[00:21] I am trying to install 18.10 on my Dell 7490 laptop but the installer can't see the internal hard drive nor can cfdisk. the installer crashes when I try to use the +|-|Change buttons in the partitioning dialog. How can I find/see the drive? [00:24] sparr_i: what does "sudo parted -ls" show? [00:24] (in a terminal) [00:27] change “SATA Operation” from RAID to AHCI in the BIOS settings, is the most common solution [00:27] not sure "nvme_load=YES" as boot option is needed ... [00:28] and make sure you have the latest bios version ? [00:33] oh, also fast boot needs to be disabled in windows, if installed [00:41] does anyone know what happened to kwin-wayland-backend-hwcomposer? it's referenced in several places (eg: http://neon.plasma-mobile.org:8080/dists/xenial/main/binary-armhf/Packages) but it doesn't seem to be in the actual package repo for xenial [00:46] Removed from disk on 2018-01-22. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/wily/amd64/kwin-wayland-backend-hwcomposer [00:47] strange [00:48] removed in armhf too (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/wily/armhf/kwin-wayland-backend-hwcomposer) [00:48] armhf is where you'd actually want it, having it built for amd64 isn't very useful [00:51] I'm guessing there's a story behind this but I don't know what it is [00:52] put it on askubuntu? [00:52] more supporters read that Q&A [00:57] asked: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1109779/what-happened-to-kwin-wayland-backend-hwcomposer [01:08] bash or zsh i should use? I don't know. [01:08] my entire config is setup for bash, but I want to try zsh as people say it's much better [01:09] I used to hear people say zsh is better but now the people who used zsh seem to use fish [01:09] I still use bash but I also still use gnu screen so [01:10] I took 60gb from the end of my /media drive, 1tb wd black, and turned it into a storage pool for lxd/lxc, but it's very slow compared to the ssd I have. [01:10] Oh well, I deal with it. I setup Xephyer server locally, sshx11 forwarding in lxc container, and now I can run a gui env. inside it [01:11] Trying to check out the upcoming ubuntu [01:12] parataxis: I too use GNU screen and I can't seem to get used to tmux. I have the following setup in urxvt and gnu screen and bash: shift+ left/right arrow keys, switch urxvt perl tabbed module, ctlr+left/right switch gnu screen windows, locally or any remote ssh session's, and alt+left/right switches weechat windows [01:13] That's why I can't seem to get away. Any other terminal doesn't work right. I tried Terminology and Tilix and etc. but nothing matches up to xterm style emulators [01:13] Help. Upgrade aborted do to unsigned Kernels. What does this mean? [01:14] I tried Tilix, but it doesn't seem to have transparency that I could find. All you can do is specify the same background in __it__ as you have in your background desktop, but then if you open another tile in that terminal, it has that whole background duplicated and smaller, urxvt works best [01:14] parataxis: which terminal do you use? [01:14] terminology [01:14] I like enlightenment. [01:14] Let me fire it up and see if I can configure to my liking or not [01:14] Maybe you know more about it [01:15] I don't like efl (grep for strlen in the source and be horrified) but terminology works better than the other terminals I've used [01:15] they've been cleaning it up some now that samsung uses it in all their smart TV's but it's still extremely cowboy [01:16] I use xfce as my desktop environment [01:19] ~Hang on, I had to restart my env. Something screwed up my desktop was goofy [01:19] Ok, I got terminology to work and give me transparency so that I can see my background, but the problem is that I can't seem to adjust the transparency level to my desire [01:20] Either it's fully transparent, and you cant' see the text, or it's fully black/opaque, and you cant' see the background behind it [01:20] I can adjust the slider in settings, but it only has two effects. It isn't adjusting the transparency level by the