[00:00] which screen mode is it? [00:00] there's a handful of consoles.. vga text, vesafb, something else I think.. they're all pretty limited. using a terminal emulator will almost certainly give you better results: faster, way more glyphs, more features, fewer bugs, etc [00:00] is there a command that I can run to tell me the screen mode? I will try and google the answer. [00:00] the text console is *insanely* limited [00:12] henninb: are you using the console to aovid X/Wayland overhead, or because the hardware doesn't support graphics? [00:16] yes, I was trying to avoid x/Wayland. [00:17] my hardware is 1 year old [00:25] how does one determine which device is "scsi_eh_10"? -> https://gist.github.com/doug65536/2c23a82bd7bef9fd72e1d12ce287c87d [00:26] guessing it's a USB-UAS drive? which one though? [00:28] doug16k: I don't think it's 1:1 with drives [00:29] doug16k: my laptop has five of those threads but only two drives; my Big Machine with .. uh .. fifteen?ish? drives in it has seven of those threads [00:29] ah, they are worker thread names? [00:32] ya, must be, bottom of call stack is kthread_create_worker_on_cpu. thanks [00:32] I've never taken a look at them before, either :) I've been content tosee there's loads of worker threaders of various sorts.. [00:34] this looks like a reeeeally old kernel image. [00:36] tomreyn: you sure? the 4.15.60 in there feels like it came from this proposed kernel https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/4.15.0-60.67 [00:36] tomreyn: what suggests to you it's old? [00:37] hmm, you're right, i was thinking 4.15 was replaced by 4.18 [00:37] but i guess 4.15 is GA, and i mixed it up [00:37] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/4.15.0-60.67 in proposed [00:38] my bad, sorry [00:38] aha then that makes sense :) [00:39] why proposed? and not hwe? [01:09] is it need to let .la files with .so or I can delete them? [01:11] Betal: it's probably best to leave those .la files there; without them, you'll have trouble building software [01:11] sarnold: but what if Iam not going to build [01:13] Betal: well, if you're *never* going to build, then that's probably fine; why bother though? === zbenjamin is now known as Guest28293 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:28] sarnold i was able to get ter-powerline-v16b.psf to work in the console, tty1. [01:28] henninb: sweet! [01:29] henninb: is that packaged for ubuntu? I don't spot it with apt-file search [01:29] no, I found it on a git repo. [01:29] bummer [01:29] anyway, nice to know there's choices :) [01:29] thanks especiallyh for reporting back [01:30] i alway appreciate getting ideas and thoughts from folks. [01:30] same here [01:30] thanks for your responses. [01:37] Hi - can someone please help me fix my audio? I rebooted because I heard some "cpu" noises in the background (very soft, but normally I don't hear that). After the reboot I have no audio at all anymore. [01:38] The "reason" as far as I can tell is that there is no longer a 'system:playback_1' and system:playback_2 in JACK. Aka, my soundcard no longer connects to JACK :/ [01:42] how to minimise shell? [01:42] opposite of ctrl shift + [01:42] ah ctrl - [01:42] ty [01:46] Hmmpf - I'm now using alsa_out to to recreate a JACK client and that works! So apparently something broke reading my .asoundrc since the last apt upgrade (this the first reboot since that) [01:51] I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a partition on one of my drives, but I keep getting the following error: "The ext4 file system creation in partition #1of SCSI7 (0,0,0) (sdc) failed." --- What can I do about this? [01:54] khanred: are there any details in a log file? another terminal or console? are there any messages in dmesg? [01:54] sarnold: i'll take a look [01:57] sarnold: these are my "important" logs - https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Q7gF9f6p3D/ [02:02] khanred: hmm, I'm not sure those actually point out the error; the usb one *might*, if you're trying to install to usb.. [02:02] I'm not trying to install usb [02:02] khanred: the couldn't get size, and UEFI db list looks like it's probably harmless https://forums.opensuse.org/showthread.php/535324-MODSIGN-Couldn-t-get-UEFI-db-list [02:02] ok [02:03] let me send the whole logs [02:03] did you boot ubuntu in uefi mode? [02:03] yes [02:04] no partitions on sdc? [02:06] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/2zB2w943vF/ [02:06] Full logs [02:10] "/dev/sdc1 already mounted or mount point busy" seems kind of interesting [02:12] is this in xorg or wayland? [02:14] I think xorg [02:14] it's 18.04 [02:17] khanred: what's mounted there? [02:18] oh what the hell [02:19] sdc is the flash drive i'm booting from to do the installation..... [02:19] and it's also where i've been trying to install the OS for some reason [02:19] Let me try _not_ doing that.... [02:20] khanred: that's probably worth a bug report, if you have the time and inclination :) it could probably try harder to communicate about that one :) [02:20] Alright, i'll do that [02:20] thanks! [02:23] ok so [02:23] I can see the partition I want in disks, but not when I run the installer [02:29] khanred, is it lvm [02:29] no [02:30] btw, im trying to create this partition/install on a separate disk from the one I have Windows on [02:49] this is frustrating [02:58] khanred, what are our partitiosn look like? sudo fdisk -l on paste.ubuntu.com [03:00] is sdc nvme? [03:00] its a hybrid drive [03:01] oh oke, not worth to mention immediatly [03:02] OerHeks: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/5p5f2jwzcK/ [03:03] nvmes ought ot show up on /dev/nvme* [03:05] that's the last dime sandisk gets out of me. got a 64GB USB flash drive, dead in 2.5 months [03:06] barely used [03:06] works for maybe 20 minutes then goes dead, then all I/Os to it hang === mnemonic is now known as Guest69482 [03:11] OerHeks: Did you find anything of interest? [03:12] think for nvme you need to advance partitioning [03:12] doug16k: ouch :( [03:13] I don't have an nvme drive.. === mmidgett is now known as mTeK [04:23] hi all [04:24] so currently I'm on the adventure of trying to define my own sound/speaker configurations [04:51] de-facto: i found how to get dns proper working with network manager [04:51] https://askubuntu.com/questions/233222/how-can-i-disable-the-dns-that-network-manager-uses [04:51] ;) [05:31] Hey is there a chan for ubuntu-based distro makers? [05:31] just making something noob for our teams use [05:34] !alis [05:34] Alis is an IRC service to help you find channels. For help on using it, see "/msg Alis help list" or ask in #freenode. Example usage: "/msg Alis list http" [05:34] i have no clue about fork channels, good luck === coffeeguy is now known as zenguy [05:58] what's up? [08:24] Hi. I'm trying to ssh log in as root from a debian to a ubuntu with pubkey auth. I can do so as regular user, it works well. Then I copied /home/user/.ssh/authorized_key in /root/.ssh/authorized_key, I have 'PermitRootLogin prohibit-password', 'PubkeyAuthentication yes' and 'AuthorizedKeysFile .ssh/authorized_keys' in /etc/ssh/sshd_config. The permissions are good (700 for .ssh folder, 664 for [08:24] authorizedkeysfile). I did systemctl restart ssh. I activated the root account (set password, then 'passwd -u root'). No matter what 'ssh root@m.y.i.p' still gives me 'Permission denied (publickey).' [08:26] What do I miss ? [08:26] no need to put 700 to the authorized_keys file… did your chown the file ? did you restart ssh service ? [08:26] MaxLanar: 664 is not good for a keyfile, it means anybody in the group can modify it, that isblocking [08:28] MaxLanar, ^ try 644; if that doesn't help, it's log reading time [08:31] Habbie: lblume: No more luck with 644 :/. I pastebin the result with ssh -v ? [08:31] MaxLanar, yes, please pastebin ssh -v, and also paste logging from the -server- during your attempt [08:31] for example, if 664 was the issue, ssh -v would not tell you that [08:34] hello, i broke my network interface file by mistake. i think i broke lo interface now cant get any networking [08:35] For the sshd log on the server I check /var/log/auth.log ? [08:35] how can i fix this? [08:36] MaxLanar, that would be my guess [08:36] Ool: authorized_keys is own by root. Yes I restarted ssh service (systemctl restart ssh) [08:37] The .ssh directory is also owned by root? [08:37] lblume: yes [08:38] Well, time for the server logs, they'll likely be interesting :) [08:40] ssh -v root@192.168.1.100 : https://paste.debian.net/1097973/ [08:41] try the username, not root? [08:41] OerHeks: the username ? [08:44] 'cat /var/log/auth |grep -v cron:session' on the server : https://paste.debian.net/1097974/ [08:45] err, i am wrong [08:46] AuthorizedKeysFile .ssh/authorized_keys, this might need a full path? [08:47] no, that's fine [08:52] MaxLanar: Permissions/ownership on the directory above .ssh (/root ?) also good? Else raise sshd's LogLevel to debug to get more details what it does. [08:54] MaxLanar PermitRootLogin without-password [08:54] lblume: /root is 700 and owned by root [08:54] cluelessperson: That is good [08:56] MaxLanar chown root:root -R ~/.ssh && chmod 600 -R ~/.ssh [08:56] I think [08:57] Hey all [08:57] Is it possible to