[00:00] heres my aplay https://pastebin.com/ACJqaYKx [00:01] so you need audio on card 0 [00:01] hmm I dunno [00:02] I have one user account and it logs me in automatically... if I add another user with useradd script, do I need to do something extra to get the greeter to show up or does useradd take care of that also? [00:03] oops I mean adduser script [00:03] like greeting text when you log in ? [00:04] the login text where you pick a name to login [00:04] and password [00:04] oh [00:04] itll add the name automatically [00:04] oh ok great [00:04] can anyone tell me how I get backportpage check universe? [00:04] thank you devslash [00:05] no one really knows :( [00:07] oh wait [00:07] I do know of one other thing immortal2 [00:07] whats that [00:07] on my samsung TV, I have to go to the TV menu settings and change the output to speaker in order to get the sound to play out thru the TV [00:07] i have it setup with a soundbar though [00:08] I dont know... [00:12] this is lame [00:13] have you tried to boot a live DVD and see if it works that way [00:14] yup [00:15] no go ? [00:15] never had issues with linux mint but it just kept freezing [00:15] so you have had issues with Mint [00:15] not with the sound though [00:15] if it kept freezing thats a big issue [00:15] I know.. sorry I dont know what else to tell you [00:17] i keep thinking when i get mint its for intel though [00:17] !sound | immortal2 [00:17] immortal2: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. [00:17] done it all === xclaesse is now known as xclaesse_ [00:20] can anyone tell me how I get backportpakage check universe? [00:22] I am going to run ubuntu mate just cause I used kde before but mate looks good enough its simple right? [00:22] fareast: try it and determine for yourself [00:22] from what I seen I like it [00:24] I don't need all the extra plasma crap I like simple but not too many frills it looks like it is pretty simple for file management right I can make desktop icons out of the box and navigate efficiently. [00:24] I like to use my desktop as a workspace time to time. [00:25] You're able to have 2 installed at once. Just log out and switch before you sitdown for work. [00:37] can anyone tell me how I get backportpakage to check universe? [00:41] fundies: asking your question every 15 minutes will not get your answers any quicker [00:41] idk bout that [00:41] different ppl join every second [00:42] fundies: And the number of people joining every second that are volunteers who can actually help you is closer to zero than any most numbers [00:42] fundies: The answer is, read the man page or follow a tutorial. It's no different than backporting packages from main [00:42] leftyfb, I did [00:42] fundies: ok, good, so everything worked for you then [00:43] its not finding the pakage that is in universe [00:43] fundies: what package? [00:43] and its not listing universe as a place it looked [00:43] lists security updates and proposed [00:43] its libgrpc-dev [00:44] fundies: what release are you trying to backport to and from? [00:45] !info libgrpc-dev [00:45] libgrpc-dev (source: grpc): high performance general RPC framework (development). In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3.2-1 (artful), package size 455 kB, installed size 4959 kB [00:46] leftyfb, any to trusty [00:47] it appears him asking got help faster... son of a gun [01:06] can anyone tell me how I get backportpackage to check universe? [01:07] fundies: please stop asking the same question over an over and over again [01:07] !patience | fundies [01:07] fundies: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [01:07] leftyfb, sure if I can get an answer [01:07] fundies: no [01:08] leftyfb, yes [01:09] fundies: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines [01:09] fundies: please read through the section entitled "Don't repeat your question every few minutes" [01:09] leftyfb, i wait over 3 minutes every time [01:10] leftyfb, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuStudio/BackportsHowToHelp [01:11] bitbug: I