[00:10] I can't get lightdm to start. Using the radeon driver, tried to install amdgpu drivers but they were terrible so I reverted. [00:10] Now it segfaults at x startup [00:11] but the weird thing is it worked at first after amd uninstall; I think it failed after first reboot [00:11] I like to clone my system with clonezilla before fucking with it. [00:12] xorg log is unhelpful, it segfaults after RADEON(0) Setitn gscreen physical size [00:13] there's another issue though, I can't uninstall libvulkan1 [00:16] ubuntu takes 300+ MB of ram on boot. [00:16] That's no good. [00:17] would you like it to use more? [00:17] no. less [00:17] don't you have enough? [00:17] Nope. Just 1GB [00:17] me too [00:17] but i use xfce desktop [00:17] oh this is a vps [00:17] 18 lts [00:18] my desktop is 10 year old core 2 quad and 8gb ddr2 [00:18] really just console it's 300MB? [00:18] Well, it's got nginx, serving up one static site, and php running (barely used) [00:18] bryguypgh: Can you boot to the login screen and activate a virtual terminal ( ctl+alt+F2) ? [00:18] yes [00:19] I started with the smallest vps, if in case I need to scale up, I can increase it. [00:19] Now I'm trying to move an exim4 server from rackspace to digital ocean [00:19] I've got all the configs backed up, user maildirs backed up [00:20] Going from 16 lts to 18 lts while moving email servers [00:20] eep [00:20] Yup. [00:20] Just talked to rackspace API and extracted 30 domains in bind9 format [00:20] Trying to figure out cloudflare api to I can import them there [00:20] I tried xinit from there. I get a message about LLVM failing to compile a shader, then a backtrace (xorg libpthread libc.so radeonsi_dri.so) and Fatal Server Error: Caught signal 6 [00:20] bryguypgh: Great - pastebinplease ' /var/log/gpu-manager.log | nc termbin.com 9999 ; sudo lshw -C display | nc termbin.com 9999 '. [00:21] I think 300mg for nginx/one static site, mysql, etc. is not bad. [00:21] I see a lot of processes from lxcfs. I wonder what is that [00:21] htop shows a lot of mysql proceses I wonder why [00:22] it's rarely in use. In fact it's only installed there, it's not even in active use. [00:22] I was planning on using it late [00:27] termbin.com/9e08r termbin.com/htp5 [00:31] bryguypgh: So far looks good - but, " [00:32] Number of connected outputs for /dev/dri/card0: 2". What results when the external display is disconnected ? [00:32] hello [00:32] i mean, i have two monitors so thats expected [00:33] you want me to disconnect one or both? I tried turning off one earlier an dgot the same results [00:34] anyone ever heard about a problem with video and audio playback, when using HDMI audio as output ? [00:35] bryguypgh: My point is the driver not knowing to drive 2 monitors - reduce to simplest terms. Also anything from ' lsmod | grep amdgpu ' ? [00:38] nothing in lsmod | grep amdgpu but there was a few boots ago; i did an rmmod and added modprobe.blacklist=amdgpu to /etc/default/grub kernel command line and it hasn't come back [00:39] I also deleted all the vulkan packages (that's what led me to install amdgpu in the first place) [00:40] i did manage to remove libvulkan1 after removing kio and its dependencies === anchous is now known as anchovy [00:46] I guess no one knows :/ [00:47] bryguypgh: did you ' sudo apt purge mesa-vulkan-drivers vulkaninfo vulkan-utils ' ? [00:47] i did apt-get remove on them [00:49] should I reinstall then purge perhaps? [00:51] bryguypgh54: Let's "look" at what autoremove reveals - ' sudo apt -s --purge autoremove '. where 's' is to (s)imulate but do not do. [00:52] 0 [01:08] bray90820: Away for a spell - I will return in about 30 minutes. [01:11] Wrong ping but ok [01:13] looks like bryguypgh54 timed out there. [01:14] Enj0y: it's so unspecific, i doubt that's going to work out. :-/ [01:15] tomreyn, I can be more specific then; when using HDMI as my audio output, video and audio are played faster than they should (sounds like chipmunks [01:16] Enj0y: i haven't heard of it, but did you search launchpad, yet? [01:16] if mid-video I switch to a USB headset, video then plays at normal speed and audio sounds normal, if I switch it back to HDMI then it's sped up again.. it's doing that on every distros, any kernel... [01:17] I've searched everything :) [01:17] any distro, any (linux) kernel, does it happen with other OS? [01:17] on Windows it's working fine, it only happens on linux [01:20] maybe something codec related, do you