[00:07] hello, i'm struggling to configure a simple bridge under netplan for ubuntu 18.04 [00:08] i add the stanza for the bridge to the .yaml file but when i reboot the network is broken: i cannot ping anything other than the gateway, indicating a problem with the default route [00:08] ip r shows that there are two default routes, one for the eno1 adapter and one for br0 [00:09] i have researched numerous examples online and basically none of them work [00:10] to add more confusion, it looks like libvirt was also setting up its own bridge device, outside of netplan. i deleted it to keep things simple. [00:10] but it just seems like networking is a mess! [00:10] why would libvirt not simply use netplan to create a bridge? instead it has its own convoluted config [00:11] what does your route -n look like? [00:13] my system doesn't have route installed. this is ubuntu server [00:13] iprotue2 supercedes route and other tools [00:17] weird I have it on all my ubuntu installs. but you are right it says the same thing :) [00:35] When I turn my second monitor off, I want all the windows that were previously on that monitor to move to an available monitor [00:35] How do I make it do that? === Guest96_ is now known as shaggysi0 [00:43] leonardus, press winkey winkey, and the left bar should appear, with all desktops, and you can drag them to an active desktop [00:45] yeah but I want it to do that automatically [00:48] leonardus: i think when a screen is not joining the game, you need to let ubuntu know [00:49] minor help, i have installed kernel 4.19 & headers. But, when i boot- im still running 4.18 [00:50] subcool: did you use the !mainline method? [00:51] sudo apt install linux-(blah) [00:51] also did a dist-upgrade [00:52] there is no .19 in the repos. [00:53] i just installed ubuntu and installed sonarr radarr and plex but none can see my usb drive [00:53] i can access the usb drive fine from the desktop but none of the apps can see it [00:57] Is that the plex snap? [00:58] no [00:58] by default why can't these apps access the usb drive [00:59] usb drive is ntfs [01:06] that might be the culprit, not a posix filesystem to get permissions to === BrianG61UK_ is now known as BrianG61UK [01:14] oh. When I turn my second monitor off, Ubuntu still seems to think it's there. I can move my mouse to it. [01:14] is this a bug? [01:14] leonardus: no, the user is the boss of the system === RtMF is now known as QuinnStorm [01:14] leonardus: you need to let ubuntu know you use 1 screen [01:15] shouldn't it know that when it stops receiving a signal from the second monitor though? [01:16] basicly, no [01:16] leonardus: not everything is automatic, for example when you choose hdmi audio on external tv, you also need to change back after [01:16] it should know how many screens are connected at any given time right? when it boots up it has to figure that out at some point [01:16] then i would have no desktop left when i keep my machine running, with monitors off [01:20] leonardus: a logout or reboot can also do some magic [01:31] What is a good command-line backup program, preferably one with encryption support? I hate working with the intricacies of tar, zip, etc. [01:34] RandIter, your 2nd demand makes me wonder why comandline [01:34] for reproducibility [01:35] write a daily and weekly script? [01:36] What is a good command-line backup program, preferably one with encryption support? [01:36] !patience | RandIter [01:36] RandIter: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [01:37] dd, scp, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem#wiki_documented_utilities [01:39] OerHeks: Were you implying to generate a script using an UI? [01:39] RandIter: ...git && a LUKS volume via ssh? === qwebirc2255 is now known as tkcne [01:40] * QuinnStorm advises remembering that the same reason RAID is not a backup is why rsync isn't backup software [01:40] [and scp is right out :-P] [01:40] RandIter, that is up to you [01:41] can someone help me figure out why my keyboard backlight keeps coming back on after sleep? 