[00:21] hi [00:21] umm hi === ubuntu is now known as Guest86798 [00:21] hi [00:21] hi [00:22] couldn't wait for an answer? Today is modern Democracy's birthday gotta be patient [00:28] Good evening. Does anyone have a clue about how to enable intel_pstate driver on an installation that was originally on an AMD cpu. Switched it to a modernish intel a while ago, but I can't seem to get turbo enabled. [00:29] It seems to want to run only cpufreq. Didn't find any packages to install related to intel_pstate [00:30] It's an ubuntu server 16.04 on the GA kernel. If it matters [00:33] migzu, grep -i pstate /boot/config-$(uname -r) # this should say y = enabled, no need for "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash intel_pstate=enable" anymore ? [00:33] this is from kernel 3.9 and up [00:35] Yeah, I get CONFIG_X86_INTEL_PSTATE=y. and I'm running 4.4.0-128. However I don't get "intel_pstate"-folder in /sys/devices/system/cpu. Only cpufreq there [00:36] So I can't acces any of the turbo of freq related options [00:37] cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq && cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/scaling_driver && cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/scaling_governor [00:37] cat: '/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq': No such file or directory [00:37] ene [00:38] cpufreq-folder is empty [00:38] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/5c3gHbnG6t/ [00:38] something like this [00:39] cpufreq is totally empty [00:39] I mean /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq [00:39] apt install cpufrequtils [00:40] anyone recommend a good email client for ubuntu that can only download the last say 50 messages from an email server when syncing? [00:41] Installed cpufrequtils, still nothing. Should it require a reboot? [00:42] migzu, yes, i think so, good spot tomreyn [00:44] oerheks: may not be sufficient, though, i also don't have it on 4.15.0. what's lacking is a kernel module and cpufrequtils are just the user space utilities to interface with the kernel modules [00:44] Then I'll have to wait until the next power outtage to see the result. the server is "kinda" production. Than you both for help! [00:46] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/CPU_frequency_scaling looks like a good resource generally [00:48] mine is handles with acpi i guess [00:49] no performance setiing or forcing needed, it will do it on demand === guiverc_t is now known as guiverc_d [00:50] what package provides "libGL.so?" did apt-cache search before I asked just in case. [00:52] mesa or nvidia i guess [00:52] To open up my IDE, I've got to type "bash /opt/clion-2018.1.5/bin/clion.sh" -- so I tried to put this in my bashrc: alias clion ="bash /opt/clion-2018.1.5/bin/clion.sh". But when opening a new terminal session, I got an error: alias clion ="bash /opt/clion-2018.1.5/bin/clion.sh"; How do I fix this? [00:52] yay \o/ https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=precise&arch=any&mode=exactfilename&searchon=contents&keywords=libGL.so [00:53] donofrio: - libglvnd-dev - : https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=libGL.so&mode=exactfilename&suite=bionic&arch=any . [00:54] Ubuntu is pulling up an on-screen keyboard every time I touch the screen. How do I disable it? [00:54] https://snapcraft.io/clion gives 2018.1.5 too, and updates [00:55] oh wait, clion: 30 day free evaluation, i think you should seek support from them [00:56] evaluate their support :-D [00:56] for 30 days [00:58] Hmmm what's happening with this SSD? I can't mount it in ubuntu and it blocks another computer from starting up properly: https://dpaste.de/agDp [00:58] This is a SATA SSD in a USD SATA adapter [00:58] s/USD/USB [00:59] AAA_awright: which ubuntu? [01:00] Bashing-om, that got rid of the errors...glxgears is till at 1453.647 FPS....one day I'll have this working better [01:00] pavlos: Uh, latest? 