[00:03] banisterfiend: Well, how about ' systemctl status network-manager ' ? [00:15] When I suspend my machine, if my bluetooth mouse is not connected, and Bluetooth is enabled, it wakes up from sleep immediately. [00:15] My thoughts on how to fix that is find a way to ensure Bluetooth is disabled when the computer suspends - doable and sensible? [00:15] anyone here experienced with resolvconf? it's driving me nuts [00:22] banisterfiend, what's your question? [00:23] rfm resolvconf man pages talks about specifying an IFACE.PROGNAM format when setting dnservers -- does that mean those dns servers are specific to that interface? or are they set globally for all interfaces? [00:23] also what on god's name is the relationship between resolvconf and dnsmasq ? [00:29] banisterfiend, I believe that the IFACE,PROG identifies the interface going up or down, and the /etc/resolv.conf will be set according to whichever interface was brought up last. [00:30] rfm so if i bring up a new interface (say a tunnel) are the dns servers for the old interface (i.e the real network card) still active? [00:32] banisterfiend, well, the servers are still active, but what you probably care is which servers dns queries are aimed at. [00:32] rfm yes exactly, which servers are dns queries aimed at [00:32] basically, if i bring up the tun interface but i don't set specific dns servers for it, i want the old dns servers (for the real adapter) to still be acdtive [00:34] banisterfiend, if the tunnel interface spec lists dns servers, I would expect them to override, but if it doesn't I would expect resolv.conf to leave them alone. You should be able to check by looking at /etc/resolv.conf after bringing up the tunnel. [00:34] rfm i can't check by looking at /etc/resolv.conf because that stupid file just has: 127.0.1.1 in it :/ pointing at dnsmasq server [00:39] god i hate linux sometimes [00:39] it's all over the place with its configuration [00:45] banisterfiend, sounds like dnsmasq is in command there, and you need to do server config through it (and I can;t tell you how.) Do you really need dnsmasq? I always got along fine without it. [00:46] rfm this is just how it's setup by default on ubuntu 16.04 :/ [00:46] banisterfiend, but then I run a cache-only bind9 server on my local net... [00:46] i can't change it as i'm working on a program that has to work with default 16.04 installs for users [00:48] banisterfiend, it totally changes in 18.04 y'know. I no longer have a default 16.04 install to check, but didn't it use NetworkManager? (Or are these ubuntu server installs, which didn't.) [00:48] i just did an package upgrade that included secureboot-db and i got some disturbing-looking errors: [00:48] Inserting key update /usr/share/secureboot/updates/dbx/MS-2016-08-08.bin into dbx [00:48] Error writing key update: Invalid argument [00:48] Error syncing keystore file /usr/share/secureboot/updates/dbx/MS-2016-08-08.bin [00:57] slingamn: what'S the output of "mount | grep -i efi" [00:57] efivarfs on /sys/firmware/efi/efivars type efivarfs (rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime) [00:57] /dev/sda1 on /boot/efi type vfat (rw,relatime,fmask=0077,dmask=0077,codepage=437,iocharset=iso8859-1,shortname=mixed,errors=remount-ro) [00:58] okay, you have them mounted so my guess was wrong [00:58] this invalid argument thing is a weird error, i googled it but the only hit was in chinese and autotranslate didn't help much [00:58] slingamn: i guess i would try re-running the command manually with a more verbose output [00:59] i'm not sure what the command is, it's probably the post-install script for secureboot-db? [00:59] rfm honestly i'd love a huge diagram that detailed the relationship between NetworkManager, resovconf, dnsmasq and also NetworkManager and systemd-resolve [00:59] it all seems so fiddly [00:59] slingamn: i would think so [00:59] haha agreed [01:01] does dpkg-reconfigure rerun those? [01:02] no idea, worth a try, i guess [01:02] here's an example of what the output looks if run successfully: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/GJWx9QXrjz/ [01:03] thanks --- that's from `apt-get upgrade`, right, not dpkg-reconfigure? [01:03] correct, the former [01:05] interesting: https://blog.hansenpartnership.com/the-meaning-of-all-the-uefi-keys/ [01:05] honestly if this isn't going to render my system unbootable, i might just