[00:07] hello [00:07] hey [00:07] hows life [00:07] lol [00:07] why [00:08] do you help me? [00:08] please [00:08] !ask | gilang [00:08] gilang: 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 [00:08] ok === sinner is now known as Guest65032 === sinner is now known as Guest35407 [00:27] Hello, I made some edits without backup to my vimrc (*facepalm* https://pastebin.com/1j5nCVd3), and now when ever I open a file, vim writes ----Autocommands---- and then some of the inoremaps in the file. [00:28] I am a little bit at a loss for how I would solve this. Correction: this is nvim. [00:35] drvanon: rename it something else, fix it, rename it back to .vimrc [00:36] blackflow: The issue is that I am at a loss for why it is printing to the terminal. [00:37] Nvim works just fine, except for that when it runs, I am shown what nvim has written and then I can access my files. [00:37] drvanon: the folks in #vim might know more [00:38] Found the issue! https://vi.stackexchange.com/questions/13939/vim-prints-options-on-quit [00:38] blackflow: thanks [00:39] hello, I installed ubuntu on a flash drive but somehow GRUB got installed on the host drive (which only had Windows on it), and now the only way to boot anything is to manually tell BIOS to boot from the USB drive. what should I do? somehow I have to reinstall GRUB on the host drive, re-scanning for OSes, but not actually install ubuntu anywhere. does the live boot USB do that? [00:45] steve_, when you install ubuntu, it asks you where to install grub's bootloader (listing a device, usually first hdd/sdd). windows has commands to restore/replace it's own MBR (fixboot/fixmbr) so I'd use that to restore your hdd's MBR if you want it back to windows only [00:49] why would you want windows back [00:49] guiverc, thanks I didn't know windows could replace the MBR, I thought windows explicitly didn't allow that to mess with people that use Linux. unfortunately the windows install on the host drive is broken (can't boot) so that won't happen anyway. My hope is the ubuntu live USB can reinstall grub, I guess I just have to try [00:53] guiverc it was super weird, I was defintely not asked where to install GRUB, and I did select the "Something Else" option to manually partition/format/assign the drives, and this is not the first time I've used that live USB to install ubuntu. oh well. [00:53] if you see grub, you can enter the commands to boot your windows ; then use the appropriate windows commands to restore it. [00:54] the question is easily overlooked as it's low on screen -- lots of people miss it; as 95%+ of installs the value doesn't need change (You are in the minority & had to take note) [00:54] you would get the option where to install the bootloader, at some point [00:54] guiverc, there's a command line in windows to restore the bootloader? too bad the windows install is so FUBAR it can't even boot into safe mode [00:55] whatever I'll just try the live stick, thanks everybody [00:55] your windows recovery media can be booted & will fix it... but that's offtopic here [00:56] if you see grub, you can boot your windows by chainloading to the partition it's on [01:00] steve_, if you look at https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2230300 entry matthew_bird 19-jun-2014 contains commands to boot a windows; adjust it to match your system (assuming you get grub) [01:01] there was also info in that about fixing the mbr using windoze, but the command needed varies on your version.. [01:03] ubuntu is great [01:03] windows 10 says i cant use some programs because i dont meet the requirements [01:03] and that program on ubuntu does not care [01:04] and it works [01:04] with no problems [01:04] yes, bug 1 [01:04] bug 1 in Ubuntu Malaysia LoCo Team "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1 [01:05] i have asked about adding android, but that was not a good idea [01:06] i use genymotion and it does not work in windows 10 [01:06] but it does with ubuntu [01:07] it only wont work in windows 10 because i have old pc [01:08] but ubuntu makes it feel like my pc is newer [01:10] you could go back to windows 8 [01:10] what would that do [01:10] my pc shipped with windows 7 [01:14] I have been using ubuntu for 10 years, I would never want to go back to windows [01:15] :) [01:16] my old pc had windows xp [01:16] but that pc quit working [01:18] When i bought this laptop brand new, it had windows 