[00:03] and none of shutdown/reboot/halt/acpi shutdown works for lack of systemd, so it'll be a good idea to mount -remount,ro / and sync, and: for char in s u b; do echo $char > /proc/sys/sysrq-trigger; sleep2; done [00:05] if i removed the history , is there any way to recover it? [00:07] oryois: what kind of history? [00:08] is it possible to remove problematic choices from the ubuntu installer? [00:08] .bash_history [00:09] i.e. a splash screen, the language, the keyboard layout [00:09] oryois: depends on how your storage is setup. maybe. if you edit it in place and it was never copied around, you may get lucky. [00:09] also timezones should be deleted from the installer, except for fews [00:10] tomreyn, i did rm .bash_history [00:10] so i can found it somewhere? [00:10] !info extundelete [00:10] extundelete (source: extundelete): utility to recover deleted files from ext3/ext4 partition. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.2.4-1ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 56 kB, installed size 154 kB [00:10] oryois: rm does nothing to remove the data off the disk [00:11] wipe or shred might have helped === RaptorJesus is now known as E-God [00:11] tomreyn, file .local is removed too [00:11] so how can i recover them [00:11] ? [00:12] oryois: ubottu told oyu [00:13] testdisk could find files too, so rm does not wipe, nor put it in trashcan [00:13] !info not found [00:13] 'found' is not a valid distribution: artful, artful-backports, artful-proposed, bionic, bionic-backports, bionic-proposed, cosmic, cosmic-backports, cosmic-proposed, kubuntu-backports, kubuntu-experimental, kubuntu-updates, partner, precise, precise-backports, precise-proposed, stable, testing, trusty, trusty-backports, trusty-proposed, unstable, utopic, utopic-backports, utopic-proposed, vivid, vivid-backports, vivid-proposed, wily, wily-backports, wily- [00:13] ubottu, !info command not found [00:15] !info ext4magic [00:15] ext4magic (source: ext4magic): recover deleted files from ext3 or ext4 partitions. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.3.2-7ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 110 kB, installed size 253 kB [00:15] !info ext3grep [00:15] ext3grep (source: ext3grep): tool to help recover deleted files on ext3 filesystems. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.10.2-3ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 115 kB, installed size 303 kB [00:17] oh, you get help in ##linux too [00:23] Hey, installing Ubuntu MATE on a Lenovo Idea Pad 330. Had the installer crash, seemingly from a problem the install media, and now it's just booting to a blinking, unresponsive prompt. Any idea how to get back to installing? [00:26] Terexen: which OS did you prepare the installer on, and which software did you use to do so? [00:27] Downloaded and burned the iso on windows 10 with the built in tools. [00:28] Terexen: https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-how-to-verify-ubuntu discusses how to verify your downloaded image is unmodified (not a broken / interrupted download), but it requires ubuntu bash / wsl on windows [00:31] I downloaded a new iso on a different pc and verified it and burned a new disc. I'm more concerned with the laptop not booting from it. Even the one that crashed booted the first time. Now I'm not getting anything. [00:31] Terexen: so you've been using a dvd-rom or other optical media? maybe try using usb flash storage instead, it often works better. you can use the etcher.io software to write it - it verifies data was written correctly. [00:32] can you disable secure boot in the Idea Pad 330 bios? does it have a bios? [00:33] I can get to the bios so I can try that. [00:33] Terexen: while you're at it, check which version it is [00:33] Okay. brb [00:35] Terexen: and if you can, get the exact model name, there are a lot of different ideapad 330 ("Showing 96 result(s) for ideapad 330" on lenovo's product support page) [00:37] https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/de/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/ideapad-u-series-laptops/ideapad-u330-touch-notebook/solutions/HT505229 [00:41] Okay, Full number appears to be 330-15IKB and the label on the bottom says model name is 81DE. [00:42] I couldn't find the secure boot option, which I suspect is because I'm in legacy mode. I'm sure it was in there before. There is a "Intel Trust Verification" or something to that effect option in there where secure boot used to be. Should I try that? [00:43] https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/uu/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/300-series/330-15ikb-type-81de [00:44] latest bios is version 8TCN45WW from 18 Jul 2018 https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/uu/en/products/LAPTOPS-AND-NETBOOKS/300-SERIES/330-15IKB-TYPE-81DE/downloads/DS503004 [00:44] I have 8TCN44WW. [00:44] i sueggst you install it first, then try again [00:46] How? The computer boots to an unresponsive prompt. === Netscape is now known as solaris8 [00:49] Terexen: oh i assumed you might still have windows installed on it. without some form of windows OS this vendor does not make it easy for you [00:50] It had windows. But it appears to have been wrecked by the aborted install. [00:50] Terexen: we can try with what you have. i'm still looking for hardweare specifications, not easy. [00:52] To be clear, the live cd booted the first time, got to the desktop, started the installation process and then aborted, complaining of problems with the install media. [00:52] Terexen: okay then i suggest you download standard ubuntu 18.04.1 desktop, create an installer with it, install, then, once booted into ubuntu, you install the mate desktop and optionally purge the buntu default desktop [00:52] or do what you did previously, just use an usb key instead of optical media [00:53] I'll give those a try. [00:53] Terexen: also i wonldn't use legacy bios unless you can't get it to install otherwise [00:54] It wasn't working the other way but I can try again. [00:55] "intel trusted execution" (abbreviated TXT, maybe that's what you read in bios) should remain on the default. [01:02] Setting it back UEFI has it blinking "checking media" a few times and then complaining of missing default boot device. [01:02] while booting which version of what how? [01:03] the ubuntumate installer seems to only support legacy bios / csm booting [01:05] Ah. Well, I'll try it with vanilla ubuntu on a usb once that's finished downloading. [01:05] be sure to use ubuntu 18.04.1, not 18.04.0, too [01:08] True. Some people including myself had issues with GRUB when it installed via the Ubuntu installer. Both GRUB and the installer had a lot of updates between then and 18.04.1 [01:08] Like Terexen, I also had a UEFI board running in "legacy" MBR mode [01:15] is it possible to remove problematic choices from the ubuntu installer? [01:15] i.e. a splash screen, the language, the keyboard layout [01:15] also timezones should be deleted from the installer, except for fews [01:16] jher: why are those problematic? [01:17] because they are confusing people and they lose the will to finish the installation [01:19] jher: there is https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization [01:19] (i dont know whether this was tested for 18.04) [01:23] for some reason my chrome is losing network connectivity but my actual network seems to be fine. other devices on my network are fine, as well. What should I look into here? [01:26] jayjo: does it also happen with chromium-browser? [01:30] hello === leon is now known as Guest87268 [01:31] anyone like ubuntu18.04? [01:32] !ot | Guest87268 [01:32] Guest87268: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [01:36] Guest87268, Kubuntu 18.04 is the best Linux distro release I've ever used, going back 10 years [01:36] The Ubuntu did a great job with the underlying system of 18.04, and the KDE Plasma 5.12 release used in Kubuntu 18.04 is absolutely rock solid [01:37] Thanks, Kon! Cannot wait to try it then! [01:38] are "xx.archive.ubuntu.com" redirecting to some local mirrors? [01:39] !mirrors [01:39] Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors - PLEASE use the !torrents to download !Bionic, and help keeping the servers' load low! [01:39] jher, yes, see the list [01:43] i wonder why the process is so bizarre [01:45] i windows, you just put ntsetup.sif or autounattend.xml to the media, and it is taken automatically [01:46] linux can handle preseed files [01:46] preseed [01:46] !preseed [01:47] https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/example-preseed.txt [01:50] also the 4th paragraph of the article i previously pointed jher to [01:50] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [02:06] [02:06] [02:06] [02:06] [02:06] [02:06] [02:06] [02:06] [02:06] [02:07] [02:07] [02:07] [02:07] [02:07] [02:13] what happens when you take two mirrored drives from one controller and put them on a different manufacturers controller that supports raid? [02:14] does the second controller recognize that and pair them? [02:14] hi [02:20] Hi can I get ubuntu networking support here...or is there a better place to go? I'm completely lost connecting to the internet on my main desktop [02:34] tomreyn: Installed from a usb. Worked like a charm. Thanks for your help. [02:36] Terexen: :) i dont know why they still sell computers with optical media nowadays... [02:37] filifunk2: this is a good place. start by telling us which ubuntu version you're using, and which model your computer and / or wireless hardware is ( if you know) [02:38] madLyfe: mirrored how? 