ignore it [01:05] Hey, I'm a total newbie and I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 on my MacBook Air, I can't get the wifi to work. What should I install or do to fix it? [01:05] slingamn: here's a bug report about 'permission denied' (so not 'invalid argument', but maybe you had this, too): https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/secureboot-db/+bug/1800750 [01:05] Launchpad bug 1800750 in secureboot-db (Ubuntu) "Error message during upgrade: "Error writing key update: Permission denied"" [Undecided,Incomplete] [01:06] that's interesting [01:06] slingamn: do you have secureboot enabled? [01:06] i...don't think so [01:06] is there a way to check on a running system? [01:07] heh, dmesg on both of my systems (including the one that successfully updated the package) says: [01:07] [ 0.000000] secureboot: Secure boot could not be determined (mode 0) [01:08] slingamn: that's disabled. you can also check with: bootctl | grep 'Secure Boot' [01:08] slingamn: Maybe ' mokutil --sb-state ' too ?? [01:08] legit, thanks, `bootctl` says "disabled" on both systems [01:09] so it doesn't matter until you'll enable it. but it'd still be good to report a bug. [01:09] legit, thanks [01:09] # mokutil [01:09] ubuntu-bug secureboot-db [01:09] This system does't support Secure Boot === lynn_ is now known as gryphon [01:10] slingamn: is this a VM by chance? [01:11] it's an ancient macbook [01:11] https://everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook/specs/macbook-core-2-duo-2.4-black-13-early-2008-penryn-specs.html [01:11] makes a good enough corner case to report a bug on. ;) [01:12] yeah :-) [01:12] thanks a bunch for your help [01:12] Bashing-om you too :-) [01:12] yw [01:13] slingamn: Well, just looking over tomreyn's shoulder :) [01:13] dang, i need to change my passwords. === crimastergogo_ is now known as crimastergogo [01:14] qwebirc84848: when you run this, does it list anything? software-properties-gtk --open-tab=4 [01:46] what? [02:06] i have a ubuntu 16.04 laptop a aspire 7750g with intel chipset Centrino Advanced-N 6205 [Taylor Peak] is the wifi chipset the wifi card turns off after 30 seconds when you boot from battery [02:14] kurt-xubuntu: ACPI issue ?? change the DSDT ?? What thinks: http://iam.tj/prototype/enhancements/Windows-acpi_osi.html ? === capella|away is now known as capellaDies [02:22] thing is it was working in earlier kernels [02:23] it worked when i installed it a year ago [02:24] kurt-xubuntu: Still works on an older kernel ? File a bug report against this kernel, I would think . [02:24] i do not use it on battery much i tried going back to the oldest kernel in grub no dice === Muimi is now known as Guest75563 [02:56] mmm [02:56] n [02:56] sup [02:57] :) [02:59] ;-;\ === Muimi is now known as Guest1268 [03:20] Hello everyone [03:29] hello [03:30] i get a popup in ubuntu to install some windows fonts [03:30] i tried many times to install it [03:30] even with terminal [03:30] is there a way to cancel this message ? [03:32] mrpanda, can you provide a printscreen? [03:33] hmm i will try to save it next time [03:33] i did install the ubntu 16 version [03:33] the 18 gave some problems [03:34] am glad sounds works in a way :) [03:34] Normally, there is a checkbox to not show the warning further if you want. A lot of software uses the msfonts. [03:34] goodnight [03:34] hmm ok [03:34] i found this trick for the video card [03:34] to reduce lagg [03:35] ¨tearfree¨ === dewcula is now known as deww [03:47] i recall something simular with wine wantin [03:48] g some "agree" before it could contune. dont recall what i did, maybe editing a text file first or something, sry couldnt me more info [03:49] ^-- MrPockets [03:49] s/MrPockets/mrpanda./ [03:53] good morning to all [03:54] good evening here :) [03:56] hey kalikatz === Muimi is now known as Guest2926 [03:56] het lotuspsychje, what new tricks have you for us today? [03:58] kalikatz: lets await the questions, if you want to discuss before, feel free to join #ubuntu-discuss [03:59] Or ubuntu-offtopic [04:03] acpi error [04:04] Linux version 4.15.0-38-generic (buildd@lcy01-amd64-023) (gcc version 7.3.0 (Ubuntu 7.3.0-16ubuntu3)) #41-Ubuntu SMP Wed Oct 10 10:59:38 UTC 2018 [04:05] astra`: explain the whole story please [04:05] it updated this morning [04:06] then just it started rebooting randomly [04:06] now it reboots over