[00:01] doing it... it's a little bit slow since i was updating the system [00:02] Extreminador: :) We work at your pace . [00:04] none line after the command yet... is it normal this be that slow or having the software updater on it's making it really slow ? [00:05] or maybe cause it can't gather the info about the SSD ? [00:05] Extreminador: what is the pastie command that you ran ? [00:13] here https://pastebin.com/VuXt6N1v [00:14] Any way to fix this error [00:15] Getting an error about kerbal version not working [00:16] Extreminador: And the command is valid .. did you provide the system your password when asked ? [00:16] it did not asked for any password [00:16] and if it did i had no idea withc one it would be [00:17] but now mouse does not move even... i guess we need to wait [00:18] Extreminador: Could be that you have the poor system over-extended . how powerful is this machine ? [00:20] well it's not that bad ut not that good either... could it be that he is traying to get the info from SSD but it's not able to do it and it keep traying it like infinite loop ? [00:20] is there any way I can see the boot logs so that I can see why it shows a black screen for so long before the ubuntu logo comes up? [00:20] i will restart it... [00:21] Extreminador: Nope . system will report there is an issue . A quick check on performance. terminal command 'free' . how much swap is used ? [00:22] no idea it is froze the window [00:23] restarting it [00:23] it will show a black screen for a while before i see the ubuntu logo [00:24] Towser: journalctl -b -0 shows messages from the current boot ;' systemd-analyze blame ' to see what is going on when and how long .. assumming a systemd system . [00:25] it takes like 5+ minutes to boot, I think that's too long [00:25] Towser: YUP ! .. way to long ... [00:26] bootup is not yet finished. does that mean it's still loading? [00:26] https://pastebin.com/sZsWMptX here it is [00:26] after restar it was fast the command [00:28] Extreminador, what have you found out? [00:29] hi compdoc ... Bashing-om have started to help me [00:29] theres an easy way [00:29] i was just checking where the drive was to check it i think [00:29] i see some couldn't get size or UEFI db list errors, is that normal? [00:30] cool... [00:30] invalid PCI ROm header signature as well [00:31] some sort of reuccuring error seems to be some sort of flip_done error, what is this? [00:32] Extreminador, the error that keeps coming up has a flip_done error [00:33] should I just pastebin it for you guys to see what the problem is? [00:33] Extreminador: Houston, we have a problem .. All that is presented is Windows ! .. there is no ubuntu present ! [00:35] ok so the longest thing on the list is the apt-daily-service [00:38] Bashing-om i guess it migh be casue this i the portabl version... i dont have the ubuntu installed it's on a usb stick [00:41] Extreminador: Ubuntu on that 8 Gig USB - Fat32 file system ? Then I am the wrong guy to help . [00:41] humm it was just a 1.8Gb file or something [00:42] i place it on a pen using the Rufus software [00:42] and them i did open ubuntu ... i mean instead using the option to install it i used the option "try it" [00:43] Extreminador: OK, beginning to understand now . Are you now booted into that "try ubuntu" ? [00:43] yup [00:44] Extreminador: Amd the end goal here is to verify that Windows drive that is seens as ' sda ' ?? [00:44] nop... [00:45] it's one drive that at this moment (since this last restart) it's not being showes (not even unmounted) in the program "Devices & Location" [00:45] it's an SSD that for some reason stopped working last night [00:46] it's showing now again there let me run that command again [00:46] command to connect ethernet? [00:46] Extreminador: So we have an additional drive not seen ? // reboot and see if Bios sees the drive as you boot up . If Bios does not see the drive there is no way that software will see it , [00:47] bio can see it but can't read from it [00:47] making now the command "sudo parted -l" it's stuck i guess [00:47] i mean after the command it's all black no aditional lines [00:49] Extreminador: try and hit the enter key .. as there is no set password in " try ubuntu " mode . [00:50] the ... pointer key thing just changes line but all black [00:50] so it's like Command that i wrote , them a empty black line an them cursor [00:50] "cursor" was the word lol [00:52] check here a image of it https://ibb.co/nFuT2A [00:53] it's the last one that say's "Jogos" --- "Unmounted" [00:54] i guess SSD is really broke lol... glad that is still