10 brand. The first thing i did when I got home was to delete windows and install ubuntu studio [01:18] the only reason i need windows is because it cant play roblox [01:18] but i dont even have windows installed [01:18] only ubuntu [01:18] Hi, any package maintainers around that might want to pick up python-certbot package and update it to 0.28? [01:19] Because looks like a TLS disaster waiting to happen [01:19] when certbot start to fail to renew certificates in a few weeks. [01:22] disco gives 0.28 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-certbot , but you can certainly file a SRU to speed things up [01:22] !sru [01:22] Stable Release Update information is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates [01:29] hello [01:29] for some reason i cant join the winehq channel [01:29] with xchat [01:29] i click join channel and type winehq [01:30] but it does not join [01:30] Hiddendude, whit vers of ubuntu you have ? [01:30] ubuntu 18.04.1 lts [01:30] you get some message , register perhaps? [01:30] !register [01:30] For information on registering your IRC nick, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - For any further help, ask in #freenode. [01:31] #winehq :Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services - see https://freenode.net/kb/answer/registration [01:31] thats what it says [01:32] so yes [01:32] good, it is not expensive [01:32] well i would buy it but have no way of doing digital purchases [01:32] So these is a bug report for the certbot on launchpad for the last 10 days, but it is still unassigned. How do you upgrade that bug report to a SRU? [01:32] but i have cash [01:33] krugger, confirm that bugreport, unless you filed it [01:33] Hiddendude, it is free [01:33] oh [01:33] i thought you meant it cost money [01:34] by saying its not expensive [01:34] It is confirmed. [01:34] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-certbot/+bug/1812366 [01:34] Launchpad bug 1812366 in python-certbot (Ubuntu) "outdated version, please update" [Undecided,Confirmed] [01:34] krugger: this package is in universe. [01:35] imported / synched from debian, it seems [01:35] only disco gives 0.28 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-certbot [01:35] Yes, that means all the bionic and cosmic will break in a few days when they try to renew the certificates. [01:36] I am getting emails about it from Lets Encrypt, just like the original bug reporter [01:36] krugger: got some link to read up on how it will break? [01:37] https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/how-to-stop-using-tls-sni-01-with-certbot/83210 [01:38] Support for TLS-SNI-01 has been discontinued, because of security vulnerabilities. [01:38] thanks [01:39] There are alteratives, but I am not sure what will happen in a few days. [01:40] there is a ppa https://launchpad.net/~certbot/+archive/ubuntu/certbot [01:41] that gives .28 for bionic [01:42] But it will not be fixed for the LTS release without PPA? [01:43] it can be fixed, by your confirmation [01:43] not unless soemeone who uses the software or cares enough about it does an SRU [01:43] s/or/and/ [01:43] jups [01:44] hmm occasionally on this old computer i got xubuntu on im getting the sound kinda like pausing and unpausing real fast [01:44] It's an old imac maybe it's a drivers thing? [01:44] talk on the vuln for TLS-SNI-01: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhSOAk69JlM [01:46] or it's a firefox thing im not sure [01:47] but i think i heard it outside firefox [01:53] hmm i did find this https://wiki.debian.org/PulseAudio [01:53] maybe this is it === BrianG61UK_ is now known as BrianG61UK [02:30] hey === Dreaman is now known as CrackerJack [02:44] what is recommended? run apps as their user or change to myself? like i installed plex server and it has own user plex. should i change the user to me? [02:46] it is better to run plex as its own 'user' than root [02:50] hmm nice howto for systemd https://forums.plex.tv/t/change-what-user-plex-runs-as/53586/11 [02:51] i saw that before [02:51] shows how to change the user. i changed the user to my login [02:51] is that root? [02:52] i see what you mean. i chnaged all the apps to run as my local user. sonarr radarr sabnzbd plex tautulli hdhomerun [02:53] a bit new to linux.. very strange compared to windows [02:53] its a service, that starts at boot [02:54] morning/evening folks, what's the proper