am not the one needing help, nor does that link help [01:11] sorry.... it was for fundies :D [01:12] bitbug, I've read that [01:13] fundies, and the man page? http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man1/backportpackage.1.html [01:14] yes [01:14] I dont even know what you trying to do... but ok :D [01:15] * bitbug getting sleepy... time to go [01:15] bitbug, I want to backport libgrpc-dev to trust but backportpackage can't find it [01:16] it's in universe but backportpackage doesn't list universe as a place it looked [01:16] it lists security updates and proposed === Vilegent is now known as kk4ewt === marve is now known as Guest80501 [01:36] das [01:46] fundies, you can't backport it because it has impact on the system you are targetting. Backport Package will not backport a package that potentially will adversely affect your system. It's right there on the page you were asked if yuo read [01:47] fundies, -dev packages are linked to the compiled module [01:48] pragmaticenigma, so how do I tell it quit whining and do it [01:50] what currently in your system is dependent on it? [01:51] nothing? [01:51] if nothing is dependent on it at the moment, i would think purging it and then trying backport should work [01:51] that's assuming libdrpc is installed [01:51] can't type libgrpc [01:52] pragmaticenigma, im in a trusty vm the package doesnt even exist [01:52] otherwise, as soon as I attempt to install libgrpc-dev it auto select libgrpc0 [01:53] what is in the trusty environment that you cannot use a new version of ubuntu to compile with? [01:53] pragmaticenigma, travis-ci [01:54] fundies, and it won't compile on a newer version of Ubuntu? [01:55] pragmaticenigma, travis-ci runs trusty [01:55] I cant upgrade the ubuntu it uses [01:55] Did you see this fundies ?? https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/reference/trusty/ === dingir___ is now known as dingir [01:55] yes [01:55] what about it? [01:56] theres no grpc-dev in trusty. travis runs trusty. I need to backport it in ppa [01:56] backportpackage doesnt work [01:56] thats how I ended here [02:00] fundies, if it were me, I'd be reaching out to travis-ci user groups... as they probably have run into this issue and may have a workaround [02:01] fundies, or at the very least can help you get this up and running [02:02] pragmaticenigma, work around is to make a ppa with packages you need [02:02] which im trying to do [02:02] is purely an ubuntu issue at this point [02:03] that's above and beyond the capabilities of myself, and probably a good number of the volunteers here [02:04] fundies: it's not a problem with Ubuntu. Ubuntu 14.04 has all the packages it needs to support the packages that are officially available to it. Since you are trying to use software not officially available or supported, then the problem is with the software in question. [02:05] leftyfb, its a problem with trusty [02:05] fundies, if this doesn't help you, we can't help you [02:05] it's not [02:05] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports#Enabling_Backports_Manually [02:05] leftyfb, theres a reason trusty-backports exists [02:05] fundies: you are trying to make a package work in trusty that doesn't officially work in trusty [02:06] i could finr bug on trusty-backports but who knows when they'll get to it [02:06] file* [02:06] fundies: it's not a problem with trusty-backports [02:06] yes it is [02:06] fundies, the package repositories that are published are published for the operation of Ubuntu and it INCLUDED software. You are using a 3rd party software application in a version of ubuntu now 4 years old. In my opinion you are expecting a miracle for something that is only getting security updates at this point in time [02:06] no, it's not [02:06] leftyfb, read the page you linked me lmao [02:07] to request a package be backported file a bug on trusty backports [02:07] backports is missing the package [02:07] when fundies you have your answer then... don't you... make a bug report [02:07] s/when/well/ [02:08] pragmaticenigma, I