[00:01] !details | bilm [00:01] bilm: 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. [00:02] jiffe: can you show the command you run and the output it returns, using a pastebin? [00:02] !pastebin | jiffe [00:02] jiffe: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [00:02] jiffe: also, why do you want to remove apparmor in the first place? === amirpro_ is now known as amirpro === trebik1 is now known as trebik [00:43] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [00:49] no network connection at times. until I do a cycle of network-manager stop/ start [00:55] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [00:55] This channel has been hacked by Australia's #1 hacker Simon 'eVestigator' Smith https://evestigatorsucks.com/ [00:55] With our IRC ad service you can reach a global audience of entrepreneurs and fentanyl addicts with extraordinary engagement rates! https://williampitcock.com/ === Katnip- is now known as Katnip [01:03] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ === bildramer1 is now known as bildramer === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:15] Hello, I'm trying to do some file recovery using Linux on a bootable drive. Is there a freenode channel specifically for that? [01:15] semitemos: we only support ubuntu questions here [01:20] How about using a Ubuntu live USB to recover files from an SSD drive [01:22] semitemos: you need the program testdisk to use sudo photorec, to recover files [01:23] semitemos: preferable use another harddisk to scan your ssd from [01:23] I don't have another hard disk but I was going to try booting from USB to scan the ssd [01:24] Can photorec find only files that need to be undeleted, or will it find all the files on the 256GB drive? [01:25] semitemos, this ssd, what operating system do you use it with?\ [01:25] semitemos: photorec can filter on filetypes if you like, aka .jpg, .avi ,etc [01:26] semitemos: if you need all kinds, you can also scan whole partition [01:28] which filesystem type is the ssd formatted with? [01:31] Does regeneration stack? I have a cloak with +regen and an amulet of regen. [01:31] Jim it is NTFC unfortunately [01:31] Windows [01:32] semitemos, hmm, so you're looking to undelete files on that drive? [01:32] OICU812: probably wanted another channel, eh? [01:32] Yes [01:32] adrian_1908: Yes, lol, I'm sorry. [01:32] :D [01:34] semitemos, and it's not mounted on anything right now? [01:34] Jim no it's turned off. It's an internal SSD, so I have to boot from USB to access it [01:35] semitemos, so it's the main drive on your laptop? [01:37] jim: he already said its his only hd [01:38] howbout this guide: https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/13706/recover-deleted-files-on-an-ntfs-hard-drive-from-a-ubuntu-live-cd/ [01:39] Yeah the laptop is off now. It has one USB port and one micro SD port [01:39] Word! [01:39] do you have microsds? [01:40] also do you have another machine? [01:40] semitemos: is the SSD bad or are you just trying to "undelete" something you deleted by mistake? [01:40] This is a guide for ubuntu 9.10 is the only thing [01:40] I'm trying to undelete a mistake [01:41] I have another machine and one micro sd [01:41] jim: that guide is old and ntfsundelete isnt in repos anymore [01:41] ok, so that gives you some options [01:42] Is "ntfsundelete" still a valid program in today's Ubuntu [01:42] no [01:42] semitemos: try photorec as suggested [01:42] lotuspsychje, does ntfsundelete come from a debian repo? maybe you can get the debianized source and build it [01:42] jim: stop please or be helpful [01:43] what's unhelpful about that? [01:43] Photorec seems a little clumsy as the files deleted were all kinds of file extension, and I just want to undelete some files that I deleted today [01:43] jim: scroll up, i just told it [01:44] semitemos: try it [01:44] semitemos: also, learn to have backups and not delete stuff you're not supposed to [01:45] jim: its nice you try to help, but avoid picking up old tutorials with outdated packages [01:45] ntfsundelete is in debian jessie... let's see if source is available [01:45] jim: this channel is about ubuntu here [01:46] yep, and ubuntu is proven to be able to build from debianized sources (and vise versa) [01:46] I am a camp counselor and I haven't had WiFi or a backup hdd in this setting. That's why I'm in this predicament. [01:47] semitemos. oh, is your laptop only able to connect by wifi? how are you IRCing here? [01:47] jim: we dont reccomend packages on ubuntu from debian mixed up [01:47] Windows has a dumb "feature" that shift dragging files onto the recycle bin deletes them without asking for confirmation. I was trying to move them into a folder [01:48] I don't appreciate the blame. [01:48] I am using