[00:00] new0, about the number of packages? [00:00] kostkon, yes [00:01] new0, here http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/QGDMM7Xmyt/ [00:02] kostkon, ahh nice one :) [00:02] kostkon, so... what dist-upgrade actually does? unlike update [00:04] hooo man. it's even updating the Sublime-Text in my OS [00:04] new0, generally it can also remove or add new packages [00:04] i thought it's only upgrading the System not the software/applications [00:05] new0, everything can be updated in ubuntu. more or less [00:05] kostkon, so i can go few version back for some software/application? [00:05] new0, no, it's not easy to do that [00:05] kostkon, yes but didn't know about the apps too [00:05] ho ok [00:05] so... what is the diff? dist-upgrade and update? [00:07] new0, unlike update it can also add or remove packages and handle the associated dependencies a little better === sins-_o is now known as sins- [00:08] update - updates your software repository lists. upgrade - upgrades your software versions with certain restrictions. dist-upgrade does upgrade plus packages upgrade couldn't touch. (see 'man apt-get' for more info) [00:09] guiverc, ok. tnx [00:13] in meantime my disk space dropping to few 100M :) [00:26] i have some bash and python scripts that i would like to be system-wide (for all users); what is the best way to place them on PATH? [00:26] without mangling with PATH variable itself [00:26] /usr/bin ? /usr/local/bin ? [00:26] rud0lf: i'd use /usr/local/bin/ - but if you have policies; stick to those [00:27] nah [00:27] thanks for suggestion [00:27] nah: i don't have policies [00:28] hi it's just asking me about the Configuring grub-pc whether i should keep my own modification or "install the package maintainer's version" is there new commnad or new setting to grub from 14.04 LTS? [00:30] new0: do you know your change? if I make a change (esp. once I know why/what i did), i always accept 'package maintainers' version knowing it may overwrite my change; as I can always re-do my change (why I work out what I did first!) [00:32] guiverc, yes. i figure since that might be the case.. i did go the /etc/default/grub and cp to grub.backup-modified so i can always backup my changes [00:33] guiverc, just wanted to make sure i will not sure something immediatly when upgrading new system [00:33] so i kept the package maintainers's version [00:33] tnx [00:33] hi @ll, where can I ask a question regarding Ubuntu MaaS and what the cheapest power outlet is supported by it (to power cycle) ? [00:34] new0: yep. i usually switch to term, to ensure I made a grub.cfg.blah.yyyy-mm-dd (ie. i leave breadcrumbs as doco) backup of file, so i can `diff` and check what was changed etc... [00:35] ditto /etc/default/grub or any other file [00:35] guiverc, nice thinking by date :) love it [00:35] (the blah is usually my username, short-reason etc) [00:36] omg i think i just run out of space [00:38] new0: you can re-do the command and i'll continue (once you have cleared the space issue). if you're not worried about bandwidth you could always `sudo apt autoclean;sudo apt autoremove` but this will cause downloaed non-installed packages to be re-downloaded, so more efficient would be you deleting whatever you know you can (on / or full partition) === Elimin8r is now known as Elimin8er [00:42] Hi, I need help with an apt-mirror, someone here has experience? [00:43] # apt install nano Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Package nano is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source E: Package 'nano' has no installation candidate [00:43] guiverc, tnx [00:43] guiverc, so.. should i be worry right now that my system can crush? [00:44] crush??? [00:44] #debian-mirrors [00:45] guiverc, could it crush? [00:45] guiverc, i dunno what can happen when system is out of disk space [00:45] i am running df and / have 0 avaiable [00:45] sorry but I don't what you mean by crush. crash? [00:46] guiverc, yes crash. sorry for my english :) [00:46] system no, apps - who knows (i'd expect not; but varies on app). do you often clean space? if you never do, the commands i gave assumed that was