don't have 6months to wait till ubuntu people get to it [02:08] so next step in backporting guide [02:08] is to do what im doing [02:09] what you are doing is non-trivial and not supported [02:09] fundies, If https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports#Enabling_Backports_Manually doesn't work for you, we can't help you here [02:10] leftyfb, using an ubuntu program is not supported [02:10] not even a linux one a tool part of ubuntu-dev-tools [02:10] lol [02:10] fundies: we are volunteers, not the developers, we have limited ability to channel something like that up. and even those that can, are more than likely going to tell you the same thing. file a bug report [02:12] fundies: the problem is NOT with -backports or backportpackages. It is, by design, preventing you from breaking your system by installing a package from a release of ubuntu 8 versions and 4 years ahead of your release [02:15] leftyfb, backportpackage should rebuild it for my sytem [02:15] thats the point [02:15] lol [02:15] thats what backporting is [02:15] ... [02:15] fundies, you're confusing you're personal requirements with the greater good of all users that use trusty [02:16] pragmaticenigma, im confusing #ubuntu with a place to get help with ubuntu specific software [02:16] im a lunatic [02:17] fundies: you are right. Ubuntu is broken. Sorry, we cannot help you here. File a bug. [02:17] leftyfb, im sure theres one knowledgeable ubuntu user out there somewhere [02:18] if there is, they aren't here [02:18] is why I keep asking waiting for one to appear [02:20] fundies: repeatedly asking a question which you have already received valid answers for goes against the guidelines of this support channel. [02:20] fundies, you've been at this for 4 hours and I've seen replies from some of the most knowledgeable people here. If they don't know, then you aren't going to find an answer here [02:21] leftyfb, it has not recived a valid answer [02:21] so far people completly unaware what backporting is have made an attempt to help but clearly it's out of your conform zone [02:22] fundies: offending the volunteers here also goes against the guidelines [02:23] leftyfb, I don't recal saying annything offensive [02:23] fundies, it has nothing to do with comfort zone. travis-ci is not a Ubuntu supported application. If you cannot use the tools that have been provided by Ubuntu, then you will need to seek your answers somewhere else [02:23] travis-ci isn't an application [02:23] its an ubunutu instance [02:24] and it's still NOT SUPPORTED [02:24] you can take travis-ci out of the equation [02:24] it's irrelevant [02:24] im asking how do I port grpc to ubuntu trusty [02:25] using an ubuntu tool [02:25] fundies, then we're back to the previous comment... the repositories, backports included, are designed to prevent users from breaking their systems. If the option doesn't exist, there's no possible way for us to help you [02:25] fundies, it either works or it doesn't [02:25] You don't. Doing so is not supported. Hence why backportpackages doesn't let you [02:25] AGAIN DID YOU READ THIS PAGE FULLY??? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports#Enabling_Backports_Manually [02:26] yes [02:26] thats for using existing backports [02:26] fundies, if you did EVERYTHING on that page... and it doesn't work, IT'S NOT SUPPORTED... we're done here [02:26] im trying to add a new backport [02:26] move on, any further pressing of the matter is a violation of the code of conduct [02:26] no it does not [02:27] !ops | fundies , asked and received an answer, is not willing to accept [02:27] fundies , asked and received an answer, is not willing to accept: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [02:27] it's not an answer [02:36] why can't I bridge the loopback interface ? [02:38] bcx, By very definition, you CANNOT talk to a loopback adapter from any other machine but your own. [02:39] bcx: what is it exactly you're trying to accomplish? [02:39] i'm trying to create a loopback-only network namespace [02:39] bcx: why? [02:39] to netns exec a browser in it [02:40] without access to lan/wan [02:40] only lo [02:40] that's not what a bridge is for [02:41] I could create a bridge with lo+veth1 [02:41] pragmaticenigma: bridge are for nothing except bridging interfaces [02:42] bcx: use iptables [02:42] maybe I should use another inteface type for 127.0.0.1 ... [02:43] leftyfb: a bare netns has no access to root lo [02:44] how do i configure screen power saving settings for a console-only display? [02:45] no x server [02:46] evulish: check /etc/systemd/logind.conf [02:47] who creates lo interface ? network-manager ? [02:47] evulish, look here https://askubuntu.com/a/130541 [02:48] actually I don't need lo [02:48] i can just remove lo and have a bridge at 127.0.0.1 [02:49] or just veth1 [02:50] veth1:127.0.0.1 in root netns <--> veth2:127.0.0.2 in jailed netns [02:53] the issue is that downling lo may break services already listening on it, all this should be done at boot instead of runtime [02:54] I may also loose some perf (loopback fast implementation & huge mtu) [02:54] pragmaticenigma: acpi is def on, nothing else seems really relevant [02:56] evulish, https://askubuntu.com/a/47439 further down [02:57] evulish, look at setterm options [02:57] just about to try that [02:58] evulish: check IdleAction & IdleActionSec in systemd documentation [02:59] well setterm did it [03:00] but now how do i get that to happen at the login prompt? [03:02] https://superuser.com/questions/152347/change-linux-console-screen-blanking-behavior [03:02] add it to rc.local? [03:03] evulish: check /etc/systemd/logind.conf [03:05] bcx: not sure what i'm looking for.. those look like the put the whole system to sleep [03:08] hey y'all, just curious, what's the difference between "&" and "&&" at the end of a command? What's the best way to run a command in the terminal, and have that program still run after that terminal is totally murdered/obliterated? Is there a way to start a program from the command line and not have it be associated with the terminal and just run on the desktop? [03:09] xgpt, & runs the command in the background. && is a conditional; the following command runs ONLY if first command succeeded [03:10] >.< I'm just going to live in shell for 3 months. I'll catch on [03:10] evulish: i'm not an expert but i think systemd is responsible for emiting the idle signal, don't know who is the receiver as you dont even have xset to play with dpms [03:10] exhahe: nohup, disown, and screen are the three ways i can think of to not rely on a terminal [03:11] tmux also [03:12] I have Tmux installed. I'm scared to live in it [03:12] i've left stuff running in screen for like years === stoopkid is now known as stoopbob [03:13] nothing vital but irssi or something haha, not to say that irssi isn't vital [03:14] Irssi is my pref irc client on one of my VMs [03:16] Just got my System76 laptop. I'm seriously thinking living in shell... Just to learn faster and get used to it [03:16] I'm definitely going to need a cheat sheet === btp_ is now known as btp [03:21] well that didn't work [03:21] nohup? disown? I have to look that up [03:26] man my server takes forever to boot [03:26] I'm trying to upgrade my server from ubuntu 14 to 16, and following this release note https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenialXerus/ReleaseNotes [03:26] but i cant install update-manager-core package [03:27] so essentially i fail at the very first step : "Install the update-manager-core package if it is not already installed" [03:28] clu3 and what about reinstall without delete any partition? [03:29] @t0no6a i can only access it via terminal , it's a hosted server [03:31] https://pastebin.com/3ctCW0by this is what i got when trying to install the package [03:32] and "-f install" will give a lot of other dependency crap related to core packages [03:32] any help greatly appreciated [03:38] okay so working solution, added consoleblank=300 to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT [03:46] clu3, python3-update-manager you should