procedure to switch back to ifupdown on 18.04 LTS? [02:54] so running under your user takes away that advantage, connecting remotely [02:54] did n't put any of the users as root [02:54] connecting remotely? [02:55] what do you mean [02:56] Plex is a streaming media server that lets you organize your video, music, and photo collections and stream them to all of your devices at anytime and from anywhere. [02:56] so, other machines, smart tv, tablet, phone [02:56] i think you misunderstood [02:57] did n't put any of the users as root = correct, it runs as plex. [02:58] https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/RkdmEBPf/ [02:58] there is an option to choose the user the apps runs as [02:59] if i just upgraded my DDR3 RAM to 16GB on my 18.04 box, do I need to add more swap than 8.5GB? [03:01] Deihmos, correct, that forum post talks about that too [03:02] So it seems Ubuntu 18.10 has broken luks+zfs. I upgraded a working 18.04 to 18.10 and it failed to boot. Booting with Live Image allows me to mount the luks encrypted volumes and import them with zpool. The data is intact. The problem is (seems to be) crypt initramfs stuff isn't included in the initramfs because it doesn't know about ZFS. [03:02] Anyone got pointers on how to fix this. I tried forcing it and it still won;t decrypt the volumes at boot. just drops to busy box [03:25] stront2: in initramfs, "echo $REASON" to find out why it failed [03:28] in case you booted off a live system to recover, make sure crypttab and fstab have proper uuids, you have a grub variant installed which supports cyptomount (that's if /boot is encrypted) - the secure boot signed one doesn't (dpkg -l grub*) [03:29] tomreyn: boot isn't encrypted. [03:29] oh okay, then i guess it's just a zfs issue, and i don't know muzch about zfs [03:30] I will try the echo $REASON next time i reboot that machine (I am working on trying to fix it now) thanks. But i am pretty sure the problem is the luks crypt stuff refusing to install into the initramfs because it doesn't know ZFS. [03:33] stront2: you can inspect initramfs contents using, e.g.: lsinitramfs /boot/initrd.img-4.18.0-14-generic [03:34] sbin/cryptsetup would be needed [03:34] also lib/cryptsetup/askpass [03:38] and conf/conf.d/cryptroot to actually make the decryption happen [03:38] .. [03:38] hello [03:44] or use unmkinitramfs to unpack an initramfs [03:44] i mean the initrd, not just the initramfs [03:45] tomreyn: ok, will look at that [03:46] Hey all [03:48] stront2: unmkinitramfs /boot/initrd.img-$(uname -r) /tmp/initrd; cd /tmp/initrd; cat main/conf/conf.d/cryptroot [04:08] tomreyn: this is what update-initramfs emits immediatley after i upgraded. http://dpaste.com/2210CB8 [04:12] tomreyn: contents of cryptroot inside the initramfs: http://dpaste.com/3W868GE [04:17] stront2: you can get a better idea of the context update-initramfs prints its warnings in if you run it with -v and redirect output to a file (to review later). e.g.: mkdir /tmp/initramfs; update-initramfs -vc -k $(uname -r) -b /tmp/initramfs &>/tmp/initramfs.out [04:18] stront2: generally, if it prints warnings that's a good hint that booting will fail, you want to get this right. if you're operating in a chroot, make sure you have all the needed virtual file systems bind mounted into the chroot. [04:19] tomreyn: will do. none of the crypt files you mentioned before are in the initramfs. just cryptroot and crypttab [04:19] i'm surprised that you would have two rootdev's, but maybe that's just me not getting zfs. [04:19] tomreyn: yes i am in a chroot, i spent time making some scripts to mount everything consistently so that should be ok. [04:20] tomreyn: well my root bev is a mirrored ssd. so i need both devs running so zfs can start the mirror. [04:20] but cryptsetup is installed, right? [04:20] i see [04:20] yes its installed, just not being inserted into the initramfs [04:21] this is a setup thats worked without issue since 2017, and i upgraded through multiplke ubuntu's with it. [04:21] oh right the error reported by update-initramfs is actually from cryptsetup, sorry [04:21] So something has changed since 18.04 to 18.10 which alters this behaviour. [04:26] tomreyn: http://dpaste.com/0DZHKPG is the verbose update-initramfs [04:27] stront2: is zfs-initramfs installed? [04:28] yes it is installed. I am going to try and force crypt into the initramfs by setting CRYPTSETUP=y in /etc/cryptsetup-initramfs/conf-hook [04:29] https://www.medo64.com/2019/01/booting-encrypted-mirror-zfs-on-ubuntu-1810/ looks like a good how-to, maybe proof read your configuration based on it. [04:30] i understand what you're saying this used to work on previous releases and stopped after upgrading to 18.10. sometimes such can be caused when previously deprtecated configurations were still supported but then support was dropped. [04:30] Thanks for the link. all i was able to find in days of searching was 18.04 or earlier guides. [04:30] (i'd expect such to be mentioned in the release notes, though) [04:32] yw [04:34] tomreyn: actually i am suspicious. the warning he shows are from 18.04 output and not 18.10 specifically he shows no warning about not "The initramfs image may not contain cryptsetup binaries nor crypto modules." [04:34] stront2: hmm don't you have linux-modules-$(uname -r) installed? line 5 of http://dpaste.com/0DZHKPG suggests you don't. [04:34] which i am convinced is the issue. [04:35] 4.18.0-10 is also outdated [04:36] tomreyn: just checked, yes thats right. not installed. Which isn't good. This state is immediately after the upgrade process. [04:37] was it installed previously? [04:37] I will see what a system update inside the chroot will do. But first i will snapshot my drives so i can recover if it goes bad. [04:37] tomreyn: i imagine so, but it's not in the list of installable packages. 4.18.0-11 is the earliest in that series. [04:38] is the "linux-image-generic" meta package installed? [04:38] if you chose to uninstall "linux-image-generic" at some point this could have caused the modules package to not get installed after upgrading [04:39] tomreyn: yes it is. 4.18.0.13.14 [04:39] err during upgrade [04:39] okay, then i'd expected the modules package to be installed as well. [04:40] linux-modules-extra-... rather [04:43] actually linux-generic is the meta package you should have [04:44] Hi [04:44] tomreyn: linux-generic is installed and has the same version 4.18.0.13.14 [04:44] Can anyone help me [04:44] stront2: okay, fine [04:44] amitkm9204: depends on your problem [04:44] How to involve for help in kernal 5.0 [04:45] tomreyn: i will try upgrading the packages and fix the missing modules problem [04:45] amitkm9204: can you say this differently? i don't understand "involve for help in kernal" [04:45] @stront2 i want to work in 5.0 and related issue. === pav is now known as phd [04:46] I mean any irc you know for the discussion? [04:47] stront2: good luck. the issue is surely the moiissing modules. please do report a bug if this really looks like a result of the upgrade process. check log files in /var/log/upgrade (the path is from memory, might also be release-upgrade or similar) to get an idea of what happened there. [04:47] amitkm9204: discussion on what exactly? it's not yet clear what you are looking to discuss, other than it seems to be somehow related to Linux 5.0 [04:48] yeah [04:48] amitkm9204: what is the root issue you're trying to solve? [04:49] which ubuntu version are you running? why do you care about 5.0? [04:49] sorry.. [04:49] Thanks for guiding [04:50] :-( [04:50] :-) [04:51] no need ot be sorry, i'm just trying to help you get the help you're looking for, but you'll need to provide more info if you need help with anything ubuntu related. === Mr_Pan is now known as Guest40180 [04:52] tomreyn: the problem with missing modules is that $(uname -r) is giving the kernel version of the live usb, not the kernel installed in my chroot [04:52] stront2: right, you'll need to use the one you have installed [04:52] the modules are installed and if i updateinitramfs for those kernels no errors on that part. [04:52] oh ok, fine. [04:53] so now it doesn't say "cryptsetup: ERROR: Couldn't resolve device ge40-ssd-pool/ROOT/ubuntu" ? [04:54] Oh, yes it still says that. [04:54] Thats because cryptsetup doesn't know about zfs. [04:54] so we just solved a non issue ;) [04:55] tomreyn: yup. but worth doing anyway. [04:55] afaik / on zfs is still not supported on ubuntu, but i may be wrong there, [04:56] so the way zfs works, it imports its "pools" by scanning the available devices. So it doesn't need something like cryptsetup to tell it where to look for filesystems. it just needs the devices to be mapped. [04:56] 18.04 does just that. it basically says, i don't know how to deal with zfs, so here is the dreive mapped, up to you. [04:57] 