on the warranty [00:54] Extreminador: Have you verified that Rufus did a good job of burning ? reboot and at the bios splash screen spam the escape key -> language screen - escape key to accept the default; -> boot menu -> "check disk for defects" . [00:54] yehh i see that option if i reboot indeed [00:54] do i run it ? [00:56] running atm the last option on it [00:56] Extreminador: yeah .. run it .. we need to take the tool as malfunctioning out of the equation here . [00:58] humm after a while it asked me to press any key to reboot the system [00:58] does that means all ok ? [00:58] back on the grub now again [01:02] Extreminador: If the report is " no errors found" then yes reboot .. and we go again . [01:02] done i am insie ubuntu again [01:03] evre firts time (after reboot) and if i go to the "Disk Usage Analyse" the SSD does not show on it [01:03] it seems that (i think) ubuntu try to read from it but them remove it from listening [01:04] what i do to listen on it is to turn off and on again the docking station (it's where SDD is atm) [01:04] anyone ustng ubuntu 18.10 as vm? [01:04] Extreminador: Now execute terminal command ' sudo fdisk -lu | nc termbin.com 9999 ' and pass that URL back here . [01:08] all black after the command [01:09] let me run just the command with out the link [01:09] Extreminador: K [01:10] it stops after showing the firts device the "dev/sdb1" [01:10] let me paste what it shows so far [01:12] https://pastebin.com/sZ7Rj9FD [01:12] the firts terminal that is running the same command but with the site link is still all black [01:13] Extreminador: That again says there is but the 0ne hard drive and a USB device installed to this system . [01:14] well has you saw on the image there is a drive called "Jogos" ... it's Games in eng [01:15] Extreminador: Let;s see if ' sudo blkid ' sheds light on what you are seeing . [01:17] lol no line was placed after the command [01:17] i guess SSD is reaaly broken them [01:21] Extreminador: Or perhaps what we have here is one Windows drive with 4 partitions .. and maybe a linux tool just does not do Windows partition reading ?? [01:21] see here the pic https://ibb.co/m1mTkV [01:21] well naaa [01:22] ok lets see ... the laptop (the computer where linux is have atm) [01:22] 3 partitions + pen drive + docking station (with the SSD on it) [01:23] pen drive = linux bootable [01:23] How can I connect freenode via tor? [01:26] Extreminador: And the docking station is not seen . what shows ' lsusb ' . [01:27] it shows this https://pastebin.com/4tGVPpLz [01:27] so the scandisk is the pen where the linux is [01:28] sorry sanDisk [01:29] have no idea what the dicking station migh be [01:29] ups docking [01:30] going to turn it off and run that cmd again [01:33] 4 things are gone now from the list when i turned off the docking statio [01:33] JMicron Technology Corp. / JMicron USA and the 3 ones below that one [01:33] it makes sense cause it's a all in one docking station [01:34] so it should be the id: 152d:2338 , 048d:1336, 1a40:0101 and 1d6b:0002 [01:35] forget that last one the 1d6b:0002 [01:35] just the 3 other0s ones [01:39] Hi all, I am running xubuntu bionic and am I trying to setup a 4k monitor. The display settings gui does not list 4k as a resolution to select. Does anyone know of a guide to manually select a non-recommended display setting? [01:43] How can I tell if my install of ubuntu is running xorg or wayland? [01:43] Extreminador: Agreed the docking staion os the " JMicron Technology Corp. " device . However, beyond my skills now to know what is inserted in the station . [01:44] ohh well mate thanks for all your efford [01:45] i guess it's ecure to say that SSD is broken lol [01:45] I found I am running X11, thanks === wendellslaulau is now known as mokezero [02:07] aww that sucks Exterminador [02:10] yehh i guess its better happen now after 1 year that still has 1 year warranty [02:19] trying to recover some files from windows laptop that wont boot, using ubuntu usb i can see the win disk /dev/sda, fdisk -l shows /dev/sda1, however cant mount /dev/sda1 [02:22] olinux: work with disk images [02:22] If you NEED the data send it to recovery service. [02:22] olinux: ubuntu has mininal tools to deal with Windows file system . you can try ' sudo ntfsfix /dev/sda1 ' . See if it clears a dirty bit . [02:23] ok thanks, it's been a long time since i needed but used to recover with knoppix [02:24] acoctres work with disk imageS? [02:25] sup olinux [02:25] hi [02:25] mounting /dev/sda1 says No such file or directory [02:29] Ya work with images. Read disk to