=== Daemoen is now known as demone === demone is now known as mmercer [00:30] what happened to "-/+ buffers/cache" with `free -mt`? [00:30] chrismatthews, maybe the LUKS pass on usb answer is any help https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19713918/how-to-load-luks-passphrase-from-usb-falling-back-to-keyboard [00:31] is it just the new column instead of a row now? [00:31] yeh nvm looks like its just a col now [00:37] kantlivelong: yes its in the columns now [00:37] not sure how i missed that === killer is now known as killer3 [00:43] hello [00:43] is this a place [00:43] to [00:43] ask for help [00:43] in ubuntu [00:46] oscarvr: yes, however, two things: (1) don't use the enter key as punctuation. (2) ask an actual question to get assistance. [00:47] hello teward Im a beginner in ubuntu [00:47] I installed 18.10 [00:47] my laptop is an acer vx 15 core i5 nvidia gtx 1050 [00:47] oscarvr: Stop pressing enter after every couple words, please. Complete sentences. Describe your issue and ask your question in one go. [00:48] ^ this [00:48] oscarvr: this is nto twitter, you can use actual full sentences and include many thoughts per line. Please do not press enter after every few words. [00:49] ok, I installed ubuntu 18.10 my laptop is an acer vx 15 nvidia gtx 1050, after I log in the desktop and all the icons load but after a few second it is unresponsive [00:53] [00:58] hello. I just scanned an image using 'scanimage --batch' but don't know where the scanned files live [01:03] hi i habe problems with installing ubuntu 18.10 with my nvidia-1060ti optimis the install hangs after a vew minutes (lucky not on at the point that i start partions the hardisk/ssd [01:03] nm. I foudn that the path is simply the pwd [02:04] Been running into an interesting problem with Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS. After installation ( this has happened on 3 different machines now ), moving windows around is SUPER slow. Any idea what could be causing all of this lag specific to simply moving a window around? [02:05] everything else is fine. It's JUST when I try to move a window [02:06] The mouse pointer moves at regular, speed but the windows doesn't follow it. It lags behind greatly [02:07] I'm running gnome-flashback session. I don't know why that would matter though because it worked fine in the previous version of 16.04 [02:07] It's also running with metactiy [02:07] *metacity === capella is now known as capella|away === Yorick_ is now known as Yorick === Yorick is now known as Guest61918 [03:20] Interesting, I'm now also noticing the lag when I use the scrollwheel on my mouse to make text windows scroll up and down === andyhuzhill_ is now known as andyhuzhill [03:33] Are Wacom Tablets supported in Kubuntu 18.04 !? I'm not seeing it if that is the case!? [03:35] My external mic in laptop looks like not working. Any app to test it with? [03:40] hi, does anyone know off hand how to get the power button to actually work to wake up my desktop? I show it enabled in /proc/acpi/wakeup but it doesn't actually wake it and i have to reboot [03:44] Hi [03:44] hello [03:48] Hi [03:52] My external mic in laptop looks like not working. Any app to test it with? === imsurit_ofc is now known as imsurit [04:50] would this at the end of the sshd_config mess up ssh access if sshd -t passed? https://paste.ofcode.org/39i7h7aKdYgR3kNbTa4N2ZV === Ayo is now known as Guest75928 [05:47] I'm trying to print a plain text file in cli using lp. Some lines are too long and wrap. I'd like only the continuation of wrapped lines to print right-aligned. How to? [05:49] any one know why id have @google @amazon come up on my firefox main most visited [05:49] ? [05:50] the only options are unpin and detach [06:01] plutes: thats baked in favorites on firefox [06:02] whats that ? [06:04] plutes: most visited favorites are baked in firefox by default, like amazon, google reddit etc [06:04] plutes: nothing to do with ubuntu [06:08] Need sed help. If a line < 75 characters, and next line < 75 characters, place next line at column 80 of current line. How to (from stdin)? [06:12] A quick question how do I test a specific sshd_config? I could just do sshd -t, but I want to specify a non-standard config. === madmangun is now known as Ue === Ue is now known as isenpai [06:29] Just writing it out: E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages. [06:30] dpk --get-selections | grep hold returns nothing [06:36] Anyone know if there's an easy way to reverse scroll direction in 18? [06:37] gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.peripherals.touchpad natural-scroll false works for the touchapd [06:37] but