[00:38] I have proposed in my sources list but the Sources GUI says I only get partial proposed updates. How can I determine what non-default settings I have for this source? https://i.imgur.com/3ThgXhB.png [00:41] Hello, any distros/flavors that offer having F2FS as a root partition? === jdekde is now known as kubkde [01:00] I use ssh keys to login to my Ubuntu droplet. this morning I disabled root login and any password login in /etc/ssh/sshd_config and restarted the sshd daemon. However, I am still able to login as root without password just the same. What's up with that? [01:02] never mind, solved the problem. === dl is now known as Guest56242 [01:19] cryptic0 how did yo usolve i? [01:32] kubkde: He left the channel [01:37] Hi, how can I install newer version of cmake ? [01:38] ah [01:38] amosbird: under a specific Ubuntu version you are limited to what that version provides [01:38] amosbird: of course, you can download the cmake source and build it yourself. You are, then, on your own. [01:39] amosbird, you may be able to install .deb packages via Launchpad or Debian's official site precompiled, but be warned that you make break your entire system due to recursive dependencies one _one_ package === kk4ewt is now known as Guest81250 [01:43] ok [01:43] root@fc71b824c0f2:/home/amos/git# which cmake [01:43] /usr/local/bin/cmake [01:43] root@fc71b824c0f2:/home/amos/git# cmake [01:43] bash: /usr/bin/cmake: No such file or directory [01:43] root@fc71b824c0f2:/home/amos/git# [01:44] amosbird: you seem to be missing /usr/local/bin in the PATH. Also, use !pastebin for multiple lines [01:45] hggdh: but why which shows the right command? [01:46] amosbird: good question. 'which' searches the PATH === Vilegent is now known as Guest79418 [01:47] amosbird: what happens when you run 'env cmake' [01:48] hggdh: I just moved cmake to /usr/bin [01:49] is there a way i can see if my apache web server is effected by this? https://usn.ubuntu.com/3937-1/ [01:50] mad_hatter: simple: if you are running a version below the given versions in the USN, then you are vulnerable. [01:50] it doesn't say what versions of apache are effected though, just 18.04 ubuntu [01:50] amosbird: just a comment, en passant: it is usually a bad idea to run as root [01:50] mad_hatter: are you running 18.04? [01:51] yeah [01:51] but the httpd version is 2.4.29 [01:51] which according to that page says we're okay [01:51] hggdh: that's docker [01:51] mad_hatter: the corrected version is apache2-bin - 2.4.29-1ubuntu4.6 [01:52] hggdh: right we're running 2.4.29 [01:52] mad_hatter: NOT 2.4.29 [01:52] 2.4.29-1ubuntu4.6 [01:52] ahh okay [01:52] how do i upgrade to that then? can i expect downtime [01:53] mad_hatter: standard package update, provided you have the security pocket enabled: sudo apt update && sudo apt install apache-bin [01:53] urgh [01:53] mad_hatter: sudo apt update && sudo apt install apache2-bin [01:54] hggdh: whould dist-upgrade work as well? [01:55] mad_hatter: yes, it will work, but full-upgrade will install any and all updates to 18.04. If you do not mind them, it is actually a good idea. [01:55] wil i have to change anything with my apache configuration files? [01:55] no [01:55] will i need to bounce apache? [01:55] or can apache stay running [01:55] IDK, but I would bounce it anyway [01:56] mad_hatter: yes, certainly you have to bounce apache [01:56] mad_hatter: apache2-bin carries a LOT of code [02:25] ???? [02:25] shenme yisi> === murthy is now known as murthy_ [02:48] ls [02:48] test [02:49] hi there === murthy_ is now known as murthy === murthy is now known as murthy_ [03:44] Hey guys, I have full disk encryption on my xps 13 9370 developer edition and had my motherboard replaced, now the system won't prompt me for my encrypted volume's password [03:45] jxcl_2, what does it do? [03:45] I tried booting into a live media and the drive doesn't show up in /dev/ or lsblk at all [03:45] it shows the bootloader and shows the ubuntu loading screen but then gives up and drops into initramfs [03:45] jxcl_2, in that case, go into the bios/efi on my xps 13 the del key gets you there [03:45] does the hardrive show up there? [03:47] I'm booted in the live media right now, will check === murthy_ is now known as murthy [03:48] wb jxcl_2 what did you find out? [03:49] Tedward: still checking, just switched computers [03:49] no problem, I am concern that since the drive is not showing up in the live media that it is not being found by the bios either [03:51] for what it's worth, if you're using linux (so software) based full disk