image then recover files from image [02:30] ls /dev/ shows /dev/sda but not /dev/sda1 [03:05] How would one find a backup of the following page ? https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/installation-guide/en.powerpc/index.html [03:08] <_nedR> WoC, Tried searching the internet archive? [03:11] <_nedR> Woc, https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/installation-guide/powerpc/index.html [03:12] <_nedR> WoC, sorry. i meant https://web.archive.org/web/20121022184806/https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/installation-guide/powerpc/index.html [03:13] <_nedR> Thats from october 2012, you can check later dates to see the most updated version [03:32] i'm running into issues with having apache use a customlog format [03:33] i specified the log in the vhost file for the site of interest and i specified the log format in apache2.conf [03:33] but, after restarting apache, it continues to use the old format [03:35] i'm including %I %O %D which supposedly need mod_logio, but i believe this is compiled into apache [03:49] So, stupid question. Something seems to have a lock on dpkg. I can see nothing obvious that would- how can I force it to release, or at least see what's using it? [04:04] Wayward_Vagabond: What shows ' sudo lsof /var/lib/apt/lists/lock ' ? === caravena_ is now known as caravena === capella|away is now known as capella [06:37] !ping [06:37] pong! [06:42] plonk [07:00] Hi [07:00] https://www.pythonanywhere.com/forums/topic/10713/ [07:01] Can any one help me how to do what is written in comment [07:01] Blankspace, ps -x [07:01] that will list processes. then kill -9 (process ID number) [07:02] HOWEVER: this is unlikely to cure it as you must be able to boot first [07:02] ? [07:02] Restart? [07:02] try [07:03] How do i know which process to kill [07:03] as i said: poor advice was given. broken kernels have no relation to processes [07:04] hello [07:04] Then how can i resolve it [07:04] Any suggestion? [07:04] Should i kill jupyter notebook process or not [07:04] however: reboot, hit after the splash screen. that will take you to the grub menu. choose to boot the older kernels [07:05] What does pts/18 means under tty [07:06] How's 18.04.1 support for the B450 chipset? The actual CPU in the socket is a slightly older Ryzen 5 1600 [07:06] When i list processes [07:06] For a fresh install [07:08] Thanks cfhowlett [07:08] :) [07:08] are you all sorted out, Blankspace? [07:08] Killing the process helped [07:08] Yes [07:08] :) sweet. happy2help! [07:08] Thanks ti you :) [07:09] To [07:09] It was sucha small step to resolve and i was thinking about reinstalling and stuff [07:10] tis the magic that is ubuntu! [07:11] Yes it is wonderful :D. [07:11] !fcm | Blankspace [07:11] Blankspace: fcm is THE Ubuntu Community Magazine - find it at www.fullcirclemagazine.org, or #fullcirclemagazine [07:13] Is it ubuntu monthly magazine? [07:14] any hacks to speed up the start time for atom text editor on ubuntu 16.04? :( I've tried uninstalling packages I don't need but I only see a marginal difference [07:16] cfhowlett [07:16] What is -x option in ps command for [07:16] Blankspace, time to learn! do this: man ps [07:17] this will list the manual documentation for the command. [07:19] Ok .thank you. [07:20] Ill check out. [07:32] Can I have a GTX 750Ti for running my desktop but then also have a RX 580 in there for GPU passthrough for games? Is that configuration possible? [07:33] yep [07:33] neat! [07:33] nvidia has card switching apps. not sure which you would need. perhaps Disconsented knows [07:34] Just be aware that as part of setting up vfio you blacklist the RX580 so it will work on linux [07:54] people i have 500 images that i am trying to rename, but from ubuntu 18.04 Gnome i cannot start from a user specified number, only from one (i want to start from 27) [07:54] anyone can help me rename muy files starting from 27? [07:57] what do you mean by start from a number ? [07:57] how are you identifiying the number [07:59] ikonia: do i have a database that i am building, i have 26 images in my database and i want to add 500 more, they are sequencially named 001,002,003,004 etc.. i want to rename my new images starting at 027 so that i can just add them to the databse [08:00] I dno't understand what you mean, are they in a database so you want SQL to rename them, or are on a file system ? [08:00] ikonia: no just images in my desktop [08:00] no SQL [08:01] just move the first 26 out so you only have a directory with the ones you want and then rename [08:01] you can always put the