[00:46] Hi, I'm upgrading to 18.04 at 5 KB/s. But no, it doesn't seem to be the DSL speed. I've tried this for the third time and it seems to be the same every time. Any advice? [00:48] lgc: hmm maybe you hit a slow mirror server. does it say where it's downloading from? [00:49] maybe if you expand the terminal on the bottom [00:49] tomreyn, no, it doesn't. [00:49] And the terminal button is greyed out. :( [00:50] lgc: can you still cancel at this point or did it already seem to be unable to roll back if you would? [00:51] if you couldn't tell, just report what it says now. [00:51] tomreyn, I have cancelled more than once, and the count of downloaded files doesn't start from 0, but from where I cancelled. [00:51] lgc: okay, so we won't loose anything if we cancel again, right? [00:52] lgc: what you are doing there is a graphical upgrade. that's fine when things work well, but if you want to get a better idea what's not working you can do it on the temrinal instead [00:52] there is a "do-release-upgrade" command which does the upgrade on a terminal [00:53] but it'd be wise to run this on a tty rather than in a terminal window [00:53] !tty [00:53] To get to the TTY terminals 3-6, use the keystroke Ctrl + Alt + F3-F6 respectively. Ctrl-Alt-F2 or Ctrl-Alt-F1 will get you back to your graphical login (Ctrl-Alt-F7 on 16.04). To change TTY resolution, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ChangeTTYResolution [00:54] tomreyn, it's fine with me if it's terminal-only. [00:54] lgc: ok, so cancel, and give the above a try. [00:54] Formerly it was 'sudo apt-get ugrade', but it seemingly has changed... [00:55] now it is sudo apt upgrade [00:55] neither [00:55] thats for updating to the latest pckage versions within a release [00:55] oh [00:55] but not for release upgrading. [00:55] * Mead didn't read up [00:56] in the past, yes, apt-get dist-upgrade is what you did on early ubuntu release. [00:56] but that's the diiiistant past [00:56] sudo apt-get dist-upgrade, rather. [00:57] yes, but there's some "sauce" to that on ubuntu for a while now, which do-release-upgrade handles [00:57] Well, I remained distant from Ubuntu for a couple of years... :) [00:57] it's still open source, you can still investigate how it works [00:59] Ok, but tell me, if it's a problem with the mirror, will the command-mode upgrade fix it? [00:59] no, but at least we'll know which mirror you'll need to prevent using, and that should make the next run succeed. plus we can report it [01:00] Sounds reasonable, yes. === gms is now known as Guest62246 [01:03] tomreyn, I started the update on a tty. Why a tty? [01:05] lgc: well, do-release-upgrade is the release upgrade mechanism for servers. it should keep your desktop installed, and upgrade it, but it may not take into account that X is needed for the upgrader to keep working properly during the upgrade. [01:05] It's now downloading at 58 MB/s, which is still low. [01:06] 6 kilobytes per second to 58 megabytes per second seem like a huge jump [01:06] what's your bandwidth then? [01:08] Oh, no, I was wrong. It's the count of the MB of a given file it has downloaded. Actually, the speed is much, much less, but it's not reported. [01:10] you can run a log tail in another tty, if you like [01:10] It's about 5 seconds per 0.1 MB. [01:10] i think this is - from memory, you may need to fix the paths, tail -f /var/log/release-upgrade/main.log [01:11] you have not yet told which bandwidth is expected [01:11] The file doesn't seem to exist. [01:12] /var/log/dist-upgrade/ [01:12] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingUpdateManager#Debugging_Procedures [01:13] apt-term.log should list the downloads [01:13] It seems you can't tail such kind of files. [01:21] tomreyn, I looked at the log files and nothing seems particularly grave, though I don't understand much of the messages. [01:22] Back at 5KB/s... [01:23] lgc: if you'd like to share some: tail /var/log/dist-upgrade/apt-term,log | nc termbin.com 9999 [01:23] lgc: you can do the same for main.log [01:25] lgc: since you said 58 Megabyte per second (~460 megabit / second) is slow, i'm wondering what you expect to see. [01:29] tomreyn, I clarified I was wrong. However, now I can see the download speed is 10 kB/s. [01:30] can't help you if you don't share details. [01:31] What details do you want? [01:32] which bandwith do you expect to see, which server is it downloading from, which ubuntu version are oyu upgrading from