my phone to irc [01:48] semitemos: please keep it ontopic here [01:49] there's ntfsundelete in the ntfs-3g package [01:49] also [01:49] !info scrounge [01:49] Can I install that package from the Ubuntu live USB if I'm connected to WiFi [01:49] Package scrounge does not exist in bionic [01:49] !info [01:50] !info ntfs-3g [01:50] ntfs-3g (source: ntfs-3g): read/write NTFS driver for FUSE. In component main, is standard. Version 1:2017.3.23-2 (bionic), package size 402 kB, installed size 1452 kB (Only available for linux-any; kfreebsd-any) [01:50] I don't know if photorec can filter by most recent files [01:50] !info scrounge-ntfs [01:50] scrounge-ntfs (source: scrounge-ntfs): Data recovery program for NTFS filesystems. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9-8 (bionic), package size 19 kB, installed size 52 kB [01:50] nice find tomreyn [01:51] i dont actually know it. [01:51] Cool, so I can install those two packages from the live USB and use those to undelete [01:51] yes, maybe [01:52] semitemos: the less you use your ssd, the more chance you find your lost data [01:52] depends much on whether they'll be able to access that windows managed partition and the data on it. [01:52] yeah, that's why it's good that it's off/unmounted [01:52] not all ntfs variants and versions are supported [01:53] semitemos: if you know your different filetypes, you can scan with photorec only those? [01:53] and there's no bitlocker support in case it's encrypted [01:53] can you boot a live cd then arrange to be able to install packages? [01:54] you might need other storage\ [01:54] I don't that's the thing. I deleted almost all the files on my desktop. Some were txt some were odt some were images of all kinds, some were pdf [01:54] or, maybe (yes friends, that's -maybe-) the package is already installed on the live cd and you just need to boot it [01:55] semitemos: yeah its not good to recover data on same drive that lost files [01:55] I'm not trying to do that [01:56] you say you're a camp counselor... does that mean you're at a campsite now (and so options are correspondingly limited)? [01:56] I want to boot from usb, recover from SSD, recover to microsd [01:56] semitemos: how big is your sd? [01:56] Jim it's a weekend so I'm going to drive into town and sit outside a place with free WiFi since everything is closed [01:57] It's 4gb and the partition of the SSD is 128 gb or 256, I can't remember exactly [01:57] if yes, do you have more options when you get home? (maybe you should wait until then if that's the case) [01:58] I have more options at home but that's not for another week. I've got job applications to submit for the fall unfortunately. [01:58] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [01:58] This channel has been hacked by Australia's #1 hacker Simon 'eVestigator' Smith https://evestigatorsucks.com/ [01:58] With our IRC ad service you can reach a global audience of entrepreneurs and fentanyl addicts with extraordinary engagement rates! https://williampitcock.com/ [01:59] semitemos: problem is if you scan on filetypes like .jpg it will scan all sorts of windows stuff too you dont need [01:59] It sounds like the ntfs- packages might have that undelete program though which sounds like a perfect fit for what I'm trying [01:59] yeah that's what I was thinking too [01:59] and...' [02:00] it would make -me- feel better, if you worked on a -copy- of the ssd partition rather than the original [02:00] I have access to two laptops, I was going to create the live usb with the second laptop [02:00] jim: or just mount it read-only [02:00] yeah [02:01] I would like to use a copy but I don't have space to make a copy so read only will have to be enough,... [02:01] so mounting it readonly wouldn't write anything to the partition at all? [02:01] jim: hence read-only [02:01] just the act of mounting it that is [02:01] semitemos: just mount it read-only [02:05] semitemos, how large is the live cd image you're going to use? [02:06] I haven't gotten to the WiFi yet so I don't know. [02:06] ok, do you need help with that? [02:07] The biggest thing I think I'll need help with is using the recovery software [02:07] yeah, I'd have to bow out on that one, I've never done it [02:09] And maybe creating the live USB to have enough space to download those extra programs [02:10] maybe your best bet there is if the image already has those installed [02:12] That would be nice [02:12] I've heard of images where you can set up an area on another partition where you can install packages to [02:12] Are there Ubuntu variants for file recovery? Or a particular one that has it pre installed === joey is now known as dovah [02:13] hi [02:19] ? [02:19] / [02:20] can we help you plaz9 [02:20] semitemos: we can only support