silder, gradually, there is no in-between, just either opague or fully transparent. I want only 15% transparency and it isn't doing it. [01:21] :( [01:21] And now that it's fully transparent, I can't right click to get terminolgoy menu, I only get the desktop right click menu, but I'm clicking inside terminology window. [01:22] This terminal client seems a bit wonky [01:23] alt or shift or ctrl plus click doesn't give me menu in terminology either [01:24] Ok, finally the settings menu somehow showed up [01:25] I go to settings > video > check "Translucent" and set it to 50%, and I it's still fully 100% transparent. === mkv is now known as m4v [01:56] * JoseAntonio se despide ^^ [02:46] docker pull c4pt/centos7-cog:latest === jje_ is now known as jje [03:27] can you trust packages published on launchpad? Are all sources used to build packages made available? Like, is it a build server or just a file server where people can upload whatever binary [03:48] Squarism: Build server, yes. === Mennnnnnnnnnche is now known as Elronnd [03:52] krytarik, thanks [03:54] hey, how can i make user journals readable by the appropriate users? [04:01] I am registered . . . maybe [04:09] I got this when updating linux-firmware: https://bpaste.net/show/72b2ac9e6ff1 [04:11] I *think* this happens because my boot partition was once full, and things were not cleaned up properly. [04:15] hello when i use ‘curl'? [04:15] for what? [04:16] badSophia: are you asking what the purpose of curl is? [04:16] tomreyn: correct [04:16] 8) [04:17] badSophia: making http and ftp requests [04:17] request only? [04:17] and receiving responses [04:17] it download file? [04:17] what are you trying to do? [04:17] curl https://busybox.net/downloads/binaries/busybox-mips > busybox <— can i know what it means? [04:18] badSophia: it downloads the file busybox-mips and writes it to the file "busybox" [04:19] makes a https request against busybox.net:443 and stores the response body (and any output on stdout) to a file "busybox" [04:19] https://busybox.net/downloads/binaries/busybox-mips > busybox vs https://busybox.net/downloads/binaries/busybox-mips -o busybox <— what’s difference? [04:21] badSophia: it should basically be the same [04:21] badSophia: protip, type "man curl" then type "/-o" [04:21] ah good thanks :) [04:21] Hi everyone how are we all? Does anyone here use Adobe Reader 9 if so did you have a problem where by the window opens in full-screen hiding the taskbar. Also my reader has no minimize maximise or close buttons in the top right corner on ubuntu 18.04 [04:22] I cant seem to find anything ubuntu specific in google search. [04:23] maybe it isnt ubuntu related. try search for soemthing gnome 3 related [04:26] Kira: if this is an ubuntu kernel it is very outdated. be sure to do a full-upgrade. [04:27] Kira: "df -h" tells you how full your file systems are [04:27] tomreyn Thanks i've been having a few problems with gnome 3 the last few days so it wouldnt surprise me. LibreOffice doesnt like gnome3 (gtk3) [04:27] MrCrackPotBuilde: what'S the issue with libreoffice (works fine for me on default ubuntu 18.04, though i have not used it much) [04:28] tomreyn, I'm no longer on that kernel. The issue is that depmod still finds some junk related to that kernel and tries to do stuff (unsuccessfully). [04:29] Kira: please post the url returned by: dpkg -l linux\* 2 >&1 | pastebinit [04:29] tomreyn are you using minimal install or standard? Im using the minimal and when trying to play audio it just failed crashes each time. I was getting quite annoyed as it worked fine outside of libreoffice and with a friends computer running an old version (16.04). I had installed all of the gstreamer plugins to no avail [04:29] what ended up solving the problem was a answer from stackexchange saying to uninstall gtk3 and install gtk2 [04:30] after doing that libreoffice no longer crashes and inserts and plays videos without any errors at all [04:30] MrCrackPotBuilde: i have ubuntu-desktop installed, since i want to run an ubuntu desktop [04:31] tomreyn sorry for