and to. [01:32] you said you'Re upgrading to 18.04 [01:33] if you can't tell the server it's downloading from, then share logs [01:34] tomreyn, it seems the download is from evowise.com, or something like that. [01:34] And I expect to see download speed in the order of 500 KB/s or more. [01:35] I'm upgrading from 16.04, as I said at the beginning. [01:36] you did not say so. [01:38] evowise has mirror servers in several countries, so itÄs hard to tell which one you're using. [01:38] I thought so. It's from 16.04. [01:38] i see === ramon is now known as Guest35761 === chris is now known as Guest9333 [01:52] Are there any programmers in here? What would you say is the biggest challenge you face day-to-day with getting work done? [01:53] drewbert: this isn't a good place for that kind of question. [01:53] Okay, sorry all. PM if you want to respond. Otherwise ignore me. [01:54] drewbert: you can ask in #lpmc [01:54] Thanks ryuo! [01:55] Hello [01:55] Lot's of people are signing out! [01:57] Hello! [01:57] !netsplit | DaddyKitty04 [01:57] DaddyKitty04: A netsplit is when two IRC servers of the same network (like freenode) disconnect from each other, so users on one server stop seeing users on the other. If this is happening now, just relax and enjoy the show. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit [01:57] also hi there [01:57] i think irccloud's just misbehaving [01:57] Ok [01:57] joins/parts are normal noise. i generally ignore them. [01:57] I'm just trying HexChat. [01:58] Hello graingert [02:04] xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx === coffeeguy_ is now known as coffeeguy [02:11] ryuo: I have joins/parts turned pff [02:17] Anyone have any experience with snap? or nextcloud? [02:19] !snappy | wadedy [02:19] wadedy: Ubuntu Core is a rendition of Ubuntu with transactional updates using "snappy". For discussion and support, please visit #snappy and see http://www.ubuntu.com/snappy/ [02:55] hey all! [02:55] hi [02:56] how goes it [02:56] good, got some trouble with ubuntu? [02:57] i actually have a couple of questions. might destroy some privacy by asking but [02:57] do i configure my vpn through vm or main host for ubuntu? [02:58] *main host OS === p_l_a_y_ is now known as p_l_a_y === briar_ is now known as briar === lolmac_ is now known as lolmac [03:31] hello [03:32] lol [03:57] Hi any cn help me? I need fix repository, where cn I get it? [04:30] enjoy your fishing [04:57] Is anyone in here running Ubuntu 19.04? And if so, when you click off of a window and are not directly focused on it, does the orange color in the "x" exit window control button disappear? [05:12] hello, who can help me with gpu passtrough? === mk200 is now known as Crapp [06:09] Hello [06:09] !rootirc | hihihuhu [06:09] hihihuhu: 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. [06:11] I am newbie, then how? [06:12] hihihuhu: logout, then come back as regular user not as root [06:12] Ok, thx very much, it is bad for my secure? [06:12] hihihuhu: yes [06:12] Ok [06:12] Thx very much [06:17] How? like this? [06:17] hihihuhu: thats much better mate [06:18] Ok thx very much [06:18] hihihuhu: now this is the ubuntu support channel, do you need help with ubuntu? [06:18] I'm newbie, last month I'm install ubuntu [06:19] Where I cn find ubuntu repository? [06:19] hihihuhu: start from the beginning, what do you want to do exactly? [06:23] what is "sudo" command? [06:23] man sudo [06:24] man sudo? [06:26] yes [06:26] from your ubuntu machine [06:26] issue the `man' command (manual) [06:26] for the `sudo' page [06:27] and it will give you a pretty good story of what sudo is/does/how to use it [06:27] essentially though, the command is to 'do' something as the 'superuser' [06:27] e.g SU-DO [06:32] Hi [06:33] I need help please [06:33] !ask | gibi23 [06:33] gibi23: 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 [06:34] I have been trying to get my laptop to hibernate when lid is closed for the past 2 days and can't figure things out :/ [06:35] I'm on 18.04 and have tried most tutorials on the web. [06:36] It seems the root of the problem is none of the commands in logind.conf seem to work... [06:38] HandleLidSwitch=hibernate does not work at all.. [06:40] And yes I created a swap file that's double my memory and the pm -hibernate command works fine but for some reason does not when lid closes.. [06:44] gibi23, sorry I don't use hibernate, but this may help https://askubuntu.com/questions/768136/how-can-i-hibernate-on-ubuntu-16-04 (it says 16.04, but a 18.04 quested was marked a duplicate of this) [06:46] Can anyone help me with my driver manager thinking I am using a different driver than I am and random freeze ups that seem to be video card driver based? [06:46] gibi23, also ensure your system is full-upgrade'd , i note an issue that stopped hibernate from working in 18.04 which was fixed with `apt full-upgrade` [06:48] Ah I [06:48] ic [06:49] Sorry I'm a Linux noob, I did click on the update app when I installed Ubuntu. Is that the same thing as that command? [06:49] is it possible to chainloaf lilio grom grub1 [06:49] And yeah that's the link Ive also been trying and no bueno :( [06:50] I guess I'm gonna just have to learn to live with suspend instead of hibernate haha [06:50] grub1 hangs when told to boot ubuntu [06:53] gibi23, others may be able to offer more (they may have more experience with hibernate; i do know it's hardware dependent, works great on some hardware, can have problems for some without config.. etc) [06:54] imzadi, i'd suspect it'd be possible to chainload from grub(2) to lilo, but I haven't used lilo in years so opinion only [06:55] thid has grub1 [06:55] imzadi, what ubuntu are you using to use grub1 thid?? [06:56] it has grub1 from another distro [06:56] grub2 failed to install [06:56] lilo installed fine but when chanloading it says nvalid executable format [06:57] i can't help with 'other distro' - it's off-topic here. but it's old (2010 or before as i recall) [06:57] is this anpther problrm caused by fake 64 bit from intrl [06:58] intel screw up [06:58] intel blew the enyire computer aparr [06:59] intel blew it apart with fake 64 [07:00] fake 64 bit makes me think of pentium m & the like, they all run grub2 (1.97 & up) [07:01] it isnt chainlkading lilo [07:01] it reads invalid executable format [07:04] thr things cant run [07:05] all of the files are there [07:06] i'm running ubuntu server in a chrooted sftp server which has a directory mapped to the users home dir which is a s3 bucket mapped by fuse s3fs, I can mount the drive and list the contents, I can write to a folder but when I try move a file into a folder I get opertion not permitted, I su to the user same error, I tried as root same error, I unmounted the s3 bucket and re mounted it. still nothing, it did [07:06] work fine till just before easter where it looked like the mount dropped so i remounted it but i just can't move from the users root dir to the folder, I can create files directly in folder [07:06] paul__: come join in #ubuntu-server for likeminded volunteers please [07:07] will do thank you [07:07] paul__ hi === paul__ is now known as paul981 === paul981 is now known as paul98 [07:09] did you use a credit card to sign up for amazon paul981 [07:09] it's a company account. so i assume so.... [07:10] only ubuntu questions here imzadi [07:10] imzadi, many legacy grub 0.97 do not support ext4 (https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2292617) so the fix may be using ext3 (assuming you're using ext4) [07:10] which is stopping yout intention is it amazon or the system [07:10] imzadi, please stay on-topic (Ubuntu Support) [07:11] guiverc no that idnt a fix that id a reinstall [07:11] imzadi: stick to your own support request, please. i've noticed unhelpful comments from you quite a bit recently on your various nicks, and i am somewhat bored of it === M_A_Y_A_T is now known as m_A_y_A_t [07:11] dax I was board by your apps, paintings of nikola tesla [07:12] what do you expect me to do with a painying of nikola tesla [07:13] if your pointing out the fact s3 bucket costs for data transfer and it's blocked by that, then no it isn't that [07:13] but i'll ask in #ubuntu-server [07:27] greetings [07:28] welcome to ubuntu support qwebirc55257 [07:29] so im trying to run pihole in docker.... was following some tutorials, and found that networ-manager was missing attempted to add it but now i cant install anything due to some dns issues === utfans05 is now known as Guest86027 === utfans05_ is now known as utfans05 [07:34] qwebirc55257: for arm devices you might want to try the arm channel [07:34] !arm | qwebirc55257 [07:34] qwebirc55257: ARM is a specific (RISC) processor architecture used in a variety of applications such as handhelds and networkdevices. For more information see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM . For ARM specific support, stop by the #ubuntu-arm channel. [07:38] Anyone know how to get "Dark Mode" and "Slim Mode" buttons within the Gnome Settings Background section like that is available in Pop!