[01:22] Hello, I have several file servers running 2:4.7.6+dfsg~ubuntu-0ubuntu2.11. I noticed that the three that have been rebooted for updates will now drop SMB connections for Macs overnight. The other servers are also running the same package with the exact same setup, but haven't been rebooted, and these will not drop connections. [01:23] Samba logs the drop events as: ../source3/smbd/service.c:1050(close_cnum)closed connection to service data [01:23] The Macs log the events as: kcm DEPRECATED USE in libdispatch client: Setting timer interval to 0 requests a 1ns timer, did you mean FOREVER (a one-shot timer)?; set a breakpoint on _dispatch_bug_deprecated to debug [01:24] I'm not afraid to restart the other servers for updates... does anyone have any experience with this type of issue? [01:24] Windows clients and Linux clients will not drop connections on any of the servers, even the rebooted ones. [01:25] I'm now afraid* [01:27] Sorry 2:4.7.6+dfsg~ubuntu-0ubuntu2.11 is the Samba package version. [01:50] ppdac: we have #ubuntu-server for your (apparently) ubuntu 18.04 LTS server questions [01:51] Oh, thank you tomreyn [01:51] ppdac: however, at this time of day, you might have to wait a while. maybe try ##linux, too. or something macos, if i got you right and you worry about those clients [01:52] Yes, that's right. Sounds like good advice, thank you! [01:52] i have not much understanding of samba, good luck [01:54] ppdac: be aware that, just to complicate matters further, some countries will experience DST switching today (maybe that's actually why you timed the maintenance for now). === DetectiveTaco is now known as DetectiveSpooky [01:54] Hello, I have several file servers running Samba 4.7.6 (package 2:4.7.6+dfsg~ubuntu-0ubuntu2.11). I noticed that the three that have been rebooted for updates will now drop SMB connections for Macs overnight. The other servers are also running the same package with the exact same setup, but haven't been rebooted, and these will not drop [01:54] connections.Samba logs the drop events as: ../source3/smbd/service.c:1050(close_cnum)closed connection to service shareNameThe Macs log the events as:kcm DEPRECATED USE in libdispatch client: Setting timer interval to 0 requests a 1ns timer, did you mean FOREVER (a one-shot timer)?; set a breakpoint on _dispatch_bug_deprecated to debugI'm now [01:54] afraid to restart the other servers for updates... does anyone have any experience with this type of issue?Windows clients and Linux clients will not drop connections on any of the servers, even the rebooted ones. [01:55] Oops, so sorry [01:55] :) [01:55] Greetings! Trying to install 19.10 on my vostro 5370 laptop that came preloaded with windows 10. Have the ubuntu iso on a flashdrive. when I disable secure boot and restart, I select the "uefi sandisk partition 1" to load. Upon installing ubuntu, it can't "see" the internal SSD. suggestions? [02:01] ScottyK: meaning the installer doesn't see it? === DetectiveSpooky is now known as DetectiveSpook [02:02] ruyo - correct. It just "sees" sdb, which is the flash drive. [02:02] wait, what? try going to a shell and try this: ls /dev/sd* [02:03] it suggest something is at /dev/sda? [02:03] ok.. === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:03] usb should be sda if there's no other detected drives. [02:03] ScottyK: what is revealed? [02:05] ScottyK: in your bios, set the SATA MODE from its current value of RAID to AHCI [02:05] booting over to that side now... [02:06] tomreyn: why would it be in RAID? [02:06] because some companies think fakeraid is great [02:06] there's no benefit for a single drive system [02:06] @tomreyn - I think I saw something in bios about that! [02:07] ryuo: the companies selling it to users as a feature, that it [02:07] *is [02:07] a feature that's utterly useless. [02:07] for most laptops [02:07] you need at least 2 drives for that to make sense. [02:08] for this to potentially make a little bit of sense, yes [02:08] ScottyK: one small piece of advice. are you planning to overwrite windows 10 entirely? [02:09] i agree with this advice [02:09] @ruyo - comes up with /dev/sda /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb /dev/sdb1 [02:09] ScottyK: if so you may want to do a blkdiscard on the SSD prior to installation to completely reset the SSD. [02:09] now it does? [02:09] but when I go to install, all it can install to is sdb. no option anywhere for sda [02:10] also upgrade any firmwares before you remove windows [02:10] yes... it's a lot harder to do later. it's always easiest from windows. [02:10] @ryuo - no i want to dual boot for now [02:10] Ok, then forget blkdiscard. [02:10] though [02:10] what package is the service binary located in ? [02:10] systemd-services ? [02:11] I'm going to boot back into the bios and look for that raid to ahci option tomreyn