[01:26] How do I run tcpdump without being root on Ubuntu 16.04? [01:32] MannyLNJ: look into netcap [01:32] How do I set "Always On Top" in this file: https://salsa.debian.org/debconf-video-team/ansible/blob/master/roles/voctomix/templates/videoteam-cutlist.desktop.j2 [Desktop Entry] [01:32] EriC^, thank you [01:33] MannyLNJ: no problem [01:34] EriC^, I can use that to see what machines are using DNS lookups (port 53) [01:49] MannyLNJ: see the answer here https://askubuntu.com/questions/530920/tcpdump-permissions-problem [01:51] EriC^, I did see that and I tried the first answer and it didn't solve it or do I need to log out aand back in after i added myself to the new group [01:55] EriC^, and that was my issue. I didn't log out so the groups did not update [02:07] Now for the "fun" part re-installing Ubuntu onto my other drive and then copying over my dnsmasq setup so my network comes back up. Since this system is my DNS and DHCP server the rest of my network will be down too === davor_ is now known as davor [02:52] I noticed in lubuntu I am able to drag the taskbar icons to rearrange their position [02:52] does anyone know a way to unmerge multiples from the same program? [02:53] for example to have separate icons for the pidgin buddy list and a chatroom? [02:58] latest version broke pithos, i've tried reinstalling and nothing [02:58] NewToLubuntu, ask in #lxde === BgLamersTeam is now known as Dreaman === Dreaman is now known as BgLamersTeam [03:54] hey everyone [03:56] good morning antonm [03:58] good morning [03:58] it's midnight for me [03:59] fun [03:59] * antonm is away [03:59] it's more 4:59-ish actually [03:59] gn [04:00] is sleep necessary [04:00] Help please. I am trying to install 16.04 on /sda1 and Grub keeps failing. I am booted into the live os now [04:00] back to apt update [04:01] 16.04? [04:02] MannyLNJ: what error is grub showing? [04:03] antonm, It's not. The installer said there was a problem installing Grub [04:03] I can't get more info because the installer crashed and I can't restart it [04:03] oh [04:04] there should be a log file for the installer [04:04] antonm, where would I find the log file? [04:05] try /var/log/installer [04:05] that's where it was when I installed Ubuntu [04:06] MannyLNJ: did you disable secureboot and fastboot? [04:06] lotuspsychje, secureboot is disabled. I'm not sure about fastboot === Foxhoundz is now known as BenderRodriguez [04:07] MannyLNJ: are you manually partitioning or using the partition layout ubuntu chosen? [04:08] lotuspsychje, Manually because I don't want to erase the other drive. [04:08] does your computer use uefi [04:09] antonm, I believe it does have uefi [04:10] What's really more furestrating is I can't even boot the install on the other hard drive so I'm dead in the water [04:10] you'll need a partition for EFI in order for grub to install if uefi with or without secureboot enabled [04:11] antonm, Can you walk me through making a partition for EFI then I will reboot and try again [04:13] does your computer have an option for bios mode (legacy mode)? [04:13] how much space takes the ubuntu server minimal iso? [04:13] antonm, I believe it did. I will have to reboot to check [04:13] sorry, size [04:14] were you trying to install Ubuntu alongside another os? [04:15] antonm, Yes in a way. I was trying to install Ubuntu onto a second hard drive. The other drive which is much larger will be re-partitioned after I copy over the files I need [04:15] From the screen I saw at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI it looks like I was booting the Live USB in UEFI mode [04:16] if there's an option to disable uefi and secureboot, you could try disabling them and running the install again like normal [04:19] wr: try #ubuntu-server mate [04:19] wr: i bet its not gonna take much space [04:19] lotuspsychje, off course, thanks [04:25] antonm, I think I found a page that can help. I am going to try boot-repair to see if I can get my other install working. I think part of the problem is one of the drives had Windows 8.1 and I didn't format it just erased most of it [04:28] ok [04:28] * antonm is now away [04:36] Ok I just rebooted. I'm in the live USB. I had