[00:01] Is anyone familiar with an install failing due to "TSC_DEADLINE disabled due to Errata: please update microcode to version: 0x52 (or later)"? === sins-_r is now known as sins- [00:02] There are a few different bugs filed on it, e.g. bug 1725762, but I haven't found anything mentioning whether it still happens in Bionic. [00:02] bug 1725762 in linux (Ubuntu) "[Firmware Bug]: TSC_DEADLINE disabled due to Errata; please update microcode to version: 0x52 (or later) - Errors starting from live DVD Dell New I7 15 XPS" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1725762 [00:03] (A friend hit it in 17.10 and I'm trying to help him, though we may downgrade him to Xenial) [00:04] I've found recommendations to install intel-microcode from restricted, but that doesn't help if it's keeping him from booting. === Tin_man is now known as Guest17160 === p is now known as Guest85001 [00:16] So seeing as I can't seem to apply lasting permissions to this document I guess I should just save it as a jpeg. === doc|work_ is now known as doc|laptop [00:17] Then they can print it as a picture and at least it's as immutable as a printed copy. [00:19] chattr isn't working? How are people modifying it? [00:19] Is it on some kind of networked filesystem? [00:20] Are people modifying it as root? Otherwise '-r--r--r--' should be plenty. [00:20] If people are so determined to modify it that they'll become root, they can probably edit a jpg too. :) [00:21] akk: Last time I checked the TSC_DEADLINE was not the actual error, but just the last message printed [00:22] TJ-: Interesting, I wondered about that. I haven't seen it myself yet. [00:22] After Recent installation of ssd in addition to the hdd which is an ubuntu 16.04 inst, the hdd is lost in mount tables the ssd is made primary in bios Boot prompt and hdd secondary the ubuntu was installed to the ssd and then aft booting to ssd hdd is vacant [00:23] The people in the bug I referenced seem to think it's a matter of bad microcode which has to be overridden on every boot [00:23] and that ubuntu should do that automatically in its install. [00:24] why would wpa_gui show as a grey square instead of the usual menu? this is a new install === william is now known as Guest90783 [00:25] Chatterly: hmmm, wierd, 'ls -l' in some cirumstances should show the 'i' flag; but you're correct, it doesn't seem to do it on recent Ubuntu versions; instead use "lsattr path/to/file" [00:26] Chatterly: also, to set the attribute, you'll need 'sudo' so "sudo chattr +i path/to/file" [00:26] Will try that. Yes I did use sudo. [00:26] TJ-, you're "crew", right? [00:27] pos: huh? [00:27] channel crew? [00:27] are we going sailing? flying? [00:27] pos: just the same as anyone else here [00:27] ah [00:28] who is ded crew? [00:28] and For record if anyone is having synaptic issue with advanced touchpad setting on Aspire A515-51 series laptop it works Fanominal after SSD inst, so COnfig BIOS to use BASIC touchpad if on HDD [00:28] pos, do you have a Ubuntu support question? [00:28] pos: everyone here is volunteers [00:28] yes and ok [00:29] running u1804. up to minutes ago, my chroot into an old u1404 disk image had access to the net. now it doesn't.. any ideas? [00:29] any idea when package crew is gonna feel like testing the water with microcode that became public over a month ago? [00:29] I never could get the synaptic configured usably on my asus, I ended up disabling it entirely and mapping F1-F3 to be mouse buttons [00:29] !18.04 | wagle [00:29] wagle: Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) will be the 28th release of Ubuntu - Announcement at http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/1518 - Discussion in #ubuntu+1 [00:29] wagle: does 14.04 /etc/resolv.conf have a valid entry? [00:29] Wonderful thank you TJ shows ----i------------ now. [00:29] which confuses other people no end, so nobody ever wants to borrow my laptop. [00:30] TJ-: it doesnt now.. [00:30] Hello All, question? [00:30] wagle: can the chroot ping IP addresses? [00:31] ask bunnyman :) [00:31] I bet the chcp lease expired while I was in the chroot [00:31] wagle: I assumed from your question you'd checked the host was OK :) [00:31] i saw resolv.conf was empty, tried to dhcpclient, and that didnt work [00:31] Is this an ok place to ask for help or no? [00:32] the host is fine [00:32] wagle: chroot doesn't have separate