other 26 back when done [08:01] (keep it easy if you're not good with scripts) [08:01] ikonia: i did that, but i cannot rename the new images starting at 17 [08:01] *27 [08:01] why ? [08:01] so they are sequencial [08:01] how are you trying to rename them and what is the problem [08:01] renaming from the GUI [08:02] ok....how are you doing it and what is the problem [08:03] i select the images, right mouse click rename and choose [001,002,003] problem - there is no option to start from 027 only from 001 [08:08] so you can't do it that way then [08:09] you need to do it through a script or a different tool [08:13] ikonia: what is the script or what is the tool? [08:14] rename the 27 that already have been renamed along with the 500 others? [08:14] re-rename.. [08:16] bindi: i cann't because they are already connected with other files that annotated them [08:17] acresearch: you want to rename the files in the file-system first? [08:19] acresearch: add 27 fake files? [08:20] forget it this is too convoluted, i will just write a python script [08:20] All it needs is perl 'rename' with multiple -e clauses to renumber as well as rename [08:20] thanks guys [08:23] I would like to mount an additional drive in one of the folders in my home directory. This is the line I added to /etc/fstab: UUID=some-uuid-of-the-drive /home/my_user/directory ext4 defaults 0 2 This works, but it is mounted as root and I have no rights to write in /home/my_user/directory. Can I somehow change the fstab entry so it is mounted as my user? [08:24] can't you just chown it to yourself? [08:26] bindi, hum, didn't think of that... :D Will that be permanent? [08:27] yes [08:27] Ok, I'll give it a try. thx [08:28] bindi, the options are good with "default 0 2"? [08:28] dunno, never used fstab [08:28] could just use "defaults" [08:29] is 0 even an option? [08:29] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab#Options [08:30] oh [08:30] that's the dump option [08:30] nevermind i'm tired [08:30] yeah [08:31] looks like they're fine then but again i don't have any real world experience with fstab [08:31] i only use zfs and i thought about your question for a bit and i remember i just chown'd the mountpoints to whatever i needed [08:31] and they stick === capella is now known as capella|away [08:33] MonsieurBon, "default 0 2" will force fsck on every boot, you want 0 0 unless you want the fsck [08:34] Bon Chance [08:35] WoC, keeping the 2 sounds like a good thing [08:36] Hi guys , I installed a .run file from ubuntu forum (conky-manager) ,and now rkhunter shows some files have been modified and I m not aware of updating them ,can anyone do a sha256sum on one of the following file (ubuntu 18.10 up to date) so I know if I m infected ... many thanks ,files are : /sbin/init or /sbin/runlevel or /bin/systemd or /lib/systemd/systemd one of them would be enough to reassure me !!! [08:38] linux_gnu, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/TGTBgWXzRq/ [08:39] just a sha256sum on /sbin/init please ,I don t want to reinstall for nothing!! [08:40] linux_gnu, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/TGTBgWXzRq/ [08:40] linux_gnu, hang on... [08:41] linux_gnu, just installed updates: this are the current checksums: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/DxHKpjHSbH/ [08:43] monsieurBon THANK YOU ,I m gooood!!!monsieur est trop bon :) [08:44] linux_gnu, you're welcome [08:51] acresearch: Perl 1-liner to renumber from 0028 : rename -e 's/\d+/sprintf "%04d", 28 + $0++/ge' *.jpg [09:08] hello [09:11] is any shortcut to open activities? === sk_ is now known as phinaliumz [09:33] hello [09:35] SimonKALI: What do you mean with "open activities"? [09:35] yes [09:35] nvm [09:36] how to install newest version of phpmyadmin on ubuntu 18.10? [09:36] https://www.phpmyadmin.net/downloads/ [09:36] default on ubuntu 18.10 is phpmyadmin -v 4.6.6 [09:39] SimonKALI: Use ALT + TAB key combination? [09:40] SimonKALI: Follow the installation instructions of phpmyadmin. [09:41] SimonKALI: I'd rather stick to older version because it is so much to update it from the repositories. [09:41] just installed ubuntu 18.10 on a new Samsung 860 EVO 1TB SSD, with only one partition "/". anything else i should take care of? [09:43] yao_ziyuan, only backups like always [09:43] SimonKALI: of course [09:44] very good disk, I have EVO 256GB [09:46] SimonKALI: yes, 860 EVO has the highest TBW among big-brand SSDs. however there is "BPX Pro" from "MyDigitalSSD" that offers even higher TBW, but it's not available (nor does it offer warranty) in china. [09:48] fastest