ubuntu and its flavors here === ricardo is now known as Guest23726 [02:22] Are there any Ubuntu flavors for file recovery [02:26] !flavors | semitemos is what we have [02:26] semitemos is what we have: Recognized Ubuntu flavors build on Ubuntu and provide a different user experience out of the box. They are supported both in #ubuntu and in their flavor channel. For a list, see https://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu-flavours [02:27] Thanks [02:27] I also read that I need to have a ufei [02:27] Uefi enabled USB drive to try Ubuntu [02:28] What exactly is that? I'm going to try googling [02:43] !uefi | semitemos [02:43] semitemos: UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware. It is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI === iulian is now known as Guest95943 [02:52] Hi, I need help to resolve "Dummy output" issue for sound settings. It used to work perfectly fine, but I believe it broke couple updates back. Tried many internet remedies, but no luck [02:52] On Ubuntu 16.04 [02:52] !sound | niranjan start here [02:52] niranjan start here: 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. [02:53] niranjan: alternate try pavucontrol, solved alot of sound issues in the past [02:54] lotuspsychje: No matter what I do it always shows "Dummy output" and does not recognize my card [02:55] niranjan: is your card properly recognized? sudo lshw -C sound [02:56] lotuspsychje: shows two devices, one from uvcvideo and other one from intel [02:57] niranjan: both have driver= at bottom? [02:57] lotuspsychje: Output here https://pastebin.com/mw0aGQvZ [02:58] lotuspsychje: Yes, they show driver [02:58] niranjan: yeah looks good [02:59] niranjan: try pavucontrol, see if you can switch sound devices there [02:59] lotuspsychje: Trying now, do I need to install something new? [02:59] niranjan: yes pavucontrol [02:59] lotuspsychje: Got it, installing and check the results [02:59] !info pavucontrol [03:00] pavucontrol (source: pavucontrol): PulseAudio Volume Control. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.0-4 (bionic), package size 126 kB, installed size 804 kB [03:01] lotuspsychje: No luck, pavucontrol also shows only one device, dummy output [03:02] lotuspsychje: If I select hardware output devices nothing shows up. [03:02] niranjan: ok thats weird indeed, that uvc device is your webcam? [03:03] lotuspsychje: Most likely, though I'm not sure. [03:04] niranjan: its not external i think? [03:04] semitemos, so the laptop has a uefi bios? [03:04] lotuspsychje: It's not external, it's laptop, built in camera [03:04] Thank you everyone who was helping. I'm flashing the USB now. [03:04] Yes it has uefi [03:05] niranjan: your system up to date to latest? [03:05] (next trick is getting the microsd card out of my phone and into the computer) [03:05] Yes, as a matter of fact updated couple of minutes back [03:05] semitemos, one thing you might have to do in order to boot that usb, is turn "secure boot" off in the bios settings [03:06] niranjan: tryed a reboot also? [03:06] I'm gonna try that [03:06] lotuspsychje: Yes, did reboot. I think there was a kernel update couple of weeks back and then it broke. Unfortunately don't use sound often so don't know when it broke. All I know it used to work great [03:07] aha, try a previous kernel boot niranjan [03:07] !info linux-image-generic xenial [03:07] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.4.0.131.137 (xenial), package size 2 kB, installed size 14 kB [03:08] lotuspsychje: Will try it, I need to reboot, so will reboot and select older kernels and see what happens. Thanks for the help and BFN [03:08] niranjan: hope it helps [03:15] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [03:20] lotuspsychje: Did boot in the oldest kernel available and sound works there 4.4.0-128 [03:20] It seems to be low than I remember but at least getting sound now [03:20] niranjan: can you create a new !bug for it mate? [03:21] Sure, I'll try to find in which one it exactly broke and then log a bug [03:21] niranjan: well your newest kernels doesnt have sound right [03:21] lotuspsychje: That's right [03:22] niranjan: i would ubuntu-bug linux-image or so and describe your story [03:24] lotuspsychje: Yes, will keep rebooting in all the kernels available and once I find where it broke, will execute the command and log the bug [03:24] tnx [03:24] lotuspsychje: Really appreciate the help, now I have something to fallback [03:24] niranjan: yeah you done already half the work for the devs now [03:27] niranjan: feel free to share bug url afterwards [03:28] is there a way to do a sort of targeted modprobe, if i just want to see what modules are loaded for a given device? [03:30] neorpheus: generally, dmesg and syslog should