update from is 1:0.196.11.25 (trusty) but your error says 196.21 is to be installed? i'd check your sources.list* files to ensure you have updates enabled (just a thought) https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=python3-update-manager [03:59] @guiverc yes my apt sources list is really messy. Thanks for the suggestion [04:00] checking it first... [04:02] idk why there's sources.list.distUpgrade in my sources and it's pointing to "precise" === kallesbar_ is now known as kallesbar [04:02] clu3, i'd also `apt update && apt dist-upgrade` first (196.25 is where this will take you to) [04:03] @guiverc after installing that "update-manager-core" package right? [04:04] also i'm a little lost on what to do with my sources now... just cleaning them all up? [04:04] i would do it first (apt-get upgrade if you don't want to dist-upgrade) - before any changes to bring your system up to 14.04LTS latest! (which is 196.25) [04:05] assuming your sources.list* is okay; check that first & get rid of unwanted or wrong/historic stuff [04:06] maybe i'll just remove all other sources except for that main trusty source [04:10] !info linux-image-generic trusty [04:10] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 3.13.0.143.153 (trusty), package size 2 kB, installed size 31 kB [04:13] clu3: guiverc :: I would think the main concern is getting the kernels straightened out as the 1st priority. [04:13] @Bashing-om yep currently i'm having the issues with those linux-image*-generic packages [04:14] which tbh is beyond my knowledge, ie idk what to do with those [04:14] i suspect its related - if updated correctly (sources.list* fixed) i hope both python3-u..m. & linux-3.13.0-143* will both be fixed -- but i'm hoping.. [04:15] I cleaned up all sources.list and it's not @guiverc . it's still complaining about those linux-image packages [04:16] python3-update-manager/trusty-updates 1:0.196.25 all [upgradable from: 1:0.196.21] [04:16] after cleaning sources* did you `sudo apt update; sudo apt dist-upgrade` ?? [04:16] clu3: I have been on this keyboard now several hours, and my think'n is kinda forced and cloudy. but pastebin ' dpkg -l | grep linux- ' ; see what we can do . [04:16] no not yet @guiverc, just apt upgrade [04:17] ok @Bashing-om, thank you! [04:18] https://pastebin.com/0we6jh68 here it is [04:18] clu3: Look'n .. stand by . [04:19] @guiverc i "apt update" and then tried to install that python3 package and it failed, complaining about those linux- packages [04:19] why the @ [04:19] as Bashing-om predicted :) [04:20] clu3: still look'n but this is UN-Good " iU linux-generic-lts-saucy " . [04:21] what should i do with it? Yep i don't know how it got there ^^ @Bashing-om [04:23] if i'm not wrong maybe i did an apt dist upgrade from ubuntu 12 to this one. That's why it has some precise, saucy stuff in there. Maybe. This server's been there for like 5-6 years. i can't even recall any more :( [04:24] I'm trying to build something that uses openmpi, but cmake wants MPI_EXTRA_LIBRARY, but it's not found, even though it finds mpi_library, what is mpi_extra_library supposed to look like? [04:25] clu3: We fix the kernels, show what kernel is presently booting as we MUST not mess with it ' uname -r ' . [04:25] 3.13.0-101-generic @Bashing-om [04:25] fundies: sorry, i'll be back tmrw [04:25] nacc, ok [04:27] @katnit it's just my habit i used in some other software. when doing this it will "alert" the other person [04:27] clu3: Take a gentle poke at it ' sudo apt remove linux-generic-lts-saucy ' . If that flies we move on . [04:28] @Bashing-om: https://pastebin.com/bgNRVQAr [04:28] it's basically still complaining about those linux- packages [04:31] clu3: We find the key ... try ' sudo dpkg -P linux-image-3.13.0-110-generic ' . [04:31] dpkg: warning: ignoring request to remove linux-image-3.13.0-110-generic which isn't installed [04:33] clu3: good : try as ' sudo dpkg -P linux-image-extra-3.13.0-110-generic ' . [04:37] @Bashing-om pls wait a sec, i have to clean up , "no space is left" [04:38] clu3: ouch ,, dpkg should be able to work in that event ..., we may have to give it a bigger bite . [04:46] @Bashing-om it seems it's not about disk space https://pastebin.com/kB8UjE4b [04:47] i removed quite a bit of my hdd and it's still complaining like that [04:49] clu3: " /dev/sda1 240972 238952 0 100% /boot " If worse comes to worse we can get real dirty to resolve this . [04:50] clu3: Next move is ' sudo dpkg -P linux-image-3.11.0-15-generic ' . [04:51] and in /boot, i see a lot of those packages stuff [04:51] oh this one got killed ^^ thanks [04:53] clu3: Uh huh .. that is where the problem is . we work at it ..with the goal to get 3.13.0.143. fully installed . [04:55] @Bashing-om so the idea is to remove all of them linux-image-extra-3.13.0-X-generic where X<143 right? [04:55] clu3: ' sudo dpkg -P linux-image-extra-3.13.0-112-generic ' . [04:56] boom, 112 gone [04:56] clu3: only somewhat .. we want to leave the -41 and 43 kernels as well as the 101 . [04:57] clu3: ' sudo dpkg -P inux-image-extra-3.13.0-133-generic ' . [04:58] linux** clu3 [04:58] dpkg: warning: ignoring request to remove linux-image-extra-3.13.0-113-generic which isn't installed [04:58] @Bashing-om i got it ^^ [05:01] clu3: Yeah it has it issues ;; try ' sudo dpkg -P linux-headers-3.13.0-133-generic linux-headers-3.13.0-133 ' / === Aztec03 is now known as SmokinGrunts [05:02] @Bashing-om it's gone [05:02] headers -133 removed [05:02] headers *-133 removed === SmokinGrunts is now known as Aztec03 [05:05] should we proceed with 141? [05:05] clu3: Fomme a bit to work up a mass murderer as we now have operating room / [05:05] yep /boot is now 90% [05:06] still a lot of those 101,103...109 installed though [05:08] @Bashing-om should i just remove all of those 101....109 packages? is it safe to do so [05:15] asdf [05:15] hi [05:18] clu3: Ues .. remove them .. got to many gaps to do it safly .. ' sudo dpkg -P linux-headers-3.13.0-103 ' then ' sudo dpkg -P linux-headers-3.13.0-103-generic " same same for linux-image-3.13.0-103-generic and linux-image-extra-3.13.0-103-generic . This looks to be a long slow process . [05:18] yep it's fine i can do it ^^ [05:19] make [05:27] clu3: When all the extranious 3-13 kernels are gone we still have to deal with " iU linux-generic-lts-saucy " . === mkv is now known as m4v [05:33] 😂 [05:44] clu3_: Srill working ? ready for the next step ? [05:44] yes [05:45] @Bashing-om : sorry i got carried away [05:46] i made a very bad mistake. current kernal is version 101 but i removed it as well [05:46] clu3: If all the old 3.13 ( 3.13.0.110 !! _ are gone mow tru again ' sudo dpkg -P linux-generic-lts-saucy ' . [05:47] it's gone as well [05:47] there's only 141 & 143 left. I accidentally removed 101 as well :( [05:48] which 101 is my current version . that's how bad it is now :( [05:48] clu3: Yukkie !!! we can not reboot untill we have this all cleaned up as now we have no booting kernel . [05:48] yes [05:48] am i f***ed yet? [05:49] clu3: No .. we can recover .. time and effort .. just no reboot 'till we are golden . [05:49] cool [05:50] so.... https://pastebin.com/E4p9YZQ8 this is the current situation [05:54] hello [05:54] clu3: rebuild - 1 of 4 ' sudo apt install linux-headers-generic ' . [05:55] this is complaining about the dependency as before [05:56] clu3: show me .. maybe I have the order of install wrong ?? [05:58] https://pastebin.com/SdFMusSi [06:00] clu3: Oh I see where I made my mistake .. I want to see ' dpkg -l | grep linux- ' .. too see if the meta packages are present . [06:01] https://pastebin.com/86emLWKZ [06:05] clu3: remove less 101.141. 