is non always good, I prefer to buy somethig cheaper but stable [09:49] SimonKALI: TBW is terabytes written, meaning endurance === Class7_ is now known as Class7 [10:15] Hi. I've ubuntu running on a MAC. Right click doesn't work. I tried "tweaks" to enable right click on the pad but it doesn't work. Any idea, please? === Dembrovszky is now known as Morfeus^ [11:09] hi guys [11:10] ldlinux32 i get when i try to boot from usb [11:20] hi [11:20] any one for my issue? [11:22] i just gone here [11:34] soulisson: i can't help with mac issue sorry, but repeating your question may not hurt (it was >60mins ago, newer people in room may not have seen it) [11:35] thanks [11:36] funabashi: maybe read this - https://askubuntu.com/questions/927804/failed-to-load-ldlinux-c32 [11:39] hi [11:39] i am having this error : https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/BSGWKzDBRP/ when i make sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade command [11:39] what can be the problem? [11:44] B1ack0p: you could try `sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/arc*` (delete existing files for sites arc* [will delete all archive.ubuntu.com lists]) & try again [11:46] guiverc: thx i did but still same error [11:47] :( [11:52] Hi guys, I have the package `openjdk-11-jdk` installed on my Ubuntu (Budgie) 18.04 machine. It should have been updated form Java 10 to java 11 already, since Java 11 is GA. But it's still on version 10.0.2. Does anybody know when it's finally upgraded to java 11? What does `java -version` say on your machine? [11:53] B1ack0p: the only time I get the errors are b/c my isp's mirror is syncing (or out-of-sync), and i just ignore, and try again later (it's fixed usually in a few hours) - but you're not using a mirror so I don't know sorry [11:55] https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/java/openjdk-11-jdk [12:00] guiverc: thx is it related with update servers? [12:03] If anybody is interested in the Java 11 problem: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openjdk-lts/+bug/1796027 [12:03] Launchpad bug 1796027 in openjdk-lts (Ubuntu) "Update openjdk-11 to 11.0.1 -> Backport it from Ubuntu 18.10" [Undecided,Confirmed] [12:05] what the hell? I installed `smartmontools` package to get `smartctl` util but it also installed `postfix`! I then uninstalled `smartmontools` package and did `autoremove`, but `postfix` package did not get deleted! [12:05] what a crappy idea to bind disk tools with mail tools [12:07] FreeBDSM: --no-install-recommends and it won't [12:08] smartmontools has an MTA as recommended. default MTA in Ubuntu is postfix, thus the virtual dependency. [12:09] (technically it has mailx/mailutils as recommended because smartd can send mail, and THAT then pulls in the MTA) === Utilisateur__ is now known as akemacer [12:39] Hi, anyone here [12:40] I have some installation issues.. anyone here can help [12:41] !ask | Ububegin [12:41] Ububegin: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [12:45] kk, while installing Ubuntu 18.10 via my USB on my laptop, the installation crashed. After I tried again, there was this error. https://imgur.com/a/as7c7Xg .. t [12:46] Ububegin: did you install in SecureBoot mode? Those messages are the reporting that the MOK (Machine Owners Key) executable wasn't installed (probably due to the installer failing before completion of copying the files to the EFI system partition) [12:47] Ububegin: "Something has gone seriously wrong". yeah :) my guess is the USB thingy has errors [12:47] Ububegin: did you accidentially install to the USB the installer is on? [12:48] Actually, I reinstalled the entire Ubuntu image to the USB via Rufus and tried again... but still the same error [12:49] Are u saying my USB is fcuked ? or something wrong in the windows boot drive (or something) [12:50] Ububegin: well, from that photo, it tells us a) the system is using the removable-media boot path (/EFI/BOOT/....) and that something - either GRUB, or the PC firmware, is not finding the MOKManager (mmx64.efi) [12:50] it's a bug; did you select 'install updates' Ububegin ? [12:50] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/1798171 [12:50] Launchpad bug 1798171 in grub2 (Ubuntu) "System fails to boot with \EFI\BOOT\mmx64.efi - Not Found" [Undecided,Fix released] [12:50] Yeah, while installing.. I choose to install all updates/drivers everything , I selected [12:51] Will downloading and installing Ubuntu 16.04 or something lower help with this issue [12:52] wait a minute. what is erroring out? the INSTALLED instance, or the installER