indicate which driver got loaded for which piece of hardware. modules loaded for PCI devices are listed by sudo lspci -k [03:31] tomreyn, thanks ill give those a shot [03:32] Jim ntfsundelete found some of them but wasn't able to recover them. But at least I know what their filenames were now [03:32] But fyi the program works great and is installed by default on the live usb [03:33] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [03:37] Hey all. I'm having some issues installing LAMP along with a tutorial, can anyone help me troubleshoot? I was able to insall mysql and apache earlier and access my localhost test pages, but now I'm unable to after trying to instal ssl software [03:38] if nothing else, is there a general best practice for the nuclear option of trying to remove all the programs I installed and starting over? [03:38] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [03:38] takko: there is no nuclear option, and likely your problem is simply a configuration issue [03:39] so, say, sudo apt-get purge mysql-client mysql-server apache2 php7.0 etc isn't going to do anything? [03:40] semitemos, good to know... sorry it didn't recover them [03:40] I'm just very frustrated because I was successfully following an installation tutorial all morning, then after one problem started I didn't seem to be able to go back and verify that anything was working [03:40] takko: it's hard to know with certainty that it will remove all the configuration files you created as a user [03:41] It's ok at least I know what they were [03:41] Thanks for your help jim [03:42] pragmaticenigma: is there a log of such files? Undoing everything in the last 12 hours would work [03:42] takko: try this "sudo a2dismod ssl" then "sudo systemctl restart apache2.service" [03:43] takko: you are building this in a VM or something. and at the very least, you do not have this exposed to the web right now I hope [03:44] Not in a vm. I'm not 'building' anything, just trying to get the software installed [03:44] on the second command, my terminal suggested this, are they equivalent? "service apache2 restart" [03:45] pragmaticenigma: [03:45] :~$ sudo systemctl restart apache2.service [03:45] Job for apache2.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status apache2.service" and "journalctl -xe" for details. [03:45] sorry for the paste, that was the output of the command you gave me. [03:46] takko: what version of ubuntu are you running? [03:46] 16.04, but it's kde neon [03:47] takko: is this a new install? [03:47] yes, just a few days ago [03:47] takko: Go nuclear, format this system and use 18.04 [03:47] Why? I don't think neon has incorporated it yet [03:48] takko: neon? [03:48] Neon is a new distro from KDE. There's still Kubuntu, but it's an attempt to... I don't really know [03:50] ugh... apache in 16.04 is highly tempormental [03:51] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [03:52] Ah, I see. [03:52] takko: what tutorial were you following? [03:52] This one : https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/install-apache-with-php-and-mysql-on-ubuntu-16-04-lamp/#-get-a-free-ssl-certificate-from-lets-encrypt [03:52] takko: also, when working with building a webserver, you don't need SSL for development and testing as long as the system is not exposed to the open internet [03:53] takko: yeah... never follow howtoforge [03:53] Really? Everything was working great until step 8/11 [03:53] howtoforge is a link farm === neorpheus is now known as neo_is_away [03:54] takko: because your web server isn't exposed to the web, it can't verify the certificate it is trying to install [03:54] which is botched [03:54] Honestly I didn't get that impression from that tutorial at least, but any LAMP guides you'd recommend instead? [03:54] I typically trust the Ubuntu community wiki's or digital ocean guides [03:54] https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-on-ubuntu-16-04 [03:55] Ok, but shouldn't I in theory still be able to see the apache test page by going to "localhost" in my browser [03:56] takko: depending one what stage the let's encrypt package got to (which isn't recommended) it probably corrupted or left one of the config files in an unrunable state [03:57] takko: if you run the commands from the "sudo systemctl restart apache2.server" from earlier, you will probably see the configuration file that is corrupted [03:58] I think here : "Aug 04 20:57:51 kskdn apache2[5701]: apache2: Syntax error on line 219 of /etc/apache2/apache2.conf: Syntax error on line 29 of /etc/apache2/si" [04:00] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [04:01] Opened that file in a text editor but I don't know what the syntax error would be really.. [04:02] Hmm, line 129 is a blank line right