networking stack so dhcp isn't going to be an issue [00:32] so there was a driver for a Netgear Wireless USB adapter - it was originally make for Ubuntu 15.04, I was able to edit it for 17.10, It works verifying right now it works. How can I share this driver so other people won't go through the rough time I did modifying it. [00:33] wagle: so can the chroot ping an IP address? [00:33] i tracerouted fine [00:33] wagle: if so, then the issue the DNS resolver was changed [00:33] I mean isn't that the point of Linux lol [00:33] yeah, dns seemed hosed [00:33] wagle: so maybe you caused resolvconf to re-generate /run/resolvconf/resolv.conf (which is pointed to by the /etc/resolv.conf symlink) [00:34] lemme try something [00:34] bunnyman: If the code doesn't have an open source license but is freely available, one option is to make a patch containing the changes you made [00:34] bunnyman: since you can't legally distribute their code, but you can tell people where to download it and how to apply your patch. [00:34] I think it's Open Source, let me check [00:34] bunnyman: wrap it as a DKMS module and publish it via an Ubuntu Launchpad PPA [00:35] If it's open source, then you can put it on github, or put a tarball on a website, or anything you want. [00:35] let me check cause it originally was apart of a Git repo [00:36] https://github.com/jurobystricky/Netgear-A6210 [00:36] If it's in a git repo, the best thing to do is fork the repo on github [00:36] then check in your changes to your version [00:36] and also send a pull request to the owner of the original repo [00:36] rebooting in case something is out of sync with updates [00:37] sorry guys I'm new so I would go to the git website...and fork the repo? [00:37] TJ-: thanks.. if I still have problem, will chat in #ubuntu+1 [00:38] bunnyman: It means you'll have your own copy of their repo, and you can make changes to your copy. Some documentation: https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo/ [00:38] bunnyman: Then a "pull request" means you've made improvements to your version of the repo, and you want the original ("upstream") github repo to include your changes. [00:38] !ask | ubuntufan [00:38] ubuntufan: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [00:39] bunnyman: https://help.github.com/articles/about-pull-requests/ [00:43] bunnyman: looks like a couple other folks also forked it: https://github.com/jurobystricky/Netgear-A6210/network [00:43] Okay did it - [00:44] https://github.com/bunnyman13/Netgear-A6210 [00:45] Thanks everyone for the help - I feel like apart of a community - [00:45] now for some Nutella, and Avengers Age of Ultron - === hw is now known as Guest1641 === mesa is now known as BionicMac [01:13] Hi all, I have an odd question [01:15] My wifi card has a burnt contact so sometime I get dc and some kernel errors. If I tap the kb a bit and modprobe -r iwlmvm and iwlwifi I can get it unstuck in the kernel but the interface has been removed with the modprobe. How can I bring it back without a reboot? restarting networking doesnt cut it [01:16] really getting annoying having to reboot in the middle of work while I wait for this new wifi card to arrive lol [01:16] miligotu did you try to check solution at askubuntu? [01:17] yeah ive searched around and it doesnt seem like anything explains what to do after a modprobe reload of a kernel module [01:17] Im an experienced linux user so this should be easy imo, but its just not lol [01:20] I usually do this sequence: mark the interface down with ifconfig or ip, unload the module, modprobe it to reload, then ifconfig or ip to mark it up again. [01:20] With my wifi card (which is unfortunately broadcom) that works, but maybe it's different with different modules. [01:21] How are you seeing that the interface has been removed? It doesn't show up in ifconfig -a or the ip equivalent command? [01:22] both with ifconfig and ip link. It does show with lspci -v [01:22] and the kernel module is listed as loaded for it [01:22] the interface has no label though so I cannot even try to up/down it === saliorMoonLT is now known as Irritiable [01:25] lspci shows it marked as "disabled" after I modprobe -r [01:25] Just making sure: ifconfig -a doesn't show it? It's not just ifconfig that doesn't? [01:25] no, ifconfig -a does not show it, only lspci -v which shows it as disabled [01:25] so I guess I