[00:10] <fairhb> need help with audio driver (realtek alc298) install/upgrade
[00:11] <fairhb> have been trying to use Ubuntu DKMS, but looks like daily builds are failing for 19.04
[00:11] <fairhb> without the .deb, not sure how to proceed
[03:55] <Thr0r> I Just installed Kubuntu  18,04,2 LTS (i386) and it seems to work fine.. But after install I chose "update" and it was a list longer than I could read. It started it and it did not complete as I could see.. Rebooted, and now it says all is updated. Can I trust that? No more updates required to be safe and secure? ...Kubuntu is nice...
[05:07] <swift110-phone__> Sup
[05:32] <Thr0r> ubottu: Kubuntu 18.04.2 lts install upgrade
[05:32] <ubottu> Thr0r: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)
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[09:30] <mparillo> Thr0r: If you open your konsole, and type: sudo apt update
[09:30] <mparillo> apt should return if you have any packages to upgrade
[10:06] <moonman> ey can anybody help me with something? i installed kubuntu on a seperate drive than windows 10 and now windows 10 wont boot anymore
[10:07] <moonman> also does anybody know why the videowallpaper plugin got taken down?
[10:52] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
[12:36] <Thr0r> mparillo: Ok - Sudo apt update returns "all packages are up to date" - so guess I'm fine then. Thank you.
[14:32] <aiena> I need some help I just fresh installed kubuntu 19.04 when I boot I get a "minimal grub" shell i need to press tab and then type out exit to boot into kubuntu. I also noticed I do not get a "/boot/efi" mountpoint with lsblk.
[14:32] <aiena> The update-grub command does not detect my windows efi partition and errors out at 'grub-probe: error: cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/sdc1.  Check your device.map.' sdc1 is the thumb drive of the install of kubuntu. If I unplug sdc1 it does not pickup windows.
[14:33] <aiena> What did I do wrong with my installation in manual mode I made /dev/sda2 reserved for BIOS partition I think that is for efi
[14:34] <aiena> in the older kubuntu /dev/sda2 was mounted at /boot/efi which isn't happening on this kubuntu fresh install
[14:39] <BluesKaj> aiena, best to ask in #ubuntu chat, there more uefi knowledgeable users there when it's about dual booting in uefi
[14:39] <BluesKaj> oops just missed
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[15:56] <aiena> I am struggling to get kubuntu 19.04 to install correctly on my dual boot efi system. I tried 2 things if I reserve /dev/sda2 as a boot partition it gets marked as bios grub if the boot area is set to /dev/sda it boot but I get a minimal grub screen and grub is a bit broken if I specify /dev/sda2 it goes to minimal grub but never boots.
[15:56] <aiena> i dont understand why there is an additional boot area drop down
[15:56] <aiena> i feel its booting in legacy mode or something I am confused
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[17:53] <deadmund> My OS key is not working at all.  Can somebody help me figure out why?  My keyboard layout is US 104 (I believe)
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