the case [00:50] guiverc, what cmd? [00:51] JHOSMAN, is there no nano standard in Debian? in Ubuntu it is ... [00:51] `sudo apt autoremove; sudo apt autoclean` - but will cause non-installed packages to be redownloaded again (using some space again; i'm hoping it'll clear more used space that just the will get used again) [00:52] yep. E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) i think it's because the space issue [00:52] ok [00:54] is it possible that all the update and upgrade dist-upgrade took more than 1GB or space? [00:54] oerheks: see the log with my local apt-mirror in the moment of try install nano [00:54] https://pastebin.com/a9TY92zQ [00:55] new0: i don't know how long it was since your last upgrade/dist-upgrade thus size of packages to be upgraded, let alone prior clutter you'd not cleaned... 1gb is large yes, but if you've tons of packages & not done in awhile then yes [00:58] guiverc, it's must be udge [01:00] Hello I have a question is there a way to revert back to an earlier update such as 17.04 from 17.10?Thanks. === chronic is now known as luka_33 [01:03] yosef: No, the only way is forward .. a fresh install is recommended to go back .. and be aware 17.04 is no longer supported . [01:04] guiverc, Q about the OS when i am moving a Folder with a lot of files. is the OS waiting to clear the space from the source drive until all the moving Folder is been moved? or does it clear the space for every file been moved? (after been moved probably been also deleted from source and copied to destination) [01:05] Sounds Good n I am also looking at installing the updates. I asked this question because I cannot get VLC player to play dvd's n I have installed the Codecs n still no luck. maybe this is a seperate issue away from this site. === bungholio is now known as BionicMac === Sysop is now known as Guest5326 === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:10] Thanks Bashing-om [01:10] kostkon, here? === charles_ is now known as Guest11555 [01:11] hello guys [01:11] new0: when moving folder of files (sorry I stepped out, better if you direct the question to anyone); if on the same drive I'd expect no copy/delete as same inodes (blocks or sectors on drive) would contain data, just the directory entries are moved (not inodes containing data), if moving actual drive then this doesn't apply [01:11] I was wondering if I could revive an old netbook with only 2GB of storage and 512MB of ram with a minimal install [01:11] kostkon, btw it seems that you were right!! now the system popup me with "Software Update" The computer needs to restart to finish installing updates. [01:11] or should I look for other distros [01:13] Nah ubuntu isn't going to run with 512mb RAM unless you don't need a DE [01:13] netbookfound: any minimal distro will do just about the same for you [01:13] guiverc_, tnx but that's ok :) [01:13] sorry my text was unclear.. a move on same drive means data isn't touched (data being stored on sectors or inodes on fs), just the directory entries require movement (from old location to new one) [01:13] xamithan: hence, why they said minimal... [01:13] well, I don't intend to do anything serious with this [01:14] even lxde struggled to run and anything other than the distro itself and a couple of packages the disk would run out of space [01:15] netbookfound: you could start with a minimal install, and likely some extra light WM and maybe even a small browser (depends on exactly what you want to do with it) [01:16] likely a machine dedicated to IRC and related [01:16] so I was thinking putting i3 and a lightweight browser like midori just in case [01:17] netbookfound: if you're just lookign for IRC etc, you might eve be able to get away without a WM - just use stuff like irssi & lynx :) [01:17] yep, that's one I was thinking of === ecormier_ is now known as ecormier [01:27] kostkon, guiverc_, akik, also i have some updates for you http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/ZbhCfKV5J6/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/9tWN78V2gW/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/SbJCb7Kd2b/ it seems like everything