[00:05] Can anyone tell me about a desktop whatsapp client for ubuntu that does not require scanning through smartphone [00:09] cool4, none, you need an account [00:09] *if* there is a workaround, it is not in our repos [01:04] how do i get aclocal 1.16? the latest in ubuntu 18.04 is 1.15 [01:05] i guess since it was released in feb 2018, i can't get it in 18.04 [01:06] i'm not sure how ubuntu updates its packages that end up in the canonical apt repo [01:06] i guess i need to just download aclocal from source and build it, but i was hoping for an easier solution === Taco is now known as uptime [01:14] cosmic does, as part of automake http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/cosmic/man1/aclocal-1.16.1.html [01:14] !info aclocal bionic | profbear [01:14] profbear: Package aclocal does not exist in bionic [01:14] good point [01:15] it's in automake [01:15] i find no valid ppa .. [01:16] so a ppa archive maintainer would need to bring it in for any bionic user to obtain it, right? [01:16] is that how ppa's work? [01:16] sure, if backporting is usefull .. [01:17] i see [01:17] and/or if you think it should be in the LTS, you can file for a !SRU [01:17] !sru [01:17] Stable Release Update information is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates [01:17] but to get qualified, you need some arguments ofcourse, but it is possible [01:17] ah. nice. i didn't know there was such a process [01:18] i'm just a user. i wouldn't know how to argue for or against it being in LTS === captain_fixerpc1 is now known as captainfixerpc14 === deathonater is now known as Smeef [01:21] profbear: O looked and I see mo recent activity for " [01:21] well, as user, you have a demand for 1.16, not sure what software needed these features [01:21] OerHeks: i'm building freetype2 from source [01:21] wooh, fixed it! https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2411847&page=2 [01:21] i am a dual boot wizard [01:22] OerHeks: freetype and SDL_ttf from source. i'm in build tool hell right now. [01:22] profbear: I looked and I see no recent activity for "Automake" : https://launchpad.net/~rbose-debianizer/+archive/ubuntu/automake . [01:22] I'm on 18.10 and have an openconnect vpn that keeps saving my password to /etc/NetworkManager, how do I get it to stop doing that? [01:22] Bashing-om: thanks for looking. pretty old ppa there [01:23] profbear, from git? [01:23] um. which? i pulled freetype from tar, and SDL_ttf from git [01:24] OerHeks: freetype-2.9.1 [01:24] profbear: Found it ! https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/bionic/+package/automake . [01:25] oke, 19.04 beta gives 2.9.1 too https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=freetype [01:25] Bashing-om: i need 1.16 :C [01:28] OK I'm building@!@ [01:29] Yes! thanks for the help. the need has evaporated. i'll just document my steps for myself. cheers [01:29] profbear: That is in cosmic (18.10). Might be able to pack port it: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/cosmic/+package/automake . [01:29] yeah i'm onto the next issue. thank Bashing-om really appreciate it [01:30] ubuntu is the best channel on here. so incredibly helpful [01:30] profbear: :) .. We do try and help :P [01:31] A+ 100% [01:37] hello [01:37] is the ubuntu based distro with i3wm? [01:39] hey all, got a really curious issue with my laptop (HP EliteBook 8570p)... Sleep doesn't resume right if I close the lid and reopen in... but if I initiate sleep from the fn+sleep key it works as expected... if I just close the lid, wait 5 seconds, and open it, I get a login prompt to then lightdm/xfce appears to lock up and I have to drop to a VT to manually restart lightdm. again, if I sleep by key [01:39] combo it works as expected [01:39] ubuntu use gnome by default [01:43] there is no i3wm iso, use the mini iso, or server [01:44] is there any ubuntu based distro with i3wm ? [01:44] @Oerheks Thanks [01:45] exit === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [01:52] hello [01:55] hey [02:14] ok so i have a directory full of directories containing files. i need to get all those files qnd moves them to the first directory. how can i do this in shell? [02:17] hey === kun is now known as Guest70138 === jje_ is now known as jje [02:23] Oderus: so wait [02:23] you have a directory [02:23] that has directories in it [02:23] and you want to get the files inside the other directories [02:23] in the first