[00:00] noalternative: ops termbin.com* === sinner is now known as Guest42861 [00:04] leden WARNING: apt does not have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in scripts. [00:04] usage: nc [-46CDdFhklNnrStUuvZz] [-I length] [-i interval] [-M ttl] [00:04] [-m minttl] [-O length] [-P proxy_username] [-p source_port] [00:04] [-q seconds] [-s source] [-T keyword] [-V rtable] [-W recvlimit] [-w timeout] [00:04] [-X proxy_protocol] [-x proxy_address[:port]] [destination] [port] [00:04] sorry should have pastebinned [00:04] that was the responce to the command [00:06] noalternative: apt-get list --installed | grep 'synaptics' | nc termbin.com 9999 [00:08] leden https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/NJTHHGTfwq/ [00:08] didn't work bad combination of commands [00:09] hmm maybe apt-cache instead of apt-get ? [00:10] noalternative: try again 'apt list --installed | grep 'synaptics' | nc termbin.com 9999' [00:12] leden. This is the response. WARNING: apt does not have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in scripts. [00:12] ledeni: termbin is nice - thanks [00:14] ledeni sorry for mispelling. My eyesite is poor sometimes [00:16] can you give us ' lsb_release -a | nc termbin.com 9999' [00:16] noalternative: ^^ [00:17] ledeni :No LSB modules are available. [00:17] https://termbin.com/91el [00:21] should I be pastebining console responses as short as the last one? [00:21] I am not experienced on irc [00:22] noalternative: try to install 'sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics' === auk is now known as auk___ [00:23] noalternative: logout and try your touchpad === auk___ is now known as auk [00:24] noalternative: anything spanning >2 lines should go on paste.ubuntu.com (you can install the pastebinit package and then output into |pastebinit ) or termbin.com [00:24] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/v7DFskFSc4/ didn't work because of dependencies [00:24] ledeni, that reply was to you. [00:26] noalternative: for some background, there is a migration taking place away from synaptics towards libinput. synaptics is no longer getting updates, but for some features may still be useful. For managing the touchpad from gnome-shell (default ubuntu 18.04 desktop environment) you'll want to use libinput, though. [00:26] !hwe | a newer kernel and X stack *may* be of help, noalternative [00:26] a newer kernel and X stack *may* be of help, noalternative: The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [00:27] !info xserver-xorg-core bionic | noalternative [00:27] noalternative: xserver-xorg-core (source: xorg-server): Xorg X server - core server. In component main, is optional. Version 2:1.19.6-1ubuntu4.2 (bionic), package size 1383 kB, installed size 4129 kB [00:30] noalternative: 1) sudo apt-get install aptitude 2) sudo aptitude update and 3)sudo aptitude install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics [00:35] ledeni: Ok I did that. Do you want me to reboot it? [00:35] Or would you like my output? [00:36] It removed some things it said Budgie needed, so I am worried now? [00:37] ledeni: Here is my output https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/KZc4K4XBDD/ [00:38] noalternative: Reading ^ . [00:38] noalternative: "17 not upgraded." Yuk .. reading some more . [00:43] If I want to alias a command that requires a flag be placed at the end of the command (after unique data like or ) - then is there a way to make an alias for that command? when you have to interpose some unique identifier before the rest of the command is given? [00:44] brb [00:44] noalternative: Hummm... try. and show us ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt full-upgrade ' See were we go from there. [00:45] hey guys i try to install this package with apt https://packages.ubuntu.com/cosmic/gretl but it says package not found. I just type sudo apt install gretl and i'm on ubuntu 18.10 .. what could i be doing wrong ? [00:46] !info and i'm on ubuntu 18.10 .. what could i be [00:46] doing wrong ? [00:46] "i'm" is not a valid distribution: bionic, bionic-backports, bionic-proposed, cosmic, cosmic-backports, cosmic-proposed, disco, disco-backports, disco-proposed, kubuntu-backports, kubuntu-experimental, kubuntu-updates, partner, precise, precise-backports, precise-proposed, stable, testing, trusty, trusty-backports, trusty-proposed, unstable, xenial, xenial-backports, xenial-proposed [00:46] And can an existing command name be used as an alias name and