18.10 says. I don;t know how to work with zfs. So no Crypt functions for you. [04:57] hi, i have no sound. actually it's weird because it was kinda working with the live dvd but not anymore [04:57] i think it's wrong. cryptsetup shouldn't refuse to map a drive just because it doesn't know how to deal with the underlying filesystem. [04:59] stront2: this could surely be a matter of debate. i guess i'd prefer a warning over a failure there, too, but maybe there are reasons to do so which i just don't understand. [05:01] stront2: so file a bug report, though, if the behaviour changed 18.04 -> 18.10 and this causes things to break and this is not listed on the release notes AND zfs on / is now supported. [05:02] or just scratch the zfs part, since this is about a change of behaviour in cryptsetup [05:02] !sound | noals [05:02] noals: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - https://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. [05:02] * tomreyn bbl [05:03] ubottu: everything is well recognized but i think it have something to do with my bios somehow [05:04] ubottu: basically, yesterday i messed up my ubuntu installation because of the fast boot and secure boot of my uefi, but at this time the sound was working [05:04] noals: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [05:04] ubottu: ha damn lol [05:04] noals: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) === lalit is now known as lalitmee [05:06] Hello guys [05:06] lalitmee: hi [05:07] lalitmee: you know much about ubuntu ? maybe u can help me ? [05:07] I don't know whats happening to my Lubuntu terminal, as I am trying to run the command `sudo apt-fast update`, it is asking me for password but rightway it is throwing me out of the propmt [05:08] noals: yeah tell me [05:08] lalitmee: i have no sound problem, i think it have something to do with my uefi setting, you think it would be ok if i boot with fast boot and secure boot now that ubuntu is well installed ? [05:09] lalitmee: actually yesterday i messed up my ubuntu installation at first because of those bios setting but the sound was working so im a bit confused [05:10] lalitmee: are you sure you're not typing a wrong password for your problem ? i dont know much about it but well.. lol [05:11] I have removed the 4.18 kernel which was shipped with Xubuntu 18.10 32-bit, along with the older 5.0.0-rc2, and rc3 right after upgrading to rc4. Whenever I do any apt-get installs, or upgrades, it says that these packages are not required anymore on my system: amd64-microcode intel-microcode iucode-tool thermald. My CPU is AMD Athlon XP 1500+ and it's incapable of 64-bit so I think it shouldn't have any microcode. Can I remove these packages? Or should I [05:11] keep them? [05:11] noals: you want sound where? [05:12] noals: actually I am not typing the password, it is not letting me type the password [05:12] lalitmee: anywhere, i just want to listen to music and all on ubuntu, all my things are well recognized but i have no sound [05:13] lalitmee: you know the password isn't visible when u type it in the terminal right ? [05:16] lalitmee: you just have to type it without mistake, it doesnt show anything but if you type the right password and enter, it goes as expected [05:17] anyway, i better ask on the forum for my problem i think, cya === Guest40180 is now known as Mr_Pan [05:28] is it possible to downgrade to a 4.16 kernel? I need a driver for a PCI card that has been removed from the kernel, despite some advanced PC system-/logic-/main-/mother-boards still being made with one or two plain/classic PCI slots to this day [05:29] DarwinElf: What Ubuntu version you're using? 18.04? [05:29] yes [05:31] tomreyn: i managed to fix it. The problem was the crypttab now needs the option initramfs added to the root mirror drives. Which forces luks to unlock them. This wasn't needed in 18.04 [05:32] tomreyn: thank you for all your help, it is very much appreciated. [05:36] DarwinElf: You may try to download these packages for 4.16: https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.16/. Select your architecture, download the 3 debs: headers, headers-generic, and image-generic listed below your architecture, and install them using "sudo dpkg ~/path/to/linux-*.deb" [05:36] thanks [05:36] then I can just put both in the GRUB2 menu? [05:37] i.e., old and current? [05:37] hi, I just had a fresh install of ubuntu 18.04 