working great [01:40] Hey, I was thinking about running an Ubuntu server (either aarch64 or arm) installation with drupal on apache... I see in different places on the wiki that the minimum requirements for ubuntu server are 256M, 384M, or 512M... what is it really? And do those metrics include services that are standard with ubuntu server, e.g. DNS servers or web servers? === guiverc_ is now known as guiverc === Mutter is now known as jovial917 === Impulse is now known as Guest80502 === jovial917 is now known as spython01 === Guest80502 is now known as ImpulseZoneKnigh === ImpulseZoneKnigh is now known as ImpulseZone === BionicMac-1 is now known as bungholio [02:25] I'm having issues locking my computer, can anyone help me? [02:27] Thunder_Ruler: someone may, go on and explain your issue for it to be possible [02:29] The issue that i'm having is that I cannot lock my computer for whatever reason now, I think it may have something to do with me trying to mess around with LightDM, trying to customize the lockscreen on 16.04. Whenever I press to lock the computer, the screen turns off, on, off and then brings me right back to where I was before [02:31] the output of gsettings list-recursively org.gnome.desktop.lockdown does show: org.gnome.desktop.lockdown disable-lock-screen true [02:31] but I don't know how to change it [02:34] Thunder_Ruler, with "dconf", you can navigate to that value and switch it on or off. [02:36] I'm a little confused how to use it inside of the terminal, can you explain? [02:37] Thunder_Ruler, dconf has a GUI, just install "dconf" with apt, then type "dconf" in your term to launch it. [02:38] Thunder_Ruler, err, type: dconf-editor [02:39] This one is the GUI version. [02:39] got it, gonna try it out [02:40] Thunder_Ruler: "gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.lockdown disable-lock-screen false" should also work [02:40] Awesome this worked perfectly for me :D [02:41] * Thunder_Ruler does a happy jiggle [02:41] i'll be sure to put the solution on AskUbuntu aswell [02:42] Now is dconf similar to how windows Control Panel in a way? I'm noticing some similarities. [02:48] how do I open a tar.gz file in Ubuntu Mate 17.10.15? Thanks. [02:54] yosef, tar -xf [02:59] granttrec normaly it opens with an installer but in Ubuntu mate this is not the case. [03:00] says it's a tar gz === thurin is now known as uprime === imadz714 is now known as imadz713 === Wulf4 is now known as Wulf [03:17] Thanks granttrec I just use synaptic. [03:21] np, learn apt when you can, not much different tbh yosef [03:23] Congrats on the release in 10 days guys :-) [03:23] I Like using the terminal n am learning n also synaptic I like. I dual boot to Mint. Thanks. [03:24] Thanks granttrec [03:24] anytime m8 [03:25] snuggerthanyou, a non beta release? [03:25] i,m using ubuntu 15.10 [03:26] granttrec: Official release releases on the 26th [03:27] awesome :) [03:28] Hey, so I'm trying to burn an arch linux iso to a dvd. The wiki suggests using a program with a nautilus right-click menu integration thingy, but I have ubuntu-desktop installed over Ubuntu Server. How should I burn the ISO? [03:28] Also, Disks says it's 2kb and I can't write to it using Disk Image Writer (it's a usb dvd drive if that means anything) [03:29] dunnousernamefn, try startup disk creator, pretty ez [03:29] I can't remember if I had problems with that in the past [03:29] But I'm probably just imagining things [03:30] although I'm a little bit dubious of you installing arch if this is a problem :$ [03:30] Hmmm, it's only recognizing my external hard drive [03:30] Scenario: You have 1 package from a meta-package already installed. If you install the meta package will it install the same package again or skip it? [03:30] I'm testing it out before installing it on a small computer [03:30] I wouldn't survive without a dual boot system :P [03:30] dunnousernamefn: Arch isn't a live distro. [03:30] I'm trying to make an install disk [03:31] Installing it onto said external hard drive [03:31] dunnousernamefn: that's the thing - if making an install disk is an issue, Arch isn't going to be a good idea [03:32] same