18.04 [01:02] It seems to be a USB3 issue FWIW because it works fine on a USB2 plug [01:02] AAA_awright: System Settings > Universal Access > Screen Keyboard OFF [01:02] anyone know of a program that runs offline that lets you read md files? [01:02] hfp, they you fixed it. that usb adapter is not suitable. [01:02] pavlos: That's already turned off [01:03] Turning it on or off doesn't seem to change the behavior [01:04] AAA_awright: there is a bug reported ... https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1723857 [01:04] Launchpad bug 1723857 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu Artful) "onscreen keyboard appears whenever i touch touchscreen" [High,Triaged] [01:04] oerheks: pretty sure the usb adapter used to work fine, idk what happened [01:06] AAA_awright, so it *is* caribou ?? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1723857/comments/12 [01:06] Launchpad bug 1723857 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu Artful) "onscreen keyboard appears whenever i touch touchscreen" [High,Triaged] [01:06] also an extention to block it. [01:06] or completely remove it.. [01:11] pavlos: One of those comments might be related [01:11] oerheks: I don't have caribou installed [01:11] Which package is it? [01:11] !find caribou [01:11] Found: caribou, caribou-antler, gir1.2-caribou-1.0, libcaribou-common, libcaribou-dev [01:12] odd, that bugreports is form 17.10, but talks about caribou too, like you said yesterday [01:12] Yeah I don't have any of those packages installed [01:13] This bug was fixed in the package gnome-shell - 3.27.91-0ubuntu1 [01:13] Version 3.28.1-0ubuntu2 is current... [01:17] Can I just uninstall the keyboard? [01:21] AAA_awright: seems to be a gnome thing ... I cannnot find the process [01:42] Also the right-click button on my pen no longer pulls up the context menu [01:43] How do I configure this? [01:44] (Do any of the developers even use Ubuntu on a daily basis, it's appalling how unusable it has become) [01:44] pen .. so this keyboard could well be part of wacom tools something? [01:44] I'm getting a gpg signatures invalid error when running aptitude: "the repository 'http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu trusty Release' is not signed". I tried apt-clean and also deleting /var/lib/apt/lists and creating it again. Any other ideas? === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:45] oerheks: The "Wacom Tablet" configuration seems to detect my screen as a "Tablet", but doesn't offer any configuration options besides calibration [01:46] And it says "No stylus found" [01:46] oh oke, just a thought [01:46] never seen keyboard as part of it, but it could be logical === Tayl is now known as Taylor [02:06] my server got shutdown from a storm and now w hen I boot up it says it's in emergency mode but I can't seem to get it out [02:08] timeout waiting for device dev-disk-by\x2duiuid-blablabla.device [02:08] dependency failed for /media/thingy. [02:08] Dependency failed for Local File Systems. [02:09] phillijw: there is probably a more serious problem with the file system checking and it requires you to manually do something (run fsck). [02:10] phillijw: https://askubuntu.com/questions/885062/root-file-system-requires-manual-fsck/885085 gives some pointers to what you should do [02:11] fsck indeed [02:11] curious: does anyone know how to limit mount cifs to using a specfic interface? [02:11] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilesystemTroubleshooting [02:14] ok, going to go fsck the machine real quick [02:14] Help! Ubuntu Linux 18.04 LTS is stuck after login -- screen is purple, I can move the mouse, but the Desktop doesn't appear. Also, the CPU fan is running fast. [02:14] How can I get things working? [02:14] Thanks. [02:16] If I press CTRL-Alt-F1 then I'm returned to the login screen. [02:18] Any help would be greatly appreciated. [02:21] you probably should reboot [02:22] I had to do a hard power off. [02:22] I pull the plug and everything goes back to normal [02:22] ya [02:22] When I try to login, it just gets stuck after I enter my password. === ken is now known as Guest22148 [02:22] You might want to look at the text boot screen [02:23] see if something isn't loading [02:23] or your OS might be set to wait for the network [02:23] Yeah, it gets stuck for 45 seconds because