directory? [02:23] I installed nordvpn's .deb file to connect to my vpn. I usually initiate it by opening terminal and typing 'nordvpn connect' and it auto-connects em to a server. Can this be automated in anyway upon boot up/login to save me the effort of opening a terminal/typing that command? === DrankHotDog is now known as HappyHotDog [02:28] Oderus: "mv */* ./" - at a guess. >_> === r is now known as Guest76215 [02:32] How can I find where apache is that is running? I have tried service apache2 restart but it says its not running [02:33] phpinfo() ini -- /opt/lampp/etc/php.ini I changed a value for max_execution [02:35] Hi. I'm with a loop in the logging screen. I reinstalled ubuntu (using the same / home /) and the problem persists. I created a new user, and with this new user I have no problem. What could be happening? Some configuration file of my old user? [02:35] robertparkerx, try 'systemctl apache2 restart' instead [02:37] Unknown operation apache2. [02:38] systemctl status apache2 [02:39] ramiro: 1.) Check your '~/.xsession-errors' 2.) Check if your '~/.Xauthority' and potentially '~/.ICEauthority' are owned by yourself. [02:39] https://hastebin.com/eyipovaxez.sql [02:45] thanks krytarik , I'm the owner of that files, and I don't detect errors in .xsession-errors [02:46] ramiro: Can you log in via console? [02:47] do you mean, send a pastebin with the file? [02:47] No, I simply mean try and log in at the console. [02:49] do you mean, CTRL+F2 and log in? Yes, I can. [02:49] (Unless of course, you already did this to answer my first questions.) [02:51] ramiro: What desktop environment are you trying to log in btw? [02:52] I'm using ubuntu 18.04, so is gnome [02:52] I have not other desktop enviroment [02:58] somebody have an idea? I don't understand what happen :( [03:07] I think that could be an "ussual" bug: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1081683/ubuntu-18-04-login-loop-on-one-user [03:10] !xhangs | ramiro: Try having the files recreated [03:10] ramiro: Try having the files recreated: If the GUI hangs after logging in, use to switch to text mode. Log in and do: rm .{X,ICE}authority [03:14] thanks ubottu , but the problem persists [03:16] I really don't know that can I try [03:28] thanks anyway [03:44] ramiro: a gui login requires space; if your $HOME (user directory) is full or near-full, you can login via console, but not gui... check you have space. [03:47] (Gone after their last message.) [03:48] (yeah - i'm quick) [03:50] Provided a standard setup, that would have been ruled out by the fact they could create a new user and log in with it though. [03:52] I didn't read much so missed that - my attention is elsewhere (xubu qa-test) [03:53] Well tbh, they didn't tell much to go off of either. >_> === airqualitystanda is now known as airquality [04:17] stupid question incoming. i'll keep it to one message. so let's say i had a /timeshift/ folder on a misc. internal drive (doesn't automount if it matters), and i accidentally (or intentionally) $ sudo su && chown -cvR root:foo_bar /media/root/hdd_name/ and let's say that it changed everything in /timeshift. question: does that ruin the permissions on the backups? it does doesn't it.. lol. i'm gonna go with [04:17] does, but you guys let me know. backups are only like a week old so. not a big loss even if it's worst case scenario. oh and hi. [04:23] gotta reboot real fast. be back momentarily if anyone has read my question. [04:26] Hello im using Ubunto 16.04 With Webmin/Virtual min. Wondering if anyone can help, i need to have php 5.6 and 7.x installed at the same time i tried installing 5.6.... seemed like in installed but it does not show up in virutal min. what can i do? [04:45] hey guys [04:46] how do I know what dyns service I am using? I forgot [04:46] :( [04:47] How would I check my samba version in ubuntu [04:49] usney do you mean dynamic dns? [04:51] !version | bray90820 [04:51] bray90820: To find out what version of Ubuntu you have, type « lsb_release -a » in a !shell - To know the available version of a package, « apt-cache policy » [04:52] bray90820, `samba --version` will probably work too === gms is now known as Guest16270 [05:05] I'm having a difficult time getting my bluetooth headphones working. I have a bluetooth usb adapter. When I try to connect to the headset it just basically says connection refused. [05:06] Failed to connect: org.bluez.Error.Failed [05:06] [CHG] Device 