18.10, setting option kbd_backlight=0 for the sony-laptop module works at boot, but not when waking up [01:41] there are tons of solutions, active, interactive === Alex4921 is now known as Guest71781 [01:48] hi there! has anyone got ssl worked with MAAS 2.4? [01:51] should be doable, https://docs.maas.io/2.4/en/installconfig-network-ssl [01:52] OerHeks: thank you OerHeks. i tried the docs using apache2, but it didn't work as expected. [01:54] i can login via ssl, but the dashboard stays empty with "Connecting… Unable to connect to: wss://192.168.0.11/MASS/ws" [01:56] OerHeks: so is duplicity good? Is there anything better? It may be good enough for me. [01:58] QuinnStorm: I do use git for code, but remote git repos are not big enough for use as a full file backup for my use case. [02:00] partlycloudy, you could reask in #ubuntu-server too, i read it takes some effort to make maar https safe https://askubuntu.com/questions/736126/using-https-with-maas-web-interface-login-redirects-to-http [02:00] Is vsftp server in ubuntu buggy [02:01] I cant upload file in anonymous mode [02:02] i have configured vsftp.conf [02:02] OerHeks: yes i came across that post too. sadly no answers to it. i will try #ubuntu-server. thank you! :-) [02:05] s̶u̶r̶e̶ ̶V̶S̶f̶t̶p̶ ̶i̶t̶ ̶i̶s̶ ̶b̶u̶g̶g̶y̶,̶ ̶y̶o̶u̶ ̶d̶o̶ ̶n̶o̶t̶ ̶m̶a̶k̶e̶ ̶m̶i̶s̶t̶a̶k̶e̶s̶ what guide did you follow? [02:18] hi [02:19] !rootirc | root__ [02:19] root__: It's not technically our business, but we'd like to tell you that IRC'ing as root is a Very Bad Idea (tm). After all, doing anything as root when root is not needed is bad, and especially bad with software that connects to the Internet. [02:19] root__: you should not IRC as root [03:38] just recantly (8 days ago) i could no longer connect to my wifi with my laptop running 18.04 but all my other devices can. i cant see the networks and when i try to connect to mine i keep on getting the message "activation of network connection failed" when it tries to connect [03:38] hello [03:39] Speed_: ubuntu version and chipset brand please? [03:39] 18.04, how can i find the chipset? [03:39] Speed_: sudo lshw -C network [03:40] product: Centrino Wireless-N 2230 [03:40] that? [03:40] Speed_: yes, does it mention a driver= at bottom? [03:41] driver=iwlwifi [03:41] Speed_: allright that looks good, is your system up to date? [03:41] yes [03:42] Speed_: could you open a terminal and : tail -f /var/log/syslog and disable wifi and re-enable again and pastebin the output plz? [03:45] https://pastebin.com/w0Qg9GGx [03:45] here [03:46] Speed_: did you try to reboot your isp modem/router yet? [03:47] im not sure, i can try that [03:47] Speed_: seems like your system is trying to connect/find your ssid but fails alot there === andyhuzhill_ is now known as andyhuzhill [03:48] i just rebooted the router [03:49] Speed_: seems like similar bug to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1720532 [03:49] Launchpad bug 1720532 in linux (Ubuntu) "WiFi connectivity drops randomly on Intel 8065" [Medium,Confirmed] [03:49] Speed_: can you recall when it started to go wrong? it worked before right? [03:49] Dwayne, it's here -- Vagina Loves Foreskin Gliding: https://www.bitchute.com/video/LaPsv463Whzw/ [03:49] !ops | pnkoos spam [03:49] pnkoos spam: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [03:50] yes [03:50] 8 days ago [03:51] i say 8 days ago because thats what my network manager says the conection was last used [03:51] Speed_: as a test you could also try to boot a previous kernel [03:51] i do that in grub? [03:51] Speed_: yeah [03:51] ok === andyhuzhill_ is now known as andyhuzhill [03:54] hi is this ubuntu [03:54] welcome kate2k8 what can we do for you? [03:55] ubuntu speaking [03:55] who is this? [03:56] well I have a windows question about gta V [03:56] yes, have you tried turning it on and off again? [03:56] yes [03:56] kate2k8: please no fooling around here [03:56] k [03:56] but Im being serious thp [03:56] tho [03:56] you should go to #windows [03:56] I thought this channel was better than #windows [03:56] serious tho [03:57] it actually isnt [03:57] even #winapi is more helpful than #windows [03:57] but its idle atm [03:57] maybe if I pretend im using ubuntu === andyhuzhill_ is now known as andyhuzhill [03:57] im back, it worked [03:58] hi im using ubuntu and my f11 etc keys act like fn is always on [03:58] how do I stop that [03:58] speed_: wich kernel are you under now please? [03:59] 4.15.0-39-generic [03:59] i just went to the last one i had installed [03:59] speed_: thank you for testing, are you sure its the kernel that made it work, or your modem reboot? [03:59] yes [03:59] speed_: ok mate, reboot back to latest and ill help you file a bug [04:00] i