under "ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/error.log" [04:03] er, disregard, 129 is not 219. [04:03] "IncludeOptional sites-enabled/*.conf" that's the line it said had a syntax error === neo_is_away is now known as neorpheus [04:13] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [04:17] pragmaticenigma: I sorted that error out, thanks for the patience, but I've got a new one... [04:18] takko: ask away, if i'm unable to help, someone else will help if they can [04:18] After running "sudo apache2ctl configtest", I get this : AH00558: apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1. Set the 'ServerName' directive globally to suppress this message [04:19] Hello [04:19] takko: that is just a warning message you can ignore ... if you were going to bring this site up on the internet, then you would add a ServerName to your virtual host config file [04:20] woo! ran the restart apache command and it's back, thanks [04:21] hi [04:21] In the end, the fix I needed to apply was to put a "<" in the first line of the second file identified in that one error message... [04:21] But honestly, that was a lucky find, because I know nothing of coding syntax lol [04:21] can you help me? [04:24] well i manged to find my touch panel in dmesg but still no idea whwere to go from there as far as getting it recognized asa second pointing device rather than being rolled in with the trackpad [04:24] pragmaticenigma: So, you were saying to skip the SSL stuff for now? And should I uninstall Letsencrypt? [04:25] takko: Yes, unless you are planning on exposing this to the web, you can skip the SSL stuff. [04:26] takko: when you are ready to put this on the web, use this guide: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-secure-apache-with-let-s-encrypt-on-ubuntu-16-04 [04:26] for enabling ssl [04:27] is nvidia-384 the correct package for NVidia on 16.04, or should I be using something else? Stuck at 1024x768 (and no GLX) after today's update. I purged nvidia* and libnvidia* and reinstalled but it didn't help. [04:28] calamari: while it's not encouraged, this ppa carries the latest nvidia drivers: https://launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa [04:29] pragmaticenigma: I tried that one. It gave me 1920x1200, but it was missing libGl.so.1, so GLX still didn't work [04:30] it put it in some mesa directory that must not have been in the library path [04:30] I'm not familiar with GLX or it's configurations... I assume need for gaming? [04:30] I guess I could try symlinking it, but it seems like that shouldn't be necessary [04:30] Hi all. I'm on Ubuntu 18.04. I'm trying to install the latest stable version of wireshark. I'm following the instructions here: https://www.elinuxtutorials.com/2018/07/install-wireshark-2-6-2-on-ubuntu-18-04-lts-linuxmint/ [04:30] needed for any kind of 3d [04:31] for example stellarium or even glxgears [04:31] I install the ppa and then install wireshark. But an older version always starts up. version 2.4.2 starts instead of version 2.6.something [04:31] What could be happening? [04:31] calamari: I'm able to run the GLX test app glxgears and i'm using those drivers [04:32] pragmaticenigma: bummer [04:32] bobdobbs: This channel only supports packages provided through the original software channels from Canonical and Ubuntu. You will need to contact the maintainer of the 3rd party ppa for assistance [04:33] calamari: where should that library be located? [04:34] interesting... I'm seeing libGL.so.1 => /usr/lib/nvidia-384/libGL.so.1 [04:34] so I guess it's completely custom for each driver [04:34] !latest | bobdobbs [04:34] bobdobbs: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [04:35] maybe there's a way to manually add a directory to the system ld.so.conf [04:35] I only have pre-install executable n /usr/lib/nvidia [04:35] no -384 dir [04:35] yeah yours will be in mesa [04:36] I'm purging and installing [04:36] oh! calamari: did you remove the nvidia driver before switching to the graphics drivers team source? [04:36] yes [04:36] calamari: is one step ahead [04:36] purge nvidia* libnvidia* [04:36] Which windows manager does/did 16.04 use? [04:37] lowkeycoat1: the primary flavor of Ubuntu used Unity in 16.04 [04:37] lowkeycoat1: you have a lot of choices. unity, mate, xfce, gnome 3, lxde... [04:38] err... that's the desktop environment [04:38] I'm not certain on the window compistor [04:38] *compositor [04:38] true [04:39] so like lxde you'd have openbox [04:39] and mate uses marco [04:41] lowkeycoat1: is there something that we can try and help with? [04:41] lowkeycoat1: or something more specific on what you might be trying to do, to better answer your question [04:43] My main use os is Ubuntu 16.04 xenial, im use to the (DE) that comes