the confusion. When you install ubuntu desktop your asked for a standard or full install or a minimal install [04:31] standard / full-install [04:31] uninstalling gtk3 sure sounds wrong if you're on default gnome based 18.04 [04:31] this comes with all the games and "bloatware" [04:32] it solved the problem [04:32] tomreyn, I just manually purged lots of stuff related to old kernels: https://bpaste.net/show/25cb7d6d529e [04:32] it surely introduced a lot more issues though [04:32] after uninstalling and installing gtk2 without any other modifications it works like a dream [04:32] so far i havent seen any [04:33] tomreyn, this is what `dpkg -l linux\*` looks like now: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/NQX43gcW9q/ [04:34] Kira: much better, but you really should have linux-image-4.4.0-141-generic version 4.4.0-141.167 [04:34] so you're still far behind [04:34] Kira: oh wait sorry, thats wrong [04:35] Kira: looks fine! i accidentially took this as kernel 4.4, not 4.15 which is what you have [04:36] MrCrackPotBuilde: which graphical desktop do you use then? [04:37] tomreyn, which is kinda odd [04:37] the man page of purge-old-kernels says apt is supposed to handle that automatically now. [04:38] And I've always used apt to update the kernel. [04:38] tomreyn gnome [04:38] Kira: doh, i didn't actually know this command, interesting. [04:39] Kira: indeed, normally apt should be removing any but the currently runnign and the latest two kernel images [04:39] that's unless they were marked as manually installed [04:40] Yeah, I never manually install a specific version of the kernel. [04:40] so "apt-mark showmanual | grep linux" should not list anything but meta packages [04:41] MrCrackPotBuilde: i doubt you'll survive long without gtk3, nor that you succeeded in uninstalling it without purging gnome. [04:41] not with apt without massively using --force, anyways [04:41] Kira: so all is good now? [04:41] tomreyn, yeah, only shows the meta packages now. [04:41] Kira: or is there still this error message? [04:42] tomreyn, I'll see, when linux-firmware gets updated again [04:42] or I should try to force reinstall linux-firmware and see if it triggers? [04:42] you could pruge + install it. [04:42] or just --reinstall install [04:45] odd, I still get those error messages. [04:46] so I still have /boot/initrd.img-4.4.0-103-generic for some reason. [04:46] Squarism: i think you can usually assume that binary packages made available via launchpad were built from source code that is available to inspect (but dont trust me there, better check for yourself!). does this mean that the source code or binaries are not malware? no, not at all, there is no vetting involved in ppa's. [04:46] tomreyn seems your right gtk3 is still installed however so is gtk2 strange. i wonder why i havent had any conflicting errors so far as its been a month now since it was changed [04:47] Kira: does 'ls' confirm this? [04:47] tomreyn, yes, I see it. [04:47] MrCrackPotBuilde: they can live side by side [04:47] update-initramfs was trying to generate it [04:47] but it looks incomplete (file size is waaay smaller than the other working kernels) [04:48] ah thats beautiful hahaha as long as my issue is fixed im not going to play around much with it i have a deadline to meet [04:48] Kira: if "dpkg -S /boot/initrd.img-4.4.0-103-generic" returns nothing then i'D just rm (-r) it. [04:48] as always with recursive deletes, be very careful. [04:49] MrCrackPotBuilde: cool, glad you fixed it. [04:49] i got to go, breakfast, bbiab [04:49] it seems online it was a common error. [04:52] tomreyn, this might be the answer to my problem: https://askubuntu.com/questions/759802/where-does-update-initramfs-look-for-kernel-versions === BenderRodriguez is now known as Foxhoundz === Foxhoundz is now known as BenderRodriguez [05:21] Kira: right, this may need manual clearing [06:02] hi [06:03] I booted into Ubuntu ISO [06:03] But I want to use btrfs subvol for ubuntu and not use a bootloader [06:03] How do I install Ubuntu from command line? [06:14] cswl: debootstrap [06:14] i wonder how you'll boot without a bootloader, though [06:14] Is there an automated process or is ti manual? [06:15] I mean skip the bootloader install which Ubiquity doesnt allow [06:15] debootstrap is automated, but partitioning, creating the chroot, bind-mounting virtual mounts and installing the boot loader isn't [06:17] Thing is I'm using btrfs subvols to install more than one distro.. and Im using rEfind [06:17] the alternative server installer allows for continuing if the bootloader failed to install. [06:17] I've already downloaded the full ISO hmm [06:17] i'm not very familiar with btrfs subvolumes. [06:18] Lets say it basically allows a directory to be mounted as a root [06:18] nor with rEfind [06:19] So I use the alternative installer? [06:19] i'm not sure whether any of the installers support btrfs subvolumes. maybe they do, maybe they don't. [06:19] none of them support refind [06:20] Guess I'll just stick to debbootstrap then [06:21] Whats the current 18.10 code.. for debbootstrap? [06:23] cswl: what do you mean by "the current 18.10 code"? [06:24] The "suite" option for debbootstrap [06:24] !18.10 [06:24] Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish) will be the 29th release of Ubuntu. Release annoucement at https://markshuttleworth.com/archives/1521 [06:24] "cosmic" [06:25] Okay it's on Retrieving Packages [06:40] Can anyone assist in modifying an ubuntu device mapper entry? [06:41] I started with an img on a usb stick so the lvm isn't using the full capacity [06:42] I have resized the logical volume and the partition successfully but the dmsetup table format I am not so sure about [06:44] Fresh install of Ubuntu 18.10, boot up, and am getting random freezing. Looks to be CPU lock ups soft lockup’s, then complete freezes which can only be resolved by hard resetting. I have an i5, 8th gen, nvidia gtx 1050, and intel integrated. Any help is appreciated. [06:46] Bustin: your graphics driver version please? [06:51] Lotuspsycheje, I can’t even get on long enough before a lock up to check, it’s whatever was installed ootb. I am pretty new to Linux, but am not wanting to go back to windows. [06:53] nouveau would be my guess [06:53] edit grub at boot to see if this fixes it. add this nouveau.modeset=0 [06:54] Is there a shortcut while booting to allow you to get to the boot menu to edit grub? [06:54] Bustin: i would suggest to enter your system with nomodeset, then install the nvidia driver from the ubuntu graphics ppa [06:54] !nvidia | Bustin [06:54] Bustin: For nvidia and matrox graphics cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VideoDriverHowto . For AMD/ATI graphics cards, see « /msg ubottu ati » and « /msg ubottu fglrxmissing » For the latest Nvidia drivers see https://launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa [06:54] !nomodeset | Bustin [06:54] Bustin: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter [06:55] !kernelparm | Bustin to edit grub [06:55] Bustin to edit grub: To add a one-time or permanent kernel boot parameter see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters [06:58] My particular alienware m17 r4 required nouveau.modeset=0 to even get past the installation screen. Then installing and disablling nouveau. to move forward. [06:59] madmangun: can you recall wich graphics chipset? [07:01] I'm running both arch and ubuntu 18.10 atm [07:01] in arch [07:01] CPU: Intel i7-6700HQ (8) @ 3.500GHz [07:01] /ossssssss/ +ssssooo/- GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Mobile [07:01] Nomodeset didn’t help my case [07:01] Still freezing [07:02] did you try my option Bustin? [07:02] nouveau.modeset [07:02] Oh, nouveau.modeset=0 didn’t work either madmangun [07:02] nouveau.modeset=0 [07:02] madmangun: we often see GTX users helped by installing latest nvidia drivers [07:03] Debian stretch 9 works ootb if that helps at all [07:05] Bustin: you could also test an LTS version of ubuntu as a test [07:06] look over your computer, anything else plugged in that we are not aware of? [07:08] Nothing at