result to changing the behavior of that command? [00:47] !info gretl cosmic [00:47] gretl (source: gretl): GNU Regression, Econometric & Time-Series Library. In component universe, is optional. Version 2018b-1 (cosmic), package size 3314 kB, installed size 14427 kB [00:48] ph88: Make sure that you have the universe repo enabled ^^ . [00:51] Bashing-om, i have it enabled [00:54] https://bpaste.net/show/b5992a476e8b ?? [00:58] ph88: no, we want to know if a universe is available, What shows ' cat /etc/apt/sources.list | grep -i universe ' ? [00:59] https://bpaste.net/show/c0d4f2a2d513 [00:59] i checked if universe was enabled with the GUI tool [00:59] "Software & Updates" [01:00] !info gretl cosmic [01:00] gretl (source: gretl): GNU Regression, Econometric & Time-Series Library. In component universe, is optional. Version 2018b-1 (cosmic), package size 3314 kB, installed size 14427 kB [01:00] it's the same info as you gave a few minutes ago, is it not ? [01:00] back going to do an upgrade [01:03] that was to Bashing-om [01:03] I am going to dist-upgrade too [01:03] ph88: Yeah .. same same .. and yes I do not see any errors from that end . Maybe your mirror ? . what shows ' apt list gretl ' ? [01:03] Listing... Done [01:04] noalternative: ' sudo apt update; sudo apt full-upgrade' . [01:05] Bashing-om: ok then i'll do the other command after a reboot. So I maybe leaving for a short time. [01:05] or do you want me to show output before rebooting? [01:06] noalternative: Be good to know now if there are any issues, so yes seeing that output could be a good thing. [01:06] ok [01:07] ph88: Got me .. are you behind some kind of proxy ? I show here : "apt list gretl >> gretl/bionic 2017d-3build1 amd64" . [01:08] no proxy [01:08] when i do apt-cache search php for example i get results .. [01:08] maybe if i switch mirror [01:09] ph88: Switching the mirror is worth the shot, as the package is there, and you should have access to it. [01:09] maybe it's got to do something with my cleaner cleaning some stuff from apt [01:09] i remember now i did that earlier [01:10] ok anyway after switching mirror and reload sources it works again [01:10] ph88: Do not see how "cleaning" could affect what apt is able to fetch ;( [01:11] me neither :( [01:11] Bashing-om: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/fhCgM8T8Km/ [01:12] ph88: Anyway .. now if you were to go back to the old mirror is the issue present ? For just the general interrest for you. [01:14] noalternative: Looks good now ... touchpad now working > [01:15] No, it isn't working yet. [01:15] Should I reboot? [01:15] or do something else? Bashing-om/ [01:16] noalternative: Well, a re-boot certainly can not hurt. Then see if you have touchpad operational. [01:16] Ok brb. [01:21] dumb question. do bash scripts run commands in order ? and if so they will stop at the first command that fails ? or will it run the rest [01:21] Bashing-on:ledeni awk etc all. Whatever we did there worked. [01:22] thanks to the #Ubuntu irc channel for helping me. [01:22] noalternative: :) .. xserver-xorg-input-libinput for the win :) [01:22] Cool! I save that in a txt file. === syborg is now known as syb0rg [01:23] noalternative: :D .. as pappa told me " a short pencil beats a long memory every time". [01:24] cstk421: they can and they can, but only if you tell them to [01:25] cstk421: they can run in order if that's all they're written to do. But they can run not in order if you write them not to. [01:25] ok im not telling them not to for one [01:26] and as i understand they will continue even if previous command fails [01:26] ? [01:26] cstk421: As for stopping at a command that fails, there is multiple ways for you to stop the script if a command fails. But they typically will not do this on their own. One way is to set the interpreter to #!