need to know how to enable it in the kernel after a module reload [01:25] miigotu: you 'modprobe -r ...' then I presume reinsert the modules with 'modprobe ...' ? [01:26] Oh, hmm -- have you checked rfkill? [01:26] Could rfkill be blocking it after it's unloaded? [01:26] akk: possibly, the kill node is provided by the kernel module [01:26] TJ-, thats what I did, after you modprobe it is set as disabled and ifconfig/ip/network-manager doesnt even see it [01:27] miigotu: where do you see this 'disabled' ? [01:27] I think ifconfig/ip will omit interfaces if rfkill is blocking them. [01:27] miigotu: have you checked 'dmesg' to see what errors if any are reported? [01:27] akk, I can try and check rfkill after a modprobe here shortly, but it will dc me haha [01:28] TJ-, in lspci -v, something like "Memory at df200000 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=8K] [disabled]" [01:28] miigotu: ahhh, so one of the device BARs - that suggests the hardware is in a bad state, which is why a reboot is needed to reset it [01:28] miigotu: however, it being a PCI device, you could force a rescan. [01:29] miigotu: can you "pastebinit <( lspci -nn )" [01:29] yes, there is a problem with the connector on my mpcie, so sometimes it doesnt get a good enough connection and the kernel sees it as a stuck fifo === mesa is now known as BionicMac [01:30] I can, but currently the wifi is in a working stae lol [01:30] does the lspci command kill it ? [01:31] nope [01:31] so why can't you pastebin the output? [01:31] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/FFVxYGmTy4/ [01:31] ahhh, here we go [01:31] I cant, just making sure you weren't looking for information that would be there if it were in a broken state [01:31] I can* [01:32] pci rescan and then a reload of the interfaces I guess would be what I need. Just want to avoid the reboot if I can [01:32] miigotu: so you can try this: "echo 1 | sudo dd of=/sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:02\:00.0/reset" -- if 'reset' doesn't help try 'rescan' [01:33] Ok, Ill save that and try to make it boot me again lol. Thats the annoying part of trying to fix it because I never know when it will happen === Tempesta_ is now known as Tempesta [01:34] miigotu: if that works you could write a script to do all the steps automatically if the device fails [01:34] miigotu: it could even detect the failure and do it before you realise [01:34] If that does work, would restarting network-manager be enough after that? [01:35] N.M. will see the interface return and do it's thing [01:35] Hi. I am using Ubuntu Budgie. I changed the font in the system settings, but the fonts on the desktop are till the system defaullt [01:35] any clues? thank you [01:35] Yeah ill script it for sure, even if I have to manually call it once I notice it [01:35] speaking of wifi [01:35] looks like each distro has it's own in the wild firmware is there any way to extract these for examination [01:35] otherwise most firmware require a windows binary for programming [01:36] Ubuntu Budgie 17.10 [01:36] miigotu: You shouldn't need to kick N.M. if the connection is configured to auto-connect when available [01:36] Thanks for the help, Ill pop back in if it works or doesnt =P [01:36] purple1: most firmware comes from the linux-firmare project repo [01:36] Oh ok, I wasnt sure how it would behave with a hotplugged device that wasnt designed to be hotpluggable lol [01:36] miigotu: great, it'd be good to know if it works [01:38] purple1, if some distro has firmware you cant tell where it is coming from I would be worried. Its open source for a reason =P [01:59] anyone recommend a good vscode extension for doing web dev on a remote linux server. like something that syncs files over sftp etc... [01:59] ive seen a couple but they kinda suck [01:59] and i saw another one that doesnt use sftp, but it only does 1 file at a time === marve is now known as Guest39853 [02:13] The first time I tasted my own blood was born the definition of bittersweet, so what defines a definition , I do. [02:19] NO leap second will be introduced at the end of June 2018. [02:21] hello [02:22] how do you disable ubuntu 16.04 from sending mdns over the network? [02:22] I've uninstalled avahi-daemon, rebooted and it's still doing it [02:22] second question, what service sends ssdp over the network? [02:24] hello everyone [02:27] hello [02:34] Mister_X: https://askubuntu.com/questions/378572/how-to-turn-off-the-multicast-dns-and-multicast-upnp-services-in-ubuntu#434773 [02:35] zanshin, as mentioned, I removed avahi-daemon [02:35] apt-get purge avahi-daemon [02:36] Mister_X: That's not what that link says to do. It suggests changing the avahi daemon configuration so that it doesn't run. [02:37] my point is that having it removed does the same as having it disabled [02:37] if not more [02:38] I'm wondering why I still see that traffic [02:38] Mister_X: Did you reboot after removing it? [02:39] systemctl disable avahi-daemon and systemctl disable avahi-service should do on 16.04 [02:39] yes [02:39] oh well [02:40] thanks anyway === m4v- is now known as m4v === ledeni_ is now known as ledeni === saliorMoonLT is now known as Irritiable [03:33] anyone here have experience setting up KVM virtual machines with bridged networking and dhcp? I feel like I've got the bridge setup on my host but my VM Guests don't connect to the network when I try changing their network type to bridged [03:37] tfitts: do you use virt-manager and NetworkManager? [03:38] it's ubuntu server so I'm using kimchi [03:41] I don't know what that is. How do you manage the network (e.g. networking, NetworkManager, etc.)? [03:42] I suppose you should create the bridge on the host and then use it as a connection on the VM [03:43] oh, you said that. But still, how are you doing it? [03:48] I created the bridge through /etc/network/interfaces [03:48] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Networking [03:48] basically how it's listed there [03:53] tfitts: what happens if you set the vm connection to the bridge, and only then start the vm? I'm saying this because, from memory, I had some issues when reconnecting an already powered on vm [03:55] that's what I've been trying. It gets no IP and even manually assigning it doesn't work. It's basically like when a network cable is physically plugged in to a switch and there's nothing else on the switch. [03:57] stupid question maybe, is your network card really eth0 like in the example? [03:58] no, it's eno1 but I changed that in my config === LabMonkey is now known as Mechanismus [04:00] I'm not sure what the issue may be. An usual advice may be checking "systemctl status networking" [04:01] this is assuming you've correctly followed the steps in the guide you linked to [04:02] it's up fine [04:06] tfitts: there are some things you may want to double-check (e.g. you have bridge-utils installed, you have restarted the service, ...) I'm afraid I can't help much more if this is already the case. You could try asking in #ubuntu-server, or in some other channel related to virtualization [04:06] I'll try that. I've definitely covered all the basic stuff [04:32] join ##oxytocin [04:35] i ned help installing nvidia driver 390.42 iv ben having truble installing it === Kernel is now known as Guest37069 [04:43] how do i install a .run file i want to install the latest nvidia driver [04:46] chmod +x *.run; ./*.run [04:54] steven__: Nvidia discourages that : " Note that many Linux distributions provide their own packages of the NVIDIA Linux Graphics Driver in the distribution's native package management format. This may interact better with the rest of your distribution's framework, and you may want to use this rather than NVIDIA's official package. [04:54] " [04:56] well i was told for runing games its beter to use the drivers that are most up todate from the nvidia site rather then the ones suplyed bye ubuntu that are out of date [04:56] steven__: How do you know that the 390 version driver is correct for your card ? [04:56] and seeing how the drivers ubuntu are giving are 2 years out of date i wold aree [04:56] steven__: we have a PPA that povides that latest driver .. and is tested ! [04:57] provides* === marve is now known as Guest59415 [04:59] hello, I need help installing ubuntu, I cannot even boot installer [04:59] ryzen 5 2400 G [05:00] is there a masage to it? [05:00] yes, something with AMD-vi and hangs [05:00] What error message do you get? [05:00] I can try to boot again and make a picture of error [05:01] 18.04 beta [05:02] !18.04 | fxnoob .. seek the help in this support channel : [05:02] fxnoob .. seek the help in this support channel :: Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) will be the 28th release of Ubuntu - Announcement