Fire-Dragon-DoL | there you go! plasma-workspace | 00:07 |
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Fire-Dragon-DoL | looks like starting yakuake crashes the login in some way | 00:12 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | yep | 00:12 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | not sure why | 00:13 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | well, time to fix bak everything and start the investigation! :P | 00:13 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | yes confirmed | 00:20 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | so, is it normal that if you add a startup script with `exit` | 00:21 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | it stops you from logging in? | 00:21 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | or is it a bug of new updates? | 00:21 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | I had this script running for long time, so I guess this is a new problem | 00:22 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | and it explains why the log was so quiet | 00:23 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | now the question is | 00:40 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | who handles the startup in KDE? | 00:40 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | I want to report the bug, but not sure where | 00:40 |
valorie | Fire-Dragon-DoL: good question | 00:44 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | I found this which seem to match: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kubuntu-meta/+bug/1448677 | 00:44 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1448677 in kubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) "kde plasma5 crashes on login" [Critical,Triaged] | 00:44 |
valorie | if you don't get an answer here, try #kde or even #kde-devel | 00:44 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | also the problematic file was in .config/plasma-workspace/env | 00:44 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | does plasma-related stuff belong to it? | 00:44 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | i guess | 00:45 |
valorie | you'll get asked to go to #plasma if that's needed | 00:45 |
Fire-Dragon-DoL | ok let's see there | 00:52 |
user|20208 | Hi | 02:03 |
user|20208 | I'm a noob | 02:03 |
user|20208 | Want to know how can I update to the latest kubuntu. | 02:03 |
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wayne__ | user 20208 you still there? I can help. I'm using kubuntu. | 03:32 |
wayne__ | You wanted to know how you can update to the latest kubuntu. | 03:32 |
wayne__ | first thing is open a terminal and type: sudo apt-get update | 03:33 |
wayne__ | actually, scratch that. Put this into a terminal window: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade -y | 03:34 |
wayne__ | That will give you a full system upgrade. | 03:34 |
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krytarik | wayne__: They left 2 mins later. | 04:17 |
krytarik | And they meant upgrade to the latest version of Kubuntu. | 04:19 |
EoflaOE | Now, back to the problem. I redownloaded and the hash checksum matched. | 04:23 |
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EoflaOE | And now I re-made a bootable USB and when I booted from it, using boot-loader trick switching ports, I got Squashfs errors about zlib decompression failed and the install started without decoration like plain X11. I selected Try, and the same problem reappeared again. | 05:16 |
lordievader | Good morning | 07:02 |
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BluesKaj | Hiyas all | 12:15 |
Captain_Haddock | Hi | 12:17 |
Captain_Haddock | So, on this desktop, I used to have a dual boot of Windows 7 and Kubuntu 16.04. Both worked fine except for one thing. When I shut down the desktop, it shut down just fine on Windows, but restarted with Kubuntu. | 12:19 |
Captain_Haddock | So what I used to do in Kubuntu was to just suspend the system all the time, which was an acceptable stop gap solution. | 12:20 |
Captain_Haddock | Now, I've installed Kubuntu 17.10 on a new SSD. The shut down problem continues to persist. What's new is that Suspend does not work either. The computer does suspend, but only for around 4 seconds after which it wakes up again. | 12:21 |
Captain_Haddock | Any idea why this might be happening? | 12:21 |
BluesKaj | all pertitions on one drive? | 12:23 |
BluesKaj | partitions | 12:24 |
BluesKaj | Captain_Haddock,^ | 12:24 |