/bin/bash -e. Or set -e I think it is [01:26] ah === Noisette is now known as Plumette [01:26] ok thanks [01:26] it is set -e [01:27] thank you leftyfb [01:27] cstk421: if you need further help with bash, I suggest #bash. Though be warned, they are not very nice over there, but they do know their stuff. [01:27] :0 [01:27] yeah im in a few channels like that :) [01:27] but thank you [01:41] I finally gave up fucking installing AMDGPU-PRO for ubuntu 18.04, never work [01:41] is there ubuntu 19.10 ? [01:41] oh yeah, I tried that a few months ago, Hulio [01:42] Doesn't work, typically [01:42] yeah man, too complicated [01:43] how to know what ubuntu i have? [01:43] how to check via command line [01:44] Hulio, first result from google: https://www.hostingadvice.com/how-to/ubuntu-show-version/ [01:44] Sushi-san, i see, this is what i have: Release: 19.04 [01:45] so there isn't 19.10 [01:45] I've heard that they will fix the AMDGPU-PRO in 19.10 version [01:45] No. It goes by YY/MM [01:45] We are nowhere near October [01:46] Sushi-san, do you know any good thing for ubuntu? [01:46] What? [01:46] so far i love it [01:46] but I have not seen any software for it [01:47] not very useful at the moment [01:47] boring than windows OS [01:47] Hulio: 19.04 is not released or supported yet. [01:47] so, anything you know for ubuntu that want to share? [01:48] at least i have Nero 4.0 install :) [01:48] and hexchat [01:48] Hulio: This is a support channel. Feel free to chat in #ubuntu-offtopic === WestCoastHotDog is now known as FlyingHotDog [02:22] Since upgrading from 16 to 18, xbacklight is no longer able to change the brightness of my display? [02:22] Anyone else experienced this issue and know how to fix it? === littlebit1 is now known as littlebit [02:42] Is there a naming error in the libgconf-2-4 package? It was previously libgconf2-5 in cosmic, and the dev package is still named libgconf2-dev. [02:42] https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libgconf&searchon=names&suite=disco§ion=all [02:44] *previously named libgconf2-4 in cosmic [02:49] im trying to port this to bionic: https://github.com/timvideos/litex-buildenv/wiki/HowTo-LCA2018-FPGA-Miniconf#debian-network-setup [02:49] what's the new network thing called? [02:50] I ended up finding another program called `brightnessctl` which works fine so I'm just using that instead. [02:51] netplan is the term. now I know what to google for :p [03:00] zer0des admin online? === sinner is now known as Guest65469 [03:06] The following problem started happening whenever I open a terminal. I have node on my maching cause I play with various programming as a hobby. Can anyone assist? [03:06] I have nvm as well but not familiar with its use very well [03:21] G'night [03:26] peace out DaGodFather === sinner is now known as Guest5998 [03:55] hello! [03:56] anyone good with nvida driver issues on 18.10? [03:57] Mcavity: I will not admit to being any good, but I do have some amount of experience. What leads you to ask ? [03:58] i have installed the closed sourse drivers for my card.. however its not quite working right. [03:59] once i got the driver in an di ran the phoronix graphics test for open area i get over 100 fps.. [03:59] Mcavity: K;, and how did you install ? and what is the card we are working with ? pastebin ' sudo lshw -C display' . See where we go from there. [03:59] however if i install open area from the ubuntu software library and run it i get something like 5 fps.. [04:00] m8600 [04:00] Ubuntu can not connect hotspot why is that? [04:00] What can i do? [04:01] let me see what i can do about pastbin.. [04:02] https://pastebin.com/Ly2rWBQi [04:02] Mcavity: checking ^ . [04:04] i have the same issue with nexuiz [04:05] runs great under the benchmark.. but if i install it via the ubutu software aplication somehow it seems like it doesnt run on the driver right [04:05] thanks [04:06] Mcavity: Well, a nvidia driver is installed, which one ? ' dpkg -l | grep -i nvidia ' , Nvidia recommends the latest 418 version driver. [04:09] yea i have an old card so [04:09] https://pastebin.com/S6r07qCa [04:09] its 340 [04:09] i dont think the latest drivers support this card [04:10] [its the driver ubuntu recomends] [04:10] Mcavity: Opps I dropped a zero .. lemme recalibrate. [04:11] no problem i appreciate you looking [04:12] other than this issue the latest ubuntu install justabout flawlesley on this laptop. [04:16] Mcavity: Confirmed that the 340 version driver is correct. Si next is to know that the GPU manager is in a haapy state. ' cat /var/log/gpu-manager.log ' . [04:18] https://pastebin.com/mz2JxHcj [04:19] looks good to me [04:20] Mcavity: Yup .. no issue seen there either, Is the game the only fault that you see ? [04:21] so far only games [04:21] but not if run from the benchmark program [04:21] they run fine then. [04:22] Mcavity: Well, over my head here. Let's see if others with greater skills will advise. [04:23] thnaks for looking [04:23] thanks [04:24] Mcavity: :) Of interest, just do not know what now to advise in this use case. [04:24] what things should I be checking out on my laptop before I wipe Windows and install