about the mouse I don't know [06:38] yep. [06:38] gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.peripherals.mouse natural-scroll false works for the mouse [06:54] I once found this tool which would create a vm of ubuntu server and let you install apps on it and package it. [06:54] DOes anyone know if that still exists/ [07:00] hi, does anyone know off hand how to get the power button to actually work to wake up my desktop? I show it enabled in /proc/acpi/wakeup but it doesn't actually wake it and i have to reboot === geirha1 is now known as geirha === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [08:34] is it possible to find out which user installed a package? [08:38] logithack: you can check /var/log/auth.log for the sudo event [08:38] but if they used sudo -i to open a root shell that won't help [08:54] hi guys [08:54] hi [08:54] :D [08:59] am i right in observing that number of ppl here are much less than before? [09:00] The number of people here fluctuates. [09:00] (some aren't actually here, they leave their IRC connected but don't use it) [09:01] ok just observing [09:01] Also, many people left IRC for Slack and other platforms. [09:02] ducasse: i've found what i was looking for, i just logged in as the user i needed via "su " and inspected their .bash_history [09:02] popey, how is slack? [09:03] Pretty, Fat and proprietary [09:03] i thought matrix was the new one [09:04] anyway, it's time to get this rusty old bach an oily upgrade, imo. [09:04] irc is awesome, but anything that isn't being developed is kind of stupid. [09:07] In Ubuntu 18.04 are scripts in /etc/init.d/ still executed at boot? [09:09] Is there no way to see the output of terminal in a log file? [09:09] It just shows my inputs? [09:30] Roden: check out 'script' [09:34] where are system service configs located? [09:35] 'systemctl status freeradius.service' - where does 'freeradius.service' live? [09:38] can anyone explain why terminal is telling me I'm on my intel gpu? Additional drivers says I have two NVIDIA drivers. which should I use? [09:38] the x.org or the NVIDIA. Default is X.Org [09:39] I did a fresh Ubuntu 18.04 LTS install with 4 partitions on SSD: ESP, /, swap, and /home. HDD mounted separately as storage drive. I was just wondering whether partitioning can ever be the cause of other software problems. Like firefox is bugged every startup, teamviewer hangs, new GTX 2080 is severely underperforming. Or is it just a perfectly normal experience for things to not work smoothly out of the box? [09:40] zetheroo: try /lib/systemd/system [09:41] zetheroo: or /etc/systemd/system [09:41] ducasse: ok thanks - found it in the first one [09:42] zetheroo: ypu could also have found it with 'locate freeradius.service [09:43] apeman, yes, it can. [09:44] ducasse: The issue I am having is that Freeradius requires /tmp/radiusd to exist and to be owned by user freerad. I had three lines in the /etc/init.d/freeradius file which took care of this on boot, but since upgrading to 18.04 it's no longer working. [09:44] So I suspected that the /etc/init.d/freeradius file is no longer being executed on boot [09:44] Is this correct? [09:45] Roden: But why/how? Does some software assume things are on the same partition? [09:46] I mean at least they're on the same SSD [09:46] you're making a broad statement, apeman . [09:46] if you're looking only at installing apps that have been reviewed, then the range of possible issues is reduced. [09:46] If you're only installing minor packages and libraries, the risks continue to be reduced. [09:47] zetheroo: if there is a systemd service with the same name, maybe not - i can't say for sure [09:47] but when you have some massive software (which I'm sure you do), it's just possible that it could add a level of difficulty to an error somewhere along the line. [09:48] ducasse: right, that would make sense. Now I am wondering if those three commands can be placed into the service file [09:48] I think it's not likely that you will encounter problems based on the partition layout you've used. You haven't given much info about them.... [09:48] what is ESP? [09:49] EFI system partition. Ubuntu is booting in UEFI mode so it's required. [09:50] Those partitions seem fairly standard so I have no reason to believe you'll get in trouble. I wonder if you can resize them all? [09:50] I'm kind of on a refresher course, myself. [09:50] It probably solves more problems than it fixes to have multiple partitions like that. [09:50] Well the ESP is 550MB, / is 30GB, swap is 32GB (I have 32GB RAM), the rest is /home. I can reinstall everything in one unified partition if necessary [09:51] maybe use