and over [04:06] astra`: can you check dpkg logs what it updated exactly [04:07] i cant [04:07] it keeps rebooting [04:07] a [04:07] it doesn't let me stay on too long before it reboots again [04:07] since that last update [04:07] astra`: how about a previous kernel boot, does that bypass? [04:08] no [04:08] its rebooting again [04:09] astra`: at wich point exactly [04:09] when i'm about to type on terminal [04:09] it gives me less then 3 minutes or so [04:09] astra`: can you try to enter a tty before GUI login [04:10] where? [04:10] astra`: alt ctrl F1 [04:10] astra`: when booting systemd, before you enter gdm login window [04:11] astra`: i would also reccomend to press F1 for textbooting when systemd starts, perhaps we can catch usefull errors aswell [04:19] it just keeps rebooting [04:19] seems the packages were corrupted [04:19] astra`: aww thats not good [04:19] astra`: do you use external ppa's of any kind? [04:19] ubuntu japanese servers are garbage tbh === capella|away is now known as capellaDies [04:22] astra`: what has that to do with your issue? [04:24] Hi [04:28] !pm | astra` [04:28] astra`: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. [04:29] i don't think anyone else is having trouble since the last updae [04:29] update since no one's talking [04:29] i explicitly stated my issue already [04:29] the system broke after the last ubuntu 18.04 [04:29] it keeps rebooting over and over [04:29] sadly [04:30] 18.04 update** === capellaDies is now known as capella|away [04:30] granted, it is the first time this had happened [04:30] which is good in a way [04:30] downside is i'm still trying to figure it out [04:31] what point does it get too ? [04:33] astra`: was hti sun upgrade? clean install? [04:34] nah, just a regular automated update out of the blue [04:35] the display isn't turning on though [04:35] the machine's been running for 9 minutes straight [04:36] astra`: try to focus on ectual details please, less complaining [04:36] i just can't get the logs because the display isn't responding [04:36] yikes [04:37] astra`: the more you provide us details, logs,pastebins the more we can try to help [04:39] no display at all? [04:45] http://funkyimg.com/view/2MGq9 anybody can help me [04:45] /!＼ ᎪᎢᎢN: Тһis ϲhaᥒnеⅼ һɑѕ ⅿoved to іrϲ.frᥱеnοde․nеt #/joiᥒ ⧸!\ [04:51] ahoy [04:51] mateees [04:52] Can a single video card handle 3 4k monitors at 60fps [04:54] just show your desktop sure [04:55] video games, probably not without spending so much money that it'd be pointless === mwspookyb is now known as mwsb [04:58] no just to render the pixels [04:58] workspace [05:05] then yeah so long as you can get one that has the right number of physical outputs to plug into them [05:06] Omg Newegg is trying to give me a power supply for free [05:06] As a gift [05:07] MKUltraMagnus, yeah the ports are like all diff kinds [05:07] Which is strange [05:09] Im not sure the diff ports can do 4k@60 [05:09] yeah that might be more of a problem, it'll depend on the card / drivers as to which ports you can use at the same time [05:09] Y the fuk is this still a problem lol [05:10] There is a card for sale at 2000$ [05:10] wooooooooooot [05:11] poke around the support for whatever brand card you're looking at and see if they list a supported max resolution [05:13] 4k x3 is 11520 x 2160, thats going to be a bit of struggle for cheap cards [05:14] I was going for SLI too a while back and now its being phased out so now I can't even pair my card coz that one isn't even sold [05:15] lol looks like even a 1080ti only does two 4k screens [05:15] so yeah without something external you might need two cards for it [05:15] guys keep it ubuntu related please [05:16] What where did u see that [05:25] MKUltraMagnus, u know actually a more brilliant idea wud be to just have a tv instead at more than 4k [05:26] 12k? [05:28] a 12k television would cost you more than the price of the extra video cards [05:28] actually what you're looking for is one of these https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Eyefinity [05:29] (yes i know this isnt strictly ubuntu related, ill keep quiet when a more genuine on topic question comes up) [05:33] !offtopic | MKUltraMagnus [05:33] MKUltraMagnus: #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! [05:33] you too sumyunseal [05:33] ##hardware for hardware talking please [05:34] omg lotuspsychje [05:35] U fkn mallrat [05:35] Shut up already [05:35] sumyunseal, be polite. or be gone. [05:35] Wat a fan nerd man [05:36] jeeez [05:36] lotuspsychje, did u buy the internet [05:37] How do I add someone to my hexchat ignore list? [05:38] Oh, wait, found it. rightclick on user nickname and select ignore. === capella|away is now known as capellaDies [05:49] sumyunseal: they didn't, but those are the rules here. === capellaDies is now known as capellaVincent === capellaVincent is now known as capellaLugosi === rymate-dot-js is now known as rymate1234 [06:26] how do i auto hide the right menu back in ubuntu desktop [06:27] i mean the left tool bar that is there by default [06:29] Hello. For some reason, remotely connecting to my desktop from anywhere else stopped working some time ago. When I try, the only thing I get is a message saying "Context to [ip] port [port]" [06:36] any way to bump screen resolution higher in ubuntu desktop [06:42] hi === mkv is now known as m4v [06:42] yesteday i reported a problem that i was having installing mysql-server on ubuntu 17.04 [06:42] i switched to last stable version, 18.04. now im having another issue when running mysql daemon. [06:43] mysqld: Can't read dir of '/etc/mysql/conf.d/' (Errcode: 13 - Permission denied) [06:43] permissions are set to drwxr-xr-x, owner is root:root [06:43] what can be the issue [06:51] any idea? i cant beleive that im wasting so much time trying to install the damn mysql server package [06:52] what is the problem carlino3 [06:53] i am trying to auto hide the activities menu on the top of new ubuntu desktop [06:54] to maxmimize size of desktop apps [06:55] pi0: im trying to install mysql-server-5.7 package [06:55] carlino3: pastebin the output of 'sudo apt install mysql-server' [06:55] but when i run msqyl-daemon, it complains that has no permissions over /etc/mysql/conf.d [06:55] is it prompting for some dependcies? [06:55] does that need to run as sudo? [06:55] but the directory is there, is owned by root, group root, and has drwx-r-xr-x [06:56] yes, mysql-server is depending on mysql-server-5.7 [06:56] Ben64: sure, wait a minute [06:56] Ben64: should i purge it before? to install the package from scratch [06:56] no [06:56] ok [06:56] you said you were having trouble installing [06:56] if it's installed already, then don't need that [06:57] try running "mysql -u -p" and logging in [06:57] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/7WR3J57MrS/ [06:58] oh so it isn't installed [06:58] ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2) [06:58] of course it fails [06:58] mysql daemon fails to start, so no serer is listening [06:59] sudo mv /etc/mysql/conf.d /etc/mysql.conf.d.old [06:59] i created /etc/mysql/conf.d myself, the directory wasnt there, instead was /etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d [06:59] maybe that is the issue [07:00] don't create things :| [07:00] done [07:00] output from apt is the same [07:00] :( [07:00] im running ubuntu from a live USB with persistence, if that matters [07:00] ew [07:01] why [07:01] cause i need it xD [07:01] install it somewhere then [07:01] i need to setup a development environment on the usb, so i can run it on my wife machine without screwing up it (no dual boot wnated) [07:07] pi0: system settings/devices/screen/resolution [07:09] any idea? [07:09] lotuspsychje: max resolution shows 1366 x 768 [07:09] but i would like to overide it and make it higher [07:10] is there a command ti determine model number of my notebook [07:10] carlino3: Standard installation on USB stick is able to do that if you format the extra space to usable "hard disk". === capellaLugosi is now known as capella [07:11] carlino3: usb is a bottleneck to run ubuntu from, follow Ben64 advice install physical [07:11] pi0: install inxi, then inxi -F [07:11] ok, i commented all the lines from my.cnf (which included /etc/mysql/conf.d and /etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d) [07:11] now im able to start the daemon, but it complains about permission denied on everything [07:11] it is like the daemon has no rights over anything [07:12] what is going on? [07:12] you're running a live usb [07:12] and what? [07:12] they're not for running servers [07:12] i installed apache, php, and other few things without any issue [07:12] and they persist if i reboot the machine and boot from usb stick [07:13] i