to use the UFEI option next to it because without it I was dropped to a > prompt [04:38] On /sda I have /dev/sda3 as a Fat32 patition flagged as Boot then /dev/sfa1 is ext4 then /sda2 is extended with /sda5 in it as swap. Does this look OK partiition wise? [05:13] What processes are vital to rendering the desktop? I'm running BOINC (distributed computing) on 48 of 64 cores (have even set affinity to leave 16 unused) but desktop is really laggy [05:15] Hello. Is there any way to encrypt a full disk (system) on a ubuntu 18.04.1 ? [05:28] JustAPerson: are you chatting from the system right now? === tatertots is now known as RoscoePColtrane [05:29] RoscoePColtrane: yes. Any suggestions? [05:30] JustAPerson: in terminal> sudo apt install inxi [05:30] JustAPerson: let me know when done [05:31] RoscoePColtrane: done, will the default output suffice? [05:31] JustAPerson: no [05:31] JustAPerson: in terminal> inxi -Fxxprzc0|nc termbin.com 9999 [05:31] JustAPerson: share url/link here..if you do not get a url/link..say so [05:32] RoscoePColtrane, http://termbin.com/wrpg [05:32] I've disabled BOINC for the moment, let me know if I should remeasure with it running. [05:34] i wouldn't expect what you describe with renderer: GeForce GTX 770/PCIe/SSE2 [05:35] it is the same when booted to a 4.4 kernel? [05:36] JustAPerson: awk -F\' '/menuentry / {print $2}' /boot/grub/grub.cfg|nc termbin.com 9999 [05:36] JustAPerson: share url/link here..if you do not get a url/link..say so [05:37] RoscoePColtrane, http://termbin.com/0z06 [05:38] excuse me..is it the same booted to 4.13 [05:38] ? [05:39] Haven't tried yet. That's on an old HDD I migrated. I will try on a different kernel some time tomorrow. Curious, why does 4.4 stand out to you? [05:40] i said 4.4 off the top of my head thinking of ubuntu 16.x [05:41] but the earliest you have is 4.13, [05:41] this question is to determine if what you observe is only occurring on your current 4.15.0-34 [05:42] Ahh okay. I have to go for tonight but I will give that a try soon. I've been wanting to learn how to compile my own kernel anyway so maybe a good chance to try that as well. [05:43] Thanks for the help! [05:43] no prob === lotuspsychje_ is now known as lotuspsychje [06:22] https://www.x.org/wiki/Events/XDC2018/ [06:23] luna: in #ubuntu-discuss please [06:23] lotuspsychje: okay === mpo_ is now known as mpo [07:27] I have a problem with cron which should run every night, but is not. This is my "crontab -e" and also the script which should be executed: http://dpaste.com/19STAYP [07:27] When I execute the line in the crontab manually, it works. I can also see the first line of my script output ("Starting ..") in the db-backup.log file, but nothing else [07:27] so its not executing completly. How ca nI debug this? [07:31] I suggest you redirect stderr to db-backup.log so you can see the error message there [07:32] My guess is docker-compose is not in cron's PATH. To fix that, set your own PATH at the top of your script [07:33] run ''type -a docker-compose'' to see where it's installed [07:33] geirha: I am currently redirecting stderr to stdout, am I not? [07:33] I'm using 2>&1 [07:34] fub: yes, but in the wrong order [07:34] fub: See http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/055 [07:35] geirha: -.- all right, this explains a lot [07:36] geirha: thanks for your help! [07:43] hi guys [07:43] [10366.669336] usb 1-7: USB disconnect, device number 4 [07:43] I lost my bluetooth device.... [07:43] keyboard and mouse actually [07:43] how could I reinit it ? Just trying to not reboot [08:14] release ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS , sound output keeps changing to pulseeffect (apps) . looked for possible reason for the issue but what is my conclusion is it is might an ubuntu bug as the pulse module module-switch-on-connect responsible to change immediatly if any bluetooth or USB etc any other hot plugged devices , but i would like to be more sure about this [08:14] and the module sees pulseffect(apps) virtual device are real one [08:20] Hey is there anyone who can help me out with a login problem after installing some nvidia updates from the software/update center? [08:20] Seems