02:9F:28:F5:B3:23 Connected: no [05:06] Feb 5 23:04:29 james-lx1 kernel: [ 2578.030624] Bluetooth: hci0: last event is not cmd complete (0x0f) [05:06] Feb 5 23:04:33 james-lx1 bluetoothd[2918]: connect error: Connection refused (111) [05:06] Feb 5 23:04:35 james-lx1 bluetoothd[2918]: Abort: Connection timed out (110) [05:11] hey all, got a really curious issue with my laptop (HP EliteBook 8570p)... Sleep doesn't resume right if I close the lid and reopen in... but if I initiate sleep from the fn+sleep key it works as expected... if I just close the lid, wait 5 seconds, and open it, I get a login prompt to then lightdm/xfce appears to lock up and I have to drop to a VT to manually restart lightdm. again, if I sleep by key [05:11] combo it works as expected [05:12] How would I change smbv1 to smbv2 [05:12] Because apperently windows only can see v2 [05:30] bray90820, b/c of wannacry; windoze was updated to ignore v1. vers= can specify for clients, but this may help https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-configure-samba-to-use-smbv2-and-disable-smbv1-on-linux-or-unix/ [05:40] What would be a good way to add a sound switcher to the speaker icon/taskbar? I found an article for Indicator Sound Switcher but not sure if there's a better way? === Class7_ is now known as Class7 === JoeMooCow is now known as JoeLlama [06:00] Well I think I enabled samba v2 but how would I know? [06:41] Anyone here have AMD GPU Pro diuvers installed? [06:41] drivers [06:49] feedbackmonitor, maybe someone does, why? [06:50] Sveta, an ubuntu update to MESA killed my AMD GPU drivers and it is now quite dead. : - ( === Guest98066 is now known as dmt === dmt is now known as dmt` === sinner is now known as Guest90828 === dmt` is now known as dmt === dmt is now known as Guest1368 === Guest1368 is now known as x[x] [07:29] hello, I'm having trouble linking glfw3 [07:29] my line is the following: g++ -o VulkanTest -std=c++17 `pkg-config --static --libs glfw3` -lvulkan main.cpp [07:30] I'm getting the following linker errormain.cpp:(.text+0x18): undefined reference to `glfwInit' [07:36] ubnet1234 [07:36] Hello, I am trying to use a second display for the first time and I need some guidance... NVIDIA X Server Settings detects the display... and... I can even get my mouse pointer to display on it, but I "can't use it" (it's just a blank screen aside from the pointer, which shows up) However, I noticed that Settings>Display only recognizes display. I am using Ubuntu Studio, XFCE 4, and a single Geforce 1050ti [07:37] Also, I've restarted X since plugging the second display, but haven't restarted the machine? [07:37] helichopper: you shouldn't need to. can you drag windows to it? [07:42] no ducasse I can't. When I try, the window just snaps the first display or, appears to be cut in half until snapping to it. I tried setting workspaces to two, but that would only allow me to drag the window to the second workspace on the one display. [07:44] Hello [07:44] I'm confused that under Settings>Hardware>Display, the second display isn't listed, but it does in the x server settings also allows my pointer to it, but nothing else (I can't right click to a menu, etc) [07:45] helichopper: i'm not familiar with the nvidia binary drivers. try installing arandr and see if you can activate the display there [07:45] Ok brb I'll do that and try googling more precisely. [07:58] how to fix? https://pastebin.com/46EUxyTN [07:59] Well I read that the second display needed to be plugged in after booting, and turns out after doing so, it is recognized? Swell! === phoenix_firebrd is now known as murthy [08:03] It's not detecting the audio output I was using previously, though, after doing so. Plot twist! [08:05] feedbackmonitor: this is amdgpu-pro, we don't support that - amd does [08:06] ducasse, Where can I go? [08:07] i really don't know, might be contact/support info on the amd site [08:08] ducasse, I don't see it [08:09] ducasse, I tried #Radeon, they were no help [08:09] no, they wouldn't be [08:09] maybe ##linux will, i dunno [08:12] ducasse, I was using the drivers fine until today when there was an update that killed my drivers. I have a bunch of work I cannot do without the drivers [08:13] ducasse, The pro drivers have opencl which my software needs [08:14] feedbackmonitor: maybe booting the previous kernel might help [08:15] EriC^^, How would I do that? When I boot, it goes straight to login screena nd bypasses