a bigger swap [09:51] so /home is like at least 250 gb [09:51] ~450GB [09:51] all the less reason to worry [09:52] I don't think there are many (if any) matter-of-course issues with having multiple partitions like that. [09:52] You're on 18.04? [09:52] apeman: do you use hibernation? [09:52] oh, that's one I remember. [09:53] ducasse: I am going to try it at the least, as I'm going to use Wake On Lan [09:53] but yeah that's the reason why my swap is so big [09:55] the swap size should be okay. [09:57] What could be the problem, if Ubuntu doesn't prompt (UI) for updates? Updating via cli works just fine, but non-technical people will not do that. [09:57] hasdf_: your ubuntu version please? [09:57] hasdf_, most likely the update setting is "off" [09:57] Is there a setting to just prompt for security updates somewhre? [09:57] LTS 18.04 [09:57] yep. system settings [09:57] hey cfhowlett [09:57] yowza^3 lotuspsychje [09:58] does anyone know off hand how to get the power button/kb/mouse to actually work to wake up my desktop from suspend? I show it enabled in /proc/acpi/wakeup but it doesn't actually wake it and i have to reboot [09:59] cfhowlett: thanks. Will the Updater update third-party software? (e.g. Signal messenger added to sources.list [10:00] arch1mede: suspend/hibernate has a lot of acpi bugs across several brands, a few ideas: upgrade your bios to latest, try out other kernels, pastebin your syslog/dmesg and finally create a new specific !bug on your system [10:00] hasdf_, as in not from the software center. I think not. [10:00] man there MUST be a way to switch the active GPU on ubuntu [10:00] anyone here know how at all? [10:01] Roden: you have an optimus/hybrid card? [10:01] lotuspsychje, i have a 980 nvidia dedicated [10:01] but i'm seeing intel as the active VGA [10:01] Roden: if you card has optimus, you need an active nvidia driver + nvidia-prime installed [10:02] Roden: after that you can choose between performance mode vs powersvaing mode from nvidia-settings [10:02] Roden, I had intel/nvidia. switched between the 2 with nvida-prime [10:02] *powersaving [10:02] that's arleady installed [10:02] how do you switch [10:03] Roden, not at my machine at present, but I recall launching prime and selecting the other gpu. IIRC, logout/login was required [10:03] how do you launch it though [10:04] i'm searching it [10:04] Roden: nvidia-prime gets auto installed when installing the nvidia driver [10:06] Roden: software&updates tab additional drivers will show you wich driver you have active currently [10:06] i think i need to log out, boys [10:06] Roden, check this https://www.linuxbabe.com/desktop-linux/switch-intel-nvidia-graphics-card-ubuntu [10:07] Is it possible to add custom commands to a service startup config? [10:08] zetheroo: yes, you can also set them to run before or after the service is started. check the docs [10:08] hello. I need to pass to the terminal curs_inopts when i run some perl script [10:09] https://linux.die.net/man/3/curs_inopts [10:09] how to do that? [10:10] nightmare guys. i'll see if i can figure this out [10:34] ducasse: is this the docs you refer to? http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man5/systemd.service.5.html [10:50] ach ... this used to be so simple [10:50] :/ [11:01] still cant figure out on this system why 127.0.0.1 is somehow getting to another machine on the network [11:01] tcpdump filtered by port doesn't show it leaving any interfaces, but I see it on the receiving end--i think on lo of all place [11:01] i don't see any ssh clients running [11:02] iptables is clear, ufw is off... [11:20] hays: try ##networking ? [11:21] yeah, was asking around in there earlier too. [11:21] thing is, i suspect this is not in the network equipment but is a configuration issue on the server(s) [11:28] hays: you running ubuntu servers? [11:28] yes [11:28] hays: join in #ubuntu-server for debug perhaps? [11:32] I cannot find anyone online who is placing multiple commands in services startup config files [11:34] Hi how do i change dns, rightnonw it is set to 127.0.0.53 and internal dns is not working on my domain [11:35] have triet editing netplan and doing netplan aply have edited /etc&resolf.conf [11:46] jcal1981 what does dig google.com show ? [11:52] Does anyone know how to add custom commands to a service startup config? [12:00] Hey folks [12:08] jca1981: First, you don't edit resolv.conf directly. Second, netplan generate, THEN netplan apply. [12:08] jca1981: If that doesn't work, the output of 'networkctl status' would be helpful. [12:10] Hi. Any idea if I can get some confidential information redacted on irclogs.ubuntu.com? I've asked in