rebooted the router, and it didnt work, but only after switching kernals it worked [04:00] great [04:00] ok [04:00] if dr house can cure someone with a team consisting of a kid, an air hostess, and an old man then you should by that logic be able to fix my windows issue [04:00] kate2k8: if nobody actually helps you, Have you tried disabling fn keys in bios? [04:00] kate2k8: stop that please, your attitude will get you banned like that [04:00] but because youre too hung up on stupid rules you wont [04:00] dont be mean now [04:01] tried bios === pringles2 is now known as sonicwind [04:01] well they are, cause ##windows is bancucked [04:01] !ot | kate2k8 [04:01] kate2k8: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [04:01] kate2k8: you tried the bios and it did nothing? [04:01] ok ill register then [04:01] nope [04:02] Kumool: you too, please dont support offtopic [04:02] according to this, if I register with nickserv I can ask anything [04:02] (I think) [04:02] kate2k8: type /j #ubuntu-discuss [04:02] you are already registered if you joined this channel... [04:03] cant you just forget the daft rules for once [04:03] ok [04:29] wb speed_ [04:29] im back im on 4.15.0-43-generic now [04:29] speed_: allright, ubuntu-bug linux from terminal please [04:32] i got a send problem report prompt [04:32] speed_: yes, report the bug to launchpad, it will collect all your details there, you just add a description title [04:33] speed_: then desbribe your story in the bug, saying your chipset works under -39 kernel and not on -43 anymore [04:35] before i sent it, i switched back to the current kernal and now the wifi works, was it supposed to not work again? [04:35] thats weird [04:35] speed_: dont report if its working now [04:37] Full video of what transpired regarding Catholic High students - https://www.bitchute.com/video/J2hUNxRyZm8D/ [04:38] im confused because ive alreaddy tried rebootiting hte router and my laptop, but it started working after i swiched the kernals and it kept working even after i switched back [04:39] thnx for helping [04:39] speed_: no problem === sinner is now known as Guest50646 === Dreaman is now known as Blade [05:12] "We Shoulda Picked Our Own Cotton" (and other idiotic misunderstandings): https://www.bitchute.com/video/sutIaEUE6Npc/ === wodencafe is now known as upwoden [05:22] princessrayne: weird toupee [05:23] I'm having trouble completing the installation of ubuntu on my laptop due to GRUB related problems. My laptop only supports EFI booting but it appears the installer has only included the grub tools for installing for i386-pc and not x86_64-efi. Does anyone know how I would work around this? [05:25] dan2wik: i don't know that much .but can you try installing grub manually [05:26] Does you ubuntu boots after install [05:26] dan2wik: what makes you think it only supports UEFI? [05:27] matsaman :do you know how to get sound working in chroot enviroment [05:28] The install does not complete if I let it install grub automatically so I'm running 'ubiquity -b' and trying to install grub through a chroot but I need the EFI version but its not letting me install that. [05:30] matsaman, This laptop does not have any CSM settings in bios. Everything is EFI related. If a boot fails I end up at an EFI prompt. [05:30] dan2wik: gross === upwoden is now known as wodencafe [05:30] dan2wik: what media is your install image on? [05:31] A usb drive. === tulsi is now known as Guest55676 [05:33] I was hoping it would be a pretty straight forward install but it seems the wifi also doesn't work so I'm stuck with no bootloader and no internet. [05:37] dan2wik: what model 'puter? [05:39] A Leader SC406 === sinner is now known as Guest93945 [05:43] The motherboard is about the size of my palm so I wasn't expecting much, I was just hoping to make it more useful than it is with windows on it. [05:46] dan2wik: might want to read through https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI === sanroot is now known as sad [05:57] i can't upload files to vsftp server in anonymous mode [05:57] It say no write permission but i config vsftp to allow anon upload === shawn is now known as Guest68994 [06:21] !ping [06:21] pong! [06:31] hi ubuntu ... [06:31] i have installed vpn riseup but dont know how to setup it? [06:38] The lack of internet is a huge hinderance. Seems the SDIO wifi card has no drivers available at all because