lvmetad isn't working. Then everything else continues on normally. [02:23] Hi, I have a USB drive that has no partition on it. When i run DISKS from Ubuntu Mate, I can see it there but when I am in GParted to want to create a primary partition....GParted doesn't see it [02:23] any ideas? [02:23] But it's been doing that since day one. [02:24] That's the only problem I see. [02:24] Gparted probably sees it, but it's hard to tell which drive is which [02:24] (I turned on "show text during boot" or whatever the problem is.) [02:24] compare drive sizes [02:24] In DISKS, it sees it as /dev/sdb [02:24] Randolf: if all else fails, reinstall [02:24] Guest22148, in the top right part of gparted you should be able to choose what drive is viewed . [02:25] What he said [02:25] ^ [02:25] but in the top right dropdown....it's only my hard drive [02:25] there is no dev/sdb [02:25] just dev/sda [02:25] unmount it [02:25] ok so I don't think its a fsck issue necessarily. I have an external RAID (usb) connected and I have it set up in fstab with a UUID=xyz. It seems like it can't mount that or something but I'm not entirely sure why [02:25] and remount it [02:25] Which reminds me. Anyone know if Gparted failing to inform the kernel of partition table changes is a common or known issue? [02:25] flyingtoaster: So, this all seemed to start happening after I installed the most recent updates, which included some stuff for Gnome. [02:25] Are those updates b0rked? [02:25] The Gnome Disks utility also goes a bit nuts when partitioning, and I have to reboot to get it to show a sane layout sometimes. [02:26] (Not looking for support/troubleshooting, just wanna know if it's known. Thanks!) [02:26] Randolf: just do a clean install from an 18.04 iso [02:26] I'd rather not re-install. It took me almost a week to get everything working the way I needed it after the Windows 10 disaster. [02:27] So, is there no other option than re-installing? [02:34] Randolf: unless I am forgetting something, unfortunately no [02:36] flyingtoaster: I think the Ubuntu Linux needs a special login mode that works in a "vanilla" way that the user can turn on with a checkbox in the login options. [02:36] Hmm, I see I have two options at the login prompt. [02:36] One of them includes the word Wayword. [02:37] Sorry, I meant Wayland. [02:37] That logs in okay. [02:37] What the hell happened? [02:37] Is this part of the new Gnome update? [02:38] My xterm now has a white background instead of black. [02:38] I will need to switch that back. [02:39] Randolf: wayand is the future DE; presenty as an alternate to X11. [02:39] Bashing-om: I'm new to Linux, and my background in Unix is with NetBSD without a GUI. [02:39] Bashing-om: I thought X11 was long gone, but I guess not? [02:40] ok, so i commented out the usb drive from my fstab and it boots now but I obviously want to leave that in there so it will be there each time it boots. What do I do? [02:41] Nobody can help me with this question?: I'm getting a gpg signatures invalid error when running aptitude: "the repository 'http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu trusty Release' is not signed". I tried apt-clean and also deleting /var/lib/apt/lists and creating it again. [02:41] Randolf: X11 is in the way out . Still available on Xubuntu . [02:43] Ah, so it's a rather big project I guess. [02:43] So, is what happened to me here that this Gnome update switched me to Wayland, but somehow I was logging into X11 that's not working now? [02:43] gasull: The error does not give you the missing key ? One can get the sighning key from the source . [02:44] Bashing-om: I have the key but I still get the error [02:45] Randolf: Have not followed your issue . I personally prefer wayland ..but there is a lack of app support presently . [02:46] Bashing-om: Well, last week I was running Windows 10 on my laptop, but it corrupted itself (again) to a state beyond repair. All the Microsoft Apologists keep saying that I should re-install but I decided to move to Ubuntu Linux 18.04 LTS, which I found to be anywhere from 2 times to 10 times faster than Windows. [02:47] I've got WINE working to