change root password? [08:58] Of mysql root* [08:58] Already tried using mysql documentation and mysql_secure* script. No result. [08:58] V7, are you able to log in to mysql? [08:58] Yes, with an empty password like "sudo mysql" [08:58] All in all, root persists asking empty password [08:59] I thought mysql has an internal password you have to manage [09:00] i learned this yesterday - the default now is to check what user is connecting [09:00] so 'sudo mysql' just works [09:00] and then you can add a passworded account, via GRANT i suppose [09:00] Habbie: So, is it possible to change mysql root's password? [09:02] yes [09:02] V7, it is possible to make another root account with a password, or to remove the socket auth from the account you have and give it a password [09:02] V7, i recommend the first option [09:02] I don't recall how off the top of my head though [09:02] something like this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41846000/mariadb-password-and-unix-socket-authentication-for-root [09:04] Thank you Habbie, but now it's important to create a root password for mysql [09:05] For now it have an empty password [09:05] OK, that was the dumbest error. The log 'Could not open authorized keys '/root/.ssh/authorized_keys': No such file or directory' made me aware that my file lacked a 's' in the end.... Sorry for the disturbance and thank you all for the help. [09:06] V7, for now you have an empty password that only works if the person connecting is root [09:06] V7, that's not a problem [09:07] (I had 'authorized_keys' and 'authorized_key' in my /home/user/.ssh/ (don't remember why), then I copied the file with the wrong name to /root/.ssh :/) [09:09] good find [09:09] You can merge tham to *keys one [09:10] people ubuntu 18.04 has PYMOL python2 in apt how can i install the newst PYMOL python3 ? [09:11] not, see https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=python3-pymol [09:11] upgrade to disco? [09:12] with pip3 install ? [09:13] Hi there. [09:14] is it possible to install or have google calendar and set it up with notifications on ubuntu? [09:14] rhoks, Evolution can do that [09:14] OerHeks: apt search python3-pymol -> nothing [09:14] OerHeks: upgrade to disco? what is disco? [09:15] !disco [09:15] Ubuntu 19.04 (Disco Dingo) is the 30th release of Ubuntu, supported until January 2020. Release Notes: http://ubottu.com/y/dingo [09:15] !discoball [09:15] OerHeks: oh, so i can't install it in my current OS ha? [09:15] maybe if you build it yourself? [09:16] or see the answer of Ool [09:16] OerHeks: hmmm what file should i look for to attempt to build it myself? [09:16] perhaps asking in #python [09:17] Ool: ok [09:17] Habbie, I see. Because several other solutions on the web want you to install their own repositories and stuff. [09:17] rhoks, in general, try to avoid that indeed [09:18] Hello! On 18.04, I have the following problem with my secondary SSD: Initially, it was ext4. [09:18] I wanted to reformat it as xfs (no backup required, it's just for testing), but running [09:18] mkfs -t xfs /dev/sdb1 always gives me a kernel panic. The machine has the latest updates as of yesterday. [09:19] How can I have an XFS on that disk, please? [09:20] rhoks, i note that in my gnome preferences, i can also add a google account, but i don't know what that does [09:20] brokencycle, do you have details of the kernel panic? [09:21] I prefer not to have my OS in anyway attached to various social media crap [09:22] Yes Habbie I kinda read about that, but I was unsure of giving google access to my ubuntu machine, they already monitor everything we do on our browsers and emails.. But I guess if I'm gonna start scheduling my whole life on their Calendar service I guess I could just do it and connect my local user to my google account :S [09:23] rhoks, i don't think that gives google access to your machine [09:24] Habbie, perhaps, but in the world we live in I wouldn't be surprised if a whistleblower defects from google and shows us that they somehow hack their way in when people login like that [09:25] rhoks, then, by all means, limit your exposure, and configure just the calendar in one app [09:26] rhoks by all the accounts and dealings I've had with google employees, it seems that google currently understands the responsibility of consumer data, and avoids abusing it as much as possible. [09:27] @Habbie: I don't know how to capture it. I basically only IPMI access. [09:27] also, the types of people that develop those systems, are often the type of people that can't be easily manipulated into thinking it's okay to abuse people. [09:27] brokencycle, ok [09:27] brokencycle, anyway, a panic indicates a serious hardware or software problem [09:27] brokencycle, so, without wanting to be rude, the first question is not 'how can i please use XFS here' [09:28] the machine is brand new, and the software is just a generic Ubuntu 18.04, now 18.04.3 [09:28] It worked fine when I had ext4 on that disk, it just craps out when I try to reformat that as XFS. [09:29] brokencycle You'd have to get the machine into a state where you can reasonably run another tool or debug or trace while running that function/command [09:29] so perhaps boot a liveboot, or ram based configuration, and perform the format using that, streaming the trace data somewhere. [09:30] I am open to suggestions: I can ssh into the machine, but when the kernel panics, I'm obviously out of luck doing anything else on it. [09:30] What do you suggest? [09:31] If I do a hard reset, the machine comes up just fine, but I don't know a way forward from there. [09:32] If the kernel panic was written to disk somewhere, that would be great. Then I'd just collect that after reboot. [09:32] brokencycle So, partition the disk, write the log of the operation/trace to another partition while you format the test partition. [09:34] Running the mkfs command does not produce any output. You mean, I should strace it? [09:35] I mean, it works for ~20 seconds or so before the kernel panics. [09:36] brokencycle I'm not familiar with general kernel debugging, but I would start googling how to debug, log, dump, etc. [09:38] ok... thank you! [09:40] Yeah, I was gonna try to login to google via gnome Habbie but gnome asked for permission to everything basically (to see, edit, delete contacts and emails and whatnot)... So I'm gonna go with the evolution route. I suppose sudo apt install evolution is all thats needed to install it? [09:41] probably [09:41] some website wanted me to first install this repo ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3-staging [09:41] for some reason before installing evolution Habbie [09:42] that would give you a newer gnome and evolution i suppose [09:43] alright this is taking far too long I will get back to it tomorrow maybe, I'll use a chrome tab to schedule the day and print it for now :) [09:43] thanks for the help Habbie [09:43] np, good luck :) [09:44] Hi [09:44] is it possible for me to create multiple interfaces with different ip addresses and mac addresses on my pc towards the same vlan? [09:44] I need to "spoof" 500+ units [09:45] So instead of 500 VM i though I could use 500 "virtual nic's" ? [09:45] toffe, yes, make a bridge and tie a bunch of virtual interfaces with different MACs to it [09:45] toffe, brctl is key [09:45] Thanks [09:45] I'll look into it. Just gonna find a server who can handle this software .P [09:46] Hi [09:47] This is what i have for my firewall rule https://pastebin.com/DfJ7JrZE, i can run that script and do ufw enable and everything is okay but when i reboot the server i cannot access it via ssh!! [09:47] in those rules i tried to drop everything but ssh connections [09:54] Hi [09:54] This is what i have for my firewall rule https://pastebin.com/DfJ7JrZE, i can run that script and do ufw enable and everything is okay but when i reboot the server i cannot access it via ssh!! [09:54] in those rules i tried to drop everything but ssh connections [09:55] show iptables -L after applying those rules. [09:59] opios: did you get tomreyn's message? [10:00] no [10:01] show iptables -L after applying those rules. [10:03] opios: i dont think those rules are persistent if you used iptables to add them [10:04] opios: https://askubuntu.com/questions/119393/how-to-save-rules-of-the-iptables [10:27] EriC^^, damn i didnt know that i need to run the iptabe commands everytime [10:27] so my iptables rules are good i just need to make sure they are save and running after each boot [10:29] hi [10:30] opios: dunno about the rules tbh, but yeah you have to run it every time after rebooting [10:30] https://pastebin.com/DfJ7JrZE [10:30] i still get error report popup but no crash report in /var/crash [10:38] opios: apt show iptables-persistent [10:39] B|ack0p: does the error popup provide any details? do you see any related record in journalctl -b | nc termbin.com 9999 ? [10:40] tomreyn: unfortunately no detail shown on the error report popup [10:40] that s why it is annoying everytime i boot to ubuntu it popups [10:40] let me check [10:40] tomreyn, yeah i went with iptables-persistent [10:40] thanks [10:41] tomreyn: https://termbin.com/7fmt [10:41] B|ack0p: what about it? [10:43] tomreyn: that s the input of your command [10:43] journalctl -b | nc termbin.com 9999 [10:44] B|ack0p: yes, right. please look for errors yourself first, then point to them on this output. [10:45] ok [10:49] Error calling StartServiceByName for org.gnome.ScreenSaver: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Spawn.ChildExited: Process org.gnome.ScreenSaver exited with status === tinoco is now known as rafaeldtinoco [10:50] Aug 30 13:26:40 uthink-x61 gnome-shell[1340]: Error looking up permission: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.portal.Error.NotFound: No entry for geolocation [10:51] there are many errors related DBus and GDBus [10:51] what are they about? [10:53] gnome / gtk related errors are often, but not always, insignificant [10:53] are they critical errors? [10:54] i have found 1 hardware error: [10:54] Aug 30 13:26:30 uthink-x61 kernel: tpm tpm0: [Hardware Error]: Adjusting reported timeouts: A 10000->10000us B 10000->10000us C 0->752000us D 0->752000us [10:54] tpm might be thinkpad power manager? [10:54] more likley trusted platform module [10:54] do you have gnome-screensaver installed? [10:55] tomreyn: i installed gnome tweak extensions other day in a package [10:55] i dont know know if it contains screensave [10:55] r [10:55] i dont know if i have or not [10:55] is the package "gnome-screensaver" installed? [10:55] i disabled all extensions but let me check [10:56] apt list gnome-screensaver [10:56] it either says [installed] or not [10:56] ok [10:56] gnome-screensaver/bionic,now 3.6.1-8ubuntu3 amd64 [installed,automatic] [10:57] it seems installed but i dont know how and when [10:57] maybe installed inside package somehow [10:57] which desktop manager do you use? which desktop? [10:57] gnome [10:57] gnome-shell is mentioned on your logs, you i guess you use that as a desktop environment. do you use gdm as a login manager? [10:57] ubuntu 18/04 default desktop [10:58] but just to try i installed gnome session flashback [10:58] to try gnome classic on 18/04 [10:58] but i am on default gnome at the moment [10:58] ok, this will be why you have gnome-screensaver installed. [10:58] gnome-shell doesn't use it, but -flashback may [10:58] i logged in few times after i installed in gnome classic [10:59] does it cause error popup and system freeze? [10:59] i suspect this may cause the error reporting popup: Error calling StartServiceByName for org.gnome.ScreenSaver: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Spawn.ChildExited: Process org.gnome.ScreenSaver exited with status [10:59] which is probably due to gnome-screensaver [11:00] ...starting and failing under gnome-shell [11:00] earlier as i mentioned i faced system freeze 4 times [11:00] you did not mention "freeze" before [11:00] it didnt happen recently but it may [11:00] tomreyn: i did few days ago [11:00] and you suggested me tty [11:00] hah, well, my memory is not perfect [11:01] not happening recently but it may happen [11:01] i "suggested you tty"? [11:01] if freeze happens you suggested me sysrq and tty [11:01] to check what happens [11:01] and collect some reports etc [11:02] oh i think i'm recalling, i suggested you try blindly switching to a tty and try to ctrl-alt-del to see whether it is just a graphics issue. [11:02] but didnt happen yet [11:02] yes exactly [11:03] Just FYI: It seems to be a kernel bug in 4.15.0-58.64 because the problem went away with 5.0.0-25.26~18.04.1 [11:03] brokencycle: what bug? [11:03] The XFS kernel panic bug. [11:03] hm [11:05] I have asked about it earlier today. Short version: "mkfs.xfs /dev/sdb1" results in a kernel panic on "my" machine. [11:05] tomreyn: if i uninstall gnome flashback will i get rid of those errors related with gnome shell? [11:05] And reproducible so, I've tried almost 10 times, with different disks [11:06] Hi, what's the best way to avoid dynamic IPv6 addresses? I have configured it statically through netplan, I just want it to use the static address. I do *not* want to disable RA as it's needed for redundancy on the uplink (the router advertisements) - only need to get rid of the dynamic addresses. Happens now that bind for examples sends notifies from the dynamic address and that's really undesirable, it [11:06] brokencycle: did you report a bug? [11:06] should always send from it's static address [11:07] not yet, but it's on the list. someone pointed me to the very useful package 'linux-crashdump' [11:07] I've collected the output of that [11:07] B|ack0p: you could then uninstall gnome-screensaver (maybe you already can do so now), which should prevent the failure of gnome-screensaver starting on the gnome-shell session. which may get rid of the popup