USB? [12:52] Ububegin, 18.04 should be ok... are you using secure boot ? [12:53] if the installER is erroring out, it has nothing to do with what you selected during installation, UNLESS you overwrote the usb thing by.... installing on itself but I'm not sure the installer would even allow that to happen [12:53] Hi. Is it possible to scan a windows pc with a live cd with ClamAV? [12:53] coconut: yup. [12:53] blackflow: looking at it in more depth, it seems like the /installed/ grub is still looking on the removable media path for the MOK [12:54] @ioria : Do I need to disable SecureBoot in windows ? and try again with Ubuntu 18.04 [12:55] TJ-: I can't tell that from the screenie, unless mmx64.efi is not part of the USB iso? [12:55] Ububegin, you said you're testing 18.10 ... [12:55] blackflow: it can still read all binaries then? [12:55] blackflow: I was reading the bug report ioria linked to as well [12:55] Ububegin, the bug is with cosmic not with bionic (18.04) [12:56] @ioria : if Ubuntu 18.10 has the bug, I dont mind using one version back [12:56] I have ubuntu 16.04 and Windows10. I would like to shrink the ubuntu partition and make windows larger. Can this be done safely with Gparted, will I need to run Windows/GRUB repairs or anything like that afterwards? [12:56] Ububegin, ok, problem solved then :þ [12:56] coconut: you can access the (NTFS) filesystem and thus read all the files on it. with some fringe exceptions like NTFS streams but that's... fringe [12:57] blackflow: thanks man! :) [12:57] TJ-: which is all possible, I was only cueing on Ububegin's statement that the installation crashed and when tried again, that error was presentd. what's unclear is what "again" means. Installation that went ok, but after reboot it errors out? or attempting again does that error when booting the usb. [12:58] because " Actually, I reinstalled the entire Ubuntu image to the USB via Rufus and tried again... but still the same error" which I'm guessing means the USB thingy shows that error on boot [12:58] that part should be cleared first -- what's failing -- before support can continue ;) [13:00] blackflow: ahhh, I took Ububegin's comments to mean the 1st install run crashed. or installed-image boot failed, assumed the installer might be corrupt so re-wrote it to the USB device, ran the install again, and got this error on trying to boot the installed system [13:03] yeah much confuse. needs clarification :) [13:03] whichever way, it seems to be due to a firmware bug - using the wrong path searching for the file that shimx64.efi is asking for [13:04] solution being to put a copy of mmx64.efi in the removable media path as well as the ubuntu path [13:04] To clear up.. While installing Ubuntu, i was clicking screen by screen, then suddenly the Installation crashed.. So Ubuntu wasnt installed into the PC.. When I reboot the PC, there was this error [13:05] Ububegin: And is SecureBoot enabled? [13:06] I didnt change anything in the Bios.. is it enable or disabled by default [13:06] Ububegin: depends on the PC [13:06] i just bought the laptop today [13:06] kk, let me check my Bios... [13:06] Ububegin: do you get this same error over multiple reboot attempts? [13:07] Yes, always the same error.. even after I rewrite the USB drive with rufus [13:08] Ububegin, you want to dual boot ,right ? (windows/ubuntu) [13:08] @ioria : Yup.. [13:09] Ububegin, in the meanwhile i suggest to download 18.04.1 [13:09] Ububegin, http://releases.ubuntu.com/18.04.1/ [13:09] @ioria : i am downloading now as we speak [13:09] ok [13:10] Interestingly, the 18.10 file list only has /EFI/BOOT/{grub,BOOT}x64.efi [13:10] @ioria : https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop , is this link ok, or shld I get the one , u specified [13:10] Ububegin, it's ok [13:12] HI guys, Secure Boot is Enabled in my Bios.. Shld I disable it ? Will there be any repercussions like the installer overwriting windows etc [13:13] Ububegin, if you face the same issue, yes, maybe you want to try to disable it [13:14] Ububegin: ah I think I see what it is now. you were installing, it crashed, then on reboot..... it actually booted from the disk, and not the USB thingy, because the (partial) bootloader was there. you need to force USB boot from thebios menu [13:18] I see what is going. PC's EFI is starting shimx64.efi, which has a check_mok_request() which checks NVRAM variables for any Mok* names (which would have been set during the failed install run). If those variables are found it does "efi_status = start_image(image_handle, MOK_MANAGER);" - which fails for the