know but that is not what is causing the issue === icey_ is now known as icey === capella is now known as capellaLugosi [07:15] nice that app works great! [07:15] thanks [07:15] brb [07:21] fuck it... i will use an sqlite database. [07:22] !language | carlino3 [07:22] carlino3: Please avoid any language that may be considered offensive, including acronyms and obfuscation of such - also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines || The main channels are English only, for other languages, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList [07:22] sorry [07:25] carlino3: you are gonna encounter very much issues running server services from an usb.. [07:25] pg_ctl: could not open PID file "/var/lib/postgresql/10/main/postmaster.pid": Permission denied [07:26] :(((( [07:27] well, apache2 runs perfectly with php. all that i need. just use an sqlite db and thats all === Class7_ is now known as Class7 [08:18] Hey. I've got an issue with gnome-terminal within Ubuntu. When I'd open tmux or vim; there is some spacing at the bottom and the right of the application . Is there a way to get these applications completely full screen? === capellaLugosi is now known as capella|away [08:25] Yorick_: perhaps take a screenshot of that, volunteers might have a look for you? [08:26] okay, moment [08:29] https://ibb.co/msPBnf [08:30] Yorick_: wich ubuntu release is this? [08:31] 18.04.1 [08:31] installed it yesterday [08:31] worked also fine at the beginning. after an update + reboot it seems not to work correctly anymore [08:31] Yorick_: seems inside purple background you can see around [08:32] can you pastebin your apt log ? [08:32] the purple background is the gnume terminal [08:32] We can see like this what was insalled and can cause that conflict [08:33] good idea tachikomas [08:34] this one?: /var/log/apt/history.log [08:35] yep [08:36] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/t92SDSjrdB/ [08:38] Yorick_: are you in i3? [08:39] yes [08:39] gnome-terminal should work in i3 (just tryed it). [08:40] ducasse: can you take a look at his terminal https://ibb.co/msPBnf Yorick_ [08:40] Yorick_, are you using a composer ? [08:41] Crush-day Does Anybody here know of an Open source or free software taxi depatch system that I can see the code ? [08:41] i used the default apt package manager. No composer [08:42] Mornin, willcooke :) [08:42] AuroraAvenue: Define taxi depatch system. [08:42] a system that depatches taxies? that'd be a sight. =) [08:43] Probably looking for "dispatch". [08:43] the thing that a taxi company, uses for land lines (not Apps) - so organise the despatch of taxi's around the town - in the taxi base. [08:43] sans/ so/to [08:44] Yorick_, do you use i3 on xorg ? or on wayland ? [08:45] Yorick_, if you go on Gnome, do you have the same issue ? [08:46] back in five minutes - hiccups. [08:46] AuroraAvenue: libretaxi.org [08:46] Oh thanks cheers lotus *!* [08:46] xorg [08:47] uhm i have to logout, to test that. One moment [08:47] ait - that an app - I was talking about the operators phone and taxi despatch itself - no apps thank-you [08:48] I shall take 10 minutes out. [08:51] AuroraAvenue: think your best bet will be taxi dispatch in the cloud [08:53] i cant get the logs [08:53] it keep rebooting nonstop [08:53] keeps* [08:54] astra`: did you try booting a previous kernel [08:55] hi AuroraAvenue [08:55] astra`, try to boot without splash/quiet [08:55] astra`: try a liveusb ubuntu, and see if your system reboots there too [08:56] i tried but it reboots in the middle of it [08:56] astra`: try a liveusb to closeout a hardware issue [08:58] i tried the liveusb but the system keeps rebooting [08:58] the last update messed up smth [09:00] astra`: if the system reboots during a liveusb it means its a hardware problem [09:02] i just built this machine a few months ago [09:02] how is that possible? [09:02] astra`: doublecheck everything, like perhaps PSU or CPU issues that could make your system reboot? [09:02] astra`: go into bios, check a few things, temp monitor [09:04] cpu temp is 27c [09:06] astra`: try to boot into your desktop and run command= tail -f /var/log/syslog and watch errors till it freeze [09:08] no-boday really wants to talk 'cos of wimters. [09:08] it keeps rebooting [09:08] even when in bios [09:09] astra`: join ##hardware and ask what this problem could be [09:09] astra`: without details