Ubuntu? [04:24] wifi seems to work. [04:25] get a copy of your windows key just in case lol [04:26] how do I do that? [04:26] isn't that in the bios? [04:26] excelsiora: I often see the advise not to go cold turkey off Windows .. culture shock ! [04:27] new laptop, not noob to ubuntu! [04:27] excelsiora: Oustanding :) [04:30] what else to check out? [04:31] well thanks Bashing-om [04:31] i think im going to crash for now. [04:32] ill try again later. to tired to dig in deep. [04:46] Hi all. I am looking to install Mixmaster, but I don't see the package. [04:46] apt install mixmaster doesn't seem to work. [04:46] it comes back saying "package mixmaster is not available, but referred by another package." [05:04] How to batch download from a google drive folder? [05:14] anyone can give me some nudge on zer0des or ghost pepper? i was able to gain the foothold.. [05:28] I need help migrating this to netplan: /etc/network/interfaces.d/ https://github.com/CarlFK/video-stack-bin-chicken/blob/master/scripts/howto/lca2018/lca-setup_eth.cfg [05:29] that gets added to the existing, typically dhcp. might be I need to know how to do :1 in yaml [05:34] CarlFK: can this help anyhow? looks like a clean tut: https://www.linux.com/learn/intro-to-linux/2018/9/how-use-netplan-network-configuration-tool-linux [05:37] lotuspsychje: thanks, but no help. I need to know how to specify a 2nd .. virtual interface? whatever the foo:1 gets me from the old way [05:43] CarlFK: all the guides i browse mention the edit of the yaml, and add your route there [05:43] I think I found it on https://netplan.io/reference "most available features" [05:43] CarlFK: fail-over-ip is that what you need? [05:45] I need dhcp to give a 192.168.1.x so I can ssh to the box, I need 192.168.100.100 so that it can talk to another device : 192.168.100.101 (that is very static) [05:49] Hi! Any developer here? [05:49] Jojero: ask your ubuntu question [05:49] Im just new on IRC. :P Not much friends. [05:50] Oh! Yes sorry, does ubuntu have only gnome installation no more option for other desktop manager like unity? [05:50] Jojero: yes it has, the user can install the DE of his choice [05:51] Because last time I install ubuntu it has choice after I boot to Unity 8 / Gnome which feels it bloats the system. [05:51] And last does Ubuntu really makes laptop hot? Or 38 degrees c? [05:51] It's like burning. :( [05:52] Jojero: pastebin your dmesg we can have a look [05:52] 38 C is pretty cool really. [05:52] I feel hot [05:52] now 90+C is hot [05:52] 38c is totally normal [05:52] When I touch the face right next to my touch pad. [05:52] The keyboard or the fan vents? [05:52] keyboard and the face of the fan vents [05:53] oh no the speaker* [05:53] im using asus x455lj [05:53] Ubuntu is shipping with GNOME as the default unless you use one of the flavors. [05:53] So no more unity desktop with it? [05:54] Jojero: unity can still be installed [05:54] I mean its not pre packaged? [05:54] I think the package is ubuntu-unity-desktop [05:54] I mean if I install gnome no more unity? [05:54] Jojero: read what ahoneybun just said [05:55] sudo apt install ubuntu-unity-desktop [05:55] dont want to get off topic but i did use 18.04 and had Gnome and Unity 7 working fine side by side [05:55] I mean if I install gnome no more unity? [05:55] after the upgrade to 18.10 the unity side got a little buggy [05:55] Oh sorry, not that I accidentally pres arrow up [05:56] Jojero: please dont repeat the same questions 3 times in a row [05:56] Yes yes, I just accidentally press arrow up key. Sorry. [05:57] Jojero: if you install Unity you will have both Unity and GNOME when you login. [05:57] There will be a gear icon at the login screen so you can choose which one you want to use at that time. [05:57] xmetal: to have a more stable experience, stay on LTS [05:58] Thanks! [05:59] Ahm guys last, in dev works really linux is better? I mean like more flexible and yet stable especially using command lines? [05:59] Jojero: thats offtopic here [05:59] !chat | Jojero use this [05:59] Jojero use this: #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! [06:00] Thanks! [06:03] Does anyone know why a file in ubuntu just won't save after making changes? [06:04] It says it's saved but it just reverts back [06:04] what exactly do u mean Dice? [06:04] you dont have ownership/permissions for that specific file would be my guess [06:04] I'm doing it through sudo [06:05] I managed to keep the changes for a while but it reverted back