support most of the applications I need that only work on Windows, and everything else is native Linux apps. [02:47] Anyway, today I installed Linux updates and then I found I couldn't get logged back in. [02:47] ...unless I chose the "Wayland" option. [02:48] Randolf: Boot to the grub boot menu and try an older kernel . the new kernel does break in some instances . [02:48] Under Linux, my battery lasts more than 3 times as long as it did under Windows. [02:49] Bashing-om: How do I get into the GRUB boot menu? [02:49] Hi guys I have an ubuntu 16.04 unmanaged cloud with a hosting provider. I have always been using UFW as a firewall but today I was curious and ran a command to see my iptables rules and I must say there are MANY that I did not add there is literally like 50 rules when I only added 5 through ufw [02:49] are you using tlp, Randolf? [02:49] sonicwind: I don't know what "tlp" is. [02:49] it extends the life of the battery under linux [02:49] gasull: ' sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys <40976EAF437D05B5> ' ?? where you replace with the key in the error . [02:49] you may be able to make further gains then [02:50] sonicwind: When I type "man tlp" in the shell, there's no manual entry, so I suppose I'm not using that. [02:51] Bashing-om: been there / done that [02:51] sonicwind: Oh, I see. Yes, it sets up different options depending on whether one is using AC power or battery. [02:51] sonicwind: I'll keep that in mind. Thank you. [02:51] yeah [02:51] I'm pretty happy with 8+ hours battery life now. [02:51] Randolf: As soon as the bios screen clears spam the escape key - there is only a 3 second window of opportunuty for grub to see the key . [02:52] Bashing-om: Okay, I'll give that a try. [02:52] Right now things are working as long as I login with the Wayland option. [02:52] That's good to know though. [02:52] hola [02:52] Will going back to an older kernel break some things though? [02:52] qi onda karnal [02:52] Hola. [02:53] pennTeller: Did you install the Ubuntu image (from a Canonical ISO), as I've read many cloud images are modified containing rules that better suit their service (ie. non-standard)... [02:53] que hacen we [02:53] I'll be right back... [02:53] Randolf: I like wayland .. only thing if ya running nvidia graphics .,,no proprietary driver support less the 396 version driver . [02:53] speak spanish? [02:54] !es | ceibal [02:54] ceibal: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [03:00] guys does ufw create MANY rules when you ask it something simple? or does it add one or two rules only like one would do manually with iptables? [03:05] pennTeller, yes, if you use sudo ufw show raw you would see 50+ lines [03:05] but that would be ufw > iptables [03:05] that is oke [03:05] if your VM provider added rules, ask them [03:06] sure there are logical explanaitions, like updates, control panel and such [03:09] You can also read the rules files in /etc/ufw [03:10] I actually used iptables -S [03:11] but maybe my hosting provider added those [03:15] gasull: Any joy ' gpg --export --armor <9BDB3D89CE49EC21> | sudo apt-key add - ' ? note the dash at the end . [03:23] pennTeller: Are they hosting a web site for you, or a VM for you that you control? [03:23] ...e.g., with root access. [03:24] why my wireless internet signal is minimun on notebook and maximun on my phone? [03:24] If it's a VM, then they should be asking you before making changes to the configuration (unless you're getting a VM that they participate in managing). [03:30] hello [03:32] Hello matias. [03:33] para que es este chat ? que objetivos tiene ? [03:34] Hi. [03:34] hi [03:36] How can I add a repository with packages meant for newer versions of ubuntu via CLI? (stuck with trusty) [03:38] Lord-Kamina: if you don't know how, you won't be skilled enough to deal with the potential for dep-hell that can occur. It's not recommended for a reason. [03:39] I doubt I'm not skilled enough. I'm just not a Linux user. [03:39] I only deal with it on our CI. [03:39] And I just need a newer libicu, I don't think that should give any trouble dependency-wise. [03:46] Lord-Kamina: Maybe able to get it from backports repo : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports . At your own risk . [04:46] Hi, I believe I started with ubuntu 18.04 as a pre-release and therefore, despite sudo apt updates and upgrades since, I am using the Linux chompsky 4.15.0-041500rc6-generic kernel. How do i migrate to more mainstream kernel where I am able to apt install kernel headers? [04:53] apt update && apt full-upgrade perhaps? [04:53] if you update, you would see packages kept back [04:54] Hi. So I have a linux vps and now I want to run apps like gnome-terminal through vnc on my OS X laptop. I can do xquartz and ssh with X forwarding and that works, but rdp is faster. Anyone has a good way for this? [04:57] for just terminal command, use ssh [04:57] !ssh [04:57] SSH is the Secure SHell protocol, see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH for client usage. PuTTY is an SSH client for Windows; see: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for its homepage. See also !scp (Secure CoPy) and !sshd (Secure SHell Daemon) [04:58] oerheks, yes that works well. But I want to use the RDP protocol instead of plain X because RDP is faster (more compressed). [05:03] that makes no sense at all, or just a ascii stream, or a complete graphical desktop [05:04] and vnc is not safe, it should run over ssh too :-D [05:05] oerheks, a sudo apt full-upgrade yeilded no packages to update. [05:09] looking ofr the difference between full-upgrade and dist-upgrade, i think dist-upgrade would bring you to full 18.04 [05:11] still odd though [05:12] oerheks, yeah still no packages to upgrade? Is there an apt to just install the latest stable kernel? [05:15] roy_muzz, no, something is wrong here, what is the last time you rebooted? [05:16] oerheks: I reboot every day, so there would have been at least a few months of regular sudo apt updates and sudo apt upgrades and reboots === shann_ is now known as shannara [05:16] maybe someone else has a clue here .. [05:17] 4.15.0-041500rc6 [05:17] oerheks, could it be that grub is statically booting into an old kernel, rather than the latest released kernel? [05:19] roy_muzz: curious - why do you reboot everyday? [05:19] blue1: It is a laptop and hibernate tends to eat the battery a bit. [05:20] roy_muzz: ahh that makes sense -- my server has gone weeks w/o rebooting -- that makes sense on a laptop [05:25] should I sudo apt remove linux-image-4.15.0-041500rc6-generic and sudo apt install linux-modules-4.15.0-24-generic [05:25] sorry, sudo apt install linux-image-4.15.0-24-generic [05:42] Hi, I'm looking to get my laptop's touch screen correctly working. It senses touch, but selects text instead of scrolling. How can I fix this? System: Lenovo Ideapad 13(?) and Ubuntu 18.04 [05:46] there are some touch and keyboard bugs indeed [05:46] https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=788188 [05:46] Gnome bug 788188 in keyboard "On-screen keyboard shows up on first touch even when touch does not activate a text-field" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] [05:46] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1723857 [05:46] Launchpad bug 1723857 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu Artful) "onscreen keyboard appears whenever i touch touchscreen" [High,Triaged] [05:55] bug report: wrong package bcmwl-kernel-source in Ubuntu 16.04 for kernel 4.15.0-24: the │ gentoouser|a [05:55] │ | "solution" was to replace package found in 16.04 with the one for ubuntu 18.04 (download .deb, │ GrandePuffo [05:55] │ | install .deb) [05:55] uhm bad copy paste... I will re-fine paste [05:57] ---------------------- === gms is now known as Guest6884 [05:58] bug report: wrong package bcmwl-kernel-source in Ubuntu 16.04 for kernel 4.15.0-24: the [05:58] "solution" was to replace package found in 16.04 with the one for ubuntu 18.04 [05:58] (download .deb,install .deb) [05:58] I reported this bug becose it could be necessary to replace current bcmwl-kernel-source package in 16.04 with a copy of the same package bcwml-kernel-source that is available for ubuntu 18.04 [05:59] as you have already reported the