encryption then the encryption keys are stored on the hard disk itself, not in tpm / on the mainboard. [03:51] yeah the drive is showing up in the Device Information section and tin the boto loader options [03:51] boot loader* [03:51] I'm thinking that the initramfs has the drive by device id and changing the motherboard changed the device id [03:51] but I don't know how to fix that [03:52] that is likely, but I am confused by why it does not show up in the live media [03:52] does this hint on what happened, run on the initramfs shell: echo $REASON [03:53] ok, it'll take a while for the boot to give up and drop me into the shell [03:53] jxcl_2, I think you should be able to boot into an ubuntu live disk, then chroot into your install after decrypting the drive and run the grub installer again [03:53] what is the etiquette in this room for posting links? [03:54] you are welcome to, if it's related [03:54] thanks tomreyn [03:54] jxcl_2, here is the ubuntu documentation on chroot https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot [03:57] tomreyn: echo $REASON gives "-r Dropping to a shell. Will skip /dev/disk/by-uuid/ if you can't fix it" [03:57] jxcl_2: while you'Re waiting, tell us more about your ubuntu installation. which version is it, how did you install it, did you upgrade it, yet, if so, from which earlier version? [03:58] jxcl_2: so indeed the initramfs can't find some device [03:58] I got the dev edition from Dell which was running the 17.04 LTS (I think), upgraded to 18.04 when I got it [03:58] then how / when did you do the full disk encryption? [03:59] I take it the replacement of your mobo was after upgrading to 18.04? [03:59] I think it was shipped with the system not set up so I got to choose FDE when I first set it up [03:59] with the installer [04:00] "blkid" in the initramfs doesn't show anything either [04:00] does not show anything at all, or nothing matching the uuid in the $REASON? [04:01] it shows no devices [04:01] hmm thats unusual. [04:01] but the bios shows it existing right? [04:02] yeah and the initramfs it's running is off the drive as well [04:02] there's only the one drive in the laptop [04:02] make sure fastboot and secure boot are off in the firmware [04:03] the initramfs loads before the kernel, it is how the kernel is bootstrapped, but that is strange [04:05] does ls /dev/sd* show anything? [04:07] not in initramfs, in the ubuntu live media it's the usb drive [04:08] so in the live media you also see nothing but the usb? [04:08] i.e. not the hdd? [04:09] yeah [04:09] okay, then you need to set the disk to AHCI, not RAID mode in the firmware [04:10] [ x ] silly firmware defaults [04:11] that did it! [04:11] thank you! [04:11] good advice tomreyn [04:11] you're welcome. not sure why i didnt think of that earlier [04:11] I saw that in the BIOS menus and thought about changing it but didn't know what it meant so I left it alone lol [04:11] tomreyn, I didn't think the bios would allow RAID mode with just one drive [04:12] the drive was found with the same drive id so I didn't have to rerun grub install either [04:12] its just intels' fakeraid, and a default setting in many firmwares. [04:12] jxcl_2, the UUID should stay the same, one reason to use that over the kernel assigned /dev/sd* [04:13] good thinking! [04:13] I probably would not have figured that out for days, thanks so much guys [04:13] anyone know how to fix high cpu usage using firefox ubuntu? [04:13] gambl0r3, what kind of usage? [04:14] Tedward, firefox will spike when loading pages or watching youtube hd [04:14] it can go as high up as 180% cpu usage [04:15] try disabling the addons? or run safe mode [04:15] see if that helps [04:15] gambl0r3, do you have a multi-core cpu? [04:15] i have thinkpad t480s i5 8th gen cpu [04:16] * tomreyn must have a deja vu [04:16] if it just spikes, not sure if that is really a problem, especially when loading hd video [04:17] gambl0r3: how's this different today than it was yesetrday when we discxussed the very same thing? [04:17] Tedward, its around cpu usage during video playback [04:17] cpu only drops back down to 25% if i stop the vid [04:18] tomreyn, its not different. im still experiencing issues [04:18] i even have an older slower performance laptop and cpu does not go up over 40% even when watching hd youtube [04:19] did you try with a new firefox profile, as i suggested a couple times? [04:19] yes [04:19] does your laptop have integrated graphics or discrete? [04:19] did nothing [04:19] Tedward, no [04:19] ah, you never told [04:20] huh? [04:20] its