_OS? === utfans05_ is now known as utfans05 [07:43] javery86: popOs! is a derivative of ubuntu and not support here, you can contact the system76 crew for that [07:43] Sounds good. Thanks! [07:44] javery86: another option could be installing vanilla ubuntu and have the full support here :p [07:44] aby Indian like to help me in Hindi ? [07:44] Any* [07:44] !in | RamK [07:44] RamK: #ubuntu-in is the channel for Ubuntu in India [07:45] lotuspsychje thanks [07:47] Sounds like a plan! Thanks again! [07:47] welcome javery86 [07:47] I appreciate it. [07:48] anyone like to help about dual boot backbox with win10 ? [07:48] RamK: backbox is not supported here [07:48] I know this is not a chann to discuss about other Distro [07:48] even if any polite person to be able to help ? [07:49] it's got nothing to do with politeness, it's offtopic [07:49] if you help me here when you got my message already ,it will be nothing change or it will make a war if you help me here [07:49] is it ? [07:50] people follow the rules like a kiddo [07:50] rules are made to be broken [07:50] shame* [07:51] Hey Guys, [07:51] RamK: start here please: https://community.backbox.org/ [07:51] I am running on Ubuntu 19.04 [07:51] I am trying to install ukuu on my system. [07:51] I have added the ppa, but when i try to install the package, it says package not found. [07:51] lotuspsychje there is many forum to post , but what about live help [07:51] Did you already add the PPA, Xtreme? [07:51] javery86, yes. [07:52] And i see that ppa has main for disco [07:52] Xtreme: to play with kernels we reccomend using !mainline on ubuntu [07:52] Then just go to your PPA manager and change it from "disco" to "bionic". [07:52] RamK: #backbox on irc.autistici.org, apparently. Not this channel, in any case. [07:52] I had the same problem, and solved it. [07:52] Then after you install it, just change it back. [07:52] ohk dax [07:52] javery86, makes sense. but as i can see that ppa actually has disco [07:53] (there's also a telegram chat on the link lotuspsychje gave you) [07:53] Correct. It's for the paid version though. [07:53] javery86, aah okay. that clears it out. [07:53] thanks [07:53] That PPA is not based on the free version which is what you're trying to download I assume? [07:53] lotuspsychje, whats mainline? [07:53] !mainline | Xtreme [07:53] Xtreme: 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 [07:53] javery86, it is. [07:53] javery86: Xtreme installing packages built for another release is not recommended, ask the maintainer to build packages for disco [07:54] lotuspsychje, yes UKUU downloads from there itself. [07:54] I thought it was another package like ukuu [07:54] RamK: maybe in ##linux they wouldnt mind since it's a more general channel (ill be there btw *wink* *wink*) [07:54] ducasse, yup. [07:54] Xtreme: iirc there is a snap for ukuu? [07:54] ducasse, nope [07:55] EriC^^ you know people just follow the rules [07:56] even of you think would be helpful to someone then please take a look - https://pasteboard.co/IbUvUlp.jpg [07:56] I got this error while installing backb inside win10 [07:57] what they ask to format my hardisk ? [07:57] I don't understand the message box [07:57] RamK: ok, you can stop now. you've been told what you can do. [07:57] ducasse hmm [07:57] ic [07:57] ducasse you know here too many hidden OP's [07:58] RamK: it's not an error, it's just a final warning before continuing, you can press continue and it would have installed it [07:59] RamK: do you have a live session in the installer where you get a terminal or desktop to test it first? [07:59] what happen to when it says - the following partition are going to be format' [07:59] EriC^^ yes I've live dvd for installation [08:00] RamK: its going to format the 2 partitions for linux, the main root ext4 one and a swap one [08:00] EriC^^ okay , but what it didn't erase my data ? [08:00] RamK: i think by default the installer doesnt shrink the windows one to use that space for them, i think usually a person has to shrink it in windows/gparted and then it will just use whatever space is unallocated [08:01] RamK: type "sudo parted -ls | nc termbin.com 9999" in the live dvd and paste the link here it will give partitions info [08:01] I face many some problem while installing distro's [08:01] some* [08:01] many some :D [08:01] I'm now on win [08:01] window* [08:02] it's normal [08:02] Btw, any ukuu alternative out there? [08:02] hmm somehow the menu entries for adobe acrobat are missing since I upgraded to bionic [08:02] RamK: ok take a screenshot of the diskmanagement window [08:02] Also for firefox they are not there it seems [08:04] Hey my program will not launch any subprocess, given that it is already using too much ram. There with a parameter that I manually have to edit from 0 to 1, but I forget what it is. [08:04] Anyone have any idea what it is? [08:05] i think it is overcommit_memory [08:09] EriC^^ got dc ,any msg [08:09] RamK: ok take a screenshot of the diskmanagement window [08:10] okay [08:20] hey i'm installing kubuntu and don't know what partition type to set for the boot device. its BIOS, dos partitioning table, 1 hard drive with 512M boot partition, the rest for LVM. what would the correct partition label in fdisk? [08:20] *be [08:21] mkxtwo: just set the bootflag on the /boot partition [08:21] it's only necessary cause some bios won't boot the MBR unless they find a partition with said flag, it's not really required by linux for booting, fwiw [08:22] thank you :) [08:22] no problem :) [08:23] https://pasteboard.co/IcO4dOE.png [08:23] EriC^^ ^ [08:23] and how can i rescan the disk after i changed the partition table? don't want to reboot the liveusb [08:23] mkxtwo: sudo partprobe [08:23] you rock [08:25] RamK: it looks like there's some unallocated space at the end, it looks very small though [08:26] RamK: if you can shrink one of the volumes inside the extended logical partition ( from O: to H: ) you'd be set, you need like 15gb for a comfy ubuntu install [08:27] RamK: you'd need to do right click -> shrink and set the amount in MBs [08:29] I want to shrink disk "E" now - https://pasteboard.co/IcO8lYt.png [08:29] EriC^^ I've more free space in disk E [08:30] RamK: you have to defrag it first, the files aren't compacted next to eachother now so it can't easily shrink it [08:31] defrag it and try again it should let you shrink a good amount of the free space from the volume [08:31] now when i run "sudo partprobe" i throws this warning "Warning: The driver descriptor says the physical block size is 2048 bytes, but Linux says it is 512 bytes" and lsblk still shows old partitions [08:32] I don't understand , defragment I think Its a automatic process [08:32] RamK: no it's not, you have to do it, i mean set it to run, not manually do it :D [08:33] RamK: https://www.windowscentral.com/why-and-how-defragment-your-pcs-hard-drive-windows-10 [08:34] no need to defrag the whole drive right now, just volume E: [08:37] no E disk found here - https://pasteboard.co/IcObF6p.png [08:37] EriC^^ ^ [08:42] RamK: is it currently mounted? it shows in My PC ? [08:43] https://pasteboard.co/IcOdTVTl.png [08:43] compare with list and scroll [08:44] there is no E disk in defrag [08:44] RamK: yeah, it seems that the error actually is about something else not defragment, reading here now https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-files/my-disk-drive-is-not-shrink-beyond-the-point/b2108d53-fc52-420a-bf8c-33594372660c [08:46] let me try [08:46] RamK: this page seems nicer https://somoit.net/windows/windows-cannot-shrink-volume-unmovable-files [08:46] that's actually making a long story run about dual boot [08:47] RamK: check the 2nd page, its very well done [08:47] is that a safe link ? [08:47] RamK: first start with the event log as they mentioned, it should list the actual system file that's stopping it from doing the shrinking [08:48] yeah as far as i can tell [08:49] okay let me try [08:50] RamK: go to application log -> defrag events [08:51] RamK: it can be either a hibernation file, pagefile or the system protection file (that lets you revert stuff), since E: isnt the main drive like C: i doubt it's the first 2, see if the system protection is enabled for it [08:52] open a cmd prompt and type SystemPropertiesProtection.exe then look at E: if it's enabled === mia_ is now known as Guest13059 [09:05] hi [09:05] fsdfa === ace_me1 is now known as ace_me [09:06] Should question about install kubuntu (more precise the partitioning with the installer) be asked in #kubuntu or here? I asked in #kubuntu, bu it seems it's not the right time... (Yes I waited an hour). [09:07] Tuor: you can ask here, it's the same installer [09:07] what should i ask [09:08] ? 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