and wanted to install tightvncserver for remote desktop access. But connecting with vncviewer shows a blank grey screen. [05:37] Yes. All kernel debs can update the list so it lists old and current. [05:37] here is what the session log says: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/XQm6dZsFnF/ [05:38] please help if you have ever run into similar problems. [05:41] hi [05:41] he deeenas [05:41] hi* [05:41] Do you have any questions about Ubuntu? [05:41] i am looking for developer community channel to join [05:41] can you suggest some good ones [05:41] !alis | deeenas [05:41] deeenas: Alis is an IRC service to help you find channels. For help on using it, see "/msg Alis help list" or ask in #freenode. Example usage: "/msg Alis list http" [05:43] Register and looking for me and maybe we will be sex partner ---> http://gg.gg/d0al3 [05:46] I've always wanted to be sex partner... [05:47] who doesn't [05:48] hey [05:48] kaise use karte hain iss bhasad ko [06:01] good morning to all [06:01] ??? [06:02] myweb: can we help you? [06:02] good night [06:05] How can I check if my /home is a separate partition or it's on the same partition as Ubuntu? [06:05] lotuspsychje:tanks [06:09] !home | ddoobb [06:09] ddoobb: Your home directory is where all of your personal files are usually kept. For moving your home directory to a separate partition, please see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning/Home/Moving [06:16] Hi ! :) [06:18] welcome bojancar how can we help you? [06:20] stront2: you're welcome, and thanks for reporting back. can you point me to where you found out about the need to set the "initramfs" option on /etc/crypttab? also, did you file a bug on this, so that other peoples' upgrades won't have to run into this? [06:20] Hi lotuspsychje, well im not sure if this is an ubuntu thing, actually. So I added some ram into my box This is the paste of what I have in my sockets right now: https://pastebin.com/ne4Qb87E But my system free registeres something different, and I'm not sure why... [06:21] free says: Mem: 32874524 4029632 24935108 309416 3909784 28270964 [06:22] To be honest, this is one of the rare occasions im not even sure what to google anymore :) [06:23] bojancar: how many ram you got in total please [06:23] should be 48g [06:23] wow lol [06:23] 16 + 32 [06:23] Yeah, a lot of docker containers :( [06:24] bojancar: check sudo inxi -mxxx [06:24] might be a cleaner overview [06:25] https://pastebin.com/GmPVPhAt [06:25] Still doesn't add up, but yeah your are right, cleaner overview :) [06:26] bojancar: it doesnt meet your expectations? did you add ram lately? [06:27] yeah, but that's not the thing check this: Used/Total: 4625.9/32104.0MB so 16 + 16 + 8 + 8 = 48, while system registeres 32 [06:27] ah yeah i see [06:27] It sees all the modules, yet it fails to allow me to allocate [06:28] bojancar: is this an MP system? have you checked that the seating of the DIMMs is correct? you have banks 0 empty everywhere. [06:28] tomreyn, It has crossed my mind that the seatings were not correct, that's the next thing I will be playing with. [06:29] I followed the instructions from the MB manual [06:29] Also, what does MP stand for? [06:29] bojancar: multi processor, more than one cpu [06:29] Right, it's a single processor system. [06:30] okay the CPUs adressing different DIMMs is not the issue. [06:30] dmesg should also tell you which dimms were identified and how they ended up getting used [06:31] https://pastebin.com/D25SfQaK just for reference the cpuinfo [06:31] maybe something limits it to 32g? [06:31] let me check on dmesg [06:32] And finally dmesg | grep memory: https://pastebin.com/CH0AF6NU [06:32] which mainboard do you have then? [06:33] 'grep memory' isn't going to be sufficient [06:33] Motherboard info: https://pastebin.com/gRjfyz2s [06:34] Sure, I can grep other stuff from dmesg, there is just a lot of output [06:35] bojancar: try: sudo dmidecode -t 16 [06:35] At the terminal what exactly are xxx and yyy in xxx@yyy:~$ called [06:35] lotuspsychje, https://pastebin.com/AkUgsFG8 [06:35] !hostname | ddoobb [06:35] ddoobb: Use hostname to set the hostname, or to do it permanently: edit /etc/hosts to include BOTH the old and new hostname and then change /etc/hostname to the new one. WARNING! Make sure that your current hostname and /etc/hosts match, otherwise sudo may not work properly. [06:36] bojancar: ok does your mobo