a firmware file isn't available for it. [06:38] I guess I'm reverting to windows and giving up. [06:55] I get the sense that ~/.local/bin is suppose to be in $PATH, yet it is not [06:56] export PATH=/home/jk/.local/bin does nothing [06:56] i mean it in fact appears to overwrite PATH [06:58] it appears I was looking for PATH=$PATH:newPath1:newPAth2 export PATH [07:07] are there suppose to be values in ~ directory by defualt? [07:07] for $PATH === sinner is now known as Guest2746 [07:28] Hi. I have problem with UHD library on Ubuntu 18.10. Here is the output https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/fpdxzXQsky/ [07:28] Does anyone know whats going on ? [07:29] heya [07:29] trying to calibrate touch screen, but what a weird thing https://pastebin.com/B3JNw0Eg [07:29] two lines of libinput Calibration Matrix :D [07:53] hi i need help to install SQL developer software on linux.. please guide [07:53] ( Trigga Trigga - Take The Red Pill ) ( https://www.bitchute.com/video/5hwxdq90hVKn/ ) [07:55] !info sqldeveloper-package bionic [07:55] Trigga Trigga - Take The Red Pill: https://www.bitchute.com/video/5hwxdq90hVKn/ [07:55] sqldeveloper-package (source: sqldeveloper-package): Oracle SQL Developer Debian package builder. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 0.5.4 (bionic), package size 31 kB, installed size 135 kB [07:57] snake-venom: sqlite, postgresql, mariadb [08:03] i installed it already.. after this i am not getting what to do .. confussed.. [08:04] matsaman, sorry did not get you .. i am trying to install SQL developer software to connect with oracle. === sinner is now known as Guest1563 [08:06] snake-venom: I was looking it up for my reference because the packages.ubuntu.com site was saying it wasn't there. === robot_ is now known as Guest33472 [08:59] hello guys [09:00] I've set static ip to my ubuntu but when I do systemctl restart networking it won't change the ip === dan_ is now known as Guest8481 [09:35] hi [09:35] anyone here? [09:36] ?? [09:36] need help? [09:36] need help!!!\ [09:36] !ask | iraf [09:36] iraf: 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 [09:37] i'm having a problem with my tab autocpmpletion!!! [09:37] also the arrow keys are not working in terminal [09:38] lotuspsychje, [09:41] i'm having a problem with my tab autocpmpletion!!! also the arrow keys are not working in terminal.. anyone?? [09:41] arrow keys just print values like ^[[A instead of actually moving cursor, or showing command history. [09:42] iraf: do they work inside gnu screen? [09:42] iraf: iraf as in the software for astronomers? which shell? [09:43] maybe you're using iraf not linked against gnu readline [09:44] iraf its a software i just put it as my name.. [09:44] yeah astronomer [09:44] tarzeau, [09:45] i know about the software [09:45] we've got users here at ETH Zurich [09:45] hi [09:46] hi [09:46] so I want to retain cache of packages for docker image [09:46] using ubuntu:bionic [09:47] iraf: What terminal are you using? [09:49] this is apt-config dump : https://termbin.com/3hki [09:50] Not sure wy it is removing stuff - but nothing is in /var/cache after install [09:51] vlt, ubuntu terminal [09:53] iraf: The one you get when you press Ctrl+Alt+t, for example? [09:53] I was asking earlier about installing xubuntu to a usb drive. [09:54] Someone suggested using unetbootin and "persistant storage" which I just tried [09:54] vlt, its general ubuntu terminal.. pardonme i dnt have much knowdge [09:54] xubert: you can use dd as well [09:54] It was new to me, but after trying it seems that it does not retain settings and I am not sure about it retaining installed software [09:55] jee1mr: you mean "installing" to USB or writing an iso to a usb drive? [09:55] hello. does ubuntu have a 64bit build for arm8 "raspberry 3+" ? [09:55] My end goal is to be able to install xubuntu to a usb drive and run it completely from the usb drive, be able to change settings and install aps and have them there next time i boot that usb [09:56] !arm | nuxil [09:56] nuxil: ARM is a specific (RISC) processor architecture used in a variety of applications such as handhelds and networkdevices. For more information see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM . For ARM specific support, stop by the #ubuntu-arm channel. [09:57] oh thanks :) [09:57] xubert: okay. I don't think you can "install" directly. You