ops channel, but idk if it's the right channel to ask or not. [12:11] That would the correct channel, but that's a long shot. Once something's on the internet, its out forever. [12:11] Sites get indexed, kept in archives, etc. [12:12] Yea... It sucks, espcially if you had the internet when you were young like me. [12:12] Sorry. :/ [12:13] I guess it's not that bad. It's probably just my name. [12:13] Cheers for the reply. I'll probably just ignore it for now. [12:38] Hi guys. I remembered powertop to give out current power used in watts. But firing it up after a while I cannot find that info anymore. Where did that move? [12:39] RobBurke, desktop or laptop ? [12:39] laptop [12:39] RobBurke, are you plugged ? [12:39] oh wait... the power cord [12:39] yep [12:40] I feel so dumb right now -.- [12:41] no worries === dbugger is now known as Dbugger [12:49] during a swapoff-a i got this, swapoff: /dev/zd0: swapoff failed: Cannot allocate memory [12:51] server has aboutr 80G free ram of 120G [12:56] killall: it is "swapoff -a".... there is a space [13:07] TRPM8, bad typo here :) othwerise it would be command not found ;) [13:09] kilall: ok, just wanted to be sure [13:09] TRPM8, any hint? Im really stuck here :( [13:09] Hi. I'm using ubuntu 18.10 with gnome (standard). When I shut the lid of my laptop, it does not lock the computer. How do I change that? I don't see any obvious mentions of the lid in the settings under "Power" where it used to be. [13:11] killall: looks like not enough RAM? try to killall unnecessary apps, drop all caches from memory and ten swapoff [13:11] Galaxor: I don't know with 18.10 but with 18.04 it is not in energy settings but in confidenciality's [13:12] killall: or a honger process... [13:13] Ool: Hmm. There's a "Privacy" tab. "Automatic screen lock: On". "Lock screen after blank for: Screen turns off". "Show Notifications: On". [13:13] TRPM8, amlmost 50% of ram free (77GB) cached 5G. i doubt it cant cache [13:14] killall: strange. [13:16] killall: how big is the swap? [13:18] So, I have an Asus - Z87-A. I had windows installed on my computer, but have just changed over to ubuntu. I've usually never had problems with this. However, once I boot into the OS once after installing, If i restart, my computer freezes at the motherboard splashscreen. Any ideas what could be going on? [13:18] The only way I can un-freeze it is to reset cmos, and unplug the drives attatched to PC. [13:19] TRPM8, 120GB of total ram, 45 used ram, 8 Gb of total swap, 5 GB of swap used [13:45] Hello ! I am trying to use this https://gist.github.com/t184256/f4994037a2a204774ef3b9a2b38736dc but I am getting [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/dev/input/xxx' [13:45] running this a sudo works fine [13:46] How can I make this work with my current user? === SimonNL is now known as _SimonNL [13:58] add current user to input group [13:58] hello is it possible to encrypt my whole disk after installation? post -install? [13:58] afx_: sudo adduser "$USER" input [13:59] pagios: not with LUKS [13:59] you need to encrypt partition before install [14:00] afx_: after that you need to log in for the group membership to take effect, or you can try it out in the current terminal by running newgrp input (which gives you a new shell where input is added to your list of group memberships) === Ayo is now known as Guest35478 [14:14] thank you very much geirha [14:45] Technically, it's possible with the reencrypt patch for LUKS, but it's definitely not meant for beginners. === Ayo is now known as Guest63305 [14:46] I need to troubleshoot a problem with my Bluetooth mouse not reconnecting after an idle timeout, a resume from suspend, or a reboot. [14:46] Is there a troubleshooting doc somewhere that's updated for 18.04 that I can follow? [14:47] (This seems to be a common problem, but the fixes I tried aren't working.) [15:07] hey, I tried downgrading from ubuntu 18.10 to ubuntu 18.04, because I had some issues with 18.10. Now, trying to install stuff with apt-get gives an "error: unknown flag `from-apt'" message. [15:07] is there anything I can do, or should I just reinstall? [15:08] mort: downgrading isnt really a valid way of doing things [15:09] mort: try to reinstall 18.04 and save your /home from there perhaps [15:09] I know it's not really supported === capella|away is now known as capella [15:11] should i modify the configuration https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel#Modifying_the_configuration if i want to build linux kernel HEAD with a patch ? [15:11] ph88^: we dont advice to compile own kernel here, try to use !mainline instead [15:12] ph88^: or ##kernel perhaps? === _SimonNL