level of customization available on ubuntu dunnousernamefn [03:32] Yes, but I'm trying to get to learn it before installing it on a small ARM board [03:32] It only has 256MB of RAM [03:33] I would totally go for ubuntu server but I'm not sure if it's capable [03:33] dunnousernamefn: Then I'd suggest using a VM instead. Again, if you cannot create an install disk, you're not going to be able to properly install and configure Arch. [03:33] there is ubuntu for arm eh dunnousernamefn [03:33] there wouldnt be a noticeable difference in memory usage with no desktop [03:33] and you'll have to deal with the abomination that is pacman [03:33] oh god, I forgot about that [03:34] Especially with ARM support [03:34] https://www.ubuntu.com/download/server/arm [03:34] I'd recommend fedora server arm or ubuntu server arm [03:34] fedora'll probably use a tiny bit less memory [03:34] I might just install ubuntu server x86 in a vm for now [03:35] Oh, that's right; I can't get hardware emulation working [03:35] That was my problem [03:35] It said something about a cpuid bit [03:35] dunnousernamefn: what application were you using for a VM? [03:35] I was using qemu [03:35] since it uses selinux and ubuntu uses apparmor [03:36] I could try virtualbox I guess [03:36] try gnome boxes [03:36] gnome boxes? [03:36] lemme look that up [03:36] virtual box is a pain on ubuntu [03:36] granttrec: No? [03:36] so how trustworthy are Snap packages? couldn't they be bundled with spyware? [03:36] snap packages are verified by snap devs [03:36] They're fine [03:37] That still uses libvirt [03:37] all of them, snuggerthanyou ? [03:37] Which is where the problem is [03:37] andfox: Yes. Much more secure than, let's say, the AUR [03:37] if your computer doesn't support virutalization then there is nothing to do [03:37] vbox uses libvirt also [03:37] virtualbox's headers once caused my computer to shut down upon creating a vm [03:38] snuggerthanyou, its a pain since the whole uefi thing [03:38] It should though [03:39] That doesn't make any sense [03:39] It's a newer computer [03:39] Can I find out? [03:39] UEFI or BIOS don't affect anything outside of the boot mode [03:40] dunnousernamefn, what processor? [03:40] It's a core i5 7th gen quad core mobile [03:40] Maybe it's mobile being the problem [03:40] dunnousernamefn: What do you want to do again? [03:40] and that wouldn't be the problem [03:40] You want to use virtualbox on ubuntu? [03:40] snuggerthanyou, specifcally secure boot [03:40] I'm installing it now [03:41] granttrec: That has nothing to do with BIOS or UEFI [03:41] It's an option in both [03:41] Just turn it off if it's on [03:41] I'm trying to install another linux distro in a vm [03:41] i want to keep secure boot on tho [03:41] Okay. whats the problem dunnousernamefn [03:42] It runs really slow and it takes all of the cpu, which I suspect is due to a cpuid virtualization error message when I start qemu [03:42] How much memory do you have? (RAM) [03:42] 24G [03:42] Have you installed KVM? [03:42] I thought so... hmmm [03:43] Try installing it and see if it says it's already installed [03:43] installed if you download vbox etc [03:43] qemu-kvm is latest [03:43] Try sudo apt-get install kvm [03:43] Are you using an LTS kernel? [03:43] either 17.10 or 16.04 [03:43] I think [03:44] Do uname -a [03:44] Whats the output [03:44] Linux UBUNTU-2FRK9IS 4.13.0-37-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Wed Mar 7 14:13:23 UTC 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [03:45] Are you sure kvm is installed? Try installing standalone kvm and see if it says its already installed [03:45] kvm isn't in apt, only kvmtool [03:45] Note, selecting 'qemu-kvm' instead of 'kvm' [03:45] And it is latest [03:45] thats the package [03:46] Hm [03:46] vbox seems to work [03:46] iirc it doesn't boot without kvm [03:47] Did you tweak the settings in qemu? [03:47] youre good to go then [03:47] You might not have given the distro enough memory [03:47] imo reinstall gnome boxes, its made to be pretty easy to install vms, if you can run vbox you can run this program [03:49] dunnousernamefn: Did you tweak qemu's