at http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/1518 - Discussion in #ubuntu+1 [05:05] * mr_lou is sad this bug report "expired": https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1737671 [05:05] Launchpad bug 1737671 in linux (Ubuntu) "Blu-ray burner no longer detected" [Medium,Expired] [05:05] It still isn't fixed. [05:07] in +1 channel everybody sleeps :).. Should I make a pic of error? [05:08] normal usb boot hangs with black screen, uefi usb boot gives the errors [05:36] Is it possible to use wayland in the latest ubuntu if I'm using propietary nvidia drivers? [05:40] limbo_: #ubuntu+1 for 18.04 issues [05:40] limbo_: yes and no - can your card take the 390 version driver / This driver was released yesterday and several advise it is now fixed in that version . [05:44] lotuspsychje: latest as in 17.10 [05:44] Bashing-om: No idea. It's a 1070. [05:46] limbo_: pastebin - lspci -k | grep -EA2 'VGA|3D' - will check and see if 390 will work . [05:47] https://paste.debian.net/hidden/0fdde438/ [05:50] limbo_: Yepper, try it and see ' sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa ; sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ; sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall ' reboot to see the effect . [05:52] How long will it take for those drivers to come to the regular install? [06:07] limbo_: Not sure - ?? [06:12] Anybody have a thought on Ubuntu's 10.04 version? [06:12] yes. 10.04 is dead and not supported. [06:12] lol, sorry, my bad. I mean 18.04 [06:13] discuss in #ubuntu+1 [06:13] Ok. Cheers cfhowlett [06:13] happy2help! [06:16] limbo_: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2385770&page=5 maybe the patched driver is in the repo . === Citral is now known as Citral90 [06:17] xubuntu 16.4.3 how to trace the input interface for keyboard [06:18] does onboard and the hard keyboard use the same interface? [06:18] need security by biversity [06:19] defence protocol biverse input method [06:19] after a previous boot showd skipped input chars during a session === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [06:20] previous mainline ubuntu appeared to fry sdcard [06:21] can this be verified [06:21] enoch85__: send privmsg [06:22] last supporter complained about the customizations [06:22] doesn't matter to me which linux is used so long as my software cooperates [06:23] how to rip out sound support it sounds like a tincan echo anyhow [06:23] doesnt play google voice well [06:24] it needs to be ripped completely out [06:24] if it doesnt play networked audio it is nearly useless === purple1 is now known as m1k3r1d3r === m1k3r1d3r is now known as mikerider === marve is now known as Guest86418 === saliorMoonLT is now known as Irritiable [06:57] general chat channel? [07:00] kuze01: #ubuntu-offtopic [07:00] thank you [07:01] no problem === ubuntu is now known as Guest24914 [07:11] hi === notze_ is now known as notze [07:25] hii [07:25] i am back [07:28] "hii i am back - Client Quit" [07:40] How could I set a script to run whenever Unity logs out? [07:40] hint: something with dbus [07:40] i have a script for session lock/unlock [07:41] Can you post that script? I may be able to modify it to suit my needs [07:41] hold on [07:43] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/QDyJBzNdPk/ [07:44] thank you! [07:46] https://askubuntu.com/questions/720380/how-can-i-run-a-local-command-to-run-a-script-on-just-before-log-out-of-a-un?utm_medium=organic&utm_source=google_rich_qa&utm_campaign=google_rich_qa [07:46] this one may help too [07:47] hi === u0_a114 is now known as clap [07:49] Hi everyone [07:49] hi [07:50] hi === Guest42913 is now known as cjoshmartin [07:50] Iam new in here, and i from Indonesia [07:52] exit === kenden is now known as Guest1536 === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [08:01] is there a way to create sudo user environments that are not in any way connected, without a dual boot? [08:04] f00lest: Can you explain what you mean by “sudo user environment”? [08:04] vlt here's what happened ... [08:04] I installed some packages using sudo [08:04] sudo apt-get * [08:05] so these packages will be the same for every user [08:05] I want a way so that if I create a user all those installations do not exist [08:05] and it feels like a fresh install [08:06] f00lest: use containers [08:06] I didn't know that [08:06] f00lest: or