is now known as SimonNL [15:12] any idea what program could produce the "error: unknown flag `from-apt'" error message though? Or what steps apt is trying to take which are failing? [15:13] lotuspsychje, i want to compile the kernel to test out a patch [15:16] any reason you dont create a !bug against ther kernel failing? [15:24] good day [15:24] mort: wich command did you enter to get that error? [15:25] lotuspsychje: just 'sudo apt-get install ' [15:26] but I'm in the middle of just installing 18.04 now [15:26] mort: allrighty, good luck [15:28] mort: if you're in the middle of an install, you should not be using apt or apt-get. [15:29] nacc: you're missing some context, I tried downgrading from 18.10 to 18.04, apt-get broke in the way I described, and now I'm just clean installing 18.04 [15:30] mort: oh ok [15:31] mort: yes, apt will break in that case probably becuse downgrading isn't a thing. [15:32] well, it's something people want to do whether canonical wants it or not, and there's plenty of guides on the web about how to do it, some even specifically from 18.10 to 18.04 [15:33] the internet is not a source of truth. [15:33] never said it was [15:33] and this discussion has nothing to with canonical, don't strawman [15:33] it doesn't work, and isn't supported by anyone who actually knows what they are doing. [15:34] doesn't it have everything to do with canonical? Isn't it they who haven't decided to support downgrading? [15:34] no [15:34] I'm not saying they should have done it, it would be more work than it's work I presume, but they certainly could invest a bunch of resources in making downgrades a thing [15:35] mort: installing ubuntu takes like 15min, why the effort of messing around anyhow? [15:36] lotuspsychje: well, if it was as simple as just changing sources.list and pinning packages to bionic, it would've been faster than reinstalling [15:36] mort: even if it was possible, downgrading from a non-lts to LTS is already a bad idea [15:37] mort: it's not, just like upgrades are not. Drop it. [15:37] why would it have been a bad idea if it was possible and unproblematic? [15:37] lets continue this in #ubuntu-discuss mort [15:37] can anybody help me after i went asnd disabled pulseaudio i am getting no sound from firefox? [15:38] gt8ost4l: did you replace pulseaudio with something else? [15:38] nacc: yes alsa [15:38] there's not really anything to continue, I asked if there was something to do and there wasn't, I'm not complaining about or demanding or criticizing anything [15:38] gt8ost4l: and did you verify your alsa config works? [15:39] nacc: what do you mean by alsa config? [15:39] gt8ost4l: like do you have sound via `aplay` ? [15:40] nacc: it all works chrome clementine but mot firefox [15:41] gt8ost4l, FF requires pulseaudio [15:41] BluesKaj: good info :) [15:42] BluesKaj: so there is no a method for ff to support alsa? [15:44] gt8ost4l, no, read https://support.mozilla.org/nl/questions/1209469 === SimonNL is now known as _SimonNL [15:45] gt8ost4l, pulseaudio rides on top of alsa, it doesn't replace alsa, most audio chips need pulseaudio nowadays. You can make alsa do all the work on your music and movies etc, but not on web audio thru a browser, pulseaudio is a must these dats [15:46] dats=days [15:59] Hello! I went to the System & Updates and it says there are no additional drivers available, is that normal? [16:00] Mesp: depends on your hardware and repository configuration. [16:00] I currently have an Acer Swift 3 which should have an MX150 and an i5 in it and it's currently using the i5 but I can't seem to be able to switch it to MX150 so that's where the problems started. [16:01] Mesp: does `lspci` show both devices? [16:01] Also when I open nvidia-settings I get "ERROR: Error querying enabled displays on GPU 0 (Missing Extension)." and that Prime isn't supported when it should [16:01] Mesp: what version of ubuntu, as well [16:01] The only VGA is "00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation UHD Graphics 620 (rev 07)" [16:02] 384.59 gives support for mx150 [16:02] the driver tool can take up to a minute to load available drivers [16:02] No, it says "No available drivers." [16:02] OerHeks: i assume the device should already be visible via `lspci` ? [16:02] nacc yes [16:03] vassilios@swift:~$ lspci | grep VGA 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation UHD Graphics 620 (rev 07) [16:03] Mesp: OerHeks: i guess check bios settings? [16:03] Mesp, nacc, i think so too, set the nvidia as primairy? [16:04] I tried that and on UEFI and on Advanced it says only Intel VTX, intel VTD and SATA Configuration [16:05] I did "sudo prime-select