the kernel options [08:16] feedbackmonitor: hold shift when the pc turns on [08:16] during the post [08:16] Hello ! There are times I don't get the wifi and vpn icon on top panel . How can I troubleshoot this to find its root cause? I am on Ubuntu 18.04 gnome [08:17] EriC^^, Okay, thank you, I will try this. [08:17] feedbackmonitor: no problem [08:18] afx_: see "/var/log/kern.log" for any programs that are segfaulting maybe [08:18] EriC^^, ok let me check [08:20] EriC^^, I did the shift thing, no kernel options [08:20] EriC^^, besides some UFW blocks I don't see anything strange in there [08:23] feedbackmonitor: did you get grub/ [08:23] afx_: is nm-applet running right now? [08:25] EriC^^, no : - ( [08:26] feedbackmonitor: try pressing ESC [08:26] EriC^^, okay, will do. [08:26] EriC^^, just ran nm-applet and got this : https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/mmXnCkc7Sr/ [08:27] The wifi icon appeared [08:27] aha [08:27] But not the vpn indicator although I am connected to vpn . [08:28] Which can be seen when going to Settings-> Network -> VPN where VPN is enabled [08:34] EriC^^, Hey, I got the grub menu, but the machine failed to load the earlier kenerl [08:34] ugh [08:35] EriC^^, What happened (i think) was that the mesa library updates threw the drivers out of whack [08:40] are you using a ppa for mesa? [08:41] Looks like I accidentally unplugged the audio cable when hooking up the monitor, what a foolish mistake [08:41] :X [08:41] ducasse, No, just the regular ubuntu repo for that [08:41] ducasse, Shoudl I use the ppa? [08:42] So it's back to working, boys [08:42] feedbackmonitor: maybe it's worth a test [08:42] ducasse, hrm [08:42] feedbackmonitor: it will have a later version [08:45] ducasse, Here goes nothin' [08:50] mesa update did not change anything, still same crud [08:53] feedbackmonitor: does amdgpu build different driver for different kernel? [08:53] there should be 2 versions right now then? [08:54] EriC^^, Yes, I chose an earlier one, but that failed to load [08:54] feedbackmonitor: i mean does it also use the amdgpu it built for that kernel (i wonder) [08:55] it should [08:56] I also know that in ubuntu 16, it may have worked, and then it didnt. And then 18.04 worked so maybe the failure is a result in the devs going divergent paths, which doesn't help [09:07] hi all [09:07] anyone having problems with my sql [09:11] Argos500: hi. polls are a bad way to get support, describing the problem is (if there is one), and so is asking spoecific questions. [09:12] !ask | Argos500 [09:12] Argos500: 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 [09:16] feedbackmonitor: mesa (and non -pro amdgpu) also provides opencl, so you don't really need -pro [09:17] i mined some etherium with an rx580 (such for testing) with plain mesa just fine (if probably a bit slower since the drivers were young and not optimized at the time). [09:21] tomreyn, I use it for video editing [09:22] tomreyn, I use programs like Blender, lightworks and DaVinci Resolve that requires amdgpupor [09:22] amdgpupro [09:23] how do i unmount /isodevice [09:23] /dev/sda6 on /isodevice type fuseblk (rw,relatime,user_id=0,group_id=0,allow_other,blksize=4096) [09:24] hello, yesterday I was aking about mt7612u driver to use Netgear a6120 usb dongle with kernel 4.19 but no luck.. searching I found this: https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/drivers/mediatek so it seems that 4.19 should support the adapter.. what should I do? Inserting the dongle doesn't load the mt76 module [09:25] feedbackmonitor: i doubt they do, but lack first hand experience. [09:26] feedbackmonitor: blender folks love free software, they may be willing to help you get blender to work without -pro if something doesn't work out of the box. [09:27] neon: sudo umount /isodevice [09:27] neon: that's "umount", not "unmount" [09:30] a6210: show "dmesg" from when you're running 4.19+ and inserted the usb dongle. [09:31] tomreyn: I'm recompiling kernel.. let's see what happens [09:32] a6210: do you know about manline kernels? you probably dont need to build your own [09:32] !mainline | a6210 [09:32] a6210: The kernel team supply continuous mainline kernel builds which can be useful for tracking down issues or testing recent changes in the Linux kernel. More information is available at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds [09:33] tomreyn: checking.. thanks [09:33] hi , when its