[00:02] CheetahPixie: result of glmark2 : https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/36pxnK7S58/ [00:17] B|ack0p I was gonna suggest something like furmark. [00:17] I want you to look out for graphical glitches. [00:18] I'm on 19.04, I just did `sudo apt install python3.8` and then I did `sudo apt remove python3.7` and there's a huge list of stuff that's going to be deleted, this seems wrong. what should I do? [00:18] Screenshot or pastebin please. [00:19] https://www.pastery.net/styssk/ [00:19] I guess I mis-charactarized the situation a bit [00:19] The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: [00:19] is a big list [00:20] what else have you uninstalled recently? [00:21] nothing [00:21] https://www.pastery.net/aemqhq/ [00:22] (grepping for apt-get remove shows nothing libx11-dev a month ago) [00:22] should be a colon after nothing [00:23] are you sure python3.7 is not essential to the system? [00:23] I don't believe it would be nuking X11 libraries otherwise. [00:23] CheetahPixie: ok [00:24] no I have no idea, it obviously shouldn't be but idk if ubuntu is properly set up for the next python version yet [00:24] as in 3.8 and 3.7 are backwards compatible [00:25] CheetahPixie: furmark is not compatible with linux i guess [00:26] ...it is [00:26] or at least so am I led to believe by some pages. [00:27] Well, gputest has a furmark equivalent. [00:33] yes i am running gputest now [00:33] Furmark one? [00:33] gputest 0.7 [00:34] Yes, but are you running the furmark one? [00:34] linux 64 [00:34] Yes. [00:34] yes furmark [00:34] But there are several tests. [00:34] Any graphical glitches? [00:34] it shows same triangle for 3 mins [00:34] ...you're not running the furmark one. [00:35] i downloaded this https://www.geeks3d.com/dl/show/392 [00:36] Yes. [00:36] Again. [00:36] There are several tests. [00:36] You're running the wrong one. [00:38] which one is correct? [00:38] What’s the question? [00:38] Furmark, again. [00:39] https://www.geeks3d.com/20121113/gputest-0-2-0-cross-platform-opengl-benchmark-furmark-lands-on-linux-and-os-x/ [00:39] it addresses the version i downloaded [00:40] ...Look inside the folder of the thing you just downloaded. [00:40] There are several tests. [00:40] Run the furmark one. [00:40] ok [00:41] it was zip folder and when i extracted there is only 1 file executable which i ran [00:41] it says gputest [00:41] there s no furmark executable file [00:41] all .sh or related files [00:41] Yes. [00:41] Those .sh files are stuff you can run. [00:41] so how do I undo removing all these packages? or is this fine? https://www.pastery.net/styssk/ [00:41] B|ack0p: Yes there are... you can launch the other tests by using "sh start_..." to launch the test [00:41] Exctract them all. [00:42] mcmx One more question: did you upgrade Ubuntu versions recently? [00:42] Or by hand. [00:42] ok found [00:42] .sh or so files [00:42] .sh files [00:42] start furmark benchmark [00:43] B|ack0p: run "sh start_furmark_benchmark_fullscreen_1920x1080.sh" [00:43] no, I've been on 19.04 for a while, I ran an update (like all the update commands) like a month ago [00:43] how can i run? [00:43] You were literally just told how. [00:44] mcmx: "and 30 not upgraded." suggest that you need to ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ' - then consider following the package managers advise to "autoremove" . [00:44] mcmx Then I have not a clue. [00:44] sh start_... [00:44] in terminal [00:44] -?\ [00:45] bl [00:45] B|ack0p: You use the terminal to launch these applications... figured that was pretty obvious when someone gives you a text command [00:45] okay thanks [00:45] I'm going to reinstall python3 just to be safe... [00:45] B|ack0p, cd to the location of the start file, [00:45] :~/Downloads/gputest$ start_furmark_windowed_1024x640.sh [00:45] start_furmark_windowed_1024x640.sh: command not found [00:46] B|ack0p, right click that file and check permissions [00:46] B|ack0p: PUT THE EXACT TEXT I GAVE INSIDE THE QUOTES... we can't hold your hand for each and every step [00:46] :~/Downloads/gputest$ run "start_furmark_windowed_1024x640.sh" [00:47] Command 'run' not found, did you mean [00:47] I wish there was a program that would let me specify which minor version of some other program I want, instead of having to wait until someone upgrades which minor version a major version points to [00:47] B|ack0p: I said INSIDE THE QUOTES [00:47] maybe I'd call it a "managare of packages" or something [00:47] B|ack0p: "sh start_furmark_benchmark_fullscreen_1920x1080.sh" [00:47] manager* [00:48] B|ack0p, or try ./start_furmark........... [00:48] coz_: Please stop [00:48] pragmaticenigma, beg your pardon, no [00:49] not working [00:49] coz_: You jumped in the middle and haven't been following along [00:49] pragmaticenigma, perhaps BUT I will not tolerate rudeness [00:50] B|ack0p: "sh start_furmark_benchmark_fullscreen_1920x1080.sh" [00:53] pc got freeze [00:53] i had to hard reset [00:53] ./start... seems to be working [00:53] let me try again [00:54] screen resolution is not 1080p so i will try 1024 windowed [00:54] CheetahPixie: about to restart my machine, if I don't come back, just know I'm cursing your name [00:54] jk, thanks for the help :) [00:56] when i run the command it gives this error but starts the test anyway: :~/Downloads/gputest$ ./start_furmark_windowed_1024x640.sh [00:56] sh: 1: aticonfig: not found [00:56] cat: /proc/ati/0/biosversion: No such file or directory [00:56] is it ok? [00:57] CheetahPixie: [00:59] B|ack0p: it is probing for drivers and configuration tools, that is saying that there are no ATI proprietary drivers installed. If you are seeing an a circular "furry" object in the middle of screen floating through what appears to be a tunnel, it is working [01:01] CheetahPixie: it gets freezes after starts in few mins [01:01] B|ack0p: it is probing for drivers and configuration tools, that is saying that there are no ATI proprietary drivers installed. If you are seeing an a circular "furry" object in the middle of screen floating through what appears to be a tunnel, it is working [01:02] it turns all black window [01:02] pragmaticenigma: that fury object is not floating, it is stable [01:02] it shows 2-3 times and then screen turns all black without windowed mode [01:02] it seems something wrong [01:03] B|ack0p: Yes, something is wrong, what graphics card are you using? [01:03] I'm far from stable [01:03] ati mobility radeon x1300 [01:03] fury: lol [01:04] pragmaticenigma: i know very old graphics.. [01:04] maybe it cant handle the test [01:07] B|ack0p: if it is more than 5 years old, then the experiences you have described earlier are do to the card not being able to handle the instructions the window compositor is sending [01:08] it is 13 yrs old [01:08] ouch [01:09] so ubuntu doesnt support 5 yrs old machines [01:09] 5+ [01:09] B|ack0p: Which is why a few people both today and in the past have suggested you look into running Lubuntu or Xubuntu. Both are developed and desiged to be more compatible with resource restrictive hardware. You had also mentioned you didn't like change. Lubuntu and Xubuntu interfaces have remained unchanged since Ubuntu 12.04. Coloring and some small style elements have been modified, but the overall experience has reamined [01:09] unchaged in that entire timeline [01:10] how unchanged, they look different [01:10] ok i will install lubuntu or debian [01:10] debian also using gnome [01:11] will i have similar problems with debian 10 also? [01:11] B|ack0p: In of themselves they have not changed. Lubuntu tends to have a more MS Windows experience and feel, while XFCE has had a more Gnome experience and feel. [01:11] there is also Mate [01:12] well, I no longer have an x server... [01:12] it's just the TTY [01:12] great [01:12] haha [01:12] at least my system isn't bricked, which is nice [01:14] mcmx: Did you run the autoremove function in apt? [01:14] yup [01:16] how do I reinstall all the essential x packages and stuff? [01:16] like all the default Ubuntu Desktop packages? [01:18] B|ack0p: when you reinstall, do not attempt to install proprietary drivers for your system. your card is old enough that the opensource drivers included with Ubuntu and its flavors will be more than enough to use the card. You will also experience less issues with the opensource drivers with a video card that old [01:19] mcmx: Do not know if will help - but : ' sudo apt install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop ' . [01:19] mcmx: What Bashing-om suggests will do the trick, ubuntu-desktop is a meta package that defines all the needed packages for Ubuntu desktop gui [01:20] okay thanks [01:21] pragmaticenigma: except this annoying corruptions ubuntu working fine [01:21] i tried 16.04-32bit it worked fine also [01:21] i wonder what s the difference with 18.04 and later distros [01:22] and 64bit since my cpu is 64 [01:22] when i tried 32bit my cpu was 32bit also [01:22] B|ack0p: what CPU is in that machine? [01:23] it was core duo t2400 but upgraded to c2d t7200 few days ago [01:23] to be able to install 64bit ubuntu but failed [01:23] i mean installed without problem but facing these annoying corruption problems [01:24] i have thinkpad t400 with