like gnome is crashing everytime I try to log in [08:49] Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 on my clients, however one of them only prints in blue, and the other just prints blank. I can see the print previews are fine, however it's when it's getting send to the printer. I'm using a network printer, and the print server itself prints fine. [08:50] I'm also using the right driver, I know this because I had to install it, and configure my printer on the server to use the ppd. [08:59] can you update the machine and resinatll the printer ? [09:00] gpunk: I tried [09:00] I'm thinking of downgrading the clients to Ubuntu 16.04 [09:00] what s the model of the printer? [09:00] Unless someone can help me. [09:01] Epson XP-342 [09:01] And I set it to use the 340 Series drivers [09:01] That's XP-340 Series [09:02] gpunk: All the help I can get is appreciated. [09:03] https://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/tutoriel/installer_imprimante_epson [09:04] this might help you , to install the manufacturer s driver [09:04] Has things changed in 18.04? My print server previously was on 16.04, then I didn't have one for a while, and now since I set up again on 18.04, this is when the problems started. [09:05] Though, it's not a server problem. [09:05] I'll read the guide, thanks. === kundancool is now known as anonymousK === anonymousK is now known as kundancool [09:08] I don't believe that's the issue, unless something has changed in Ubuntu 18.04 [09:08] try to print then from another application [09:08] I tried Firefox, GIMP and LibreOffice. [09:09] then it s a driver problem === Class7_ is now known as Class7 [09:09] i would really try the manucafturer s driver [09:09] On client-end? [09:09] I always use those. [09:11] From the server, I can print a test page fine, from one client, the prints are blank, and from the other client, the prints come out with no black ink. [09:11] Sounds like a driver issue, but I thought cups sent the driver over to the client to use? [09:12] I may not be fully understanding how cups work, however I am trying my best to. [09:13] !cups | Helenah [09:13] Helenah: Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingWithUbuntu [09:14] epson isnt the best printer neither on linux Helenah [09:14] lotuspsychje: I found they work the best, better than the other brand I used, HP, and I found they are perfect. [09:15] We must have different experiences. This is the only time I've had issues. [09:15] Helenah: also on 18.04 the ppd should be already active by default [09:15] Helenah: did you try direct printing from ubuntu, to the epson? [09:16] How come the guide "NetworkPrintingWithUbuntu" assumes I'm using a GUI? [09:17] lotuspsychje: The Ubuntu epson driver version is out of date for my printing, only displaying the driver for one Epson XP printer, and plenty of drivers for other Epson range printers. [09:18] On Ubuntu 16.04, there were no Epson XP ppd's in the Ubuntu repo (If I remembered correctly) === kundancool is now known as anonymousK === anonymousK is now known as kundancool [09:19] Should I be installing the Epson driver onto the clients? [09:19] Helenah: they changed that, from 17.04 i think, printer drivers should be included by default [09:21] Helenah: wich ubuntu version on the client? [09:25] lotuspsychje: 18.04 [09:25] It's two clients. [09:25] One prints with no black ink, the other prints blank. [09:28] lotuspsychje: I got the printing blank problem on my print server when I selected an incompatible driver in the past, this is why I suspect a driver issue which is client-side. [09:28] So do I need to install the drivers on the clients? The Ubuntu ones are out of date. [09:29] Helenah: if you find a bug in ubuntu please file it [09:29] Helenah: i would not go messing with drivers myself [09:30] lotuspsychje: I'm not sure if it's even an Ubuntu-specific bug. [09:30] I don't, I "accidentally" did it. [09:30] Helenah: try testing things irst then === Richard is now known as Guest56518 [09:30] I'm going to install the drivers on the client. I'll get back to you guys on whether or not it was a success, or if more needs to be done. [09:31] kk [09:40] lotuspsychje: I checked the cups configuration on the client, it is using the XP-340 series driver which is right, I then got cups on the client to send a test page to the printer, which printed fine. [09:41] Now to check LibreOffice. [09:41] and GIMP [09:42] lotuspsychje: Still prints blank. [09:46] Helenah: did you install 'printer-driver-escpr' package [09:47] ledeni: I installed from the Epson website, that package doesn't have the ppd for my printer. [09:47] Hi all, running on 16.04. For some reason my DNS will not work on my server, connections are fine can connect to things via IP address [09:47] But the server will not resolve hostnames at all [09:48] my resolv.conf has nameserver 8.8.8.8 and nameserver 8.8.4.4 [09:50] Helenah: you need just to install 'cups-ppdc' package [09:51] hmm [09:51] ledeni: Why do I change to change ppd's? [09:52] I can print cups test pages from the clients fine [09:52] just like printing cups test pages from the server [09:52] Helenah: ok [09:52] It's LibreOffice, GIMP and Firefox that's printing blank [09:55] all hostname resolves come back as connection timed out [09:56] XB23: can you pastebin the actual commands you tried and their output? === Richard is now known as Guest33588 [10:00] its just when I sudo the hostname of the server comes back as connection timed out [10:00] not sure what else to try? [10:01] hi [10:01] My wifi doesn't detect 5G. [10:02] What can I do about it? [10:02] Like on my laptop I can't see 5g band of my router, but my phone and tablet can. [10:03] running ubuntu 16.04 [10:03] doubtful, does you laptop support 5G ? [10:04] jcdutton, I don't know how can I check? [10:04] https://bpaste.net/show/435946545218 does this help? [10:04] hello everyone, how to remove the "Switch to greeter" from the login prompt? [10:06] doubtful, looks like the laptop hardware does not support 5G [10:07] jcdutton, thanks [10:08] my internet speed changes a lot, it becomes slow suddenly then becomes fast. [10:09] It is very hard to a video call. I have a very fast connection though. [10:09] Something in the wifi driver is not correct, any ideas? [10:10] XB23: for starters, try like I told you to, if you want help. If not, good luck. === babilen_ is now known as babilen === kundancool is now known as anonymousK === anonymousK is now known as kundancool [10:33] backflow: what commands shall I enter? === Richard is now known as Guest15507 [10:38] did anyone here ever try to setup raid and sed encryption? [10:44] Is nobody able to help me with my printing issue? [10:46] Helenah: what drivers are you using ? ubuntu default or manufacturer's ? [10:50] gpunk: manufacturers [10:50] Ubuntu drivers don't have the ppd for my printer [10:53] XB23: which ever commands you entered and got that error. then pastebin the output [10:54] !paste | XB23 [10:54] XB23: 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. [10:57] blackflow: https://pastebin.com/T6jGzYkV [10:59] gpunk: If I send a print to the client's CUPS server with lpr, a blank page is printed, if I send a CUPS test page to the print server from the client machine, all prints well, same for if I print a test page directly from the print server, all prints well. [11:01] XB23: you're not outputting the commands you've used. what produced that sudo output? [11:01] *you're not pasting [11:01] hi [11:02] why is this called openjdk-11-jre https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/openjdk-11-jre ? [11:02] it install openjdk 10.0.3 [11:02] *10.0.2 [11:03] sudo su: backflow [11:04] https://pastebin.com/mPyn4RyF [11:06] XB23: which ubuntu is this? is systemd-resolved the active resolver or something else? what's in your /etc/resolv.conf file? [11:07] https://pastebin.com/B8Tim9yZ [11:07] its 16.04 [11:08] XB23: what's the output of `nslookup ppa.launchpad.net` ? You might need to install dnsutils for nslookup, if you don't have it already. [11:09] yep but I cant as I cant resolve dns to install pacakges .. catch 22 lol [11:09] XB23: try using nameserver 8.8.8.8 only in resolv.conf, comment out the opendns ones [11:09] ok [11:10] nope still no luck, unable to resolve [11:10] XB23: how is your network set up? with dhcp? [11:10] No its static [11:10] can you ping 8.8.8.8 ? [11:11] XB23: ping -c 3 8.8.8.8 [11:11] hmm actually, no i cant [11:11] it wont respond to a ping [11:11] so you don't have dns issues per se, but networking issues [11:11] Ah ha, its a network problem. yep 100% packet loss [11:11] XB23: please pastebin the output of ip addr and ip route [11:12] https://pastebin.com/b9C1P1hy [11:13] Its a server that runs lxc containers .. just fyi hence why the weird networking stack [11:14] not a single non-rfc1918 address in there. you have no public IPs, unless you're behind NAT [11:14] yes backflow, we are behind a NAT [11:14] i can access other servers from inside the same network [11:14] via ssh command by ip [11:14] okay, and you can also ping the gateway? [11:14] ill try [11:15] ping -c3 172.16.0.1 [11:15] actually, no [11:15] ahhh [11:15] my gateway is wrong [11:15] that will be the cause [11:15] mh-hm. :) [11:16] Helenah: can you run lpoptions -l ? [11:17] ah damn lost it all together now [11:17] oh no its back [11:17] wweehey dns resolving! [11:18] :) [11:18] blimey, how has the speed of my whole network just increased [11:18] my entire network has just sped up crazily quicker [11:20] thanks blackflow [11:20] :) [11:20] XB23: btw, sudo -i is better than sudo su [11:20] oh, how so .. not disagreeing just curious? [11:21] it's native to sudo, doesn't need to invoke 'su' subprocess [11:21] environment [11:21] and that [11:21] ah [11:21] cheers [11:22] gpunk: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/m4gY3F7YBz/ [11:24] XB23: Speaking of networks, mine recently had an upgrade in performance too. === Richard is now known as Guest37342 [11:47] any idea where the sqlite3 command keeps its history? [11:47] hello [11:48] I had a problem that in 18.04.1 after suspend the screen wont came back and hanged the system. [11:48] I found out that in grub settings if you delete the "splash" it works fine [11:48] Suspend is working again. === kundancool is now known as anonymousK [11:51] dmesh show firmware related errors https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/XQTZ38RrYH/ [11:55] ppf, ~/.sqlite_history ? [11:58] as far as i can see from qualcom developer Kalle Valo , in his repsosotry there are available firmware 6 API but if i check the ubuntu launchpad there is not available , and when i cross checked the kernel git commit it sayd it is merged into upstream [11:59] my error messages https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/XQTZ38RrYH/ , other sources https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git/ , https://github.com/pmachata/linux-firmware === anonymousK is now known as kundancool === capella is now known as capella|away [12:08] So [12:08] My wifi grinds to a halt when I have BT enabled [12:08] what do I do [12:08] I actually have to choose between using BT devices and internet [12:11] did you look at your dmesg ? [12:11] I don't know what to look for [12:11] quxgyver: what type of device is this on? [12:12] ioria: yea... found that too ;( :( [12:12] post your dmesg after you enabled bt [12:12] quxgyver: by post, gpunk means to pastebin [12:12] yes [12:12] leftyfb: A laptop. Network controller: Qualcomm Atheros QCA9377 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter (rev 31) and [12:13] I can't find any listed BT device tho === kundancool is now known as anonymousK [12:13] it's typically the same device [12:14] gpunk / leftyfb: With respect, I'm not that knowledgeable and would rather not pastebin significant amounts of console output without knowing what they are. [12:14] But I can look for anything if you tell me to [12:14] Yeah I was wondering if it's shared. [12:14] quxgyver: there won't be any identifying information in your dmesg. It's all hardware changes/messages [12:14] But I mean, they should be able to share the capacity right [12:14] it s hard to explain, but please trust us, there is nothing personal in dmesg [12:14] or maybe the driver can't handle it, idk [12:15] it s only kernel talking [12:15] you can read it all and confirm === anonymousK is now known as kundancool [12:15] quxgyver: what version of ubuntu? [12:16] leftyfb: 18.04.1 LTS [12:17] quxgyver: sudo apt install -y ethtool && sudo ethtool -i [12:17] Alright. Will this risk killing my network? [12:17] quxgyver: this will tell us which driver/firmware is being used [12:17] Oh [12:17] okay [12:17] quxgyver: no, it's only informational [12:17] In what way should I identify the wifi interface? [12:17] path? some sort of ID? [12:18] the name that you get with ifconfig i guess [12:20] wlpls0? [12:20] yes [12:20] aight [12:22] ath10k_pci / 4.15.0-34-generic [12:22] :) [12:23] found this on a forum. Not sure how valid it is: "This forum is not for ath10k. Also, ath10k_pci isn't compatible with QCA9377." === Richard is now known as Guest12647 [12:25] quxgyver: does /lib/firmware/ath10k/QCA9377 exist? [12:25] quxgyver: that's dmesg output would really be helpful. Both right at boot and after enabling BT [12:25] Wow that's weird [12:25] I wonder how I ended up with that driver then [12:26] hm that file doesnt seem to exist [12:26] oh no my bad [12:26] that folder does exist, sorry [12:27] All of these: QCA4019 QCA6174 QCA9377 QCA9887 QCA9888 QCA988X QCA9984 QCA99X0 [12:27] I use ubuntu in a VM [12:27] GL_VENDOR: VMware, Inc. GL_RENDERER: SVGA3D; build: RELEASE; GL_VERSION: OpenGL ES 3.0 Mesa 18.0.5 [12:27] hi guys, I have A ubuntu mate LUKS encrypted HDD Im trying to connect to a Ubuntu computer. When it connects im prompted for the password which I enter, but Im then presented with a message that says the filesystem isnt recognised. Sadly I dont know the filesystem for that HDD, but any ideas what would cause this? Does Mate use a different filesystem ? [12:27] does mesa means, I use a software renderer? [12:27] Yeah I'll work on that output I guess. [12:27] It's weird though, it's sort of working now... I think. [12:28] Like there's always been a very clear difference between not having BT enabled and enabling it, so much so that it's impossible that I might've made a judgement error [12:28] and it has never worked at all with BT enabled [12:28] but now I'm listening to music on the same BT headphones that I've always tested with, and it works fine [12:28] so I don't know whether to push this or... leave it be :/ [12:29] i'll do a speed test, one sec [12:31] is there a channel for ubuntu-touch? [12:31] Yeah I'm getting only a marginal difference between the linux lappy and other devices now [12:31] What would you do? Keep troubleshooting or leave it be? [12:31] if it is not broken, dont fix it [12:32] Alright. [12:32] Well, thank you so much for taking the time. [12:32] I have a lenovo m79 desktop. currently has 4gb ram, but that will be upgraded. I have installed a 3tb WD red hard drive. When the install completes and say to remove media and reboot.. I remove DVD, ctrl+alt+del, and I get a bunch of squashfs errors. I have to manually power off the machine and restart. Then I get "no operating system found". I have tried with 2 different install DVDs (1 - 18.04 and 1 18.04.1) I have uefi turned off. If [12:32] I restart with the DVD and select "try Ubuntu" I can see the file system exists that I just attempted to install. Any ideas or things to check next? [12:32] Actually I wanna do one last test [12:33] previous error regarding firmware 6 API resolved using manual downloading the firmware-6.bin from the developer github repo , but now unable to solve this https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/D97V7pJZcN/ anyone have any idea over this [12:33] ridders, probably you need lvm2, cryptsetup and ecyptfs and your host system [12:33] bieb: remove/disable all hard drives other than the one you're installing to. Install to that HDD then reboot. It should work. Then you can work on adding in the other HDD's and setting the appropriate boot order [12:33] as linux-firmware latest unable to provide the firmware 6 API for ath10k [12:34] ridders: if it's LUKS, the partition to mount is in /dev/mapper/ [12:36] leftyfb: It is the only HDD in the system. It had a 500gb drive originally, I wanted more space for music and I will be using virtual box with various Windows systems for work. so I picked up the 3tb western digital red drive [12:37] leftyfb: Do you know of a guide I can refer to? [12:37] ioria: Do you know of a guide I can refer