settings? [03:50] does qemu have settings? [03:50] I believe so [03:50] And I think vbox is working now [03:50] Alright then. Glad it works for you [03:50] Thanks guys [03:50] Things like virtualization software are known to be wonky [03:51] So don't sweat it [03:51] It would seem so [03:51] ehh its pretty good, just need to read up on some things [03:51] woah I can make vbox only use 40% of my cpu [03:52] Is there anyway to debug why ubuntu bionic (server) is freezing? has been stable for several weeks now, and now has frozen up twice in 2 days [03:52] CoJaBo: try in #ubuntu+1 [03:52] Are you using a DE? [04:01] is there a way i can change the bg color of the short transition between login and desktop? === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [04:09] lightdm config USERNAME00 [04:21] Okay, so now my problem with virtualbox is: I'm trying to expose a web server from the vm to the host (port 80, to port 8880 or even just port 80 works), but I always get connection refused or it just times out [04:22] I've tried using NAT, NAT network, bridged adapter, and uh... [04:22] host-only adapter [04:23] `ifconfig` on the guest always stays at 10.0.2.15 (and of course loopback), regardless of the type of connection [04:25] dunnousernamefn, might want to query #vbox [04:25] that’s out of my scope dunnousernamefn [04:25] Oh, didn't know we had one of those [04:29] I am Trying to download Repository n update the Cache which server should I use?Thanks. [04:29] yosef, localize your mirror through software settings [04:30] cfhowlett is that in software n updates? [04:31] yep. look at the settings. go to software sources [04:31] download from? [04:32] yep. select "best" [04:32] cfhowlett: speaking of the devil :p https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/04/ubuntu-studio-plans-to-reboot [04:34] cfhowlett got it it found the best. Thanks. [04:34] I saw. Good to know, as I found the non-LTS news a bit despressing. Also, for once, OMG Ubuntu actually acknowledged US's existence. [04:34] yosef, good job! [04:34] happy2help! [04:34] Where? [04:35] what? [04:35] Who? [04:35] Danke [04:35] bitte [04:35] What, What..... === yannickhk_ is now known as yannickhk [04:37] So I'm running Bionic Beaver [04:37] Noticed a few issues with qemu getting kvm permissions. [04:37] continue USERNAME000 [04:38] when loading with --enable-kvm or straight up kvm i get unable to get kernel module permissions. [04:38] on a clean install [04:38] updated all of the things. [04:39] I giggle a little every time I say "Beaver" by the way. [04:39] USERNAME000: #ubuntu+1 for bionic please [04:46] * apanama leaving [04:49] When does BB drop? [04:50] USERNAME000: drop? === kenden is now known as Guest77155 [04:50] like it hot? Release. [04:50] april 26 lol [04:50] Ahh [04:50] USERNAME000: 26 april [04:50] Thank you. [04:51] hi [04:54] greetings Guest14828 ask your ubuntu question === __Trullo is now known as _Trullo [05:04] question here: im trying to install font via terminal and having a melt down. anyone got a easy walk though? looking to use https://github.com/MarinHoc/cherry-font.git === dan_ is now known as Guest94406 [05:10] protocol_hive, are you on x or wayland? [05:10] I'm curious how one goes about finding out the usb device name for dd? [05:11] granttrec: x [05:11] hmm idk then the instructions look pretty straigtforward, what are you stuck on? [05:13] zaapiel, ls /dev/sda* [05:13] would device usb work for dd? [05:13] or is that a placeholder [05:13] k [05:13] ty [05:14] zaapiel, df -h is more useful actutally [05:17] granttrec: well, ive have never done this before. i understand that i would git clone source and then find donwload location, cd into dir and run make.sh? but im lost after that.. [05:18] have you run make.sh? === kallesbar_ is now known as kallesbar [05:19] eh protocol_hive [05:20] granttrec: yes i have [05:21] ok find the dir `out` then run the mv command [05:21] `cherry-font/out` actually [05:24] How to get rid of this extra color line $ sudo ps auxw |grep something [05:24] user1 5376 0.0 0.0 14224 940 pts/1 S+ 22:23 0:00 grep --color=auto something [05:24] granttrec: yeah, i