ubuntu 14.04 EOL exactly? webpage only says april 2019 not which day [09:34] a6210: you may want to use https://github.com/tomreyn/scripts#wget_kernel_mainlinesh or similar scripts to get and check those packages. [09:34] tomreyn, I am an aspiring Stallmanist and prefer free as in freedom. However, I edit video on Linux for a while so know the limitations. Blender also needs the proprietary stuff, no matter how much you love freedom. [09:35] tomreyn, This has to do with the manufacturer who makes these parts and set up the drivers [09:35] tomreyn, The manufacturers need to change to get the gpu acceleration needed for video production [09:35] anyone? [09:35] neon: fusermount -u /isodevice [09:35] tomreyn, Also the software devs of video editing programs [09:35] tomodachi: april 30 according to https://blog.ubuntu.com/2018/09/19/extended-security-maintenance-ubuntu-14-04-trusty-tahr [09:36] $ fusermount -u /isodevice [09:36] fusermount: entry for /isodevice not found in /etc/mtab [09:36] $ [09:36] hello [09:37] neon: is it the right path, and are you sure it's mounted? [09:37] $ fusermount -u /dev/sda6 [09:37] fusermount: entry for /dev/sda6 not found in /etc/mtab [09:37] $ mount | grep isodevice [09:37] tomreyn, Blender has issues with the video stuff, I spoke with the founder, Rosendaal, directly [09:37] /dev/sda6 on /isodevice type fuseblk (rw,relatime,user_id=0,group_id=0,allow_other,blksize=4096) [09:37] I have lenovo thinkpad x250 and I want to install ubuntu without DE. I've tried to install with ubuntu minimal iso but It seems like I can't bcs my thinkpad has UEFI BIOS. [09:38] feedbackmonitor: okay, as i say, i lack first hand experience. what i do know is that opencl and much if not all of -pro functionality can also be achieved without actually fully installing the -pro drivers (but just unpacking some of its files to the right place - sure, that's a bit of a hack, but may actually work better) [09:38] bad63r: try the server image or the lubuntu alternate image [09:38] my question is can I install ubuntu server and on top of it intall i3wm? [09:38] I read that ubuntu server has diffrent kernel? [09:38] !paste | neon [09:38] neon: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [09:38] tomreyn: I have the four deb packages to install but can I do that without internet connection? [09:38] bad63r: no, but it has some serve5r stuff by default [09:39] apparently umount -l /isodevice works [09:39] neon: i already told you how you can unmount it, did you try with umount? [09:39] why didnt umount /isodevice (without the -l) work? [09:40] neon: you didnt show that it didn't work [09:40] tomreyn, That would be nice [09:40] tomreyn, Anything to free the user is always a good thing [09:40] $ sudo umount /isodevice [09:40] umount: /isodevice: target is busy. [09:40] tomreyn: [09:41] a6210: if you have deb's, you can install them with apt install /path/to/filename.deb [09:41] a6210: but this will only work if any depdendencies are satisfied. [09:42] tomreyn: no deps problem but post config error when installing headers [09:42] neon: if a mount is busy, you can't unmount it. it's busy if something is still running which holds a file lock on it. such as a file browser whihc is still pointing to a directory on this mount, or a file editor hich still has a file opened from it. [09:42] tomreyn: same postinst conf error with image and modules [09:44] feedbackmonitor: something like this https://boinc.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=11417 [09:44] ok [09:44] what is the minimum size of the /boot partition [09:45] is it 500 MB [09:45] tomreyn: something about dkms.conf missing [09:46] a6210: you will need to show exact output, don't make us guess [09:46] tomreyn: but it seems everything else went good.. is it safe to reboot? [09:46] neon: you can get by with less if you pay attention to cleaning up old kernels, but i'd recommend 500 [09:46] tomreyn: Error! Dould not locate dkms.con file. [09:47] !paste| a6210 [09:47] tomreyn: File: does not exist. [09:47] a6210: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [09:47] tomreyn, That thread is a work-in-progress it seems [09:47] ubottu: I have not internet connection in that workstation [09:47] a6210: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [09:47] a6210: first of all, see if you can get internet access to this with a wire [09:47] tomreyn: no can't do [09:47] a6210: check the build directories in /var/lib/dkms to see if they all have dkms.conf files [09:47] feedbackmonitor: it's a hack, not supported by anyone. [09:48] feedbackmonitor: which ubuntu version did you try to get -pro running on? [09:48] tomreyn, 18.04 [09:49] It did run for a few months until yesterday [09:49] feedbackmonitor: this is the page i was actually looking for erarlier: https://math.dartmouth.edu/~sarunas/amdgpu.html [09:49] a6210: I am not sure if that actually stops a kernel from installing [09:49] tomreyn: well there's a no working a6210 driver so that should not be a problem.. and admgpu that has a dkms.conf in its build dir [09:49] feedbackmonitor: hmm then i guess you will need to prod amd for an update of -pro [09:50] jeremy31: I can delete the a6210 [09:50] ducasse, your answer NO for i3wm or for kernel? hmm [09:50] tomreyn, Yeah...it sucks for me because I have video clients waiting for edits and I have to wait for AMD to do something [09:50] does ubuntu support compiz window manager? [09:50] bad63r: kernel, i use i3 on such an install on all my machines [09:50] yay it does [09:51] tomreyn, I am eyeing other distros as a quickfix [09:52] feedbackmonitor: afaik only ubuntu is supported by amd for -pro, but maybe this changed since. you could also try to downgrade those packages which were recently upgraded. [09:52] jeremy31: it seems kernel installed, symlink for old created.. etc.. [09:53] feedbackmonitor: but generally, -pro is supported by amd, not us here, so if you're using it, please turn to them. [09:53] jeremy31: anyway rebooting it that not work I could choose the old kernel from grub, right? [09:53] tomreyn, Also CentOS, Red hat and SLED [09:53] Not the best distros [09:53] a6210: old kernel should be in advanced options in grub [09:53] They suck compared to Ubuntu [09:54] jeremy31: I'm going to try a reboot.. let's see [09:56] feedbackmonitor: i doubt the situation will be much different there, too [09:57] tomreyn, CentOS is sort of an official distro for video editing, but they do not have drivers for my other components, like my soundcard [09:57] a6210: if you can show a screenshot of the remaining issues i will see what i can suggest [09:57] tomreyn: it rebooted using 4.18 [09:57] feedbackmonitor: that's unfortunate [09:57] tomreyn, For DaVinci Resolve, you can actually download an official CentOS iso [09:58] tomreyn: I don't have any connection in that box [09:58] feedbackmonitor: do you have error messages from relevant logs? can you boot from the older kernel? [09:58] SUSE Enterprise and Red Hat just suck [09:58] a6210: do you have a smartphone with a camera, or another computer and a digital camera? [09:58] ducasse, thanks. I just read that from 12.04 there is no difference in kernels between ubuntu-desktop and ubuntu-server. I wasn't paying attention to server edition bcs i though there is the difference :) And server supports EUFI. [09:59] Sveta, https://pastebin.com/46EUxyTN [09:59] tomreyn: so no kernel 4.19 in advanced option [09:59] feedbackmonitor: we only do ubuntu support here, you can turn to #ubuntu-offtopic to discuss other topics [09:59] feedbackmonitor: interesting, did you contact the vendor about this? [09:59] tomreyn: I'll try to shot a picture of the screen [09:59] Sveta, Yes, no reply [09:59] tomreyn, Hallwaymonitor [09:59] bad63r: it does install some server stuff, lubuntu alternate does not [10:00] ducasse, but it installs lubuntu which I don't want [10:00] a6210: phone, usb cable connect phone with usb cable and tether a wifi connection of the phone [10:00] feedbackmonitor: i don't understand "Hallwaymonitor" [10:00] bad63r: no, you can tell it not to [10:01] bad63r: you get a menu to choose from [10:01] a6210: what SimonNL says, if you have a smartphone. [10:01] ducasse, oh really? i read wiki and watched their recommended video on yt and there is no word about it :D then it is better option for sure [10:01] Amyway, I was just hoping someone else here uses the driver and could have suggested something [10:01] makes it all much simpler [10:02] bad63r: just make sure to use the *alternate* image [10:02] bad63r: it has the same text-mode installer as server and mini iso [10:03] ducasse, but with UEFI support? right? just to be sure... [10:04] bad63r: yes, i used the lubuntu alternate image myself on my uefi desktop [10:04] Anyone can tell me why all the settings components here are inactive and I can't change them? https://imgur.com/a8VBAmt [10:04] Kubuntu 18.04.1 btw [10:04] and Thinkpad T450s [10:05] SimonNL: wait.. phone connected [10:05] SimonNL: then set it up as AP? [10:05] ducasse, thanks for helping me. much appreciated :) [10:05] SimonNL: usb tethering on on the phone [10:06] bad63r: you're most welcome :) [10:06] SimonNL: thanks.. working [10:06] a6210: great [10:06] hi [10:07] anyone here [10:07] and back.. [10:07] guys i have busy box problems on starting please help [10:07] !ask | Jonson [10:07] Jonson: 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 [10:08] Hi, Tried finding online with no luck. what is the `base-files` package? [10:08] ok [10:08] busy box problem [10:08] tomreyn: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/GNgMYTtVdc/ [10:08] SimonNL: thanks again [10:08] You're welcome a6210 [10:09] always glad to be of help here [10:09] maetthew: see if you can find a ppa which provides newer libinput packages. alternatively, install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (if not yet installed) [10:10] i have busy box problem on startup [10:10] a6210: so you have internet access now? [10:10] tomreyn: yes [10:10] a6210: oh yes looks like it works vias the phone now, very well. === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ [10:11] tomreyn: [11:08] tomreyn: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/GNgMYTtVdc/ [10:11] a6210: where's this kernel packages from? [10:11] official ubuntu build [10:12] a6210: how did you acquire them? [10:12] Boot drops to a (initramfs) prompts/busybox how to solve [10:12] tomreyn: download from the link here provided and usb stick to pass the files [10:12] hello, I'm having trouble linking glfw3 [10:12] my line is the following: g++ -o VulkanTest -std=c++17 `pkg-config --static --libs glfw3` -lvulkan main.cpp [10:12] I'm getting the following linker errormain.cpp:(.text+0x18): undefined reference to `glfwInit' [10:12] a6210: okay, i see those are mainline builds [10:12] where should I find this reference to glfwInit? [10:14] a6210: let's use v4.20.6 instead. [10:15] tomreyn: I need to use rocm driver .. will it work on 4.20.6? [10:15] tomreyn: Cheers. Didn't have xserver-xorg-input-synaptics installed. Fixed with install and reboot. [10:16] a6210: i have no idea, please find out which kernels are supproted with it first of all. [10:17] tomreyn: well it seems I'm lucky.. last version just out and supports 4.20 [10:19] tomreyn: so proceed with last build? 4.20.6 [10:20] a6210: first of all we need to uninstall the 4.19 packages. can you show: dpkg -l linux\*-4.19.* | nc termbin.com 9999 [10:22] tomreyn: https://termbin.com/ibcw [10:24] a6210: sudo apt purge linux-headers-4.19.0-041900 linux-headers-4.19.0-041900-generic linux-image-unsigned-4.19.0-041900-generic linux-modules-4.19.0-041900-generic [10:24] a6210: wait [10:25] a6210: sudo apt purge --simulate -y linux-headers-4.19.0-041900 linux-headers-4.19.0-041900-generic linux-image-unsigned-4.19.0-041900-generic linux-modules-4.19.0-041900-generic 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 [10:25] this [10:25] tomreyn: https://termbin.com/xmaa [10:26] a6210: okay, now: sudo apt purge linux-headers-4.19.0-041900 linux-headers-4.19.0-041900-generic linux-image-unsigned-4.19.0-041900-generic linux-modules-4.19.0-041900-generic [10:26] a6210: and how its output again, please [10:26] *Show [10:27] tomreyn: done [10:28] tomreyn: deleted and found 4.15 and 4.18 linux/initrd images [10:28] how to check system property in ubuntu? [10:28] tomreyn: proceed with 4.20.6? [10:29] a6210: okay, i suggest you download and use this wget_kernel_mainline.sh script for installing mainline packages: https://github.com/tomreyn/scripts#wget_kernel_mainlinesh [10:29] Hi, I have a problem with Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS as a VM on Hyper-V Server. After fresh install, and apt-get upgrade VM is hanging at boot up. How can I solve that problem? [10:30] a6210: it can verify their signatures, so you can be sure you run the authentic kernel packages. [10:31] How can I disable this route 172.20.100.0/24 dev ens3 proto kernel scope link src 172.20.100.231 to be added automaticly? it overrides my netplan routes [10:31] tomreyn: well I'll check that thanks.. but right now can we use these already downloaded? [10:31] a6210: if you trust those to be authentic, yes. [10:32] tomreyn: yes, good.. so apt install .deb (header all generic image unsign and modules)? [10:33]