get any possibly related errors or warnings in a temrinal where you started the playback application, or in another terminal where you run "journalctl -f" before playing it back and keep that open until after playback? [01:20] I've tried messing around with pulseaudio, grub (arguments), it's doing the same on both Xorg and Wayland [01:21] How can I get gcc 4.3 on ubuntu? Is there a repository with it? [01:22] probably too old [01:22] 4.8 is in the standard repository [01:22] the oldest you can get is 4.7 on xenial [01:23] tomreyn, no errors [01:23] why do you need such an old version? [01:23] frib: ^ [01:23] well I really just want to compile the earliest versions of bitcoin [01:23] but it throws all kinds of errors [01:24] Enj0y: hmm, maybe during audio device / monitor initialization when the system starts up (journalctl -b) [01:26] tomreyn, looking at it right now, is there anything that should be obvious if there was something wrong ? === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:27] Enj0y: maybe if you just look for errors: journalctl -n3 -b [01:27] Enj0y: maybe if you just look for errors: journalctl -p3 -b [01:27] sorry, p, not n [01:28] replace 3 by 4 to include warnings, too [01:32] ah [01:32] Sep 27 19:03:09 localhost.localdomain gnome-shell[2081]: Failed to CRTC gamma: drmModeCrtcSetGamma on CRTC 47 failed: Permission denied [01:33] that's the only thing related to audio/video during boot [01:36] that's not it, though. so nothing during udev or pulseaudio or display initialization? [01:36] nope [01:37] then i'm out of ideas. [01:37] thanks for trying :) I've been searching for weeks now and I still have no idea [01:53] Casper26 [01:54] tomreyn === guiverc2 is now known as guiverc [03:05] does "mounting with ordered data mode" mean full journalling or just metadata journalling? [03:06] "[ 4.707018] EXT4-fs (nvme0n1p2): mounted filesystem with ordered data mode. Opts: (null)" [03:08] sounds like full journalling but that would be unexpected, since I don't say anything like that in fstab. does it just do full journal because it is nvme? [03:11] ah I see now, confusing terminology. "journal data mode" means data journalling, "data" means metadata journalling, "writeback" means no journalling. right? :( [04:47] im trying to use ubuntu on google cloud, and eth0 is missing, does anyone know what that might be from [04:48] hi [04:48] have i joined the offical ubuntu support channel [04:48] EriC^^, hi [04:48] immu: This is official, so ask your question here [04:49] was just confirming thanks [04:49] EoflaOE, [04:49] LOL *that* was his question. [04:50] Please fill out the short survey at the end of the call [04:50] immu: You are welcome. [04:51] Exuma: "eth0" is old identifier - what release is this? try 'ls -l /sys/class/net/' to see the network name. [04:52] Bashing-om : ens4 and lo [04:52] I am using google lcoud, and trying to set up a dante socks5 proxy so i can connect to an SFTP server [04:52] i cant even get dante to connect, all the tutorials just say "eth0" but i dont ever see that [04:52] i see "nic0" in google cloud but its not listed in ifconfig. i also assigned a static IP address [04:53] not connect, i just mean the server wont start because it can't find eth0 [04:57] Exuma: As you can see there is no eth0. Point to the corrrect interface name - be aware that "ens4" doesnotalsolookrighttome---mine is "enp0s8". [04:57] Bashing-om .. silly me. I just pointed it to "ens4" and the server booted. Thanks, i should have guessed that [04:59] Exuma: :D - Things change . [05:00] Bashing-om ok one more question -- im not sure if you know much about dante but if i run netstat -nlpt it says its listening on "10.x.x.x" should i make it 0.0.0.0 instead? [05:00] tcp 0 0 10.142.0.2:1080 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 3860/danted [05:02] Exuma: the 10.x.x.x. is your LAN address. And nope know nothing of setting up Dante. [05:02] ok thanks Bashing-om [05:03] Exuma: Be aware the local loop is no longer 0.0.0.0 . [05:03] haha [05:04] Bashing-om ok one last question. I need to open porn 1080 I believe, to allow the socks5 server to be reached from otuside world. how might i do that? [05:08] s/porn/port/ ftfy [05:12] Would anyone know how i could manage multiple monitors without Window Manager? [05:12] I mean without a display manager* [05:13] Exuma: can not advise on opening that port. You will do well to read these docs -> [05:14] !netplan | Exuma [05:14] Exuma: Netplan is a network configuration abstraction renderer which uses YAML descriptions of a network to work with either a NetworkManager or Systemd-networkd "renderer". More information at https://netplan.io/ [05:14] I did a minimal install and installed I3wm where I3 starts only after i do a 'startx'. Xrandr --listmonitors does now show my external monitor, only the screen my laptop has. [05:28] I'm so glad I just got an old thinkpad and put Ubuntu on it. Reminds me of the olden days when I was a Linux addict... [05:29] jeanchris: Any problems? [05:29] not really. sorry is this a support only channel? [05:30] jeanchris: This channel is only for support. Discussion go to #ubuntu-discuss. [05:30] Ok [05:31] hi immu [05:53] So I'm using Apache 2.4 on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, and I'm looking to override the default settings in mods-available/ssl.conf. I have other settings configured in a custom config in conf-available (which is enabled), but it seems that config is loaded prior to any of the module configs, so the defaults effectively override my overrides. [05:53] Is the proper approach to modify ssl.conf directly? [05:56] Yeah I think this is easy for you. [05:56] First of all.. you are in the wrong room for this question. [05:57] TheFatherMind: apache is a supported official package in ubuntu [05:57] However... the answer is easy. You symlink them into the available folder right? They read them in numeric then alphabetical order. So just make sure it reads the override one after. Name it something starting with a "t" or greater in the alphabet or rename the symlink for the ssl.conf to 0-ssl.conf [05:57] Fair enough. (: [05:59] I felt my question was Ubuntu-specific (Debian-specific?), because it has to do with the specifics of the directory layout and the default configuration. I've been using Gentoo for more than a decade for this sort of thing, which doesn't use conf-*, mods-*, sites- [05:59] *, etc. [05:59] natmal turns out I was wrong about that. Sorry. [06:00] What I'm not understanding is why, if my overrides are in conf-*, and the defaults are in mods-*, and apache2.conf loads mods-* before conf-*, that my overrides seem to be getting ignored. [06:00] Anyhow my solution should still work for you. Give it a shot. [06:00] Hmmmm I see what you mean. [06:01] Running "apachectl -t -D DUMP_INCLUDES" is showing my config file loading after the defaults from mods-*. [06:02] I have not used Apache in a while. try putting your settings in the mods folder before the ssl file and see if that changes it? [06:03] So there is no settings file for ssl in the conf folder? [06:03] Did you try grepping the folders to be sure? [06:04] There's an ssl.conf (establishes default settings) and an ssl.load (loads the module) in mods-*. [06:05] Well.. if I were you... I would try loading a conf before it to see what happens. and if that STILL does not have the desired affect I would edit the ssl.conf file and remark out whatever was pissing me off. But that may not be the correct path to follow. I will shut up now. [06:09] Okay, just me being stupid. I was looking at the wrong VM. :3 Thank you for trying to help. [06:10] is the phpmyadmin package covered by the security team? [06:19] LOL I love it when magical mysteries get solved. [06:20] natmal I have made the same mistake. [06:25] I am having a weird issue with osd_cat ... i have two apperently similair installs in virtualbox, and in one of them the command works in the other it doesn't, and by not working i mean that it runs, show nothing on the screen, and then waits for a couple of seconds, flashes the screens and exists the command, as would be normal behaviour if it had worked. I've checked for missing dotfiles and packages, ri [06:25] ght now im reading an strace to try to figure out what is going wrong, does this sound familiar to anybody? [06:37] No gksu in Ubuntu means no numix-folders to modify the Numix theme since it requires gksu. Is there a fake-gksu I can install which uses gvfs backend or some other means using sudo as fake gksu for packages requiring gksu in this instance? [07:33] how should I reset password ubuntu 18.04 password , when I booted from ubuntu-18.04.1.0-live-server-amd64.iso it goes for installing an it doesn't appear recovery mode [07:39] pabed: you can start it in recovery mode from the grub menu [07:40] pabed: start the normal ubuntu in recovery mode as mentioned, (grub > advanced > recovery) then