'supports raid' can mean a thousand things. [02:38] madLyfe: are you referrfin to md(adm) software RAID-1? [02:38] *referring [02:38] halo [02:38] nah on board raid 1 to different manufacturers raid 1 [02:38] hi kamputa_ [02:39] tomreyn thank you [02:39] am'a pirate [02:39] !ot | kamputa_ [02:39] kamputa_: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [02:39] both are on board but one is Intel and the other is Marvell [02:39] I am using ubuntu 16.04, I built this computer, and I just bought a new netgear router [02:39] its a AC1750 [02:40] madLyfe: hardware / fakeraids are proprietary for the very most part. usually not compatible. also this is not really on topic here. [02:40] maybe try ##hardware [02:40] tyvm [02:40] welcome :) [02:41] when i click with my right clicler - all windows hide, and I see desktop :c I dont want to see desktop when I click right clicker [02:41] it used to work on my old router, but then I bought a new one. It says I am connected to the ethernet, but I am going nowhere on internet [02:41] what i have todooo [02:41] filifunk2: i see. can you open a temrinal and see what this gives? ping -c3 1.1.1.1 [02:43] filifunk2: no need to copy the entire output, i'm just wondergin whetehr ti reports some error [02:43] doesn't look like an error [02:43] help T_T [02:43] oh sorry [02:43] i was doing it wrong [02:43] will try again [02:43] please help me..i want script for credit card checker [02:43] filifunk2: does it say "3 packets transmitted, 3 received, 0% packet loss" (with those exact numbers)?? [02:44] !ot | Roche [02:44] Roche: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [02:44] !patience | kamputa_ [02:44] kamputa_: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [02:44] "network is unreachable" [02:44] kamputa_: which ubuntu version are you using, and which desktop (the default ubuntu one)? [02:45] filifunk2: okay. do you happen to have a way to connect this computer to the router by wire? [02:45] mine MRB hide all [02:46] tomreyn: so other than the ethernet? I have an ethernet hooked up to the computer to the router right now [02:46] filifunk2: oh it's ethernet, sorry i somehow assumed it was a wireless connection thats failing [02:46] when i butt a button - it hides all windows and i cant use it normal [02:47] tomreyn: yeah that's another story I think for another day. lol I'm trying to get the ethernet connected === test is now known as Guest87710 [02:48] filifunk2: ok. when you run "ip link" in your terminal, does it show the network interface? [02:48] filifunk2: or tell me which ones it lists [02:49] there are 2 [02:49] 1 says: loopback, up, lower_up followed by a bunch of things I don't understand [02:49] and the other is enp2s0 No carrier, boradcast, multicast, Up [02:49] filifunk2: we can ignore the 'lo' (loopback) one [02:50] tomreyn ok [02:50] filifunk2: okay this enp2s0 is the one most likely. [02:50] ok, do you want the rest of what it says for that? [02:50] filifunk2: which network hardware do you have? lspci -nn | grep -i network [02:50] filifunk2: that was good enoigh for now [02:51] i'm trying to setup the openvpn client for ubuntu via the /etc/default/openvpn config.. and I totally forgot how to set it up. [02:51] tomreyn: that doesn't give me anything [02:51] no errors, just nothing [02:52] filifunk2: maybe this? lspci -nn | grep -i ethernet [02:52] tomreyn: yep that works [02:53] this is what i get [02:53] i really only need the stuff in the square brackets to the end [02:53] oh ok [02:53] 10ec:8168 [02:53] ...and any 'rev ..' it says behind it [02:54] sorry ;-) [02:54] yes, (rev 06) [02:54] lol no apologies needed, thank you for helping! [02:56] welcome. that's a Realtek RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller [02:56] thats the one! [02:57] the driver is loaded, and there is a link, but no carrier. [02:57] filifunk2: did you maybe reconfigure the network connection on this system after you changed the router? [02:58] filifunk2: do you know what a static ip address is, and would you use such? [02:58] ahh this is where I confess maybe lol. I did some googling and ended up following some guy who said i should turn off ipv6. Does that count? [02:59] filifunk2: possibly. [02:59] i know what ip addresses are...or rather look like, I