standard with that, im toying around with a different os ( its a linux flavor ) im just wanting to stick to the same.... Unless you guys would recommend a different one. But that doesn't seem like a question for this room.... [04:44] lowkeycoat1: unity desktop environment is specific to Ubuntu. The closest DE to Unity is GnomeShell [04:44] lowkeycoat1: I believe Unity development ceased after 16.04, unless someone forked it [04:44] Unity and GnomeShell share many of the same libraries and layouts. [04:45] brb [04:45] calamari: Unity has been forked and is in active development, with Canonical's blessing [04:45] !unity [04:45] Unity is a graphical shell for the GNOME desktop environment. Ubuntu used it by default from 11.04 to 17.04. For more information, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity [04:46] Isnt ubuntu open source? Could i tweek it to be used for my project? [04:46] Tweek unity.. [04:47] Unity is open source along with all of Ubuntu. Those are topics better suited for the #ubuntu-offtopic channel [04:47] Hi, is it normal to have 15 gnome-shell process? (18.04) === neorpheus is now known as neo-is-away === qwebirc75916 is now known as raidensnake [05:05] hi [05:06] I've finally managed to get the default ubuntu 4.15 kernel to boot but the bluetooth isn't working cause of config_rfkill_gpio isn't enabled in the kernel [05:07] any way of fixing that without messing up the kernel version? === capella is now known as capella|away [05:09] Any idea where I can find the cache for spotify ? I don't have the folder in .cache.. [05:11] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [05:11] This channel has been hacked by Australia's #1 hacker Simon 'eVestigator' Smith https://evestigatorsucks.com/ [05:11] With our IRC ad service you can reach a global audience of entrepreneurs and fentanyl addicts with extraordinary engagement rates! https://williampitcock.com/ [05:14] Thanks guys [05:15] he was talking out of his arse "being backed" nothing was hacked [05:18] anyway I wish I could modify this kernel build without mucking up the version [05:24] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [05:28] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [05:29] hi.. i just bought a new arduino uno, and somehow managed to install arduino ide, installed oracle java (since arduino IDE does not start), installed g++ compiler [05:30] then tried to run a sample program in ide and got the below error,,, [05:30] error trying to exec 'cc1plus': execvp: No such file or directory [05:30] i tried google, i am not getting anywhere... could anyone guide me to resolve the error [05:31] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [05:32] !find cc1plus [05:32] File cc1plus found in g++-4.8, g++-5, g++-5-aarch64-linux-gnu, g++-5-alpha-linux-gnu, g++-5-arm-linux-gnueabi, g++-5-arm-linux-gnueabihf, g++-5-m68k-linux-gnu, g++-5-mips-linux-gnu, g++-5-mips64-linux-gnuabi64, g++-5-mips64el-linux-gnuabi64 (and 78 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=cc1plus&mode=&suite=bionic&arch=any [05:32] ravi__: type on your pc, "sudo updatedb && locate cc1plus" [05:33] @Eric^^ i will try === elibrokeit is now known as privilege [05:37] @EriC^^ please find the output below [05:37] /home/ravi/arduino-1.8.5/hardware/tools/avr/libexec/gcc/avr/4.9.2/cc1plus [05:37] /usr/lib/gcc/i686-linux-gnu/4.8/cc1plus [05:38] ravi__: ok, is there a config or something where you can let it know where stuff is? === privilege is now known as elibrokeit [05:41] @EriC^^ sorry, i don't know is there any config or not... I am new to Aruduino... I tried to joint on the channel #arduino, but i couldn't join... [05:41] I've had to chroot into my 16.04, and i need to reinstall grub to the efi. what's simplest CLI way to do this? i think i also need to do a mkconfig. [05:42] linuxgecko: http://pchelp.site/topics/reinstalling-grub [05:44] Does anyone know when the ubuntu-server 18.04 installation applies the hostname + user account? It's my first time playing with UEFI and installing on NVMe/m.2... Installation launches nicely, goes through all steps without error, but then it boots into a ubuntu where hostname isn't set, and my user is missing. I just went through the installation process again and then alt+f2:d to the shell, I can't see any changes to /target/et [05:45] EriC^^: thanks! that's exactly what i was looking for. :) [05:45] ravi__: try to register your nickname [05:46] linuxgecko: np :) [05:47] qwebirc29865: the guys in #ubuntu-server might know if nobody here does [05:47] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [05:47] This channel has been hacked by Australia's #1 hacker Simon 'eVestigator' Smith https://evestigatorsucks.com/ [05:48] @EriC^^ thank you... [05:49] Thanks, I'll join