press on start networking, then "drop to root shell" and once you get a prompt type "passwd " and set it [07:48] ducasse, EriC^: thanks alot I had to use SHIF for entering recovery mode [07:51] pabed: so now you're all set? [07:54] ducasse: yes , I took a root access in the grub mode and then I changed the user's password with " passwd user " [07:55] pabed: good to hear, have a nice day :) [07:55] ducasse: you too [07:55] 18.04's postfixadmin package defaults to $database_type="mysql"; in /usr/share/postfixadmin/config.inc.php , but 18.04 ships with PHP 7.2, and the "mysql" database driver doesn't work with PHP versions above 5.6, the 7.X compatible database driver is called "mysqli" - since 18.04 doesn't use php 5.6, the default should be the php7-compatible "mysqli", not "mysql" [07:56] hans_: you should probably report that in a bug, there's little we can do [08:25] ducasse, doned, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/postfixadmin/+bug/1845771 [08:25] Launchpad bug 1845771 in postfixadmin (Ubuntu) "postfixadmin php7-incompatible default configuration" [Undecided,New] [09:11] caffeine, which is supposed to keep ubuntu unlocked, doesn't seem to work at all [09:15] cluelessperson, maybe you're just not using enough caffeine? [09:19] hans_, I tried running it 100 times [09:19] with 100 beans? [09:31] i am getting error on mpd +ncmpcpp setup . please help . [09:32] using ubuntu bionic i am getting error :** ncmpcpp . connection refused . No active MPD connection [09:32] http://paste.debian.net/1103098/ [09:49] why LAN adapters enp3s0, enp4s0 on "ASUS P5W DH deluxe" motherboard (Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88E8053 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller (rev 20)), does not come up after standby? [10:00] Hi, I have no sound in a game(Snakebird) in Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver). Sound otherwise works on the system. [10:00] hi, does anyone know how to config ubuntu server networking when running on macos virtualbox? im trying to get the ubuntu to connect to the internet, and the macos to connect to the ubuntu on a fixed ip, but cant get it to work. [10:00] ldd Snakebird.x86 doesn't list any missing libraries, although I had to install a couple :i386 packages to make it work. [10:00] bobbyperu: sounds like an issue with the VM software [10:01] Pavucontrol doesn't show any muted volume bars etc, I checked it out pretty thoroughly. [10:01] export: its probably me to be honest. i think both virtualbox and ubuntu are working correctly [10:01] Snakebird runs with sound in Debian 10, I have two systems in my house. [10:02] Any tips restoring the sound in 18.04? [10:03] bobbyperu: i've seen some super strange stuff happen with virtualbox's network settings usually more with qemu but i'd look into it just to be sure. [10:03] omarek, know what game engine it's using? [10:06] hans_: quick googling tells me Unity 4 [10:08] The game doesn't print any error messages or anything suspicious when running. [10:09] I'm running the version from Humble Bundle Store, not Steam. [10:12] where can i find apache2 mod_php in 18.04? [10:13] nvm found it, libapache2-mod-php [10:18] How do I debug when I have no sounds in one application (game) only? [10:25] omarek, I had problem with no sound recognized in Skype the other day. It resolved with restart or shutdown/on . If game is proprietary (closed source), maybe to ask for game producers for manual and/or sound settings, or reboot [10:27] bobbyperu, As I understand this is question for #vbox channel. As I understand your host os os MacOS and guest is Ubunut, so it's more Host/VBox related. [10:28] Incidently, I use Ubuntu as host OS and ubuntu server as guest OS now, I made networking by giving to it 2 virtual NIC, one to get internet over NAT and another to use bridged networking and then assigned fixed IP in local LAN range during ubuntu install and it works. [10:38] I just solved it. [10:38] To fix sound in Snakebird, I also had to install libpulse0:i386 [10:39] There was no error message or any hint that it might be needed other than 1) Linux typically uses pulseaudio these days 2) the game is 32bit. [11:29] Howdy folks [11:30] look friends [11:31] am using this method in my setup to do what needs to be done, but something in the system keep reverting control state back, am looking for a permanent solution http://xahlee.info/linux/linux_capslock_do_home_key.html [11:43] hi, at linux boot