bug, there is no need to repeat it here Nobun [06:03] 16.04 with 4.15, is this from HWE ?? [06:03] Nobun: other kernel version can react another way on drivers...no need to replace them in our repos [06:04] if not HWE, and you installed that kernel manually, then that bugreport is invalid [06:04] HWE would give 4.13, no? [06:05] Nobun: you have an url for the bug so we can take a look? === Nicmavr is now known as Guest20471 [06:20] something on my ubuntu box is filtering out traffic to port 80. when run TCPDUMP, it shows syn is received but no handshake response. There doesn't seem to be any iptables rules in place. Any ideas? === Randolf0 is now known as Randolf === CChaplin1 is now known as CChaplin [06:58] Where could I go for help with libvirt? I'm trying to get xen running in ubuntu [06:59] amazoniantoad: what sort of help do you need ? [07:03] I've been running gentoo on my laptop for about a year now. It's a pain, but the good kind of pain [07:04] is ubuntu painless? I need to spend less time on my OS in my life [07:04] Dodo: ubuntu is a very straightforward distro to use [07:04] And is the ppa nightmare a real thing? [07:04] PPA is as good/bad as you allow it [07:04] if you use trusted repos with good maintainers, it's great, if you add any old repo it will ruin your system [07:06] ikonia: I used virt-builder to download an image of another linux os. Now I'm trying to boot into it. I haven't messed with networking at all. When I try to call virt-install I get ERROR Failed to connect socket to '/var/run/libvirt/libvirt-sock': Connection refused [07:06] amazoniantoad: so that will be because the virt daemon isn't running [07:06] it's trying to connect to a socket [07:06] amazoniantoad: or the socket is in the wrong place [07:07] ikonia: how can I confirm the daemon isn't running? I think I started the service once already, manually [07:07] amazoniantoad: check the process list, is it running [07:10] ikonia: ran service libvirtd start, didn't throw any error. Checked process list and grepped virt. Only saw virtlogd [07:11] amazoniantoad: what version of ubuntu is this ? [07:11] ikonia: 18.04 LTS [07:12] amazoniantoad: you use systemd, not 'service" to manage services [07:14] cfhowlett: no I didn't reported elsewhere (except ubuntu-it) [07:14] I say 'I reported' meaning 'I reported here' [07:15] ikonia: ...how? sorry [07:15] amazoniantoad: look up systemctl [07:15] lotuspsychje: I don't have an url for the bug. I can give you this link if it helps: https://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/questions/15842/bcm43142-and-linux-kernel-4-15-0-24-generic/15869 [07:16] I experienced the same issue and I follow that suggestion and worked for me too. [07:17] ikonia: ran sudo systemctl start libvirtd [07:17] Still cannot connect [07:20] https://prnt.sc/k2r0e7 -> I have installed 16.04 with Unity (more than a year ago). Suddenly I see this Gnome logo in the abut section. I did not install Gnome and still have Unity, nor I installed some themes, nor I did anything special in that sense (afaik). What might have happened to cause this? [07:22] ikonia: should I list what's listening on localhost? === Elimin8r is now known as Elimin8er [07:24] amazoniantoad: try 'systemctl status -l libvirtd', look for errors [07:27] thanks ducasse [07:27] ikonia: ducasse https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/xXqc9Gy99x/ [07:32] When I run /etc/init.d/libvirtd start, no errors are thrown [07:35] amazoniantoad: try checking the output of 'journalctl -u libvirtd', look for hints on why libvirtd failed to start up [07:35] I was about to do that [07:35] thanks ducasse [07:38] ducasse: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/Bg474CQ75v/ [07:41] amazoniantoad: i can't tell you the meaning of that third line, sorry. you can try asking in #libvirt, and if you don't get a response try their official channel #virt on oftc [07:41] amazoniantoad: sorry i can't help [07:41] ducasse: thanks for your help [07:42] give them that log snippet [07:42] yeah === marve is now known as Guest64512 === gluon_ is now known as gluon === Richard is now known as Guest62657 [08:02] Hey