all madmangun, fresh install, new laptop. I read somewhere that I should try intel_idle.max_cstate=1 [07:09] nomodeset and disableing nouveau alltogether didn't help. leaning towards not a graphics issue causing the lockusp. need more information. [07:13] emkman: do you not just want to pvresize? [07:13] *grinds teeth... [07:14] Oh oh! I think nouveau.modeset worked, I had a typo, my bad. Not locking up within 30 seconds any longer. Madmangun [07:15] *fingers crossed Bustin. [07:15] Now, do I leave it? Or do I install nvidia proprietary drivers? [07:15] What do I do from here [07:15] Hangon Bustin. brb [07:16] Bustin: i would go for the nvidia drivers from the ubuntu graphics ppa [07:16] Bustin: see the nvidia factoid from earlier [07:16] sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa [07:17] I would suggest that PPA [07:18] Then sudo apt-install nobodies-driver ? Any specific version? [07:18] Nvidia-driver [07:18] Dang phone lol [07:18] What is the name of `grub` package on Ubuntu? [07:18] Bustin: latest or 410 or 396 [07:19] If you installed the ppa I suggested [07:19] 410 or 415 [07:19] Your graphics card shoudl be fine at the highest version 415. [07:19] After install, is it safe to remove the flag set in grub? [07:20] what flag? [07:21] Nouveau.modeset madmangun [07:22] Once you've installed the latest drivers you can remove that flag. WRITE IT DOWN. It's a default headache and you may need to use it down the road to boot back in [07:22] cswl: there are multiple, depending on architecture, boot mode (bios vs uefi), secure boot signed or not. [07:23] Every distro has the same issue with intel/nvidia duel boot systems. live cd's etc. that simple command (nouveau.modeset=0) works everytime for our computers. [07:24] Well, if I only knew that 6 hours ago, lol. [07:25] seriously right it down. works for fedora, opensuese, arch, centos, list goes on. slap that command at grub and your in. after that find a way to disable nouveau and run with intel or straight up nvidia [07:25] I know bustin I know. [07:30] Bustin if your in stick around and help out. [07:31] I will gladly! But now my wifi card is not detected, another journey! [07:34] omg, I gotta get up in 6 hours. computer model etc any info can help? [07:34] Also channel ##linux can be of good help to. [07:36] can you do a sudo systemclt status NetworkManager.service [07:45] systemctl [07:46] madmangun: dont you hate waking up forcefully :P [07:46] madmangun: familiar with Intel wireless ac-3165? Wifi not working [07:48] ac 3165 is supported by iwlwifi [07:49] Bustin: madman under 2 layers of blankets by now ;p [07:49] ah, thank you. [07:49] >< [07:50] ;p [07:50] Adjusting the thermostat for 1 layer [07:51] haha [07:51] Bustin: lspci -knnv | grep -iA6 wireless | pastebinit [07:52] nightmares cuddles nightmares [07:52] having issues with my network laptop with quad boot arch/ubuntu/windows 10 [07:53] trifecta of wtf on ssd and everything else on the terabyte drive and external drives. [07:54] madmangun: really? laptop with network issues, hmm i had that issue a bit recently [07:55] madmangun: was rather odd, now i cant remember if it was a desktop or laptop, but had all sorts of network issues with wind dual boot, im pretty sure it was a laptop [07:55] something around ipv6 and ipv4 i believe [07:56] tomreyn: https://pastebin.com/fAS5kKiL [07:57] ok [07:57] Bustin: does the network manager applet (top right corner on the panel) list the interface? [07:58] tomreyn: no, it says "wi-Fi Off" then in the drop down, has "turn on" "select network" and "settings". [07:58] If I turn on, it does notta. [07:58] stays off. [07:58] If I click "turn on", sorry. [07:58] Bustin: rfkill list | pastebinit [08:01] tomreyn: https://pastebin.com/p10KLkKn [08:02] Bustin: wireless and bluetooth are hard locked, meaning you either need to flip a real physical switch on your computer or a bios setting. [08:02] tomreyn: weird, must be a bios setting, there is no physical keyboard shortcut or switch. [08:03] Bustin: try: sudo rfkill unblock 0 [08:04] tomreyn: did