annoying hearing my fan turn on when im visiting a new page or watching a vid [04:20] "no" is a bad answer to an "or" question [04:20] no what i saying? [04:21] gambl0r3: can you show this? lspci -knn | grep -A3 VGA | nc termbin.com 9999 [04:22] Tedward, https://i.imgur.com/HWCKoFo.jpg [04:22] tomreyn, whats that command do [04:22] https://termbin.com/u5uz [04:23] gambl0r3: post information on your graphics card to a pastebin-like site at termbin.com [04:23] gambl0r3: does your other laptop have a dedicated graphics card? [04:23] tomreyn, how do i dget graphics card info? [04:23] inxi -G [04:23] gambl0r3: you just did [04:24] tomreyn, no it doesnt. its a low end laptop [04:24] https://termbin.com/u5uz is your graphics card indo [04:24] gambl0r3, yup and you have integrated graphics [04:24] *info [04:24] tomreyn, https://pastebin.com/N8tbcu3d [04:24] Hmm, how can I fix this https://la.wentropy.com/EVdN ? [04:24] having said that, I still think firefox is using quite a bit of cpu for playing hd video [04:25] gambl0r3: thanks for posting the same again (not needed, though) [04:25] tomreyn, what do you want me to do? [04:25] Tedward, did you see the screen? [04:25] gambl0r3: accept that it porobably wont get any better than it is. [04:26] how the hell does ff run better on my low spec laptop better than my high end laptop? [04:26] what is your low spec laptop? [04:26] what if i uninstall/reinstall ff? [04:27] Tedward, lenovo 120s [04:27] Tedward, https://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/lenovo-ideapad-120s [04:28] amosbird: run apt-get update first [04:28] with sudo [04:28] amosbird: then sudo apt-get -f install [04:28] ok [04:30] gambl0r3: can you tell us the exact dell model you have? this will tell journalctl -b | grep 'DMI:' [04:31] tomreyn, its not a dell. its a thinkpad [04:31] t480s [04:31] gambl0r3: oh right, but still, that's just a series [04:31] thinkpad t480s [04:31] just a model series [04:31] there are different submodels [04:31] it originally came with windows but i installed kubuntu instead [04:32] tomreyn, im not sure hwo to find that [04:32] i just told you [04:32] gambl0r3: can you tell us the exact dell model you have? this will tell journalctl -b | grep 'DMI:' [04:32] tomreyn, Apr 01 16:27:59 thnkpdt480s kernel: DMI: LENOVO 20L7CTO1WW/20L7CTO1WW, BIOS N22ET49W (1.26 ) 09/13/2018 [04:32] sorry, i missed your msg [04:33] no problem, thanks [04:36] gambl0r3: here's the latest bios update for it: https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/de/en/products/LAPTOPS-AND-NETBOOKS/THINKPAD-T-SERIES-LAPTOPS/THINKPAD-T480S-TYPE-20L7-20L8/downloads/DS502227 [04:37] this is v1.30, you have 1.26 [04:37] i need to update bios? [04:38] you may want to if the system doesn't perform the way you expect it to. [04:39] 1.26 -> 1.30 contains two security fixes [04:39] also those are all Windows downloads? [04:39] they are iso files [04:39] bios downloads are typically windows or dos binaries [04:40] ok im hesitant to do any updates like bios. im scared im gonna screw something up and brick my laptop [04:40] ill explore other options. thanks anyways! === murthy is now known as murthy_ [04:47] gambl0r3: to put things into perspective: this compares your graphics chipset to another (CPU) integrated (non dedicated) mobile graphics chipset and a middle-class dedicated desktop graphics card https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/compare//3805vs3120vs4025 [04:48] ok which one is mine [04:48] the one on the left [04:49] tomreyn, it cant be my hardware. this is the latest gen model [04:49] and t480s is high spec model === murthy_ is now known as murthy [04:49] actually bad comparison, the other integrated is old. take this instead: https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/compare//3805vs3790vs4025 [04:50] gambl0r3: intel uhd graphics 620 is what you have, it comes with your cpu [04:51] here's what you posted earlier https://termbin.com/u5uz [04:52] the design goal of the laptop you bought was to be light and thin, not powerful [04:53] maybe not powerful, but should be powerful enoguh to power firefox i would assume [04:53] and it does [04:53] gambl0r3, it is, it just uses quite a bit of your computing power [04:53] or did I misunderstand you? [04:55] it can go as high up as 180% cpu usage [04:55] Tedward, i can use ff. but its annoything hearing the fan turn on whenever im browsing between pages or watching hd youtube. no what im saying? [04:55] that's 180% of 800%, since it's a4-core CPU with hyper threading, so 8 virtual