virtual machines [08:06] ducasse virtual machines not gonna work [08:06] I use my env for game dev [08:07] f00lest: https://linuxcontainers.org/lxd/ [08:07] and my laptop isn't that powerful [08:07] lxd containers are pretty lightweight [08:09] ducasse I'm trying it now online [08:10] looks pretty cool [08:12] ducasse if I messup the root, it'll be still fine on the outside right [08:12] last time I installed some software that should not be installed as root [08:12] and I did and now I am reinstalling 16 04 [08:12] yup, you can just delete that container and start a fresh one [08:13] awesome! [08:14] I'll do a fresh install and put my new project in a container then [08:14] network is the same, it uses the same ip as the machine? [08:16] ducasse, does it use the same ip as the machine? [08:17] you can set it up with a separate ip, so it appears to the network as a totally different host [08:17] good to know there is a way to do so [08:17] ducasse and vlt thanks a lot fellas [08:18] buh bye! [08:28] i want link download repository for ubuntu trusty [08:42] anyone able to help - trying to install lubuntu on a Surface Pro 4 from a live usb; UEFI doesn't seem to recognise the usb [08:47] Do I have to do anything special to request help here? [08:47] !ask [08:47] Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [08:48] NewUser, use Ubuntu if that qualifies you as special :) [08:48] NewUser: so describe the problem in as much detail as possible, it makes the chance higher of someone being able to help. [08:49] NewUser: https://askubuntu.com/questions/791976/installing-ubuntu-on-surface-pro-4 [08:49] Surface Pro 4 UEFI is not recognising the Lubuntu LiveUSB; or, it recognises it about one in 100 times. [08:50] NewUser: https://blog.hackdesk.com/running-ubuntu-on-micro-sd-card-on-surface-pro-4-dfe9e38e17e1 [08:51] NewUser: "Go to “Security” > “Secure Boot” > “change configuration”, select “None” and “Next”." [08:51] yep, secure boot has been turned off [08:52] if I manually make it boot from usb, it restarts and goes straight back to the UEFI config page [08:55] It is just weird that it has worked like once, two days ago, and that was only after restarting a number of times === ReMix is now known as zonta [09:05] hello [09:12] hello [09:29] What does this mean from Ubuntu Package Manager.. "W: Can't drop privileges for downloading as file '/root/.synaptic/tmp//tmp_sh' couldn't be accessed by user '_apt'. - pkgAcquire::Run (13: Permission denied)" [09:31] are you running the command as root? === marve is now known as Guest77734 [09:45] @cfhowlett - Yes I am, I am the only user on this computer [09:46] running as root will cause unpredictable and strange results - including breakage [09:47] use sudo instead [09:51] Hmz. Somehow my DPI button got stuck in. Is there a way I can disable it via software? [09:55] hello [09:55] what is intel PCH sound card vs nvidia sound card..why do I have both on HP pro [09:58] nvidia is most likely hdmi audio. lovilr === sins-_r is now known as sins- [10:01] so I have two GPUs? [10:01] because of two sound cards [10:10] lovilr: you seem to have a second sound card on your nvidia card. but this doesn't mean you have two gpu's. you may or may not have intel discrete graphics (you probably do) in addition to the vidia graphics. [10:11] lovilr: you can run 'lspci | grep VGA' to find out === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [10:43] 7 [10:50] Hi all [10:53] ./livecd [10:53] ./boot [10:53] its not working [10:53] details?? [11:30] i have removed /var/cache/* how can i restore it [11:32] who knows [11:32] ? [11:32] hello, good day :) my name is ahmad i am just beginner in drools and i just looking for examples for sub process example for each type, any help [11:33] topic here is ubuntu support, etman_ . perhaps do an alis search for a more precise channel [11:33] ? [11:40] !restore [11:42] Err:6 file:/var/cuda-repo-9-0-local Release [11:42] File not found - /var/cuda-repo-9-0-local/Release (2: No such file or directory) [11:42] how can i remove this [11:43] !restore [11:43] how? [11:45] nullbyte_, you did back up those files before you deleted them, right? [11:47] cfhowlett: what u mean [11:49] you said you deleted files from /var/. no reason to do this by accident and few reasons to do so deliberately. I assume you made a backup first. [11:49] yes but no [11:49] unwise [11:49] Err:6 