it, still showing as off. [08:04] i assume rfkill still says HARD blocked for the wlan? [08:05] yes [08:05] check bios then. which computer model is it? [08:05] Lenovoa IdeaPad 330 (i5, 8th gen intel) [08:05] Lenovo* [08:05] note you may also have a Fn key combo there to unlock it, but usually this would only switch software [08:06] Yea, I see no fn + shorcut key labled. [08:06] labeled* [08:07] well, check the bios [08:09] Bios shows it as enabled as well. [08:09] Hmmm. [08:10] can you post the boot log: journalctl -b | pastebinit [08:12] one moment, joining on other laptop tomreyn [08:12] Bustin: ^ this, but also: is this system full up to date, are there any pending updates? [08:12] Whats the default users group in Ubuntu? [08:13] cswl: "users" [08:13] Ok.. Im done installing my Debootstrap [08:13] Need to setup user [08:13] tomreyn: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/xtVffqRhq4/ [08:16] So with Debootstrap.. I can install any flavor of Ubuntu hmm [08:19] tomreyn: still here, just disconnected on the other laptop. [08:19] Bustin_: there is a newer bios (version is 7ZCN29WW, you have 7ZCN28WW), upgrade is marked "urgent" https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/de/en/products/LAPTOPS-AND-NETBOOKS/300-SERIES/330-15ICH/81FK/downloads/DS504093 [08:20] the changelog doesn't menion wireless issues, though. i'll read on on your log, this will take some minutes [08:20] tomreyn: doesn't that have to be done via Windows? Will have to download / install :*( [08:20] Hmm it created a group called same as my user name [08:21] What else groups do I need to be in? [08:21] this bios update enables intel vt, which you most likley want if you're going to use virtualization such as virtualbox [08:21] Bustin: maybe via windows, read what it says on the README [08:22] tomreyn: yea, windows. [08:26] not supported via https://fwupd.org/lvfs/devicelist [08:27] i had a centos system, wanted to change it's partitions and it failed. now on my ubuntu i have added the disks to my ubuntu vm, and want to bring it back up. can i do that? it's some lvm thing that i should add and stuff, just don't know it's possible to recover my files or not and whether i should try? [08:29] Bustin: lines 302 ff. of http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/xtVffqRhq4/ are less than ideal, means the bios in its scurrent state may not have been tested with anything other than windows. you can use a workaround ... [08:29] http://iam.tj/prototype/enhancements/Windows-acpi_osi.html [08:30] cswl: it's normal / default for a user to be in a group named the same [08:31] No Im torn between a desktop enviroment haha [08:31] cswl: some suggestions for other groups: adm fax cdrom sudo dip plugdev lxd lpadmin sambashare libvirtd vboxusers [08:31] I added sudo.. ofc.. [08:31] other than sudo and adm you should cherry pick these groups, though [08:32] tomreyn: seems like an easy enough workaround, thank you. [08:32] Bustin: see if the wireless works with it out of the box. i'll take another look on the log later and tell you if i find more [08:33] tomreyn: sorry, did I miss something? WiFi works with what out of the box? The acpi fix? [08:33] Bustin: this isn'T really the place to discuss it (try ##windows - double hash) but you can also install windows to external media nowadays, and boot off it. [08:33] Bustin: i'm saying it might, giver it a try with the aci workaround. [08:33] *acpi === Tm_K is now known as Tm_T [08:35] senaps: given enough persistence, you should be able to recover the data this way. [08:35] I think I like the looks of budgie [08:35] senaps: that's if you can make these physical storages (from what i understand) available to the ubuntu VM [08:36] Umm `Unable to locate package ubuntu-budgie-desktop` [08:37] cswl: try without the trailing tick [08:38] Do I need to enable multiverse or something? [08:38] !universe [08:38] The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. [08:39] Okay its on universe [08:39] tomreyn: used the acpi workaround, still no dice for WiFi. Just curious, why