c2d p8400 and gma45 graphics which runs 18.04 without problem [01:24] t400 is 2008 model and current machine is 2006 [01:25] there shouldnt be such difference.. [01:25] and we're back, thanks guys [01:26] B|ack0p: That would lead me to believe there is something wrong with the CPU... that is to say, it might have some damage depending on how it was transported and cared for before it went into the current machine [01:26] pragmaticenigma: how comes? [01:27] well i replaced thermal pads and paste but cpu is super heating [01:27] i considered it is normal .. [01:27] but not normal it can easily jump to 80s and i saw 97C [01:28] it runs problems normal so i am not sure if it has problem [01:28] i installed winxp and can play games on it [01:28] dual booting with ubuntu now [01:31] B|ack0p, what pragmaticenigma said is certainly possible, I would retstart, go into the bios to be sure that CPU is rgeconiized, and check online to see if bios update is available for that motherboard [01:31] coz_: yes bios recognises cpu and bios is up to date. it was the first thing to update bios after i bought this laptop.. [01:32] B|ack0p, you may have to update the bios via windows [01:32] unfortunately bios latest update was 2011 version [01:32] if there is one [01:32] coz_: i did [01:32] B|ack0p, ah ok [01:32] when i first got this laptop 2-3 weeks ago win7 was installed [01:32] and first thing when i brought home was to update bios [01:33] B|ack0p, was the cpu new? [01:33] B|ack0p: 100'C is where failure would occur (or hopefully gets throttled down) with that specific CPU. So if it is routinely reaching 97'C then it is very likely that the CPU is trying to thermally protect itself from overheating, causing the behavior you are seeing [01:33] then few days ago i ordered used t7200 to make it 64bit [01:33] coz_: no it is old cpu and not new [01:33] but bios recognises [01:34] pragmaticenigma: well it has been told to me t7xxx series will heat too much after t2400 [01:34] i was expecting high but not 90s [01:34] idle is lowest 60-65 degrees [01:35] B|ack0p: the other potential issue is the motherboard may not have the voltages set correctly. Those two processors have very different voltage requirements [01:35] pragmaticenigma: current temps: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/kx4bcpyH6J/ [01:36] pragmaticenigma: i used some softwares to undervolt but it decreases cpu clock about half so i didnt use it [01:36] i installed tpfan control [01:37] B|ack0p: The t7200 requires more voltage, if you under voltaged that CPU, there is a high probability that it is damaged [01:38] B|ack0p: disregard the voltage difference, I misread the spec... they have different minimum voltages, they max out at the same high voltage of 1.3 [01:39] pragmaticenigma: actually i dont know how to undervolt.. i used a software called NHC something and played some settings [01:39] there was an option to set the voltage about 0.92 something [01:39] B|ack0p, out of curiosity, did you purchase this cpu online, given to you, or taken from one of your own systems? [01:39] but when i set it , it decreases cpu clock half [01:40] coz_: i purchased online [01:40] beleive me i found only 2 cpus in same spec in online 2nd hand stores [01:40] i was looking for t7600 which is max t60 supports but i could find 2 t7200 [01:41] i ordered online [01:41] in my country [01:41] in ebay u can find many [01:41] but ebay doesnt work here [01:41] B|ack0p, always risky doing that, which country? [01:41] TUrkey [01:41] ah ok [01:41] always risky but for old cpu where can i get else* [01:41] ? [01:41] B|ack0p, true [01:41] people sell their laptop when they get old [01:42] they dont keep cpu [01:42] and computer stores which trade second hand keeps them [01:42] they keep parts [01:42] i am lucky i found t7200 [01:42] understood [01:42] i made it to get 64bit support and get laptop faster [01:42] and it got faster but more heat [01:43] ubuntu 16.04 - 32bit ran very laggy with original cpu t2400 [01:43] B|ack0p, and did you try ubuntu 16.04 with the cpu? [01:43] and this cpu is lagging on winxp if i connect to internet and open some tabs on firefox [01:44] but in ubuntu it is fine. i can even watch youtube in 1080p [01:44] coz_: i tried live usb [01:44] i fresh installed 19.04 but same [01:45] 04:37 < pragmaticenigma> B|ack0p: The t7200 requires more voltage, if you under voltaged that CPU, there is a high probability that it is damaged [01:45] ops sorry [01:45] B|ack0p, and the live 16.04 usb, did it run well on the new cpu? [01:45] i didnt paste it intendently [01:45] touch pad kept it in memory i guess [01:45] or ubuntu did it itself O.o [01:46] coz_: yes both 16.04/18.04/19.04 runs well with live usb [01:46] just no transparency effects noticed [01:46] on dock and top bar [01:46] coz_: are the temps normal? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/kx4bcpyH6J/ [01:48] B|ack0p, I dont use amd, however the highest normal temps appear tp be 95C [01:48] it is intel cpu [01:49] amd ati is gpu [01:49] B|ack0p, ah ok hold on [01:49] B|ack0p: Alpha channeling on that old of GPU is going to be very limited. The Live USB runs with the opensource drivers, which is why it appeared to run without issue. I wouldn't recommend installing any proprietary ATI specific drivers. If you're going after visual effects, the only way to fix that is to buy a newer computer (assuming this is a laptop we are working with here) [01:50] pragmaticenigma: lol i already have 2 more laptops.. [01:50] why i insist on this old laptop is still i dont consider it too old [01:50] B|ack0p, 85C for low end intel cpu, I certainly wouldnt go higher [01:50] and problem seems small not major graphical issues.. [01:51] B|ack0p, you are talking cpu, yes? [01:51] coz_: with pragmaticenigma i am talking gpu but with you cpu [01:51] ah ok got a better picture [01:52] B|ack0p, I wish you luck, I have to go [01:52] i think problem is old ati cards have bad reputation and dont have enough support [01:52] intel cards dont have problem even they are old [01:53] B|ack0p: The "ATI Mobility Radeon X1400" that is in that machine is best served by the opensource drivers. I have a similar class ATI card and the proprietary drivers do the same thing on my machines if I do anything but let Ubuntu run with its default opensource driver [01:53] how will i find open source drivers* [01:53] ? [01:53] B|ack0p: You won't get all the special desktop effects, but in my opinion better to have a machine that runs, than one that runs with glitches [01:53] i installed mesa drivers [01:53] B|ack0p: You don't install any drivers, modprobe will use the best match it has [01:54] pragmaticenigma: without installing any driver, unity desktop already providing better effects [01:54] at least no corruption with unity desktop and lightdm login [01:54] B|ack0p: exactly, which means don't worry about installing any graphics drivers for that machine. What ubuntu already has built in, is good enough for your machine [01:54] but unity feels a bit heavy comparing gnome [01:55] pragmaticenigma: what do u think about not viewing on screen indicator symbols such as volume controls ? [01:55] that s another issue [01:55] indicator symbols not appearing [01:56] not even in unity [01:56] B|ack0p: Live without them, if the software buttons at least perform there function, then I'd leave it there [01:56] yes volume buttons works but it is difficult to get which level of sound i have [01:56] i d like to see [01:58] coz_ thanks by the way.. late [01:59] B|ack0p: For ubuntu 18.04 and up, Unity isn't being developed by Canonical anymore. It's now a community effort, you can try the #ubuntu-unity channel for help there and see if they have some options for you [01:59] only 21 ppl in there [02:00] other desktops also not developed by canonical [02:00] xfce kde ..etc [02:00] B|ack0p: You're now moving off topic [02:01] ok sorry [02:01] B|ack0p: It's not the number of people in a room that you should be concerned about, but the quality of the answers that can be provided. I'm offering a resource that appears to be better suited for your question [02:01] thanks i will ask but later.. [02:02] it s very late here i will go soon [02:02] thank you for your helps really [02:07] ok good nite all [02:07] thanks for your supports [02:07] and helps [02:17] Hi! VNC-server to vnc-client gets black screen server is on ubuntu 18.04 client is on windows 10 [02:17] thanks in advance [02:18] transhumanist: what VNC service are you using on Ubuntu? [02:20] tightvncserver and xrp [02:20] xrdp [02:22] transhumanist: what program are you using for a client on Windows... xrdp is not VNC, tightvncserver and xrdp provide two very differnt services [02:22] vnc viewer [02:22] or windows rdp client neither works [02:23] I would take any known good directions [02:23] so if you can recommend directions that work for any of them then please share...thanks! [02:23] transhumanist: pick one or the other... [02:23] I have tried like 6 different sets of directions [02:24] To start, Ubuntu Desktop comes with a VNC server already preinstalled and ready to go. It sometimes neesd a small settings file tweak to work with remote VNC clients [02:25] really? ok I will look for directions