=== zxinvzxyn is now known as ShadowBear [04:05] hi [04:06] howdy [15:39] irc://undernet [15:39] sorry === ryanpcmcquen_ is now known as ryanpcmcquen [19:59] hi hi [20:05] uhm [20:05] lubuntu is no using almost same resources as ubuntu gnome o.O [20:05] you're doing something wrong then XD [20:07] how much does it use at first boot [20:07] 700MB as me? [20:07] seems like a lot to me [20:08] what do you have autostarting [20:09] nothing [20:09] just booted [20:10] according to `free -m` i've got 1514 available out of 1991 [20:11] 19.10 of course :) [20:11] oh [20:11] I downloaded 19.04 [20:11] is not the last one? [20:11] it is [20:11] i'm sure it's similar [20:11] let me load it up [20:12] wxl do you run other os? [20:12] no [20:12] is there any difference between .net and .me? sites [20:13] i'll add i'm using live cd's here so it's using a little bit more than normal since part of the memory is used to run the os [20:13] 19.04: 1514/1990 [20:13] so same thing [20:13] .me is the actual site. .net is not. don't trust anything from there. there's no relation to the lubuntu team at all. [20:14] damn [20:15] Going to reinstall [20:15] did you check the disc for defects at boot? [20:15] nop [20:15] I never do actually [20:15] terrible [20:16] do that this time [20:16] and from here on out! [20:16] okok [20:16] but let me download from the correct site [20:16] @n-iCe [ how much does it use at first boot], 339 [20:17] by the way is it possible to run lubuntu from a usb as a hdd? [20:17] I mean install lubuntu in a usb? [20:17] would be great [20:17] sure [20:17] never asked that before [20:17] n-ice yes I have done that a long timea ago [20:17] oh rally? [20:17] just select the usb like hard drive to install to [20:17] @n-iCe [ I mean install lubuntu in a usb?], Need a good usb else works very slow. [20:17] or wahtever you want won't be as good as an ssd [20:17] I see [20:18] maybe use a microsd? [20:18] would be faster than a usb? [20:18] sd card booting can be complicated [20:18] I tried a few months back on a sandisk usb and it was dead slow. [20:18] oh ok [20:18] You have USB 3? [20:18] I do have [20:18] ports I mean [20:18] but actually no idea if my usb itself is 3.0 [20:18] Mine was usb 2 tho. [20:18] There are also external ssd with USB 3 [20:19] I do own a ssd [20:19] @apt-ghetto [ There are also external ssd with USB 3], Those run like the wind. [20:19] built in 256gb [20:19] but it has windows [20:19] I just bought this laptop [20:19] not sure if I lose guarantee touching the OS [20:21] No, there is no problem with the guarantee [20:21] depending on who the seller is, there could be [20:21] Why? [20:21] generally you do not. But don't know what will your retailer say. So no idea. Some dumb retailers do not agree. [20:22] @apt-ghetto [ Why?], Coz this world is filled with all kinds of dumb people. [20:22] some of them might consider windows removal as bad as removing a piece of hardware [20:22] There is no need to remove windows [20:23] Well, bought in México. [20:23] You can resize the partition and free about 30-50 GiB [20:23] apt-ghetto yeah, and install lubuntu was thinking that [20:24] after install lubuntu will I be prompted to which os I want to boot? [20:24] or do I need to move something in groob mrb etc [20:24] never done this before [20:24] If you install Lubuntu in the same boot mode [20:24] what does same boot mode mean [20:24] There are two different boot modes: the good, old BIOS and the new UEFI [20:25] ine is legacy [20:25] mine [20:25] How do you know that? [20:25] I mean, is eufi but can change it to legacy on Bios [20:25] So if you have UEFI, then Windows is very likely installed also in UEFI mode [20:26] you know what [20:26] I don't want windows [20:26] I don't like it [20:26] let's remove it [20:27] I downloaded lubuntu from the correct site, now is in my usb, brb! let's reboot [20:27] thanks [20:31] Ok, Im in the new iso [20:31] 500MB as boot [20:31] not installed yet [20:32] removing window [20:32] windows [20:32] : [20:32] :X [20:48] ok, something wrong [20:48] haha is not booting [20:49] i think has something to do withh uefi [20:49] but boot bios mode is set up on legacy [20:52] Are you in the live-system? [20:54] yes [20:54] I reinstalled [20:55] gonna try again [20:55] Please share the link of `{ sudo parted --list; sudo efibootmgr -v; } | pastebinit` [20:55] oh ok [20:56] apt-ghetto: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/3zGbjFY9Wx/ [20:57] You have a BIOS installation. Did you install the bootloader on /dev/sda? [20:58] yes [20:58] let me reboot [20:58] I don't see a boot flag. [20:58] The boot flag is only needed by Windows and buggy firmware [20:59] Grub can boot the OS from every known partition [21:01] nope, did not boot [21:02] and yes it was installed in /dev/sda [21:02] Is there any message? [21:02] well a hp eufi test thing [21:02] And check your settings, that the disk is at the first position in the boot order [21:03] it is [21:04] lubuntu installation did not set the sda with the flag boot [21:04] maybe that's the problem [21:05] don't you think? [21:05] and I see 2.5MB unallocated space [21:06] The boot flag is technically not needed by Grub [21:06] But there is buggy firmware, which checks if the boot flag is set and after this bootstrap the bootloader [21:07] You can set the boot flag, e.g. with GParted [21:07] yes I did [21:07] Reboot and test it. If not, please write the exact error message [21:09] ok [21:17] Yes, worked. [21:17] The installation has a bug I guess [21:17] Also it always create an unallocated space [21:17] I guess the unallocated space is for the alignment [21:18] And if the boot flag helped, then you have buggy firmware [21:18] htop 444MB [21:18] apt-ghetto: well, I downloaded the last iso in the topic [21:19] But there is open task to set the boot flag always [21:19] So I guess, it will be fixed for the next release [21:19] hope so [21:19] my touchpad isnt working [21:19] tap to click [21:19] can't find mouse config [21:20] found it [21:20] oh but no touch to tap [21:20] tap to click [21:20] oh done [21:20] haha [21:21] thank you, bbl [22:40] back [23:48] hi [23:49] o/