message you see. [11:08] i did apt purge gnome-session-flashback but only some kbs removed. [11:08] brokencycle: feel free to show the output so maybe we can tell whether it can be specific to your system or configuration somehow (and not a generic bug) [11:09] even screensaver not removed . i now removed screensaver manually [11:09] package was more than 100mbs how comes it only removes just some kbs [11:09] tomreyn: I need to talk to someone first, and it's several megabytes. the system is a fairly generic dell r440. [11:09] brand new, too [11:09] B|ack0p: the "gnome-flashback" package is a meta package, you'll need to remove all the packages it depends on (which are not required by other packages you wish to keep) [11:10] ... if you want it completely gone [11:10] i want complete uninstall if possible [11:10] but i cant find one by one installed packs [11:11] B|ack0p: /var/log/apt/history.log* lists the packages which were recently requested to be installed [11:11] i am not sure if DBus and GDBus errors related to flashback [11:11] me neither, but probably not [11:11] tomreyn: do you know what? i just got popup error report after i purged screensaver :p [11:12] without detail [11:12] Hiyas all [11:12] it usually pops up once when i boot to ubuntu [11:12] what does "popup error report" say then? [11:12] no details.. [11:12] just popup [11:12] what does it look like? [11:12] take a screen shot next time [11:12] looks like same as usual [11:12] ok if it happens after reboot i will do [11:13] and note down the time it happens [11:13] then companre to journalctl -b | nc termbin.com 9999 [11:13] ok [11:14] thx a lot [11:14] good luck [11:23] Habbie: I've set up the raspberry pi now to fake those interfaces is it veth you thought about when telling me about virtual interfaces? [11:24] toffe, i'm not sure what they would be called, sorry [11:24] Ok thanks :) [11:54] Hi [11:54] welcome MRD365 [11:54] MRD365: what can we do for you today? [11:55] I need lots of money [11:56] Hey! For some reason my VPS clock stays behind the real clock. VPS host said that their host's clock is working fine.. so now I have no idea what might be wrong. Any ideas? [11:56] which virtualization is it, which ubuntuversion is it? [11:56] Right now the time difference is like 30 minutes [11:57] is the VM's clock bound to that of the host? [11:57] Can you all hack? === Etua_ is now known as Etua [11:57] VMware I think and it's ubuntu 14.04 (yes it's very old, but we are running some legacy stuff). I'm thinking about updating to 18.04 but I'm not 100% sure yet [11:57] !ot | MRD365 [11:57] MRD365: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [11:57] ...as you very well know [11:58] Tomreyn: I have absolutely no idea.. but I know they are using that VMware datacenter software [11:58] Do you know METASPLOIT? [11:58] MRD365: stop [11:59] While I playin' a game via Steam, probably my graphical card crashes. [11:59] Ok I'm sorry [11:59] I don't know how it gets triggered but i got a black screen during the game and monitor says no cable connected. [11:59] howdy, how do I type a double prime using compose key on 18.04? [11:59] Diplomat: virt-what can tell you which virtualization is in use. [11:59] Since hdmi cable directly connected to graphical card, I suspect a driver crash. [11:59] Can someone help to troubleshoot it please? [11:59] !details | debouncer [11:59] debouncer: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. [11:59] Tomreyn: it's vmware [12:00] Am from Indonesia [12:00] are you? [12:00] MRD365: if you like to chitchat join #ubuntu-offtopic [12:00] MRD365: only ubuntu support questions here please [12:00] Ok, I just found out [12:01] Diplomat: what does this report? cat /sys/devices/system/clocksource/clocksource*/current_clocksource [12:02] tsc [12:02] Diplomat: oh i missed that you're running an !EOL version, no support here, sorry. [12:03] Lol, it's very eol [12:04] lotus|i5: https://pastebin.com/PVJcbXyG [12:05] debouncer: for gtx cards, you might try a bit higher driver version [12:05] debouncer: what shows in: ubuntu-drivers list plz? [12:06] 430 [12:06] debouncer: try to switch to 430 and reboot plz [12:07] alright [12:07] where is system backlog for graphical card? do you know? [12:08] journalctl -kb -1 | nc termbin.com 9999 to check + share you last kernel sessions' dmesg; decrease -1 further for earlier logs. --list-boots to list all boots. [12:08] i want to check while installing the new driver [12:08] dmesg -w or journalctl -kf in a separate window to run a logwatch on kernel messages [12:09] (ctrl-c to end it) [12:09] thanks === phd is now known as pav [12:10]