for built in vnc server for ubuntu [02:25] transhumanist: If you have installed any VNC servers or RDP servers, uninstall them first... trying one thing, failing and then going on to the next means that you probably have conflicting configurations [02:27] ok will do thanks === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius === mniip_ is now known as mniip === DetectiveTaco is now known as realDonaldTrump === realDonaldTrump is now known as RealDonaldTaco === RealDonaldTaco is now known as realDonaldTaco [02:59] I believe what he was trying to say was he was connecting via rdp and xrdp was forwarding to whatever port tightvnc is listening on, but he couldn't get it working. [02:59] I was ironically just reading a thread on that. === fling is now known as bedflinger === bedflinger is now known as fling [04:54] hello all i installed ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS on my hp probook 4530s laptop and i removed gnome because i HATE gnome3 with a dang passion and re-installed unity and now i cant login to my desktop i checked the xorg.0.log it didnt tell me any errors and i can get to lightdm but that's all and now im stuck in a tty talking to you all, so idk what to do [04:54] im totally lost as how to log back into unity [04:55] and i DONT wanna re-install gnome3 [04:55] and no offense but saying "just re-install gnome" won't help that wont give me what i need/want [04:57] and i was following a guide on ubuntuforums for how to re-add unity [05:00] *sighs* i guess no one can even tell im in here.. [05:01] !patience | ben-linux23 [05:01] ben-linux23: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [05:02] i've been waiting for almost..10 mins, that's rather frustrating sorry [05:02] and btw this IS my main machine [05:03] ben-linux23: No help here from me - but consider that most in the US are now Asleep and in Europe they have yet to wake up :P [05:03] yeah i understand.. [05:04] i just dont have access to another laptop/tower to google/forum check this issue, nor my phone cuz my phone is charging at like 1% rn [05:09] ben8472: I do not run Gnome nor Unity - but let me see what I can find for us :) [05:19] ben8472: Might make sure Unity is set from this guide: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LightDM#Changing_the_Greeter . [05:42] Hello... could you help here with an issue when trying to shrink my Fedora partition from Ubuntu? [06:06] nvm [07:06] this is... unusually little traffic === sad_ is now known as sanroot [07:12] So I was looking at Gnome-boxes. [07:13] Is there any way to get some advanced VM config? It doesn't even let you select where the VM file and disk is stored. [07:23] How does `check-language-support` know which languages are "supposed" to be installed? My system language is en, but it lists de as well. How do I remove a language from that list? [07:43] feodoran: Pastebin the output of "sudo apt list language-pack-*" [07:44] EoflaOE: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/TVHnmN566p/ [07:46] feodoran: Can you go to "Language support", press the "Install and remove languages", and untick the box which is Deutsch or German? [07:47] Where do I find ""language support"? Is that a gnome thing? I am using KDE ... [07:48] feodoran: Let me see the alternative for it, or a command. One moment. [07:50] feodoran: You can install language-selector-gnome to get it. [07:52] ok, but how do I run it? language-selector-gnome does not seem to be the name of the binary [07:52] ok it is gnome-language-selector [07:53] OK. Did you see Deutsch or German on the list? [07:53] no it is not enabled [07:54] I guess that is the point: it is not enabled/installed. but for some reason it wants to install that [07:54] Let me look some more. [07:55] my "regional format" is german, which is what I want. but not the languages [07:55] OK. Got it. === pavlushka_ is now known as pavlushka [08:05] i have two text files, with similar content but on different lines, plus some additions. is there any software that can just find the differences between the two (additions) without including the same stuff but on different lines? [08:05] the files basically consist of my streaming playlists on two different services (exported to txt) [08:06] so the format is - [08:06] but the same songs are on different lines in the text files, so a simple diff tool won't work [08:09] feodoran: Do you mean that you want to remove "de" language from the list, but keep "de" as the regional settings? [08:15] EoflaOE: I am not sure what list exactly this is, but I guess yes [08:15] anyone familiar with gnome boxes? I'm looking at