might have to boot first before you can install. But your requirement is supported by Ubuntu. You can run ubuntu out of a usb with persistent storage. [09:58] jee1mr: I am pretty sure its possible, though not positive. [09:58] jee1mr: I had tried to "manually" install xubuntu to a USB drive, and the partitioning structure was like this http://www.techoism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/lsblk-1.png [09:59] vlt, its xterminal [09:59] it installed just fine but would not boot, I am thinking its because I didnt do the partitioning correctly, here is a screen shot from MiniTool Partition Wizard https://pasteboard.co/HXlRL7X.png [10:00] In the second screen shot the /boot directory/paritition is marked as bootable, that seems to be one problem, the other might be the partitions are showing up as "gpt" vs "primary" (and I still dont understand what a gpt parittion is compared to a primary pertition [10:04] xubert, try look how raspberry does. they install the system on a a sdcard. [10:04] i think the idea is pretty much the same [10:05] https://elinux.org/RPi_Easy_SD_Card_Setup [10:08] hi what's the best way to prepend a chunk of multi-line texxt to the start of a file? [10:09] banisterfiend: depends on what exactly you're trying to achieve === bs_ is now known as bs [10:09] legreffier inserting a copyright notice to the start of a bunch of *.c files [10:09] banisterfiend: sed is the easiest way to go I guess [10:09] iraf: I don't know "xterminal". Does it have a "Help" menu and "Info"? [10:09] oh there's tool to do that [10:09] legreffier i'm finding sed not easy at all unfortunately :/ [10:10] legreffier really ? cool, do you know what it's called? [10:10] sed and awk, oldschool stuff :) [10:11] banisterfiend, try #bash i bet you get some answer with using sed or awk [10:13] banisterfiend: copyright-update [10:14] legreffier thanks [10:14] legreffier btw is there a way to get bash for-loops working with null separated strings? [10:15] nuxil: thats a great idea, hadnt thought of that, will take a look. cheers mate! [10:17] xubert, there are several guids to build custom images .. one that i used was https://github.com/drtyhlpr/rpi23-gen-image a set of scripts. but also https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RaspberryPi#Booting_generic_arm64_ISO_images might be usefull for info on how its done. [10:17] banisterfiend: lol I have no idea, if the approach gets too weird, change approach maybe [10:18] banisterfiend, you might want to look at proper script solutions. like python or something sane.. else you end up with crazy bash script containing sed|awk and whatnot :p [10:19] nuxil hehe it's primarily a c++ code base so dont really want to introduce another language dependency tbh :) [10:19] but i might consider it if bash script turns insane [10:21] banisterfiend, http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/sigil_cycle.png :D [10:22] cute [10:25] i'm having a problem with my tab autocpmpletion!!! also the arrow keys are not working in terminal.. anyone?? arrow keys just print values like ^[[A instead of actually moving cursor, or showing command history. [10:25] iraf: which terminal? rxvt-unicode? [10:25] iraf: I don't know "xterminal". Does it have a "Help" menu and "Info"? [10:26] echo $TERM [10:33] hello, i try to figure out why a program is suddenly away from desktop (not visible, no window) but its running! even xlsclients display die programm ("xchat" ) [10:36] When connecting to work via VPN I cannot access any internal sites, like Intranets and Wikis etc ... Windows users don't have this issue so it doesn't seem to be a problem with the VPN server. The VPN administrator said he doesn't have any idea why this is happening in Ubuntu 18.04. [10:37] Hi. I am using simple scan in ununtu 14.04. I modified the brightness and contrast levels. Is there a way to transfer these settings to another ubuntu machine? [10:37] I can't find the config file for simple scan. [10:38] interrobangd_: "minimized" to the system tray? some programs can do that. is there an icon? [10:38] zetheroo: might be a dns/route/vpn client configuration problem [10:39] blackflow, no icon - now window, but its running [10:39] Selfsigned: most likely. But I am not a networking guru so don't know how to troubleshoot this. [10:39] any way to bring it back again? [10:39] i am using cinnamon desktop [10:39] zetheroo: first check if the domains resolve [10:40] interrobangd_: if you can't alt-tab to it and there's nosystray icon, then no idea, sorry. [10:40] Selfsigned: the don't (using ping) [10:41] check which dns server you're using (nmcli dev show) [10:42] you can use nslookup or dig to make dns queries and diagnosis this [10:43] IP4.DNS[1]: 192.168.188.1 [10:43] that? ^ [10:45] I should've told you to do "nslookup " and see if it returns an Address before but whatever === tulsi is now known as Guest7029 [10:49] Sorry for being confusing, I guess I shoud've slept more :| Did nslookup return an address other than the dns server? [10:49] This made cache work again: Binary::apt::APT::Keep-Downloaded-Packages "true"; [10:50] Selfsigned: no worries - thanks for the help. [10:51] SeTunTun: https://git.io/fhz8n this might help for Simple-scan [10:54] SimonNL, thanks this helps but i can't find where should this file be alocated [10:54] ? [10:56] i mean... should this be anywhere in my personal folder? or in usr?... [10:59] vlt, it is gnome terminal [11:00] Selfsigned, GNOME Terminal! [11:02] ok, I took a look over raspi pages on how they create bootable sdcards but to be honest my head hurt after that, that is, i think its a bit over my head. [11:02] :) [11:03] no one said it be easy ;) [11:03] nuxil: thanks though, I dont mean to sound ungrateful [11:03] hii [11:04] i get you.. it a bit much technical stuff [11:04] very truen. But what is still killing me is, why isnt it working to install directly to a USB drive? It seems that, using the included installer, I should be able to install to "another drive" (in this case a usb flash) and use it [11:04] SeTunTun: https://askubuntu.com/questions/363288/how-can-i-read-gsettings-values-from-a-filesystem-backup/368160#368160 check this out [11:05] And I have *installed* it to a usb drive, but then the install i did was not bootable. [11:06] I could have sworn there was a way to make a drive "bootable" with fdisk but haven't found it yet (maybe because I am not remembering things correctly) [11:06] xubert, you did set correct boot disk in bios? or in disk boot menu whne you start pc? [11:06] usaly F8 or something when pc starts [11:07] i'm having a problem with my tab autocpmpletion!!! also the arrow keys are not working in terminal.. anyone?? arrow keys just print values like ^[[A instead of actually moving cursor, or showing command history. [11:08] iraf: Where did you read "xterminal"? [11:08] iraf: type "ps -p $$" [11:08] xubert: are you trying to boot in uefi mode or legacy? [11:09] vlt, sorry .. it is actually GNOME terminal [11:09] it's ill-advised to use debian .deb files right? here is what i need for ubuntu: https://www.oki.com/us/printing/support/drivers-and-utilities/?id=46252701FZ01&tab=drivers-and-utilities&productCategory=color-multifunction&sku=62441904&os=ab33&lang=ac2 [11:09] PID TTY TIME CMD [11:09] 3959 pts/25 00:00:00 csh [11:09] is there a package somewhere? [11:10] vlt, ` [11:10] nuxil: yes, of that I am sure. I did (F12 on my comp) and got to the boot menu, where, among other things was the option to boot my usb drive [11:10] iraf: you're not using bash, maybe there's a setting for csh you need to set [11:10] EriC^^: to be honest I still dont wholly understand that part of things [11:10] iraf: try typing "bash" and see if autocomplete works i guess [11:10] xubert, ok.. [11:11] xubert: type "sudo parted -ls" with the usb plugged in and paste in a pastebin [11:11] EriC^^: Would booting UFEI be something I set on the USB installation or a bios thing? [11:11] EriC^^, hes trying to make a independend OS on a usb stick. much like how rapsberry does it with their sdcard [11:11] vlt, thank youuuu its working [11:11] xubert: BIOS, but you need to have the proper settings/bootloader on the usb [11:12] indeed [11:12] EriC^^: ok, well I am pretty sure UFEI in my bios. Does it help, information wise, that I am able to boot various pre-made live distros just fine? [11:12] sorrry [11:12] EriC^^, thank youu [11:13] xubert: sort of [11:13] EriC^^, its working now.. thank u very much [11:13] iraf: no problem, glad it's working [11:13] EriC^^, :) [11:14] EriC^^: I booted back into windows so I cant do the parted thing at the moment, will need to reboot into the xubuntu live copy I have. In the meantime, this might give some of the info you were asking about regarding parted output