all. Upgraded kernel to 4.15.0-24-generic, and now my laptop does not boot properly. It shows black screen. Pressing random buttons on the integrated (not USB) keyboard seems to make it run, sometimes moving the mouse for 10-15 seconds also seems to make it work, but it's unreliable. [08:02] Tried 'noresume' in /etc/default/grub (and sudo update-grub), but that does not help. [08:03] what laptop [08:03] I still have the 4.15.0-23 version, and it does not exhibit such behaviour. [08:03] Ben64: Lenovo T520 [08:03] interesting [08:04] someone was in earlier today with problems getting into gui on -24 [08:04] Lachezar: it is reported that new kernel could have issues if secureboot is active [08:04] Weird stuff in dmesg: here is a 30 second gap between 5 sec and 35 sec [08:04] Lachezar: I would test 4.15.0-26.28 from -proposed [08:05] oh is secureboot the problem? [08:05] Nobun: No secure boot! [08:05] maybe not [08:05] i didn't see if it ever got resolved, but i did try -24 and -25 on my laptop with no issues === mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 [08:05] The kernel boots, but than hangs. [08:05] bug 1779827 [08:05] bug 1779827 in linux (Ubuntu) "failure to boot with linux-image-4.15.0-24-generic" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1779827 [08:06] systemd-analyse: Startup finished in 3.034s (kernel) + 40.595s (userspace) = 43.630s [08:06] why not just check the bug tracker.. [08:06] Ben64: don't know what kind of issues secureboot could cause (since I disabled it) but I heared that secureboot could be a problem in some situations... this is why I said it. [08:06] brainwash: Did that [08:06] brainwash: It suggests adding "noresume" to the kernel options, but that does not help me. [08:07] it does? searching for "noresume" gives no results [08:08] in any case, test -26 from the -proposed repository [08:08] brainwash: This is a different bug that you refered. It shows that the user has access to the text-console, while I don't [08:09] * Lachezar is enabling proposed... [08:10] can't seem to get plex to work on ubuntu with my external drives... Tried 'sudo gpasswd -a plex plugdev' but still doesn't access my external hard drives [08:10] Hm. -proposed has way more stuff than just the kernel :-/ [08:10] pick only the new kernel version [08:11] ignore the rest [08:11] brainwash: can't do that. "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && apt-get dist-upgrade" is my mantra. I'm not that skilled. [08:13] Lachezar: 'apt install' just the kernel packages [08:13] apt-get install [08:14] * Lachezar is going to "le boot"... [08:17] Hey, i'm using 18.04, and i'm trying to get a colour prompt, i tried doing 'force_color_prompt=yes' but the output of 'ls' etc. is still white, i know the terminal supports colour as i can do things like echo -e "Default \e[32mGreen" which prints coloured text [08:19] Edisto, I know nothing about plex; but if you `mount` your drives; won't plex use any drives? (ie. you could accomplish via fstab mounts maybe) [08:19] chris_99: doesn't 'force_color_prompt=yes' only color the PS1 prompt? [08:20] brainwash: sorry i'm not sure. is there another command i should be using to get everything in colour? [08:21] chris_99: scroll down a bit in your bashrc. it menstions dircolors. [08:22] chris_99, try `ls --color=auto` [08:22] that should be already the default [08:23] by .bashrc was empty alas, let me investigate that though cheers. guiverc_t that works too [08:23] chris_99, i have `alias ls='ls --color=audo'` - maybe somehow your accidently deleted that? [08:24] you can copy the default one from /etc/skel/ [08:24] ah cheers [08:25] woo, that did the job, thanks [08:25] great :) === chen is now known as Guest79658 === Guest79658 is now known as charlin [08:32] RE. 4.15.0-25-generic did not help. Black screen for 30 seconds, then minutes until I gave up and started wiggling the mouse :( [08:32] you need -26 [08:33] which was uploaded very recently [08:33] * Lachezar is sad. [08:33] brainwash: It does not exist :-/ [08:33] u should reboot? ir edit the shart document [08:34] Hello. Can someone here help me with upstart conf