don't know what static ip address is [02:59] filifunk2: but this was as an attempt to recover from not having internet access from this computer, right? i.e. it was already not working before this. [03:00] 'this' -> disabling ipv6 [03:00] yes, I only ended up on that ipv6 thing because I was trying to get on the internet but could not...so was just doing whatever to see if it worked [03:00] filifunk2: the computer you are currently typing from, is it also connected to the new netgear router? [03:01] yes, wirelessly connected laptop [03:01] to the same new netgear router that I can't connect to on my main computer [03:03] filifunk2: ok. back to your main computer, what does this return? ip a s enp2s0 | grep 'inet ' [03:03] i get nothing [03:04] filifunk2: can you click on the networking icon on the top right and select "edit connections" [03:04] should be on the bottom of the menu [03:05] tomreyn: sorry, I forgot my ethernet wasnt connected. that previous command you sent me gave me something [03:06] ok tell me [03:07] 192.168.0.17/24 brd 192.168.0.255 scope global enp2s0 [03:07] inet6 fe80::1bc:b94a:2bfc:2206/64 scope link [03:07] and that's it [03:08] filifunk2: how about "ip r" [03:08] I just added my vpn file to /etc/openvpn/USWest.conf, set the value in /etc/default/openvpn to "USWest" and nothing is happening, normally I see a restart script of some kind that says.. taking vpn down, running vpn "name-here", and I'd see like a tun device show up in ifconfig [03:08] anyone know why it's not showing anything in ubuntu 18.04? [03:09] has the vpn client changed for linux? [03:09] default via 192.168.0.1 dev enp2s0 proto static metric 100 [03:09] Years ago I had a pen and tablet that worked with Ubuntu and I miss it. I am interested in finding an inexpensive replacement. Is there a list of supported hardware like this out there somewhere? Does anyone have any personal recommendations in this area? [03:09] 169.254.0.0/16 dev enp2s0 scope link metric1000 [03:10] 192.168.0.0./24 dev enp2s0 proto kernel scope link src 192.168.0.17 metric 100 [03:10] and thats it [03:10] filifunk2: ping -c 192.168.0.1 [03:10] filifunk2: ping -c3 192.168.0.1 [03:11] ^ the latter [03:11] Mathuin: wich tablet is this [03:12] The kind you plug into the computer and draw on with a pen [03:12] Mathuin: wich Os does it run natively [03:12] It does not run its own OS. It is a USB peripheral. [03:12] oh nvm [03:12] is it Wacomm? [03:12] wacom [03:12] Wacom* [03:12] It wasn't an official Wacom. [03:12] PING 192.168.0.1. (192.168.0.1) 56(84) bytes of data. [03:13] Those are too expensive. :-) [03:13] then three lines of "destination host unreachable" [03:13] filifunk2: ok thats enough thans [03:13] I have intous3 a4 wacom one [03:13] co6alt: does it work well with Ubuntu? [03:13] Mathuin: start here: https://certification.ubuntu.com/ [03:13] does for me, but it is quite old [03:14] filifunk2: can you click on the networking icon on the top right and select "edit connections" - should be on the bottom of the menu [03:14] lotuspsychje: went there, saw nothing like what I'm looking for, thus my post here ;-) [03:14] tbh I did not use it in a long time [03:14] If I wanted a laptop, it'd work [03:14] co6alt: the wife and I are playing Passpartou and she asked about the old tablet thus my request. [03:14] tomreyn: ok, i'm there [03:14] Mathuin: well thats the official list, alot of other hardware willa lso work [03:15] filifunk2: how many records are there under 'Ethernet'? [03:15] That looks like a great official list for servers and the like, but not so much for peripherals. [03:15] 2 [03:15] filifunk2: can you tell me their names? [03:16] Ethernet connection 1 [03:16] Auto Ethernet [03:16] Mathuin: It should work out of the box really, wacom drivers are built in [03:16] filifunk2: okay, delete both of them. [03:16] co6alt: if I can afford a Wacom one, that'd definitely be the way to go! [03:16] tomreyn: ok, done! [03:16] hello [03:16] Mathuin: used ones are not that expensive [03:17] filifunk2: now close this window and disable networking. [03:17] Mathuin: or small ones [03:17] i am disabled [03:17] filifunk2: now enable again. [03:17] enabled [03:17] filifunk2: and now disable wireless if its enabled. [03:18] and tell me whether it was [03:18] hey [03:18] tadeadliest: can we help you? [03:18] tomreyn: I'm not sure what you mean there. Do you want me to delete the Wi-fi connections? [03:18] co6alt: the cheapest new one I saw was eighty bucks, but ebay does have them used for much cheaper. thanks for the pointer! [03:18] i don't know that i can disable wireless specifically [03:19] filifunk2: ok, ignore