cores [04:56] anyone having problems with controllers default position being top left in 18.04? [04:56] edisto: no polls, please, if there's an issue (or seems to be one) please discuss it, with context. [04:56] tomreyn, what? [04:56] gambl0r3: what i wrote. [04:57] gambl0r3, you have a 4 core processor with hyper-threading, which means for practical purposes you have 8 cpu cores [04:57] Tedward, thats good right? [04:57] 180% means you are utilizing one whole core and 80% of a second core [04:58] lol ok. I'm having an issue with my ps3 controller and any type of ps3 controller where its default position is top left, instead of center. [04:58] or just shy of 1/8th of your computing power [04:58] sorry it is late 1/4th of your computing power [04:58] trying to find a work around but I don't see any posts online with that particular issue even though, all my ps3 controllers are effected. [04:58] edisto: oh, an input device, ps3 controller. personally i have no experience with those, i'm afraid. [04:59] edisto, I only have experience with the xbox360 controller, though I would recommend posting at https://www.gamingonlinux.com/ [05:00] it si very likely that you will find someone familiar with the PS3 controller there [05:01] there's also #gamingonlinux here, they might also have some hints. [05:01] tomreyn, thanks much =D [05:01] tomreyn, good point! [05:06] whats the best way to uninstall ff from my ubuntu? [05:07] sudo apt-get purge firefox ? [05:07] yes, i'd think so [05:07] gambl0r3: when you say 'best' what do you mean? [05:07] delete ~/.mozilla if you don't wanna keep the old settings [05:07] i want to delete everything [05:10] ok and if i want to install the stable version of ff? sudo apt-get install firefox ? [05:10] gambl0r3: Then you also have to do what cim209 said. [05:10] brlin, yea did that alredy [05:10] sudo apt-get install firefox...will this install the latest stable version? [05:10] The `purge` command of APT only deals with system configs, which I believe firefox has none [05:11] gambl0r3: Yes, currently Ubuntu ships the latest Firefox [05:11] brlin, so this might fix my cpu usage right? [05:11] (May delay a few days, but still) [05:11] gambl0r3: Unnecessarily [05:11] what delay? [05:11] i would backup your system and run "sudo find / . -name mozilla" to find transients [05:12] too late, alredy ran the command [05:12] that's just finding mozilla related file names [05:12] doesn't delete [05:12] gambl0r3: Delay of uploaded into the Ubuntu software archive after upstream Mozilla's release [05:13] cim209: That's not really necessary (and probably dangerous) [05:13] brlin: it probably is [05:13] dangerous that is [05:13] gambl0r3: The fan problem you're noticing is probably due to poor GPU driver [05:13] (poor heat control) [05:13] s/GPU/graphics/g [05:13] or mainboard firmware, which is why i recommended upgrading it [05:14] For CPU, make sure you've installed the thermald package if your CPU make is intel [05:14] tomreyn: You're right. [05:14] it wasnt doing this before i had to reinstall ubuntu [05:14] so it must be something i did in the ff settings [05:14] i just dont know what i changed [05:15] gambl0r3: Try to reproduce it in a new user account to verify it. [05:15] Firefox won't store settings out of your home directory [05:15] it can't be due to firefox settings since you said you tested with a different firefox profile and that had the same 'issue' [05:15] s/different/new/ [05:15] Maybe it's an regression by another package's update? [05:16] https://i.imgur.com/heWN4WL.jpg [05:17] 226% cpu usage. i just broke my old record [05:17] gambl0r3: [05:17] Firefox is a multi-process, multi-thread Web browser, I don't see anything wrong in particular in that screenshot. [05:18] (Yes, a process can utilize multiple CPU cores, hence the >100% cpu usage) [05:18] well your computer must be a beast then [05:18] we explained before that he got 4+4 cpu cores (HT) and thus 800% total. [05:18] gambl0r3: keep the showoff for #ubuntu-discuss please [05:19] You might want to try reproducing it in a different desktop environment though, might be window manager related. [05:20] brlin, cpu usage keeps fluctuating [05:20] is that normal? [05:20] ... [05:20] when watching hd youtube, it goes anywhere from 70%-200%+ [05:20] gambl0r3: Depending on your usage, probably [05:20] fan is constantly turning on/off [05:20] and its annoying [05:21] You might want to check if the video acceleration is available [05:21] brlin gambl0r3 hardware & tuning, doesnt fit here [05:21] What is your graphics