manual also mention 512Gig max? [06:37] lotuspsychje are both called hostname, because they are different [06:38] found it lotuspsychje : 8 x DDR4 DIMM sockets supporting up to 128 GB of system memory [06:38] They advertise as they support: https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/X399-AORUS-Gaming-7-rev-10#sp [06:38] ddoobb: user@host [06:38] Oh yeah, windows sees it :) That's why I came here [06:39] bojancar: so when you reboot into windows you got right ammount? [06:39] Yeah windows gets the right amount [06:39] Which is weird :/ [06:39] a bug tomreyn ? [06:40] Should I drop you the entire dmesg ? [06:40] if you want bojancar we can take a look [06:40] By all means, give me a sec [06:41] lotuspsychje: no idea, it sure sounds like it if one OS can handle the RAM, the other cannot. [06:42] Here, https://gist.github.com/virogenesis/a22462f0ee8595fbe191301c0f620170 [06:42] Had to create a gist, pastebin has a limit on size [06:42] if windows catches it, there's no use to switch rams right [06:42] If you give me 10mins I can boot to Windows to confirm with a Screenshot [06:43] bojancar: we believe you mate [06:44] Thanks for the effort of helping though, I kinda ran out of keywords to check online :) [06:44] i agree the dimms seems to be correctly installed [06:44] bojancar: wich ubuntu version is this? [06:44] it's 18.04 [06:44] Latest kernel [06:44] allrighty [06:45] bojancar: 4.15 or 4.18 then? [06:45] 4.20 [06:45] oh.. [06:45] bojancar: where did you get this? [06:45] Ubuntu kernel update utility (im lazy) [06:45] try this on bionic offical kernel as a test bojancar ? [06:45] !info linux-image-generic bionic [06:45] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.15.0.44.46 (bionic), package size 2 kB, installed size 15 kB [06:45] okay, try with 4.15 then [06:45] Can do [06:46] if that doesnt work, we can bug [06:46] Sure, give me a sec, gotta reboot :) [06:47] you should get a bios upgrade, too [06:47] Hello [06:47] tomreyn, :+1: Good idea [06:47] welcome LBJ how can we help you today? [06:47] Ill go on with kernel + bios and can let you know later if I pin this to the kernel so you can file a bugreport [06:48] ok [06:48] Cheers [06:57] hi [06:57] welcome zzp [06:58] my ubuntu dock crashed [06:59] zzp: there has been an update for the dock recently, did you reboot? [07:00] when an application is in maximum and the computer goes to sleep, then when i wake up the screen, I will see a stupid dock at the lock screen [07:01] thats a known bug zzp [07:01] oops [07:02] is there any way to fix it ?(instead of reboot) [07:03] i tried to logout using GUI,but it seem that the full gnome session crashed. so, i had to login using the text terminal and reboot the device [07:04] zzp: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock/+bug/1769383 [07:04] Launchpad bug 1769383 in gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock (Ubuntu Disco) "Ubuntu dock/launcher is shown on the lock screen" [High,Fix released] [07:04] Hi. [07:05] zzp: is your system up to date please? [07:05] What happened to tasksel? I can't seem to find it in the repositories? [07:05] I'm on Ubuntu MATE 16.04 [07:05] yes, i update the system both using apt and snap [07:05] !info tasksel xenial [07:05] tasksel (source: tasksel): tool for selecting tasks for installation on Debian systems. In component main, is optional. Version 3.34ubuntu3 (xenial), package size 31 kB, installed size 244 kB [07:06] lord4163: should be there - apt policy tasksel [07:07] SlidingHorn: Hmmm, weird [07:07] zzp: uname -a please? [07:08] SlidingHorn: N: Unable to locate package tasksel [07:08] Linux zzp-HP-ubuntu 4.15.0-44-generic #47-Ubuntu SMP Mon Jan 14 11:26:59 UTC 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [07:08] lord4163: can you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list file please? [07:08] zzp: did you receive that gnome dock update yet? [07:09] i just check the package using dpkg, it shows ii gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock 0.9.1ubuntu18.04.3 all Ubuntu Dock for GNOME Shell [07:10] zzp: 2019-01-30 06:20:58 upgrade gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock:all 0.9.1ubuntu18.04.1 0.9.1ubuntu18.04.3 [07:10] yep looks good [07:10] SlidingHorn: Yes, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/GzzzYymK86/ [07:11] lord4163: lsb_release -a please [07:12] lotuspsychje: Oh, I fixed it already :) [07:12]