this. can you now 'ping -c3 1.1.1.1' [03:19] the preseed method from wiki doesn't work [03:19] Mathuin: those things last for decades, so if it in good enough shape, it would work well [03:19] filifunk2: does it say the time out thing again? [03:19] co6alt: what apps do you use? gimp, or something else? [03:19] the installer doesn't seem to load the file [03:20] "Network is unreachable" [03:20] Mathuin: I don't really use tablet in linux, I have windows for that, but there is a lot of modern software for painting [03:20] filifunk2: also if you do: ping -c3 192.168.0.1 [03:21] yes, also unreachable [03:22] Mathuin: Krita is an good example [03:22] filifunk2: please pull, then re-seat carefully the ethernet wire on both ends. try a different connected at the router if it has multiple [03:22] ok on it [03:22] *connectOR [03:23] Mathuin: definitely try out Krita [03:23] ok done [03:24] filifunk2: you'Re fast. can you do the pings again [03:24] haha. Ok [03:24] same result...unreachable for both [03:24] co6alt: good advice +1 [03:25] filifunk2: tell me what "sudo mii-tool enp2s0" returns [03:25] negotiated 1000baseT-HD flow-control, link ok [03:28] filifunk2: so my guess is that your router just doesn't pass you an ip address via DHCP [03:28] oh ok [03:28] filifunk2: this is what usdually happens and how computers in a home network usually get an ip address [03:28] do i throw my router out the window [03:29] filifunk2: hehe, maybe. therE's another thing we can look at: ip neigh [03:30] that doesn't give me anything [03:30] filifunk2: how many lines does this return and how many of them end in REACHABLE [03:30] oh ok [03:30] so it's not just dhcp [03:31] ok [03:31] filifunk2: i'm a bit unsure what else to try right now. do you have an android mobile phone perhaps? [03:31] i do [03:31] filifunk2: can it get online on the wireless? [03:31] yep! I'm on it right now [03:32] filifunk2: oh thats what you're typing from? [03:32] no its not [03:33] filifunk2: okay, good. do you have an usb cable to connect the smartphone to the computer? [03:33] yes [03:33] i feel like mcgyver [03:34] ok it is hooked up [03:34] filifunk2: if you dont need the smartphone right now, you can connect it to the offline computer. [03:34] okay, do you happen to know which android version it runs? [03:35] yeah its an old phone. android version 5.0.2 [03:35] hmm lets hope it works still [03:36] filifunk2: on the phone, can you access the settings menu and go to the tethering options? [03:36] yes [03:36] everything is off [03:37] I have usb tethering with a button, portable wifi hotspot with a button [03:37] set up wifi hotspot [03:37] filifunk2: usb tethering is what we want [03:37] filifunk2: can you connect the phone to wireless also, if it isnt currently [03:37] wow it works this is wild [03:37] i'm on the internet [03:38] filifunk2: ok cool, right the android phone works like a modem now [03:38] filifunk2: so, this doesn't really fix the problem, yet, but at least you can now better get diagnosis info out [03:38] and search the web for solutions etc. [03:39] filifunk2: your phone should still get charged by the computer, so at least you dont need to be worried about its battery [03:39] ok, yeah I remember reading someone who did the same thing with his phone...so maybe I'll find that one and see if I can follow in his/her footsteps [03:40] from the stuff that we did, what did we learn...its not just dhcp? [03:41] filifunk2: no, it's something else, but i'm not really sure what. so what we found out is that your computer actually did have an ip address assigned to it, maybe by the router via DHCP, but when we looked at what your computer sees in the network it is connected to, it did not even see the router [03:42] filifunk2: it would be good if you could get us a fresh view on the network settings now, since we deleted those connections earlier. [03:42] ethernet is back and it says "wired connection 1" [03:42] filifunk2: i'm not going to stay a lot longer unfortunatley, so maybe someonee else can carry on. or we can try again tomorrow. [03:42] filifunk2: this may be the usb connection [03:43] tomreyn, ok, thanks for the help [03:43] filifunk2: or is it back really? [03:44] no it is the usb connection [03:45] filifunk2: okay, so i suggest we sum up the situation again, you put it on a pastebin, and then either someone else takes over or we try again another day? [03:45] !paste [03:45] 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. [03:46] !paste [03:46] 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. [03:46] filifunk2: i assume this means you agree to sum it up [03:50] filifunk2: i'll