hardware? [05:21] join both to #ubuntu-discuss please [05:22] brlin, Apr 01 16:27:59 thnkpdt480s kernel: DMI: LENOVO 20L7CTO1WW/20L7CTO1WW, BIOS N22ET49W (1.26 ) 09/13/2018 [05:22] lotuspsychje: Well fan keeps annoying is a valid issue for #ubuntu AFAICT [05:22] brlin, i agree [05:22] brlin: support yes, discuss no [05:22] lets keep the convo here [05:23] lotuspsychje: But isn't this a support channel? [05:23] brlin: if you keep it ontopic sure [05:23] brlin, https://pastebin.com/3qEFByXQ [05:23] brlin, its fine just ignore him for now [05:24] gambl0r3: You don't have any discrete graphics driver, right? [05:24] somebody said i do [05:24] brlin, i have t480s laptop [05:25] https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-T480s-i5-8250U-FHD-Laptop-Review.315374.0.html [05:25] The NVIDIA graphics is an optional component... [05:25] integrated Intel UHD Graphics 620 [05:25] `NVIDIA® GeForce® MX150 搭配 2 GB GDDR5（選購）` This is what I saw here [05:26] brlin, i dont have that card [05:27] brlin: it is just that gambl0r3 just keeps repeating a previously discussed (in details) non-issue here, isn't particularly good at following suggestions and responding to questions, but insists there is an issue when there really is none. the nervous fan control is probably a mix of a design and firmware issue. both of which are not ubuntu issues. [05:27] gambl0r3: Let's just to be sure, please report the output of the `lspci | grep -E '(3D|VGA|Display)'` command in terminal [05:28] brlin, 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation UHD Graphics 620 (rev 07) [05:28] tomreyn: Be chill, it's not that I have any spare time to support other people problems either ;) [05:29] have fun [05:29] gambl0r3: Please install the `vainfo` package and report the output of the `vainfo` command in a terminal. [05:30] brlin, what does that command do? [05:30] that package [05:30] gambl0r3: It checks your graphics hardware's video hardware encoding/decoding capabilities [05:31] If the hardware decoding support is not available the browser will use software decoding, which of course will heat up the hardware. [05:31] (Not that Firefox really support this yet though) [05:33] Hello there. I am trying to write an ISO to US so I can install it onto another computer. I did sudo dd if=filename.iso of=/dev/sdc and it writes and finishes without any error messages. When I pop the USB into another computer and boot the USB it says that I need to insert a bootable media. I have tried it two other machines and I get the same error message. Any ideas? [05:33] US=USB [05:34] Ascavasaion: which ubuntu release are you running? which iso file are you writing? [05:34] Ascavasaion: Which ISO image you're trying to prepare the USB of? [05:34] gambl0r3: have you tried FF on a live usb [05:34] Ascavasaion: and how did you verify that the iso downloaded fully? [05:35] cim209, no [05:36] tomreyn, 18.04 LTS. It is Windows Vista Business. It is the only version of Windows I have a key for. I did not verify... I clicked download on some site and it downloaded an ISO. I saw no checksums to compare the ISO to. === cpaelzer__ is now known as cpaelzer [05:36] Ascavasaion: Please try the image from the ubuntu.com website [05:36] Ascavasaion: you may need to use woeusb to write windows iso's so that they become bootable. [05:36] gambl0r3: definitely worth a try [05:37] (WoeUSB developer passing by) [05:37] brlin, Why would Ubuntu host an old Windows Vista ISO? [05:37] so if it works fine with live usb, what does that mean? [05:37] Ascavasaion: Apologies, I misread your reply [05:37] brlin, HAHA Okies... I thought as much. Love it! [05:37] to see if it's a hardware or desktop setup failure [05:37] Ascavasaion: Windows image doesn't support HybridISO and thus won't boot if you dd it [05:38] tomreyn, I tried installing Woeusb, but it wanted me to install gait and and... was not a deb package. [05:38] Ascavasaion: i'm pretty sure there are .deb's [05:38] Ascavasaion: Download this script, add exec permission and run it in a terminal: https://github.com/slacka/WoeUSB/blob/master/src/woeusb [05:39] The script is standalone and thus is able to run directly [05:39] tomreyn and brlin, the USB image is browseable on the machine I wrote it on... but does not boot, so your saying that it needs to be bootable makes sense [05:39] Though do make sure you've install the packages listed in the Depends field here: https://github.com/slacka/WoeUSB/blob/master/debian/control#L17 [05:40] gambl0r3: also i would try out other kernel versions [05:40] Ascavasaion: Windows installation image simply support that boot scheme. [05:40] s/simply support/simply doesn't support/ [05:40] cim209, oh yea i remember doing that last time [05:41] cim209, how do upgrade my kernel? [05:41] you can use UKUU [05:41] yea thats what i used last time [05:42] cim209, does this seem right? https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/02/ukuu-easy-way-to-install-mainline-kernel-ubuntu [05:42] since intel graphics are built into the kernel, see if a newer one helps with FF playbacks === murthy is now known as murthy_ [05:42] cim209, good idea. [05:42] ya that's the one [05:43] installing [05:43] tomreyn, Yep... found the deb packages here... https://ubuntu.pkgs.org/18.04/webupd8-amd64/woeusb_3.2.12-1~webupd8~bionic0_amd64.deb.html [05:43] Ascavasaion: if you prefer .deb's but don't mind unsupported (here) !ppa you can choose between these: https://launchpad.net/~tomtomtom/+archive/ubuntu/woeusb?field.series_filter=bionic and https://launchpad.net/%7Enilarimogard/+archive/ubuntu/webupd8?field.series_filter=bionic provide woeusb .deb's [05:43] The `sudo _the_woeusb_script_ --device _your_windows_image_ _your_usb_block_device_` command should do the job [05:44] Ascavasaion: don't install from the location you found, they just copy other peoples' packages, the one you found is from the second link i posted [05:44] cim209, its installed [05:44] Please use the WebUpd8 PPA if you really want to install it, avoid install the packages directly [05:45] cim209, should i just try the latest kernel? [05:45] (Not that it is supported by we upstream, but that's what existing for quite a long time.) [05:45] tomreyn, Oh... Should I uninstall then? [05:45] what's listed? [05:46] Ascavasaion: you should not normally download .deb files directly from anywhere, but always install via apt archives (unless such are not available). if i got brlin right then they are a woeusb developer and are probably more qualified to guide with this software than i am. [05:46] cim209, https://i.imgur.com/aPs8Evv.png [05:46] Please follow the instructions on the https://launchpad.net/~nilarimogard/+archive/ubuntu/webupd8 page [05:47] Ascavasaion: so i'd uninstall now, then either do what brlin says (if oyu trust this code on that github repo) or use one of the ppa's (if you trust those) [05:47] try the latest one? [05:48] # sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8 [05:48] # sudo apt-get update [05:48] # sudo apt-get install woeusb [05:48] Not acceptable? [05:48] gambl0r3: Any updates on the `vainfo` command? [05:48] Ascavasaion: Just follow it and it should be fine [05:48] Ascavasaion: you decide, we don't support PPAs here. but i assume it will be ok. [05:48] how do i know which kernel im currently using? [05:49] gambl0r3: Run `uname -r` [05:49] damn im using a really old kernel [05:49] my servers are using 4.15.x [05:50] im using 4.18.0-16 [05:50] Ubuntu is a feature freeze distro, it will only ship the kernel that is available at its development phase. [05:50] so what are the risks by upgrading kernel. theres gotta be some [05:50] are these kernels stable? [05:50] if whatever happens, you can always switch to the LTS [05:50] in grub [05:50] gambl0r3: Not supported by Ubuntu developers, that's pretty much. [05:51] brlin: there are !HWE kernels, though, such as the one gambl0r3 is using [05:51] when you upgrade your kernel to mainline, there won't be any ubuntu patches to it [05:51] tomreyn: Yep. [05:52] (What cim209 means the kernel will be somewhat weaker in security and may lack some functionalities) [05:52] so if something goes wrong, i can go back to the prev version using grub? [05:52] yes [05:52] gambl0r3: The old kernel will be available as an separate boot option [05:53] s/an/a/ [05:53] you'll see it when you reboot [05:53] hi === murthy_ is now known as murthy [05:53] ok what should i do though. should i just upgrade to the latest version or try one version up? [05:53] qwebirc67387: ello [05:53] gambl0r3: Try the latest first, feel free to try others if you have the spare time [06:00] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1210727 [06:00] Mozilla bug 1210727 in Audio/Video: Playback "Add VA-API hardware decoding support on Linux" [Normal,New] === root is now known as Guest8098 [06:12] Ascavasaion: Still got any problems in preparing the Vista boot USB? [06:14] !rootirc | Guest8098 [06:14] Guest8098: 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. [06:16] brlin, It is all sorted and running... thank you. [06:16] Thank you tomreyn as well [06:16]