and ask in 15min if noone know in here :) === qwebirc29865 is now known as xebb [05:53] Hiya, recently did a fresh install of 18.04.1 and the notification panel doesn't include battery/shutter/wifi. Other programs don't seem to show either. I've googled and found a couple of supposed solutions but they didn't work. Any pointers? [06:13] do any of the systemd folders have a example unit file which is filled in to play with? [06:22] m00c0w_, doubt it (but have no idea), but there are examples in "example services" on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SystemdForUpstartUsers [06:28] Hey all, I'm having trouble with my recent install of Ubuntu 18. When I boot, I have to press e in grub and add nomodeset to the linux line in order for the graphics to load. I've installed the graphics drivers once I've logged in, but after reboot, the same thing happens. Any suggestions how to fix this? [06:28] Ugh, I meant to say that it freezes/the graphics don't seem to load* [06:29] Once I log in, it just freezes [06:33] can we toss questions out or is there a protocol here for ?s [06:34] BikerGuy54: just ask [06:34] BikerGuy54, only Ubuntu Support questions are allowed; that's the prime rule. Try and keep your question to a single line, and please be patient waiting for a response (people do other things, they'll answer when & if they can) [06:35] ty guiverc_w [06:36] question I have relates fo 18.04.1 on core 2 duo hp dc7800 w/4gb 2.3Ghz cpu.. after restart from net install locks hard no keyboard or anything on reboot [06:38] looking for advice..install was a minimal install also [06:40] BikerGuy54, did you verify the download of your iso (checksum etc)? or test it (try-ubuntu) before install. I have a dc7700 here, but haven't tried 18.04 on it.. (I would use other than gnome if I did) [06:42] iso was clean net install is only 52mb, install completed cleanly [06:42] sorry you didn't have try-ubu.. my bad sorry (I forget it was minimal..) [06:42] i had the full dvd too, also clean [06:43] but it does have a broadcom wifi card in it [06:43] whats the problem here [06:43] 18.04.1 after install locks and won't start [06:44] BikerGuy54 I'm having the same problem [06:45] it reaches a uid setting then grinds to a halt === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [06:46] unless its the new gnome desktop too fat for the video card [06:46] it works for me if I add nomodeset in grub [06:47] if i use debian, cinnamon loves me :-) [06:47] mindofmateo, yours is graphics; sorry I can't help with graphics.. i'm looking for a 18.04 iso to see if it boots on dc7700 but having little luck sorry. [06:48] guiverc_w i am on dc7800 sff [06:48] nice little beast [06:49] yeah - but dc7700 sff is closest i have, but can't find a 18.04 iso anyway.. [06:49] i am doing net install [06:50] i realize that; but i hoped booting 18.04 on the dc7700 would provide a clue - as all i can think of is hardware, bad memory etc... [06:51] i'm going to go with gnome is too complex and see if kde might like me or try another desktop manager [06:52] maybe lubuntu or the like [06:52] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [06:54] well back later, see what haapens..will let u know if i have any luck, guiverc_w [07:00] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [07:00] This channel has been hacked by Australia's #1 hacker Simon 'eVestigator' Smith https://evestigatorsucks.com/ [07:00] With our IRC ad service you can reach a global audience of entrepreneurs and fentanyl addicts with extraordinary engagement rates! https://williampitcock.com/ [07:00] /!\ ATTN: This channel has moved to irc.freenode.net ##hamradio /!\ [07:02] Hi ! I recently shifted to i3mw-gaps + polybar. Yesterday I lost some of my work due to not receiving low battery notification. [07:03] I tried to use udev rules and although the ENV *CAPACITY* gets updated as the percentage of the battery [07:03] I dont think it actually is a event and that udev looks for commands for battery-capacity update even. [07:03] Any idea ? [07:03] how to get low battery notifications ? [07:05] Also, I dont want a script to be polling the capacity variable. It would be great instead to have a already-present daemon to do this . [07:09] Hi ! I recently shifted to i3mw-gaps + polybar. Yesterday I lost some of my work due to not receiving low battery notification. I tried to use udev rules and although the ENV *CAPACITY* gets updated as the percentage of the battery. [07:09] I dont think it actually is considered as a event by udev and that it looks for commands associated to this event. Any idea ? how to get low battery notifications ? [07:09] also, It would be great if I could use some existing daemon to get this done instead of polling via a script. [07:10]