143 all the header files - then we return to saucy // then we start rebuilding . === LRWX_ is now known as LRWX [06:15] hello [06:16] @Bashing-om done [06:16] what should i do next [06:17] clu3: Now try again ' sudo dpkg -P linux-generic-lts-saucy ' . [06:18] it's already removed before [06:20] clu3: Not according to that last dpkg -l . Show a new ' dpkg -l | grep linux- ' . see where awe are now . [06:21] yep, it's iU status [06:21] iU linux-headers-generic-lts-saucy 3.13.0.110.118 amd64 Generic Linux kernel headers [06:21] dpkg: warning: ignoring request to remove linux-generic-lts-saucy which isn't installed [06:24] clu3: :) ,, show a new 'dpkg -l | grep linux- ' . [06:25] https://pastebin.com/jFqyFHxs [06:25] @Bashing-om [06:29] clu3: remove the header files .. keeping linux-headers-generic, linux-generic. -101, -141, -143 . [06:33] saucy removed @Bashing-om [06:34] clu3: Yepper saucy os gome .. now to remove those useless header files . [06:34] is gone* [06:34] what is saucy?? [06:35] !suacy | koolblu [06:35] thx [06:35] !info suacy | koolblu [06:35] koolblu: Package suacy does not exist in artful [06:36] !info saucy [06:36] Package saucy does not exist in artful [06:36] !saucy [06:36] Ubuntu 13.10 (Saucy Salamander) was the 19th release of Ubuntu. Support ended on July 17th, 2014. See !eol, !upgrade and https://ubottu.com/y/saucy [06:36] koolblu: suacy was an old EOL release . [06:36] lotuspsychje: :) ... mu mind is gone ! [06:36] thx === sauvin_ is now known as bocaneri [06:38] @Bashing-om what should i do next? [06:38] clu3: If all the old header files have been removed we start rebuilding . [06:39] i still have things like linux-headers-3.13.0-141 & linux-headers-3.13.0-141-generic [06:40] for 141 & 143 only [06:40] clu3: Great .. show me now a new ' dpkg -l | grep linux- ' . see if we are now ready to build . [06:41] https://pastebin.com/mzejUkpB === anonymous is now known as Guest55572 [06:42] clu3: Building ! ' sudo apt install --reinstall linux-image-generic ' . [06:43] linux-image-generic : Depends: linux-image-3.13.0-143-generic but it is not going to be installed [06:43] Depends: linux-image-extra-3.13.0-143-generic but it is not going to be installed [06:43] it's still complaining about those -143 packages [06:44] clu3: Humm .. try ' sudo apt install linux-image-3.13.0-143-generic ' . [06:44] installing...looking good [06:45] clu3: Next. try ' sudo apt install linux-image-extra-3.13.0-143-generic ' . [06:45] yay! have no idea why anyone would want to install old image though...lol [06:46] all good now [06:46] apt install --reinstall linux-image-generic done [06:46] koolblu: Once we are stable will get the -143 kernel installed and a back up .. then renove the older kernels once more . [06:47] clu3: ' sudo apt install --reinstall linux-firmware ' . [06:49] Hi. How to know what applications are taking how much memory? I want a list like: Chromium - 500 MB, GIMP - 200 MB and so on... htop lists several processes of the same application. [06:49] https://pastebin.com/g5TeiqRi @Bashing-om [06:50] i'm not sure if it's successful or not [06:54] 7y [06:54] Hi, I boot an Ubuntu 16.04 machine from the network and default gw and dns are not setup. Any idea how to configure those? I've configured /etc/network/interfaces but it seems the configuration info from there is not used [06:55] clu3: I do not know WHY fir,ware us compalining aboit the kernels we removed ! .. nest check and see what the story is / ' ls -al /usr/src/ ; ls -al /lib/modules/ ' ls -al /boot/ ' . see what the deal is . [06:59] here are my configs: https://dpaste.de/fwiY [06:59] the nfs machine boots without /etc/network/interfaces file and assigns ip [07:02] @Bashing-om https://paste.ee/p/tSg4r [07:02] (i got pastebin limit ^^) [07:05] hi [07:06] zxcasd [07:09] @meandrain your network connection appears to me working to me.. [07:09] it works for a standalone machine. It does not work if that machine is booted via nfs [07:10] oh.. [07:10] clu3: Beats me why .. but the fix ' sudo rm -rf /lib/modules/3.13.0-{110,112}* ; sudo rm /boot/*-3.13.0-{110,112,133}-generic ; sudo apt -f install ' . show me the apt -f output . [07:10] maybe it works if I choose dynamic for the nfs booted client ? I want to uses static ip config [07:11] @meandrain I have no idea how to help, sorry.. [07:11] np, thank you [07:11] :) [07:11] It might be related to pxelinux [07:11] You could try switch to dynamic and see [07:12] * koolblu is a dummy [07:12] If it works [07:12] I'll do that [07:13]