https://pasteboard.co/HXlRL7X.png [11:14] xubert: the usb is the 30gb one? [11:15] EriC^^, between how can i set bash terminal as my default terminal [11:15] EriC^^: yes [11:15] ready! thanks a lot SimonNL [11:15] xubert: type "chsh" [11:15] sorry that wasnt for you [11:15] EriC^^: I noticed that the types are "gpt" and neither of the 32gb drive partitions have a "bootable" status [11:16] iraf: type "chsh" , make sure you're not calling it via ~/.bashrc or similar already [11:17] xubert: you're using gpt partition table, which is the uefi standard, you need an efi partition though to boot with uefi, but your windows seems legacy, so if you want legacy booting you need a bios-boot partition so ubuntu can use gpt+legacy, also the 2nd partition seems odd is it encrypted? [11:18] EriC^^: ah yes, that was one of my requirements, I wanted an lvm encrupted setup... just to comlicate things further ;) [11:19] I am trying to connect to mongo shell on ubuntu 16.04 but it is always showing me this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/HMFQycN26d/ [11:19] please help!! [11:19] EriC^^: ok, so regarding a bio-boot partition, is there a point in the xubuntu install that gives that option? When I installed i noticed after the fact that it was gpt but dont remember expressly specifying that during the install [11:20] xubert: it might have already been so, i guess the installer bugged out and didnt create a bios-boot partition [11:21] xubert: you could recreate the partition using fdisk from scratch and reinstall using the default settings and it should work [11:21] EriC^^: ok, will give that a try. btw, Is that something that I can just install like i did before and then change/convert with something like say gparted? [11:22] xubert: not sure what you mean, you mean to convert the install as is? without reinstallation? [11:23] EriC^^: well convert the partition from gpt to bios or whatever using gparted [11:23] xubert: sure fdisk/gdisk can do that i think, under expert or transformation menu [11:23] EriC^^: I am pretty sure I noticed before the option to convert something to something within gparted, can't remember what exactly though [11:23] sudo fdisk /dev/sdX and follow the menu [11:24] ah, i dont know, i've barely used gparted tbh [11:24] can i just use .deb files meant for debian in ubuntu? [11:24] egrain: the saying goes, "if you have to ask, then probably it's a bad idea" [11:24] EriC^^: sweet, ok, so i have a few options. Well i think i will start with your manual partitioning suggestion then go from there. Thanks mate! [11:25] EriC^^, it showing like this Changing the login shell for iraf [11:25] Enter the new value, or press ENTER for the default [11:25] Login Shell [/bin/csh]: [11:25] xubert: cool, no problem [11:25] i need to install an oki mc562w scanner, but the oki page only gives me files meant for debian or redhead. what do i do now? [11:26] iraf: type "/bin/bash" and press enter [11:29] Hello [11:29] I'm using Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. Changed my Wi-fi card. My new one is: Intel 7265. My system started to freeze randomly. Think there's an issue with the network card. What can I do? [11:30] EriC^^, yes done.. wht next? [11:30] arndff: have you identified particular circumstances that cause it to freeze? [11:31] Nah, mate. It happens randomly I think... [11:32] Last time it happened was when I clicked on: Show applications icon and then my system has frozen. [11:32] When trying to start a steam game called BYTEPATH I get this error: This program requires a graphics card and video drivers which support OpenGL 2.1 or OpenGL ES2 [11:32] Any ideas? [11:33] My graphics card can handle 2.1 definitely [11:33] arndff: I've noticed the same thing with 7265 - thought it was kernel versions but it's hit everything from about 4.17 to 5.0-rc2 ... it seems to be related to a wifi event of some kind but never pinned it down, and never any clues in the logs [11:33] nekoseam: does "glxgears" work? [11:33] hi guys [11:33] can I ask you some question? I a total noob when it comes to linux [11:33] EriC^^: yes [11:34] TJ-: so what am I supposed to do with it...? [11:34] I have an Intel HD 4000 which was made in like the mid 2010's I believe. I'm 99% sure it can handle OpenGL 2.1... [11:34] My previous one was Broadcom. The bluetooth doesn't work. With Intel's one, it's fine but laptop has started to freeze... [11:34]