nvidia" and it says with "prime-query" nvidia even after restart but it doesn't seem like it's the nvidia one [16:08] I will try to install 384.59 and see [16:10] OerHeks: dunno, i don't think installing the driver would matter if the device isn't visible, right? I've never used such devices [16:15] maybe nomodeset is used === hggdh_ is now known as hggdh === andyhuzhill_ is now known as andyhuzhill [16:22] Hi I'm trying to mount a smb share on ubuntu server. But get this error: [16:22] mount error(115): Operation now in progress [16:22] Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs) [16:22] Any ideas what the problem is? I couldn't find anything in the man pages [16:23] im0nde: the messages are generic on any error with mount.cifs, iirc [16:23] im0nde: have you tried the debugging steps in https://superuser.com/questions/430163/cifs-share-mount-errors ? [16:24] Hello [16:24] Whenever I try to install 384.59 it says "You do not appear to have an NVIDIA GPU supported by 384.59" which is weird because I do. [16:27] nacc: trying it out. I can't ping it, it seems that Microsoft (it's a azure share) has disabled ping [16:27] I can nslookup it though [16:28] Hey everyone.. I recently installed ubuntu 18.10 and when I try to connect to ppp through NetworkManager, It connects and disconnects after a few seconds. but When I try to connect through wvdial It works fine.. Any fixes? [16:31] Dave_Elec: anything from journalctl indicating a problem? [16:31] im0nde: well, ping is commonlyh blocked and isn't a valid indication of much :) [16:35] I had working 5.1 sound via intel audio on my ubuntu 18.04 system up to and after updating with the recent kernel updates and such. I plugged in a USB headset to use temporarily. It seems that my sound system has gone totally wrong. Now I can only get sound to work via the USB. [16:35] I think what happened is that when I plugged in the USB (which I had done before and it worked no problem) something new in the system wiped out my old configuration [16:36] The sound system seems to be pointed to the S/PDIF -- which is not what I am using. I have 3 analog plugs to my speakers [16:37] so my question is: how do I adjust my sound system to not use S/PDIF but to use the analog jacks? [16:38] I have been google searching, but I haven't been able to land on the right terms for how to configure this [16:39] Hello! [16:40] ovrh, hi === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [16:41] I have some weird stuff I'd like to show you guys. https://i.imgur.com/SHwXcsR.png This is the System Monitor on my laptop... what's going on? I'm assuming that can't be right, on my previous installation I had just the partitions that actually existed (swap, /home, /, and the windows partition of the dual boot), but this is... a first for me o.o [16:41] nacc: well the storage seems to be there. I just created one with the azure CLI [16:41] so.. seems to be reachable at least [16:42] ovrh: are you talking about those /dev/loop snap dirs? [16:42] yeats: this is the last log https://hastebin.com/isehifejov.nginx [16:42] funkyjive, in alsamixer and pavucontrol [16:43] ovrh: they look like snaps [16:43] lotuspsychje, I'm talking about the huge number of lines in there, and the duplication of things. Some of those entries are clearly duplicated, judging from the sizes and how they change together [16:43] how to send mail to multiple recipients using SendEmail tool?? [16:43] BluesKaj: In pauvcontrol in "output devices", I see the IEC958 ... but it won't let me check anything but Digital Output (S/PDIF) [16:43] lotuspsychje, But yeah, those /dev/loop seem to be quite abundant [16:44] nacc: So, to answer your question: Yes I have tried what it says in that link [16:44] TheMesquito, Snaps? Meaning that everything I install through snap gets its own entry in there? :( === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [16:44] funkyjive, which audio chip ? [16:46] BluesKaj: Audio device [0403]: Intel Corporation 8 Series/C220 Series Chipset High Definition Audio Controller [8086:8c20] (rev 04) [16:46] ovrh: https://askubuntu.com/questions/834093/small-snap-loop-devices-visible-in-gnome-disk-utility-or-what-is-the-function-of [16:47] BluesKaj: Kernel driver in use: snd_hda_intel [16:48] funkyjive, run sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel , that should load the driver , there won't be any output from the command [16:48] think it is loaded, but let me try it. [16:50] BluesKaj: in the configuration tab in pavcontrol it says Analog Surround 5.1 Output (unplugged) as an option .... [16:52] BluesKaj: I can't figure out why it says unplugged, when it is plugged in and