file:/var/cuda-repo-9-0-local Release this from apt-get update [11:49] and i have removed /var/cache* with rm -rf /var/cache* and now i don't have cache [11:50] and/var/cuda-repo-9-0-local/Release still there in apt-get update [11:50] that's it [11:50] what led you to do this? your goal? [11:50] so if i remove cuda-repo-9-0-local/Release from apt-get maybe i will fix it [11:55] sudo mkdir -p /var/cache/apt/archives/partial [11:55] sudo touch /var/cache/apt/archives/lock [11:55] sudo chmod 640 /var/cache/apt/archives/lock [11:55] sudo apt-get clean === sins-_r is now known as sins- [12:02] Hello, I have a G25 steering wheel and I'm wondering if anyone has setup their wheel in ubuntu [12:02] It's detected but the calibration isn't set correctly and it defaults to -90* [12:10] hey guys I've got a question about lxd [12:10] can some one help [12:12] any one? [12:12] f00lest: try #lxcontainers [12:12] thanks ducasse === Sven_vB_ is now known as Sven_vB [12:44] guys my apt-get isnt working any ideas? [12:45] guys my apt-get isnt working any ideas? [12:45] guys my apt-get isnt working any ideas? [12:45] guys my apt-get isnt working any ideas? [12:45] help! lol [12:46] What is not working about it, exactly? [12:46] when i try to use it i get an error stating "apt-get command not found" [12:47] im using mac os [12:47] ok, stop trolling, please [12:47] it was working before and now its not, ive updated python, ruby, macports and brew [12:48] but still get the same error [12:48] also when i use locate apt-get i get an error stating the database does not exist [12:49] the error also stated to use [12:49] sudo launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.locate.plist [12:49] to create the database, which i did, but still returning the same command not found error [12:50] apologies for asking in an ubuntu forum about mac os but considering theyre both unix based i figured you guys may be able to offer some insight into whats going on [12:51] we only support ubuntu here === mesa is now known as BionicMac [12:52] no problem ducasse: thanks [12:55] hello all, from armbian on an OrangePi 2plus [12:57] any experiences getting codeblocks running on armbian? [12:58] orangeman, This support channel is for Ubuntu, please check with the documentation of your linux distribution for it's dedicated support forum. [12:59] hello pragma, as far as I understand it is ubuntu that I am running [12:59] orangeman: didn't you just say it was armbian? [12:59] orangeman, you said you are running armbian. I distribution I have not heard of before [13:00] yes, armbian as far as I understand is ubuntu adapted for arm and in particular for the orange pi in this case === kallesbar_ is now known as kallesbar [13:00] orangeman, it is not [13:00] so, it's not ubuntu any more [13:01] orangeman, unfortunately, orange-pc has mislabeled and misdirected you with the linux distro they offer. They have modified it in such a way that we cannot support it in this forum. [13:02] orangeman, at the moment the only support channel I can find for them is their website: https://forum.armbian.com/ [13:03] pragma, the manufacturer-provided systems were no good anyway. I am using an image directly from the armbian crowd, completely independent from the manufacturer and it works great compared to the "official" images [13:03] orangeman, we cannot support it here. The only Ubuntu installation we support are the ones found at https://www.ubuntu.com [13:05] "support"?? I thought this was about chatting about and around the issues [13:05] orangeman, read the room topic [13:05] but thanks for trying [13:05] this is a support channel, chat goes in #ubuntu-offtopic [13:08] and I just found the support channel for #codeblocks too [13:15] oh my god, in chrome there was turned off hardware acceleration [13:16] because "unsupported system configuration" [13:16] why the fuck amd hd 7950 unsupported ? [13:17] every day I feel the pain but dont know actually whats wrong with my browser [13:17] I believe firefox still disables hw acceleration by default for linux because of issues [13:17] I dont sure, but seems acceleration even affect on scrolling [13:18] And I support sometimes PC freez because browser laging whole the system [13:18] the preference in firefox is pretty obfuscated...checking "use recommended performance settings" may mean hw acceleration is indeed off [13:18]