again [06:05] it's a yml file for an irc bot [06:07] Dice: sudo on GUI is disabled on ubuntu now [06:07] i dont know what that means [06:07] but there are no permission errors [06:07] Dice: why are you editing a file with sudo? [06:08] because it's owned by another user [06:09] lotuspsychje: still works here on Disco. sudo gedit /etc/gdm3/custom.conf [06:10] the file keeps the changes until the bot that is associated with the .yml file starts, after that it reverts back for some unexplainable reason [06:12] ahoneybun: they removed gksu and its not reccomended running GUI as root you know that too right [06:12] Dice: does the bot has a user account? it may be better to change to that user and then edit the file. [06:12] lotuspsychje: kinda need to be root to edit a file in / [06:12] unless one does 'sudo su' [06:13] ahoneybun: I've been able to set up and change settings like this before [06:13] I managed to edit the changes earlier today as well [06:14] I have permissions [06:15] Are you running the bot as root? (run it after running sudo su) Try that [06:15] Although I most likely am being horribly unhelpful though [06:15] probably a bad idea to be running an irc bot as root [06:15] Yeah most likely [06:16] It'd be better to try to move it to your home folder or something so that you aren't encountering any root issues [06:16] ahoneybun: you can enter nautilus with admin:/// for example [06:17] Ben64: I'm not running the irc bot as root, that's why I have to edit the files with sudo [06:18] I have one user, irc bot is run by another user [06:18] lotuspsychje: have to say I didn't know about that. [06:18] thanks [06:18] np ahoneybun [06:20] Dice: just switch to the other user === monojamoon| is now known as monojamoon [06:45] So randomly after a day of uptime I'll encounter that my temperature sensors desire to read -5 degrees Celsius (except HDDs) [06:46] mine do that after going well over 100 c [06:47] Hmm [06:47] All I've seen is that I'll go for a bagel or something and I'll come back to 83 RPM on the CPU cooler fan, -5 Celsius for almost everything [07:15] ? [07:18] yousun123: can we help you? [07:23] lotuspsychje: you scared them off. :o [07:23] :p [07:31] if I'm copying a folder from my desktop, to my localhost directory (owned by root) via terminal, it is sudo I use? [07:31] Sterist: localhost directory? [07:32] yes, /var/www/html [07:33] I believe that is the default location, of which it is currently configured [07:33] yeah you can sudo cp file destination [07:34] another question, should the first "/" be prepended or just "sudo cp /blah/blah /bam/bam" [07:34] i don't see the difference [07:34] prepended would be with a / at the beginning, which your example has [07:35] prepend the / as in, something before the / [07:35] Sterist: whether you use a / or not determines whether the path is absolute or relative to your current directory. [07:35] that wasn't necessarily the question, but, that is something I did not know. thank you :) [07:36] Sterist: it basically was. you were wondering when to prepend the / essentially. [08:03] hello [08:03] welcome u0_a269 [08:03] how can we help you? [08:03] just testing out this irssi terminal irc chat program [08:03] have you used it before? [08:04] u0_a269: we focus on ubuntu issues in this channel, you can /join #ubuntu-discuss if you like [08:05] sure [08:33] connecting with 18.04 to work VPN using 'openvpn --config file.ovpn' I see this is the output: Unrecognized option or missing or extra parameter(s) in [PUSH-OPTIONS]:6: register-dns [09:19] Okay so, I was using unetbootin to make a Ubuntu bootable drive, and I dont know how, I clicked "okay" when it was set on HDD. Now, I closed it the next moment, but some directories were added to the / . So, I need some help clearing those directories. Although I have some idea what dirs are safe to remove, yet I need some confirmation. I have following directories : http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/RrdDt5hdq8/ [09:19] Please help me tell which of these can be safely deleted. (Maybe pastebin your ls -l ?) [09:35] "loginctl unlock-session 5" => audit: type=1107 audit(1553420062.030:3831): pid=704 uid=103 auid=4294967295 ses=4294967295 msg='apparmor="DENIED" operation="dbus_signal" bus="system" path="/org/freedesktop/PolicyKit1/Authority" [09:35] interface="org.freedesktop.PolicyKit1.Authority" member="Changed" name=":1.10" mask="receive" pid=621 label="snap.uefi-fw-tools.fwupd" peer_pid=746 peer_label="unconfined" [09:37] how