has been forever. [16:52] BluesKaj: it just feels like some kind of software change or something [16:53] I think it just magically started working. [16:53] I'm going with it. [16:53] BluesKaj: thanks for your help. [16:55] funkyjive, in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf, add this line, options snd-hda-intel index=0, that should make the intel driver default (Card 0). you may need to reboot [16:56] TheMesquito, Oh, so it is snaps... But what about those other ones? /var/log, /var/tmp, /usr/src, /tmp, /etc, /etc/*, /tmp [16:57] BluesKaj: let met take a look at that , thanks. [16:57] funkyjive, that should solidify your audio settings [16:59] yeats: anything? [16:59] BluesKaj: I have added that. it is funny that I see index=-2 in there on some other stuff. [17:01] ovrh: can you pastebin the output of `mount` rather than the GUI tool? [17:02] nacc, just `mount`? No arguments? [17:04] ovrh: yes [17:06] nacc, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/T4ZKz99CdK/ === _SimonNL is now known as SimonNL [17:20] Yeah Ubuntu doesn't seem to be able to recognise my MX1500 [17:20] ovrh: sorry was on the hpone, looking [17:21] Mesp: do you see errors in `dmesg`? honestly, if `lspci` doesn't see the device, it's not necessarily a bug in Ubuntu clearly. [17:21] funkyjive, index with minus means it's bypassed/ignored [17:21] ovrh: from what i can tell, this might just be abuggy system monitor, it does't undestand loop back mounts [17:22] I don't think I see any errors which are for nvidia [17:22] nacc, No worries, I'm just honestly curious to understand what's going on. Everything seems to work fine, apart from the fact that it renders the Filesystem section of System Monitor useless [17:22] If there was an error in the loading or identifying it would be in dmesg? [17:23] nacc, Makes sense. Is there a better tool I could use? Even cli [17:23] ovrh: right, i understand that. Really it and most tools should just ignore loop mounts for usage purposes [17:23] What's weird is that "Additionals Drivers" says there are no drivers available [17:23] ovrh: i think all have this limitation, tbh; we (ubuntu devs) have talked about modifying `df` to have a flag, but i don't think it went anywhere [17:23] Mesp: well, it won't if it can't see the device [17:23] Mesp, the answer should be in your bios, first check if you have the latest version? [17:24] Mesp: there might be an error unrelated to nvidia, tbc; like the pci controller itself [17:24] Mesp: might be worth pastebinning `dmesg` [17:24] sudo dmidecode -s bios-version prints V.107 [17:24] ovrh: oh i think i might see what's going on [17:24] ovrh: what version of ubuntu is this? [17:24] 18..10 [17:26] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/RGDpxdJsz9/ [17:26] nacc, 18.04 [17:26] The xhci error can be fixed with a restart so it's not that [17:27] ovrh: those loop3 mounts are all the core snap [17:27] it's weird that the tool thinks it's mounted all over when `mount` does not [17:27] they *could* be bind mounts [17:28] Mesp: dont' filter it please [17:28] nacc, I'm not sure what's a bind mount. But don't those mountpoint need to stay mounted in order to use the snap apps they are associated with? [17:28] ovrh: i might ask in #snappy [17:29] ovrh: as in, you might :) [17:29] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/BG355xVNwP/ [17:29] There you go [17:30] nacc, so, that iio-sensors issue? kinda looks like this affects the kernel from 18.04.0/rtm install media [17:31] Mesp, look at the vendors page, there is a bios update [17:31] Mesp: that's not an ubuntu kerenl. [17:31] Seems like according to Acer there is a Bios version 1.09 and I am on 1.07 not sure if that's that though [17:31] nacc, Okay, will do! Thank you [17:31] nacc , what do you mean? [17:31] ntd: yeah, i reproduced it with the installer. Confusingly, I even tested 16.04 and it didn't work [17:31] Mesp: 4.19.8-041908-generic [17:31] Mesp: that's a build from the mainline PPA. [17:32] What should I to fix it? [17:32] ohhh mainline, no wonder that there are no nvidia drivers [17:32] Mesp: run ubuntu's kernel. You had to have installed this kerenl by hand [17:32] OerHeks: indeed. [17:32] update bios, downgrade kernel [17:33] I will start with BIOS and then see the kernel [17:33] !cookie | nacc [17:33] nacc: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! === crimastergogo_ is now known as crimastergogo [17:37] nacc, yet up-to-date bionic userspace with booted with debian 4.18.20 works? [17:37] i mean, a whole bus class just *poof* and i'm the first to notice? [17:37] since like... april? [17:38] updated bionic gives 4.15.0-42 [17:38] i know [17:38]