Captain_Haddock | BluesKaj: No. The install occupies the entire SSD, but I still access the old HDD as well. | 12:24 |
Captain_Haddock | BluesKaj: That said, Suspend worked just fine just now :/ It didn't work earlier today or all day yesterday. | 12:26 |
Captain_Haddock | Lemme try again. | 12:26 |
BluesKaj | then you have to set one drive as first in your boot sequence , if you have windows on one and kubuntu on the other | 12:26 |
Captain_Haddock | Missed any reply. But it worked again :| | 12:27 |
BluesKaj | then you have to set one drive as first in your boot sequence , if you have windows on one and kubuntu on the other | 12:27 |
Captain_Haddock | BluesKaj: In the BIOS? | 12:27 |
BluesKaj | yes, but if it's working now then just leave it ...uefi is finicky when it comes to booting | 12:28 |
BluesKaj | asuming uefi vs bios | 12:29 |
BluesKaj | assumimg | 12:29 |
Captain_Haddock | Yes. Should this affect shutting down as well? | 12:29 |
BluesKaj | oops | 12:29 |
Captain_Haddock | I was thinking that this would be some IRQ-related issue. | 12:30 |
BluesKaj | I prefer to suspend | 12:30 |
BluesKaj | ii'ss a boot sequence setting IMO | 12:31 |
Captain_Haddock | I see. I'll have a tinker with the BIOS. I do remember either disabling UEFI or doing something similar to get the system to boot off a pen drive a few years ago. | 12:32 |
BluesKaj | but if it's working now , why muck about | 12:32 |
Captain_Haddock | Maybe that is related. | 12:32 |
martok | I'm curious if any else running 17.04 is experiencing a bad superblock problem? | 12:33 |
Captain_Haddock | You're right. It's not a biggie, if Suspend is working OK :) | 12:33 |
martok | *anyone else | 12:33 |
BluesKaj | martok,17.04 is eol as of today I think | 12:34 |
Captain_Haddock | BluesKaj: Thanks for your time. | 12:34 |
BluesKaj | Captain_Haddock, np | 12:34 |
BluesKaj | !zesty | 12:36 |
ubottu | Ubuntu 17.04 (Zesty Zapus) was the 26th release of Ubuntu. Support ended on January 13th, 2018. See !eol and https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2018-January/000228.html | 12:36 |
BluesKaj | oops support ended over 2 weeks ago martok | 12:36 |
martok | Blueskaj: That I know. But why would it mess up the superblock? This is the second laptop in 2 days that I had to fix the superblock just to get back into the system to back it up | 12:37 |
BluesKaj | martok, no idea. but I suggest you upgrade to 17.10 asap | 12:54 |
martok | BluesKaj: Definitely. I tried upgrading one of the laptops, but that didn't work out too well. So what I'm doing is just doing a clean install. Much faster anyway. I was pretty much just courious as to why it would mess up the superblock | 13:10 |
BluesKaj | martok, is windows on the laptop as well? | 13:12 |
BluesKaj | i had superblock problems when i was dual booting W7 and kubuntu in legacy mode on a dos table instead of gpt on my lenove laptop | 13:14 |
BluesKaj | lenovo | 13:14 |
BluesKaj | so i made the switch back uefi and gpt | 13:15 |
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martok | BluesKaj: sorry for the late response. Windows is on one of the laptops. Kubunu is the only OS on the other | 13:42 |
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martok | BluesKaj: that's good to know. I am actually installing 17.10 on the laptop uefi and gpt | 13:45 |
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BluesKaj | martok, ok , then the 17.10 install should go smoothly | 13:46 |
BluesKaj | I no longer need windows on any of my computers...thank God :-) | 13:47 |
martok | BluesKaj: Me neither. It's client computers. LOL | 13:48 |
BluesKaj | ok | 13:49 |
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elichai2 | hey, is it possible to reinstall kubuntu on existing system? (with luks) | 15:17 |
marcellus | Hi people! Everytime I try to do any updates I get following error message: "Fehler beim Laden der QML-Datei: file:///usr/share/plasma/plasmoids/org.kde.discovernotifier/contents/ui/main.qml:23:1: module "org.kde.discovernotifier" is not installed" | 17:09 |
marcellus | I dont know how to solve it | 17:10 |
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Tirali | After kubuntu hwe kernel 4.13 which uses smbv3 the smb manager smb4k is not working any longer, will there be a backport soon? Or is there another solution to get this fixed? | 20:50 |
Tirali | kubuntu 17.10 has already smb4k 2.0 which is supporting smbv3 i think | 20:51 |
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