cryptswap asks for a password, how to avoid that? [11:47] irgendwer4711, do you have home folder encrypted ? [11:47] ioria: yes, ext4, but its another disk [11:48] irgendwer4711, 16.04 ? [11:48] no, 19.04. I had this before working on my other computer. [11:48] irgendwer4711, mmm, try sudo apt install --reinstall ecryptfs-utils and sudo update-grub ... see if it fixes it [11:48] its not ecryptfs [11:49] and what ? [11:49] ext4 [11:49] ext4 is a fs [11:49] yes and it has encryption [11:50] more faster then ecryptfs, I had on my old computer [11:51] irgendwer4711, i lost something .... what kind of encryption (i mean what package) are you using ? [11:51] fscrypt [11:51] irgendwer4711, ok, try install --reinstall that and run sudo update-grub [11:52] are you sure, thats related?? cryptswap is something with devicemapper [11:53] irgendwer4711, https://askubuntu.com/questions/1010891/system-keeps-asking-for-cryptswap-password [11:53] thats not related [11:54] ok [11:54] not this my home [11:54] but surprisely that ecryptfs-utils is install. [11:54] *ed [11:55] should be a mistake, I transferred package list from old computer [12:01] I rebuild grub and initrd, so I do a check now... [12:05] ioria: didnt help :-( [12:06] irgendwer4711, check sudo blkid and /etc/crypttab they should match [12:07] ioria: I already checked [12:10] btw I used cryptswap0 instead of cryptswap1 like on my old computer. [12:10] irgendwer4711, in /etc/crypttab it's in use the UUID or the /dev/disk/by-id/ link for the swap ? [12:10] uuid [12:11] Can anyone help me build an installer with a custom kernel? I can't figure the process out at all [12:11] irgendwer4711, you can try with the /dev/disk/by-id/ link [12:11] cryogenng: what is an installer for a kernel? [12:12] irgendwer4711: an ubuntu installer, with a kernel built from source I've modified [12:13] ioria: I think there is something other wrong. cryptswap should generate its own key [12:14] cryogenng: Ubuntuo has already tools for that [12:14] irgendwer4711: can you please point me in the right direction? [12:15] cryogenng: make bindeb-pkg. and there is a parameter too, for not building a source package [12:16] oh wait bindeb-pkg is alreay without source [12:18] cryogenng: or you could go the older way with make-kpkg [12:18] both will give you a deb package [12:18] irgendwer4711: I'm sorry, I might not be understanding, but how does that help me? I have a .deb for the kernel already, but what I don't know how to do it install (from an iso) with that kernel - essentially the problem is that my hardware requires a change in the kernel to see the disk controller [12:19] ahh, a rescue mission [12:19] boot with CD or net. copy debs on the target disk, make a chroot and install. [12:20] why dont you have a distro kernel left? [12:20] to be clear, the system is blank at the moment, I want to put ubuntu on it from scratch [12:22] then you would like to use debootstrap [12:26] that looks indeed like what i need, so I can do something like install a base system to a usb or something, install my kernel to that system, and then debootstrap from there to the hard disk once it's recognised? [12:27] maybe. you can install direct on your disk [12:27] what ever you are trying to do.... [13:03] Why is adding repositories by add-apt-repository so slow currently? [13:04] Oh "Error: retrieving gpg key timed out." [13:04] But it used to work at least in previous LTS release. [13:05] Hi! How would I go about managing external monitors without a Display Manager? [13:06] I'm on a minimal install where i run 'startx' to start I3wm on my laptop. xrandr --listmonitors only detects the screen of my laptop [13:28] I wrote a script that controls my laptop screen backlight. the problem is that the script writes to a file owned by root. How do I add an exclusion to allow to run the script without sudo? [13:29] visudo [13:29] I've tried reading up on /etc/sudoers but I cant get it to work. [13:30] shouldnt ALL=NOPASSWD:/path/to/script just work? [13:31] https://www.maketecheasier.com/edit-sudoers-file-linux/ [13:32] flog: username ALL = (root) NOPASSWD: /path/to/your/program [13:34] al2o3-cr: tried but no change still not allowed to execute without root [13:35] did you place your edit at the last line of the file? [13:36] Not at the very end no, but before #includedir /etc/sudoers.d [13:36] flog: yeah, make sure it written after everything else. [13:36] sudo uses the last entry [13:37] Do i need to to tell