think im lost trying to find that dir... i dont know where it is located. there a easy way of finding? [05:24] hi [05:25] protocol_hive, find . -name `cherry-font` [05:26] wait, you should be in dir `cherry-font` no? [05:27] thats part of the search Sircle [05:29] also no sudo needed [05:29] granttrec: i put the github download in my downloads, ran make.sh from there [05:29] ok there should be a dir called cherry-font in downloads then [05:31] cd into that directory and follow the commands, out should be a sub dir protocol_hive [05:31] granttrec: ok, yeah then im there already. sorry didnt notice [05:31] I'm new to the UNIX coding and have been trying to simply hash check my Ubuntu iso file, but I cannot seem to get the command line in the right directory. [05:31] Can anyone help? [05:32] what type of hash SlyG07 ? [05:32] 1. unix ain't linux SlyG07 [05:32] md5sums [05:32] !md5sum | SlyG07 [05:32] SlyG07: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM [05:32] and sha256sums [05:33] I think my directories are messed up though. [05:33] I tried following this -- https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-ubuntu-on-windows#4 [05:33] granttrec, I am trying to do something like this but the color thing will show that the service is onn always https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-a-simple-bash-script-to-restart-server-programs [05:34] cfhowlett: I've only learned this terminology in the past 2 hours, so I apologize if I am incorrect. [05:34] :) and it begins. no worries. [05:34] follow the posted link and check back SlyG07 [05:35] I did. I am stuck at the terminal part granttrec . === luxio is now known as Zer0cool [05:35] Navigating the directory is a little confusing... if I even set it up correctly. [05:36] setting up the directory? what? have you already installed ubuntu? [05:36] I think so... [05:36] Sircle, thats what the script does [05:36] Ubuntu = terminal? [05:36] granttrec, what do you mean? [05:37] !details | SlyG07, [05:37] SlyG07,: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. [05:37] SlyG07, I'm guessing you are using ubuntu on windows? [05:37] cfhowlett: yes [05:37] that ain't ubuntu [05:37] Through the app, followed https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-ubuntu-on-windows#4 [05:38] !wsl | SlyG07 [05:38] SlyG07: Windows 10 has a feature called Windows Subsystem for Linux, which allows it to run Ubuntu (and other Linux distro) userspace programs without porting/recompliation. For discussion and support, see #ubuntu-on-windows or ##windows. For installation instructions, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/install_guide [05:38] Sircle, "color thing will show that the service is onn always" thats the point of the script i think [05:39] ubottu: Thanks, I already enabled the Subsystem. [05:39] SlyG07: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [05:39] SlyG07, if you merely want the terminal based experience, continue. if you want to experience the true might and power of this OS, install virtualbox on windows, create a virtual machine and install ubuntu in the VM. [05:40] granttrec, I want to restart a service/ app if its not running [05:40] cfhowlett: I have done that as well already, haha. That's up and running, but I wanted to try the basics of this md5sum and sha256sums check. [05:41] granttrec: when i run mkfontdir ~/Downloads/cherry-font/out it returns opendir: not a directory. I dont think im understanding [05:41] you run hash checks on the .iso. download the .iso. do NOT extract the files. [05:42] Right, I know that's the typical order as you're confirming the .iso file is correct, but I have already downloaded everything into one file. [05:42] folder* [05:42] then you did not follow the instructions. [05:43] Hmm... [05:43] here's the deal. download and save the .iso. [05:43] Run has checks against the .iso. but you said you already installed so ... [05:43] granttrec, it greps for any process matching name. If theres color. the match will always be true [05:44] Yeah, I already installed. I just wanted to practice the basics. Does having the iso installed affect the