file? I was trying in #upstart but with no response [08:34] you can search this on bbs or www.baidu.com [08:35] brainwash: Probably not propagated to mirrors? Any mirror you know that has -26? [08:36] Lachezar: try another "apt-get update" first [08:37] to refresh the repo info [08:37] Hello. can I disable the wpa_supplicant service if I don't have a wifi interface, or does it server a dual purpose? [08:37] he even cannot reach this os,how can he apt-get update [08:37] brainwash: Did that multiple times. [08:38] adrian_1908: in this case you can disable it [08:38] ok, thank you. [08:38] Ugh? Why does it want to remove linux-generic? [08:38] brainwash: made temporary /etc/hosts link to a central mirror. [08:38] Lachezar, how the startscreen of your computer? you should choose the way acess to your OS by setup the bios === marve is now known as Guest30923 [08:40] This -proposed stuff has me by the balls. Wants to remove the *microcode and linux-generic packages. [08:42] Lachezar can U in TTY mode? CTR+ALT+F3 [08:42] you don't have to install the newer linux-generic package I'd think [08:43] you should backup this kind of document until you del it [08:43] brainwash: It doesn't want to install -26 if it does not remove linux-generic. [08:44] if it's too much trouble, you could just use -23 until the fixed version is available via regular updates [08:44] How do I revert the kernel? [08:45] brainwash: I'm trying to go back to -23, but I've already enabled -proposed, the kernel is marked for removal, and I'll probably never move to a newer kernel ever. [08:46] disable -proposed then [08:46] and do another apt-get update [08:46] You can reinstall ubuntu.And dont worry about lost of files. [08:47] or before you start you can press 'E' and edit it [08:48] brainwash: Once packages are installed from -proposed there is no going back :( [08:49] brainwash: I disabled proposed, but there is no effect: kernel -23 is not available. [08:52] Lachezar You can get grub mode and choose advance ubuntu>> and choose the recovery mode. [08:52] Lachezar: you mean that you've removed that kernel version? [08:53] brainwash: I managed to manually restore it from /var/cache/apt/archives [08:53] ok [08:54] Does systemd-networkd run by default on the Desktop? Can anyone check (or knows)? I'm not sure if I had to enable it manually. [08:55] I'm thinking it's off by default on the Desktop as NetworkManager might take care of its duties. [08:56] My system its now totally effed up. Rebooting. Hopefully I'll get back to -23. [08:58] no thanks [09:02] RE. On -23 again, but "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && apt-get dist-upgrade" now refuse to install -24 [09:02] What did I do wrong? [09:02] ... [09:02] Lachezar: i joined later, did you mess with the kernels because of the boot-delay issue? [09:02] adrian_1908: Yes. [09:02] Lachezar: how does it refuse? [09:02] adrian_1908: And it seems I managed to eff up badly :( [09:03] ppf: There is newer kernel -24, but apt-get update+upgrade+dist-upgrade show no sign of it. [09:03] Lachezar: yeah, that sucks man. there would have been alternatives. I hope most people are aware of these right now so other don't run into the same trap. [09:03] you should change your update resources [09:03] I might have *fixed* the version of any of the packages while reverting to -23. Is there a way I can check about that? [09:04] adrian_1908: Advise? [09:04] Yesterday when I ran into the issue, nobody here seemed aware of it yet, but luckily i found the launchpad report and waited for suggestions from there. [09:04] I had to 'apt-get install linux-generic=...-23...' [09:05] Lachezar: no idea about the kernels, your problem is something different to the original now, isn't it... [09:05] adrian_1908: I found multiple reports. Had no success with any of them. [09:05] Lachezar: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1779827 [09:05] Launchpad bug 1779827 in linux (Ubuntu) "failure to boot with linux-image-4.15.0-24-generic" [Critical,In progress] [09:05] adrian_1908: Nope, not that one :( [09:06] * Lachezar curses Firefox again. Damn dbus integration shyte! [09:06]