do I change apparmor temporarily to complain-only mode? [09:49] nonix4b: aa-complain [09:58] blackflow: how do I map the audit message to profile names? [10:01] nonix4b: there should be comm="" in the trail but there isn't, and I see now what that is that's a snap confinement profile. huh, I'm not sure what to do here exactly because snaps dont' allow you to override their profiles (I've filed a bug about that). I guess you can temporarily stop entire appamor. [10:02] blackflow: 'k... guess I need to do that for a short while, just to unlock a frozen X session [10:03] ;;tlast [10:07] blackflow: wonder whether installing snappy-debug would give further info? [10:08] nonix4b: I don't know, but from that trail it appears that maybe the snap needs an interface enabled? If you wanna pursue this, you could ask on the snapcraft.io forums [10:14] hrm "apparmor stop" mentions that "teardown" would be needed... but can that be scoped to just the issue mentioned above? [10:15] blackflow: also, your bug report #? [10:16] nonix4b: I don't know, the interaction between AA and snaps is a bit of an unknown to me as namespacing/container awareness is a relatively recent adittion to AA, and I think snaps have only one big profile defined in the core that is modified by interfaces. [10:17] nonix4b: bug #1761496 [10:17] bug 1761496 in snapd "Allow users to override individual snap AppArmor profiles" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1761496 === sinner is now known as Guest12371 [10:18] hi, getting kernel panic, vfs can't mount on grub [10:19] Hi! [10:19] I am having problems installing Ubuntu on my desktop PC. [10:20] super_koza: explain whats happening so volunteers can think along with you [10:21] When booting from USB I choose to Install it and then the purple background with Ubuntu logo and dots beneath is shown breafly. After some time it dissapears, however I can hear the chimes as when the system is booted... [10:21] The monitor goes to the power saving mode. [10:22] super_koza: during the setup or after the install booting? [10:22] hi all. is it possible to install gnome 3.32 in ubuntu 18.10? [10:23] !mix | freakyy [10:23] freakyy: it is usually a very bad idea to mix packages from different releases (or Linux distributions), and it is completely unsupported [10:28] helloo [10:28] freakyy: you might be interested in 19.04 instead [10:28] ok [10:28] ok [10:28] ok [10:28] lotuspsychje: during the setup [10:28] wats [10:28] omg [10:29] super_koza: during setup its normal monitor goign blank for energy saving [10:29] super_koza: press a key to go back [10:29] No no [10:29] You got me wrong [10:29] super koza ai you romanian [10:29] user__: No :) [10:30] ok [10:30] lotuspsychje: so I boot and choose USB [10:30] no [10:30] no [10:30] no [10:30] no [10:30] then there is the Grub bootloader and I choose to install or to try it [10:30] doesn't matter [10:31] then I see the ubuntu logo and dots below it [10:31] emojy [10:31] and after a second or two [10:31] the display turns off [10:31] and I hear the sound from the system [10:31] as if it was logging in [10:31] superkoza disconexted? [10:31] I can't get the display to turn on after [10:32] user__: what? [10:32] super koza! [10:32] yey [10:32] super_koza: try F1 to textboot and see whats going on in there [10:32] super_koza: please ignore the trolls. [10:32] super_koza: Have you tried passing NOMODESET to the boot? [10:32] mouses: no I didn't [10:33] https://askubuntu.com/questions/207175/what-does-nomodeset-do [10:33] I should mention that I have an Intel system with GTX 970 GPU [10:33] ooooo nice [10:33] I have tried switching the cable to the HDMI port on the mainboard [10:33] but that didn't help [10:33] Hi, im first time on IRC. Hello World! [10:34] adrdor: welcome! [10:34] super koza [10:34] super_koza: GTX cards needs the nvidia drivers from the ubuntu graphics ppa [10:34] troll [10:35] !ops | user__ troll & flood [10:35] user__ troll & flood: 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 [10:35] ha,ha,ha [10:35] im not troll rly [10:35] im form PL [10:35] no that was about from another user [10:35] super_koza: try what mouses suggests and bypass with nomodeset to get in system [10:35] OK [10:36] super_koza: a nomodeset will get you in long enough to install drivers [10:36] then you should be set! [10:36] super koza! yey,yey [10:36] I tried the text boot but the screen was ON for too short [10:36] and I couldn't read anything [10:36] no [10:36]