would Elementary OS, Debian Stretch, and Linux Mint all detect the wireless out of the box, but not Ubuntu? Kernel versions / compiled drivers differ quite a bit? [08:41] Bustin: wich chipset is that? [08:41] The package is just budgie-desktop hmm [08:41] Oh well [08:43] Bustin: also keep in mind if you use a non-LTS version of ubuntu, not all things will work as expected [08:44] cswl: actually both ubuntu-budgie-desktop and budgie-desktop exist, and they may have different purposes [08:45] Ah it installs basic stuff liek audio [08:48] Bustin: are the acpi errors gone with the workaround in place? which windows version string did you end up with? [08:48] tomreyn: running journalctl -b and scrolling through, I saw a bunch of acpi errors still. It gave me Windows 2015 [08:49] and "cat /proc/cmdline" shows you set it to that? [08:49] tomreyn: "acpi_os=Windows 2015" - Yep [08:49] osi* [08:50] see also line 1913 of your earlier system log, this is a "kernel oops", a report by the kernel that an IRQ was not handled.by the firmware. [08:50] do you still see this on the currnet boot? if so, use the workaround discussed there. [08:51] and consider (even more now) the bios upgrade [08:52] I am leaning towards a bios update, and now since I have the tools to rid the halts, re-installing should be quite easy. But if the WiFi does not work, it will be a pretty useless install. Does the 18.04LTS version offer the "minimal install" that the 18.10 media provides? If not, is there a way to avoid "bloat"? Thank you. [08:53] hello guys [08:53] anyone here familiar with terminator emulator ? [08:53] Bustin: what do you consider to be "bloat"? [08:54] talx: best to ask your question to the channel, volunteers might take a look if they know it [08:54] talx: there is also a #terminator channel if you like [08:55] tomreyn: sorry, by "bloat", I just meant all the pre-installed software that is not installed when selecting "minimal install" with 18.10 [08:56] Bustin: not the best term to describe "full installation". ;-) you can do a minimal installation on 18.04 as well. [08:57] tomreyn: my mistake. I will give the LTS a go, will also do the suggested bios update. Thank you for pointing that out to me by the way. [08:58] Bustin: you're welcome. [09:10] tomreyn: 18.04LTS has wifi and no cpu lock-ups ootb, might be best to use this for a bit! [09:17] Bustin: cpu lock-ups? [09:18] oh, i hadn't seenyou reporting this previously [09:19] the acpi errors will probably still be present. and the unspecified bios security issues will surely be present until you upgrade. but it's possible that they are mitigated by ubuntu. [09:50] how can i change mynick@computer ====> happyme@computer? [09:50] badSophia: you will need to change the username of your user, if I'm not mistaken :) [09:51] thanks :) [09:52] Hello! [09:53] Is there an Qualcomm Snapdragon based laptop that runs Ubuntu well (easy to install and run) [09:57] tftp -gl i1 192.168.0.9 <---- can i know what it mean? [10:27] badSophia: run tftp (a simple way to transfer files) to the machine with the address 192.168.0.9, and then I'm not sure of the parameters because I don't have tftp myself atm [10:28] 192.168.0.9 ——> other or other —> 192.168.0.9? ekkelett ? === MuffinPimp_ is now known as MuffinPimp [10:31] badSophia: no, I don't think so. I can't see -g as an option, but there is -l which turns on literal mode. i1 is first, so it'd be the host parameter. [10:32] ekkelett: i don’t know what you mean? [10:32] badSophia: "tftp -l 192.168.0.9" would connect you to 192.168.0.9 using tftp [10:34] ah thanks :) [10:41] Hey all. Is there a way to replace one version of a package with another without doing a re-install of all dependencies? I added the ondrej PPA for some PHP bits a while ago, but now it seems I have libssl1.1 from the PPA and not official ubuntu repo! :/ [10:42] curl -o - -b 'tLargeScreenP=1; subType=pcSub; Authorization=Basic%20YWRtaW46YWRtaW40Mg%3D%3D; ChgPwdSubTag=true' 'http://192.168.0.100/‘ <— can i know what it mean? [10:45] badSophia: It's a HTTP request using