installer ISO images with "perror(L"Failed to start MokManager: %r\n", efi_status);" [13:21] blackflow : actually, I booted from the USB, and still had this error [13:21] TJ- : Do you have any solution ? [13:21] or will trying ubuntu 18.04 fix all this... i am still downling and try with that [13:28] Ububegin: I'm trying to think of one! [13:28] Ububegin: try 18.04 but I suspect it would fail in the same way [13:29] Ububegin: I don't have both the installer ISOs to hand to check right now [13:30] dear seniors, [13:30] please help, how to load selective apps to be installed in preload boot, [13:30] for faster loadig when i click the icon app, [13:30] [13:30] i need, libreoffice, thunderbird, to be loaded faster in the first icon click .. [13:30] i am using ubuntu 18.04.1, acer 4315, intel celeron 1,73ghz, 80gb hdd. [13:30] now it took around 12 - 15 second to be loaded. [13:32] Ububegin: I've added a comment about the recovery problem to bug #1798171 [13:32] bug 1798171 in grub2 (Ubuntu) "System fails to boot with \EFI\BOOT\mmx64.efi - Not Found" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1798171 [13:33] adikwok: 15 seconds isn't a long time [13:34] TJ-: it felt like take longer time, than i used to use excel in windows with readyboost 32gb [13:35] TJ-: now i only use ubuntu lxde, .no windows no more. [13:37] Ububegin: the only way around it right now is to copy the mmx64.efi into the USB EFI System Partition before trying to boot from it [13:38] TJ-: yes you are right, .. i can accept it as fast. since when i click libreoffice again, it took only 1-3 second to be loaded, .. thank you for your reminding. [13:38] adikwok: you might be able to influence the "readahead" tool to pre-load those applications and their libraries into the page cache [13:40] TJ-: how to use that 'readahead'? [13:40] !info ureadahead | adikwok [13:40] adikwok: ureadahead (source: ureadahead): Read required files in advance. In component main, is standard. Version 0.100.0-20 (bionic), package size 19 kB, installed size 72 kB [13:41] adikwok: see "man ureadahead" [13:42] TJ-: i have not understand the "man output" .. writen like blah [options].. [13:43] adikwok, Maybe this will help? https://www.systutorials.com/docs/linux/man/8-ureadahead/ [13:44] TJ-: "man ureadahead" [13:44] SYNOPSIS [13:44] ureadahead [OPTIONS]... [PACK] [13:44] I'm not seeing any easy way to influence ureadahead, unless youu start it, run the programs, then stop it. That seems to be how it works on boot [13:47] TJ-: ok, im trying, start ureadahead, run the programs i need to be loaded faster, then stop readahead. [13:48] adikwok: you'd need to use the "--timeout=" option I think [13:54] TJ-: im trying to understand the writen in "man ureadahead" is it gonna be: [13:54] ureadahead --timeout=60 [13:54] then i reboot, wait boot completed, login, open libreoffice, open thunderbird, open firefox, open chrome, open other programs that needed, in 60 seconds after login? [13:56] TJ-: where must i type this command: ureadahead --timeout=60 [13:56] in the lxterminal screen? [14:02] hi all.. i cant get android to be recognized on lsusb (linux), i try the udev rules but no success.. there is anything that i could be missing? [14:03] r007s: if 'lsusb' does not report the device, then it hasn't connected [14:05] TJ-, thats strange part... the devices start charging.. but no usb sign.. [14:06] r007s: well, power rails connect, but the data lines may not. You know some USB cables for 'phones only are for charging and don't have the data lines connected? [14:06] r007s: that used to a be a problem many years ago but I've not seen it with recent cables [14:07] TJ-, i didn't no that =).. but the cable is new.. [14:12] r007s: hmmm, maybe the phone needs to be put into data mode? I know some Android devices by default only do charging. Have you checked the device's notifications ? [14:13] TJ-, it only display charge notification... nothing about data transfer or similar [14:14] r007s: I'm not sure then, but for Linux, if a device connects it will be reported by lsusb. You could check for errors in the kernel log, e.g. "dmesg -w" and then connect the device. You should see the device being recognised [14:15] r007s, Although it was an old problem, it's still a problem... ALSO, in the device, see what the USB mode is via notifications, you may need to change it from 'Charge Only' [14:15] hey guys, just got 18.04 LTS installed. I was reading up and discovered that binary files can no longer be run from the file manager, so is there another way of doing this? Trying to launch ioquake3 [14:16]