ability to run the checks? [05:44] I am working backwards in this regard. [05:45] yes. yes you are. [05:45] we check the .iso BEFORE installation to ensure it's reliable. [05:45] Sircle, grep is aliased to show colour and it is a process, so it will show up always, its not an extra line [05:47] Right. I got to the point where I was lost at the Windows Ubuntu terminal trying to navigate the directory. Then, I just went ahead and installed the .iso file. Now I am just trying to see what I did wrong to troubleshoot and figure out whether the checks are still okay. [05:47] ...for future file checks, I will at least have a process down. [05:47] the* [05:47] dudes dd messed my usb thing up so now i dont see it with df -h [05:48] any ideas? [05:48] i used to see /dev/sdc1 [05:48] now i see nothing for it [05:48] I'm not certain you even download a .iso for the windows based system. you might be better served in the ubuntu-windows channel [05:48] granttrec, if I get shown the color always then this line will always be true if [ $? != 0 ] [05:48] !wsl | SlyG07 [05:48] SlyG07: Windows 10 has a feature called Windows Subsystem for Linux, which allows it to run Ubuntu (and other Linux distro) userspace programs without porting/recompliation. For discussion and support, see #ubuntu-on-windows or ##windows. For installation instructions, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/install_guide [05:49] lol what did you do with the usb? zaapiel [05:49] be careful with dd [05:50] i was trying to burn trueos whcih is freebsd based and issued the command dd if=tureos.ius.img of=/dec/sdc1 [05:50] i didnt use blocksize since it didnt reconfginize 1m [05:50] it doesnt see the usb drive now [05:51] is it broke? [05:51] zaapiel,do you have ubuntu installed? [05:51] yes [05:52] use startup disk creator [05:52] nope [05:52] zaapiel@zaapiel-27-p120qe ~/Downloads $ df -h [05:52] Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on [05:52] udev 7.8G 0 7.8G 0% /dev [05:52] tmpfs 1.6G 9.6M 1.6G 1% /run [05:52] startup disk creator is a dedicated UBUNTU usb creator. won't fly other OS's [05:52] tmpfs 7.8G 1.9M 7.8G 1% /dev/shm [05:52] tmpfs 5.0M 4.0K 5.0M 1% /run/lock [05:53] true, my bad cfhowlett [05:53] no worries [05:53] zaapiel: of=/dev/sdc [05:53] zaapiel, cat /etc/issue | pastebinit [05:57] Sircle, yep [05:58] still works although not written well [06:01] eh "written well" === kenden is now known as Guest72500 === shawn is now known as Guest65912 [06:14] Hello [06:15] greetings bax3l33t what is your ubuntu ?? [06:15] ubuntu 17.10 [06:17] i have some question about sound servers [06:18] hell [06:18] hello [06:18] greetings chendong ask your ubuntu questions [06:18] ? [06:18] !sound | bax3l33t see this first [06:18] bax3l33t see this first: 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. [06:19] budong [06:19] chendong, eh? [06:22] I get this message about every 15min, I understand many ppl see this. Is it anything to worry about? kernel: CIFS VFS: Free previous auth_key.response [06:23] thanks for links but its special i have no sound with the mamedev project= mame [06:24] anonymip, seems to be kernel related. https://askubuntu.com/questions/1021939/cifs-vfs-free-previous-auth-key-response [06:25] ok, what do I do about it? I run ubuntu 17.10 [06:26] anonymip, I didn't see the fix in the top google responses. update the kernels? === Zer0cool is now known as luxio === mio is now known as Guest41385 === guiverc_ is now known as guiverc [07:15] hello, i tried buring a windows.iso file on unetbootin and dd command and tried to set the bootflag on using fdisk toggle, still icant boot my iso even though the files have been extracted correctly on the usb what can be the problem? the bootprocess just skips usb boot even when i select it from bios [07:15] hello, i tried buring a windows.iso file on unetbootin and dd command and tried to set the bootflag on using fdisk toggle, still icant boot my iso even though the files have been extracted correctly on the usb what can be the problem? the bootprocess just skips usb boot even when i select it from bios === pagios_ is now known as pagios [07:22]