to? [12:37] ridders: https://linuxconfig.org/basic-guide-to-encrypting-linux-partitions-with-luks found by googling "ubuntu luks" [12:38] ridders, you install the packages : lvm2, cryptsetup, ecryptfs-utils ; reboot and reconnect the drive [12:38] ioria: cryptsetup should pull in all the needed deps [12:39] leftyfb, nope, i'am afraid 3 different packages === kundancool is now known as anonymousK [12:46] Okay, I ran three tests with music streaming to my headphones (which resulted in 0.56mbit/s, 0.49mbit/s and 0.7mbit/s), three tests with the music stopped but the BT connection still present (which resulted in 8.02mbit/s, 4.25mbit/s and 2.35mbit/s) and three tests with BT completely shut off on the PC (which resulted in 7.13mbit/s, 8.84mbit/s and 6.73mbit/s). I even went back and did an additional round of tests [12:46] after all of these with music once again streaming to a BT headset, and I just can't seem to break 1mbit/s [12:47] so leftyfb / gpunk if you're up for it I'd like to proceed [12:47] if you have time [12:48] proceed with what? [12:51] I checked that /lib/firmware/ath10k/QCA9377 exists, and it did. Was I supposed to do something with this? [12:51] or do some additional troubleshooting with that [12:51] gpunk: Oh well I sort of interrupted you two [12:52] I was just wondering if you had anything else that you were gonna ask [12:52] if I hadn't exclaimed that the problem resolved itself [12:52] well ... besides of seeing your dmesg we cant do much really [12:56] quxgyver: most issues we see here on atheros, are about the atheros firmware version, perhaps try that way for some testing? [12:59] I'm having trouble with archive.ubuntu.com. I can see listings (e.g. http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/b/boost1.58/) but I when I try to download packages I get a timeout or connection reset. Is it me or the server? [13:00] Or is there a mirror for archive.ubuntu.com? [13:00] durka: for known issues about mirrors you can ask at #ubuntu-mirrors [13:00] durka: but first, do you have a firewall our router? [13:01] *or [13:01] probably :) I didn't set up this network [13:01] durka: is it possible you test a direct connection? [13:01] but apt-get upgrade got *almost* all the way through, and the fact that I can see the index in a browser weirds me out [13:01] direct how? [13:01] durka: cable right to modem? [13:02] I can try [13:02] durka: also feel free to share the output of: sudo apt update [13:03] lotuspsychje: so that's the *other* weird thing [13:03] apt update can supposedly access the server fine [13:03] I guess because it's only going for the index [13:03] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/wJ8snScHfX/ [13:04] durka: looks like its updating? [13:04] yes but then https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/YgjjNWKzS2/ [13:05] !info libboost1.58-dev xenial [13:05] libboost1.58-dev (source: boost1.58): Boost C++ Libraries development files. In component main, is optional. Version 1.58.0+dfsg-5ubuntu3.1 (xenial), package size 6074 kB, installed size 102967 kB [13:06] you understand my confusion :p [13:06] im also getting a 404 on it on browser [13:06] 404 is a bit different, I get a timeout [13:08] I'm in a standard Ubuntu 18.04 install.. dual monitor.. left monitor landscape and right monitor portrait.. when I ctrl alt up/down to switch workspaces it only moves the left monitor.. is that normal behavior? [13:09] rdg it might be... that depends on other setup choices and what display server you are running [13:11] i don't even remember being asked which one to run [13:12] 18.04.1 LTS .. gnome 3.28.2 .. only info i can find [13:13] the portrait monitor also doesn't have the ability to drag a window to the edge and have it automatically fill 50% of the screen [13:15] ps aux shows gdm3/xorg [13:16] not only that.. every time I move windows down a workspace.. and switch workspaces back and forth.. all of the windows end up back on one workspace [13:18] rdg: is xinearama enabled? [13:18] *xinerama [13:20] where do I check that [13:23] rdg: Looks like you're not the only one: https://askubuntu.com/q/364742 [13:24] oh boy. 4 years ago. [13:25] I've found stuff going back to 2007 [13:25]