sudo to re-read the config or something? [13:39] i dont recall so. [13:39] Hm. [13:39] no, there is no need, sudo checks it everytime. [13:39] you're sure it's the last line of your visudo file? [13:40] Now it is at the bottom. [13:40] However maybe the problem is something else. [13:40] The script is owned by root and writes to a file owned by root. [13:40] Can execute the script now but it semes to fail when writing to the file. [13:41] doesnt the sudo privs propagate through the script? [13:41] oh I read it wrongly. [13:41] I've only add what al2o3-cr suggested. [13:42] this script of yours edits a file owned by root? [13:42] flog: is your script executable? [13:42] my script is executable [13:43] yes, the script edits a file owned by root [13:43] this should be working then. [13:43] hmm.... [13:44] you may wanna try adding that file to visudo [13:45] I'm using the default drivers for my radeon and it only detects one display (mirrored on two screens), how can I make it see the second display properly? Do I need different drivers? [13:46] there's a better way of doing it, but i'm not 100 % certain yet [13:46] eraserpencil: script still fail [13:46] on the line that writes to the file [13:47] hi, when will ubuntu use glibc 2.29 [13:48] bryguypgh: did you try the Displays program? or you could tell me what xrandr --listmonitors show [13:49] yes diplays only shows one display. List monitors says monitors 1 (0: +default ...) [13:49] it worked fine before I uninstalled and reinstalled xorg [13:49] i had a problem with amdgpu drivers and X wouldn't start so I nuked it and started over [13:49] eraserpencil: hm already put the script in /usr/local/bin which seems to be in Defaults secure_path already. [13:50] not sure if that could cause a conflict [13:50] Would you guys recommend using eMacs over VIM? [13:50] now it seems to work but just detects one display [13:50] I'm much more familiar with VIM than emacs but i have heard it's making a huge market change for ubuntu scripting. [13:50] bryguypgh: thats beyond me. someone with better skills might help [13:51] bryguypgh: what's the problem? [13:51] also, does anyone in here use emacs? [13:52] Does anyone know how to solve problems with artifacts in the screen? https://askubuntu.com/questions/1177226/artifacts-when-returning-from-suspend [13:52] flog: It's a bash script? I believe it's the line where it edits the file owned by root that is tripping everything for you [13:52] eraserpencil: it is a bash script and yes it is failing at that line. [13:52] browser crashed there for a sec in case you replied [13:53] might have missed === al2o3-cr is now known as Guest1944 === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr [13:54] eraserpencil: still fail [13:55] would you wanna share the script? [13:55] Sure thing [13:55] it looks like I'm using llvmpipe according to glxinfo [13:55] dont know how to enable radeon [13:57] bryguypgh11: are you trying to invoke the driver for mutli display support? [13:57] yes but also the llvm driver is slow [13:59] eraserpencil: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/95px6XszVq/ [14:00] bryguypgh11: what do you mean by slow? [14:00] I want to better understand what the behaviour is. [14:01] scrolling nad moving windows is choppy, because I appear to have no hardware acceleration [14:02] I disabled the fglrx drivers in the "additional drivers" section a bit ago in an effort to solve the dual monitor issue [14:02] they aren't there to re-enable any more [14:02] I just want whatever the current "blessed" radeon driver is for my card but all the guides say it should be enabled by default [14:02] lsmod doesn't show amdgpu or radeon [14:04] what I don't understand is pretty basic; how does X figure out what driver to use in the first place? [14:05] hi, how can I decompress a package built with dpkg-deb -Z none ? [14:06] I used to expect it in an xorg config file years ago but that seems to have been superseded [14:06] (and an X config file before xorg) [14:09] flog: would you like to give this a try? https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/37875/how-to-add-a-line-to-a-file-which-has-only-root-write-permission-and-to-continue [14:10] does x turn it all over to systemd now [14:10] flog: we can try a different way if you like? [14:10] sure [14:11] bryguypgh11: lspci | grep vga turns up what? [14:11] delete the entry you put in /etc/sudoers [14:11] find /dev -group video [14:11] glxinfo | grep -i vendor [14:12] VGA compatible controller: AMD INc. Bonaire XTX [Radeon R7 260x/360] [14:12] so it detects it. [14:12] yes [14:12] al2o3-cr:done [14:13] it sees the card but will only load the llvm renderer, don't know how to get it to load radeon or amdgpu [14:13] bryguypgh11: ls /etc/x11/xorg.conf [14:13] flog: sudo chown root:root path/to/your/script.sh [14:13] and grep LoadModule /var/log/Xorg.0.log [14:13] there's no xorg.conf htere [14:13] al2o3-cr: its already owned by root [14:14] the logs shows a list of several and radeon is the third one [14:14] ok, then: sudo chmod 4775 path/to/your/script.sh [14:15] in the log there is this: open /dev/dri/card0: no such file or directory [14:15] al2o3-cr: still wont work. [14:15] falling back to old probe method for modesetting [14:16] huh... so basically we just have to append the correct driver.conf [14:16] flog: restart the shell and try again. [14:16] just a new terminal should be fine right? [14:17] sure [14:17] Script still fails at editing the file [14:17] flog: the file is definitely owned by root? [14:17] going to try reinstalling the radeon driver package [14:18] both the script and the file its editing yes [14:18] something is not right here. [14:24] flog: change lines echoing values to; echo val | tee -a /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightnes [14:24] al2o3-cr: but not intel though :) [14:25] no 8) i was test mine :P [14:25] got to go, but ill try later. Thank for your help. [14:25] ok np [14:33] Hello. Are Ubuntu still spying? I want install Ubuntu Desktop for my clients. https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/ubuntu-spyware.html [14:46] WinterNight: calling this "spying" is a bit of an opinion, i'd say. we could discuss this more in #ubuntu-discuss or in private, if you like - it doesn't really fit here. [14:50] I am getting ready to install Ubuntu 19.04 on my second drive. I have Windows installed on my first drive and Windows put it's reserved partiton on the second disk. Is there anything I need to look out for? [14:52] don't overwrite the windowzy stuff if you want to keep it working. ;) [14:52] are you booting in uefi or legacy bios / csm mode? [14:52] make sure those systems boot the same way. [14:52] tomreyn, I wasn't planning on that but I know I have to do manual partitioning because the second drive can't be reformatted. I am using UEFI [14:53] with uefi, ubuntu will always use the first efi system partition it finds, not what you choose / setup in the installer. [14:54] tomreyn, I don't see any partitons marked EFI in disk manager so then I have to assume I am incorrect and am in Legacy Bios mode [14:55] first make sure oyu know how windows is installed then, and then install ubuntu the same way [14:55] i think windows can be migrated to uefi booting also somehow, maybe consider that, too. but thats more something for ##windows [14:56] tomreyn, /sda1 is one full NTFS partition /sdb1 is showing as 607MB NTFS partition then sdb2 is a 194MB ExFAT that shows as unknown then /sdb2 is my 406MB Free Space so this leads me to think I am using legacy. [14:58] But I am going to boot into windows and check I will be back [15:02] Hello, any ubuntu docker that has systemd? [15:04] https://hub.docker.com/r/jrei/systemd-ubuntu [15:05] your question is unclear to me. ubuntu uses systemd, so when you use docker on ubuntu, you use docker with systemd. [15:06] tomreyn: I mean the ubuntu docker image [15:06] guest [15:06] not host [15:06] i see, i'm not into docker images. [15:12] amosbird, it might well be that you have to install systemd your own. [15:12] amosbird, you could be the first to publish such a docker image then. [15:13] what would you use that systemd for, btw? maybe docker has other mechanisms that can do it. [15:21] for testing systemd units [15:22] lxd might be easier for that maybe? [15:22] docker is for application containers, not system containers [15:26] W: GPG Error: http://repo.mongodb.org/apt/ubuntu xenial/mongodb-or/3.4 Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY BC711F9BA15703C6 [15:26] Does that mean that it didn't do the initial bit for installing mongodb? [15:27] it means that you did not setup this third party apt repository properly, yet. i.e. you have not imported their repository signing key [15:28] Weird, that was the first command I did. [15:33] Tesagk: be sure not to run this on an internet connected system [15:33] https://pastebin.com/ASjMBSfr [15:33]