sum up what i know if you'll stay around a while longer [03:50] oh...i just copied all the text and saved it is that what you mean by sum it up...or are you going to type a write up? [03:50] i don't know what im doing lol [03:51] I"m probably going to spend some time trying to figure it out, then come back to the chat and if you're not there I'll try and see if someone would like to go through the pain of helping me out === RudyValencia_ is now known as RudyValencia [04:09] filifunk2: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/7sV3Jxn9JK/ [04:10] filifunk2: sorry for being unclear there, i wasn't sure myself ;) [04:11] tomreyn, ooooh that is clean. Thanks! [04:11] I will be going at this tomorrow. Maybe see you around! [04:11] filifunk2: try to run these commands again right before you try to get help here again (can benow, or later, as you prefer) [04:12] filifunk2: i just need to get soem sleep. so good luck and ttyl. [04:12] goodnight tomreyn! [04:12] thanks :) [04:25] filifunk2: I am not the sharpest tool around but the crix of this matter is " default via 192.168.0.1 dev enp2s0 proto static metric 100 " wherre the system is expecting a static config. So, what is in the file /etc/network/interfaces ? [04:30] [04:30] [04:40] Bashing-om: hi, in the interfaces file i have "auto lo" and "iface lo inet loopback" [04:41] filifunk2: that is valid for dhcp ! [04:42] Bashing_om: that sounds good? I'm sorry I don't know what to dhcp is, was going to google around tomorrow lol [04:44] Bashing-om: I'll check that out tomorrow, unless you have something I can try real quick, otherwise it's sleepy time [04:46] filifunk2: where the router hands out a IP for your box . static says you will set this ..but the file says otherwise. ' cat cat /etc/NetworkManager ' is there " managed=false " ? [04:47] got this when i was able to boot to my Ubuntu USB installer drive https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/OSDs9otm/irccloudcapture4513537925327988692.jpg [04:48] why doesn't ubuntu use "-pipe" cflag by default? [04:48] not sure what it's doing now [04:49] Bashing-om: in the networkmanager.conf file yes it says managed=false on one of the lines [04:50] spitting out some more errors [04:51] filifunk2: That is correct to for network manager to manage the interfaces. [04:53] Bashing-om: so I should change it to true? [04:56] filifunk2: NO, false is what you need presently as the interfaces file is not set up for "static" . We need to find where that static is set . [04:58] filifunk2: Not a ready answer .. and I too am tired, we can pick this up tomorrow eve if ya want . [04:58] Bashing-om: ok, yeah I'm half asleep. I'll try and get back on this tomorrow and maybe see ya...thanks for the insight though! [04:59] filifunk2: :) we can dooooo ett / [05:29] hey all need some help [05:30] im trying to register my nick so i can use a irc client im using the webbased freenode atm [05:30] i keep getting a sasl error ...and just closes link [05:32] anyone ? [05:35] so many people in here no one talking/ [05:35] ? [05:36] !register | keekeenige [05:36] keekeenige: For information on registering your IRC nick, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - For any further help, ask in #freenode. [05:36] i have registered the nick [05:36] i keep getting a sasl error [05:37] keekeenige: this channel is for ubuntu support, if you have connecting issues join #freenode please [05:37] ok [05:37] thank you [05:39] i do have a ubuntu problem also [05:39] keekeenige: ask away [05:39] i installed wine ....i also installed play on linux [05:40] im trying to install a app called foxtel go [05:40] so i can watch foxtel [05:40] but it doesnt ever complete the install [05:41] its the only windows based app i really want working [05:41] keekeenige: seems like this guy watches foxtel with chrome: http://www.justinswan.com/watch-foxtel-now-on-ubuntu-chrome.html [05:42] yea i read that too [05:42] but he uses the app called foxtel now [05:42] there is another one called foxtel go [05:43] keekeenige: you can try the wine channel, or create a new bug on wine for your specific foxtel software [05:43] !wine | keekeenige [05:43] keekeenige: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu [05:43] thank you [05:44] ill try the wine channel [05:44] see what they say [05:45] cant join atm [05:45] im not identified [05:45] back to the first problem lol [05:50] keekeenige: i dont find an existing bug for it yet so consider: ubuntu-bug wine and describe your story, that foxtell is crashing on install, add some usefull details to the bug. this way you help yourself & the community [05:53]