its hard to troubleshoot [09:09] is a hp laptop ? where is it here ? https://h-node.org/hardware/catalogue/en [09:10] AuroraAvenue: only ubuntu issues here please [09:10] AuroraAvenue: use #ubuntu-offtopic for other general chatting [09:10] lotuspsychje, please stop abusing me. - I am banned from offtopic [09:10] so I shall go. [09:11] Fedora 29 uses ClearType, should I do something to get that on ubuntu 18.04? Fonts are nice, but sure something could be made about them. Isn't ubuntu already using that? [09:11] !fonts | tichun can this help? [09:11] tichun can this help?: Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "ttf-mscorefonts-installer" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". For the official ubuntu font, see: http://font.ubuntu.com/ [09:13] lotuspsychje: I think it might be a new thing to enable due to microsoft allowing linux projects to use its patents or sth [09:15] tichun: check this settings in dconf-editor perhaps? org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.xsettings antialiasing 'rgba' [09:19] tichun: the setting is also in gnome-tweak-tool [09:26] big [09:26] time to off wor [09:26] k [09:26] off work [09:46] I have a usb drive that I can't mount in linux (there is no /dev/sdb1) and fdisk gives a messed up partition table but both windows and parted see the partition just fine [09:47] Zborg: backup data first and re-format with gparted? [09:56] yeah [09:57] that did it, though I have no idea why parted and windows would be fine but it wouldn't work either with fdisk or show up for mounting [09:59] I have a USB headset that seems to be detected, its listen in the sound control panel, and in lsusb, but I get no input or output with it. [10:44] hello-i want to build my own vpn to run on ubuntu 18.04-is it stupid to read the arch wiki to achieve this end-it was suggested to me-i know differences exist between ubuntu and other non debian flavors and so thought this sounded erroneous-but im a novice, please advise me =) [10:45] (clarify i want to learn how to...) [10:49] good mornin all, i just installed ubuntu 18.04.1 on my gigabyte AMD AB350 gaming 3 PC (custom built with my friend) and i have NO audio output it says pulseaudio main.c daemon startup failed, idk how to fix that i've been googling ALL over the place, ubuntu forums, nothing idk what to do, i need help [10:49] i tried multiple audio outputs, different speakers, rebooting, nothings fixed it [10:50] i edited the alsa.conf, added lines, removed lines, nothin [10:50] it happens on other Linux systems too [10:50] so its not just ubuntu [10:51] and i did do an lspci -k and its using the snd-hda-intel [10:55] rephrased can anyone tell me how to build a vpn server for ubuntu [10:56] whats recent relevent and robust for ubuntu [10:56] throw me a bone someone please [11:05] having a hard time trying to restore grub in an UEFI system [11:05] any effective how-to help out there? [11:06] EriC^^: one for you :p [11:11] lemmoner: What error messages are you being confronted with? [11:12] and why are you restoring grub ? What took you to that point? [11:15] rnat, I installed windows 10 as a 2nd OS in a system with ubuntu/elementary already installed [11:16] So windows bootloader has overwritten your bootable partition and you can boot anymore into ubuntu? [11:16] following some tutorials, I've booted with live-cd, and try to reconfigure grub by using chroot [11:16] exactly [11:17] what did you do in terminal [11:17] can you post the output for parted -l and efibootmgr -v [11:18] after chroot [11:19] lemmoner: for future reference, they usually suggest installing Windows first in a dual boot setup. [11:19] Model: ATA CT500MX500SSD4 (scsi) [11:19] Disk /dev/sda: 500GB [11:19] Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B [11:19] Partition Table: gpt [11:19] Disk Flags: [11:19] Number Start End Size File system Name Flags === meegan_au is now known as twentyseven [11:20] lemmoner: paste to a pastebin next time. === twentyseven is now known as twentyseven27 [11:20] ryuo: Irrespective of installtion order in some systems grub overwrites efi variables and protective MBR thus not enabling you to boot windows post linux installation [11:21] rnat: i see. maybe that advice was more relevant to the BIOS era. [11:22] https://pastebin.com/PV57xmY2 [11:23] lemmoner: can you pastebin the output of "sudo efibootmgr -v" [11:23]