curl. Read the curl docs and the docs for whatever service you have running on that IP. [10:46] And if that is your network router or something, change the username and password because you just pasted it to 1181 people! [10:47] whats the defult version of ansible in ubuntu 18.04 [10:49] nwe: 2.5.1+dfsg-1 [10:50] Gargoyle: i would reccomend the most vanilla way, and remove the ppa and make your system with default sources again [10:50] hmm okey :) thanks why Im asking is because I dont have any ubuntu server at the moment, but setting up one in aws with their default ubuntu image and got some error from ansible, and I think it was an older version of it that why ansible complains.. [10:51] is´nt default in apt 2.3 or something? === daniel is now known as Guest49258 [11:01] nwe: You are running ansibe ON the server, or are you trying to provision it with ansible? [11:08] "' === mkv is now known as m4v [11:20] tomreyn: https://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?315224-Dual-Band-Wireless-AC-3165-Plus-Bluetooth-!!!DISABLED!!&s=861e55b1834ee1aee12cf9970b36379f&p=1793818#post1793818 - This enabled WiFi on 18.10, everything is working great now. [11:21] tnx for the feedback Bustin we will let tomreyn know [11:21] Thanks for the help! === cpaelzer_ is now known as cpaelzer [11:23] Bustin: what ubuntu version? [11:24] jeremy31: 18.10 [11:24] 18.10 [11:24] Bustin I have a fix that works in the 4.15 kernel without the blacklist, as blacklisting ideapad-laptop might make some FN combos broken [11:26] jeremy31: do you know if it works for 4.18 [11:27] Bustin: I doubt it but I do have 4.18 source code on my Ubuntu laptop, what lenovo is it? [11:27] IdeaPad 330 - i5 8th gen [11:28] @ jeremy31 [11:30] Bustin: that one doesn't show in the quirk table from the upstream kernel [11:33] Bustin: just watch my github for an ideapad-laptop-4.18 https://github.com/jeremyb31 I will put instructions on the page. I won't be able to work on it for about 10 hours [11:33] jeremy31: thank you very much, I will keep an eye on it. [11:35] lenevo's always need bios updates and many come here with acpi issues [11:35] !acpi [11:35] to debug ACPI issues on ubuntu make sure your bios is up to date and follow the procedure here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingACPI [11:36] lotuspsychje: I don't think Lenovo has a BIOS update that fixes the hard block wifi status [11:46] jeremy31: worth a shot to see if they do [11:46] lotuspsychje: Bustin isn't that something TJ s script could help out with http://iam.tj/prototype/enhancements/Windows-acpi_osi.html [11:47] SimonNL: I tried the script, it chose "Windows 2015", restart did not resolve the acpi errors === hbx96 is now known as hbx96_ [11:50] Bustin: have you read the part after "Testing" [11:56] Bustin: thanks for the feedback, please file a bug report using "ubuntu-bug wireless" describing the issue and the workaround you found [11:56] SimonNL: I did not, will do now, and check back. [11:56] anyone know if there are any network monitoring tool similar to PRTG that can be installed on ubuntu? [11:57] tomreyn: thanks for the assistance. I will file a bug report. [11:57] Bustin: actually make that "ubuntu-bug linux" [11:58] tomreyn: will do. [11:58] irq 9: nobody cared, stuck =/ never ending! === hbx96_ is now known as hbx96 [11:59] anonymip: nagios and alternatives buiding on it, zabbix, icinga [12:00] ah, ok thanks tomreyn. I really love PRTG, butI would love it even more if there was a linux version [12:01] anonymip: that's not something we can help with in #ubuntu [12:01] yeah, I know [12:03] anonymip: if you like it colorful and 'responsive', maybe take a look at prometheus, too. [12:05] what I would like is that it's eaasy to install, preferably "apt-get instal" easy. [12:07] i only recommended monitoring solutions which are in ubuntu, so all of them can be installed this way [12:07] some may take a while to configure, though. [12:08] well, PRTG also take quite a while to configure. [12:12] also all of the aove are open source, and free. [12:16]