek..open terminal [07:00] not up to date afaik [07:00] xvtz: sudo apt install inxi pastebinit [07:00] i tried [07:00] xvtz: let me know when its done [07:00] lotuspsychje, chipset 03:00.0 Network controller: Qualcomm Atheros QCA9565 / AR9565 Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01) [07:01] xvtz: xubuntu version? [07:01] xubutnu 16.04 LTS 32-bit [07:02] xvtz: lsb_release -a [07:03] I was disconnected just now. [07:04] Zensei: try update system via recoverymode? [07:06] !atheros | xvtz [07:06] xvtz: Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs [07:06] xvtz: check if system is up to date lsb_release -a [07:06] lotuspsychje, No LSB modules are available [07:07] xvtz: did you -a [07:07] yep [07:09] lotuspsychje, I did -a [07:09] http://paste.ubuntu.com/26039604/ is my lspci result [07:10] I was upgrading Ubuntu and the updater frozen. I had to restart, now I cannot boot, I get a black screen with a pointer arrow. I canot SSH. :( [07:10] What can i do? [07:37] hmm [07:37] computer fixed itself XD [07:49] is it possible to upgrade packages via the “try ubuntu” gui from the loader? [07:50] had a update failure with all sorts of issues cant get networking etc in safe mode [07:55] are you trying to access a network via a usb boot of ubuntu? [07:59] I have terminal access again! :) [08:08] aynone around? [08:08] I am [08:09] just doing the casual NEVER USED LINUX BEFORE shine of a new os [08:10] hmm? [08:10] heh [08:10] windows user [08:10] just decided go on ubuntu [08:10] Joshua, I had the updater crash when updating to a new version. I repaired with dpkg under safe mode and was able to boot after only getting a black screen with pointer. Will updating packages now be sufficent or should I try to upgrade the entire install? [08:12] ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm no expert on ubuntu. If it were me, i'd try working from where you are. Get to a tty, try figuring out where things are breaking, try fixing it there. [08:12] did you try hitting ctrl + alt + f2 / f3 / f4? [08:12] after getting to the blank pointer? [08:12] *black screen w/ pointer [08:12] nucubun: what were you doing when it crashed - just installing updates or upgrading to a new release? [08:13] I fixed that, i have desktop / ssh now [08:13] updating to a new release [08:13] and i restarted, subseqnetly got locked out just a black screen and pointer, i went into safe mode and ran dpkg to fix any configuration issues, got ability to log back in, and now updated packages. Says I have the latest distribution to === mikesdrivein is now known as hierofant [09:11] anyone know how to improve synaptics trackpad in ubuntu? looks like wayland using libinput [09:11] rather than synaptics [09:13] would think libinput would work better though [09:16] Hi! I'm going to customize my ubuntu that I've installed recent as second OS [09:18] I've created tasks what I must do at first, this my list http://dpaste.com/3D3MA7C [09:18] How long it take to learn? And I need translator there as well. ) [09:19] is it possible learned everything those what I wrote? [09:21] Neo2: is this a vps or a local machine? [09:22] near with windows, I'll now reboot in there [09:22] real local machine [09:22] second OS [09:22] and what do you mean by "customize digitalocean"? [09:22] I didn't thing It take 20Gb and ubuntu able access all other dicks [09:23] ducasse: I bought there VPS for 5$ and couldn't put Wp site for test speed on google [09:24] ducasse: I want estimate response time,on my current server it's not 0.4 seconds, it must be no more 0.2 [09:24] Neo2: you should probably start by reading this: [09:24] !software [09:24] A general introduction to the ways software can be installed, removed and managed in Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoftwareManagement - See also !Packages, !Equivalents [09:24] ducasse: I've watched a few video lessons about all of those what I need, I need more and learn SSH too, change password, how to use keys [09:25] hello [09:25] ducasse: have you ever try put site on digitalocean? there host without ISPmanager, my current host has it [09:26] i have several vps guests there, yes [09:26] oh and what the control panels do you use? [09:27] ssh :) [09:27] only? [09:27] yes [09:27] I've got issue restoring /boot in ubuntu. When I try to boot 17.10, grub doesn't appear, I get: 'unknown filesystem' in grub rescue [09:27] I watched in video lessons, we get ssh and then install free control panes and then only start customize the server [09:28] ducasse: do all in ssh difficult and take much time, you can install LAMP and then panel [09:28] I've tried to restore/reinstall grub from a live system, but I didn't solve that issue, I get again to grub rescue and Iconfigfile command doesn't work in grub rescue [09:28] Any ideas? [09:28] cristian_c: is that on UEFI or BIOS ? [09:29] I want at first train do all of this on local OS and then train on digitaloceans [09:29] TJ-: efi [09:29] cristian_c: at the GRUB rescue> prompt does "ls" list all the storage devices you'd expect to see? [09:29] Neo2: i suggest you do as i suggested some time back - get a good linux book and start reading. you really need to learn how to do things in a shell. [09:30]