trying to do some more advanced configuration. [08:15] the point is: the current setup is fine, but it wants to install some more language packages, which I just don't need [08:15] It seems very simplistic. I can't even select where a virtual disk is stored. [08:16] I just want it to stop asking to install those packages [08:27] feodoran: OK. So everytime you install a package using apt it wants to install the language pack? You can put the language pack on hold. [08:39] EoflaOE: no, everytime I reboot I get some annoying notification about "incomplete language support" [08:58] hi, im in big trouble after upgrade from 16.04 to 18.04. First only graphic wasnt working. After trying to upgrade with fix missing i rebboted and now do not have ant internet. Not even connection via lan cable. [08:58] feodoran: So do you want to remove this notification without installing support for Deutsch? Or for all of them? [08:59] EoflaOE: yes [08:59] sudo lspci | grep Network At first gave me three results. Now it only gives back network controller intel... 7265 [09:00] feodoran: OK. But without all language pack support or only Deutsch? [09:00] there was previously some realtek card [09:02] EoflaOE: the general idea of this thing looks good: stuff like "thunderbird-locale-en" could be useful. So I would need to configure the list of languages it is looking for. Which is why I asked where that list is coming from. [09:02] rtl8111/8168/8411. Actually i saw a post with installing new drivers for it. But now that even elementary lan cable connection is not working im in despair. [09:03] "this thing" being `check-language-support` [09:05] Does someone know what i could do? [09:11] Uh oh. Nobody? [09:11] Nebi: just a wild guess (I don't really know what I am talking about here): since your graphics is somehow linked to the network controller I am guessing you have some kind of onboard graphics based on your chipset? Maybe something about your driver upgrade went wrong? Maybe try again or a different version? [09:12] but how if i dont have internet? [09:13] shall i maybe boot with a flash drive ? [09:13] download the package on a different system and use a USB drive to transfer [09:14] Nebi: Pastebin the output of sudo lshw -C network and see if it prints anything. [09:16] ah, im happy, yes it prints the three devices from before. Two are "unclaimed". Cannot pastebin though. Ill try to find a solution via usb... [09:19] Nebi: You can pipe the output of a command to a file to move it to a flash drive using "sudo lshw -C network >& test.txt" [09:24] Nebi: what does this command show> mokutil --sb-state [09:25] pastebin.com/Du1nP6y2 [09:26] jeremy31 secureboot disabled [09:27] nebi, try> sudo modprobe -v iwlwifi [09:27] Nebi: also sudo modprobe r8169 [09:28] jeremy31 error could not find module by name iwlwifi, error could not insert iwlwifi [09:29] jeremy31 fatal r8169 not found... [09:29] Nebi: sudo modprobe r8168 [09:29] jeremy31 the same error [09:30] Nebi: can you use grub to boot into an older kernel? [09:30] yes he offered me a long list. Around v4.4. ... [09:31] shall i reboot in one of those? [09:31] Nebi: try the highest number 4.4 kernel [09:32] ok thats 4.4.0-157 generic im booting [09:32] Nebi: I think your new kernel may not have installed all the module packages [09:33] jeremy31: Do you have linux-firmware installed? Check by "sudo apt list linux-firmware". If it shows [installed], that means it's installed. [09:34] EoflaOE: linux-firmware doesn't contain iwlwifi.ko or r8169.ko [09:35] jeremy31: OK. [09:35] ahhh internet back. Wifi doesnt work but cable. Graphics not working either [09:36] Linux firmware bionic 1.173 [09:37] nebi, run> sudo modprobe -v iwlwifi [09:37] Nothing but also no error [09:37] nebi, check lsmod | grep iwlwifi [09:38] shall i try to install rtlwifi_new? I saw this in a post [09:38] Nebi: OK. Let me know what is your kernel version. uname -a will help. [09:38] nebi, no as you have intel wifi [09:40] Nebi: URL from terminal for> dpkg -l | egrep 'linux-image|linux-module' | nc termbin.com 9999 [09:42] nebi, this might be easier> sudo apt install --reinstall linux-image-generic [09:43] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Z93ydMbSn2/ [09:46] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/2nsM8RpK8X/ [09:48] Nebi: OK. What's your Ubuntu version? [09:49] It is now 18.04 (previously 16.04) [09:49] the dpkg command did nit gve me anything back [09:49] nebi, this might be easier> sudo apt install --reinstall linux-image-generic [09:50] ok im trying now treinstall [09:51] okz and now? [09:51] reboot? [09:51] Nebi: yes [09:52]