spoke of. back in a bit! [02:11] ScottyK: you may find it easier to do that by preformatting the SSD and reinstalling windows 10 to a custom setup... it can be a PITA to resize its partitions after the fact. [02:11] ScottyK: you may need to do this differently if you intend to continue using the existing windows installation [02:13] ScottyK: we're not strictly a windows support channel but this seems to explain how to switch this without breaking windows http://triplescomputers.com/blog/uncategorized/solution-switch-windows-10-from-raidide-to-ahci-operation/ [02:14] and you kind of want to switch it to install ubuntu (it may also be possible without, but i don't really recommend it) [02:14] and there's more you need to change in windows to enable it to coexist with linux [02:15] @tomreyn great thanks for the intel! Usually when I get a new laptop I nuke it and install a fresh install of win and linux anyway. preloaded windows aways has weirdness. looks like it's time to do the same for this one. [02:18] call me silly, but today Poland switched from CEST (summer time) to CET, which should result in 3am go 2am again? nothing happened [02:18] it's 3:18 now [02:18] according to system [02:19] ScottyK: some search terms for you: "disable fastboot", "disable fast startup", "dual boot windows 10 clock utc" [02:19] google "poland time" says 3am too *confused gasp* [02:19] rud0lf: your system already switched [02:19] @tomreyn - thanks!! [02:19] rud0lf: 3:18 is your new time [02:20] hmmm [02:24] I think ScottyK probably has an NVMe drive [02:24] So, not using the SATA settings [02:25] I'm trying to do-release-upgrade but I only have 3GB of free space on /, and the installer quits, saying it needs 8GB. I don't think I can free any more space, what can I do? My /var is on another partition with plenty of space [02:26] I'm going to back up the windows side, then try to adjust the settings via the link tomreyn posted. If that doesn't work, then I'll go into the bios and switch from raid to ahpi. If it nukes the OS, I'll simply reinstall windows. then try to install ubuntu [02:28] Maybe that will explain when I try to use ubuntu in a VM on the same laptop, it can't find the host for the shared folders. [02:30] rud0lf: journalctl --since=01:59 --until=03:00 [02:32] thanks tomreyn [02:36] lubuntu 19.10 doesn't(?) allow select multiple kbd layouts on install? >selected local layout >added english layout manually from widget to enter username/password >cannot login while there is no english layout only local [02:38] i just installed ubuntu 18.04.3 Desktop 64bit to a micro usb card. when installing i selected to allow it to download 3rd party software. when i did this it asked me to enter some (special) security password and i did. [02:38] when i rebooted it booted me into what looked like my laptop bios and it was asking me about a password [02:39] what was that as i did not enter or create the password but it did allow me to continue to install but like i said i never entered that password [02:53] quidnunc: you could symlink /var/lib/apt/lists/ to a new directory on the /var partition during the upgrade [02:54] quidnunc: or you could boot from a live usb system and resize partitions + file systems [02:55] that it needs 8 GB extra means you have a *lot* installed though [02:56] (maybe you misinterpreted the message?) [03:04] Hey-yo. [03:32] what can we do for you JakeOLantern [03:34] Oh, hey. If I only want to *send* email using sendmail, do I have to all both outgoing *and* incoming traffic on 25? [03:52] Did grub2 get a last second update before 19.10 final release? === Telvana is now known as K8GLX [04:31] blueooth is using a ton of power on 19.10. Is there anything I can do to investigate it? It is using close to 10W [04:49] man, power usage was doing great on here. Now it is crap. [04:49] Like 2 hours. Wtf. [04:50] It is iwlwifi and bluetooth doing it. [05:09] Can you install Ubuntu 19.1 on a SATA device that's using RAID? [05:29] !raid | Amorris [05:29] Amorris: Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto === Napsterbater_ is now known as Napsterbater === Napsterbater is now known as Guest95680 === Napsterbater_ is now known as Napsterbater [06:24] Hi all, Im running ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS, I've been running 16.04 and on both versions I have a very annoying issue that many (if not every) time I reboot, the interfaces dont all come back up properly, specifically, the dhcp server never gets an ip from the modem. If I "sudo ifup -a" it works [06:25] I constantly get a "failed to bring up br0" but its got to be a false error, because br0 works fine === Napsterbater is now known as Guest85099 === Napsterbater_ is now known as Napsterbater [08:05] FaTaL_GG: where do you look for the diagnostic messages? journalctl? [08:43] johnjay, which message? [08:43] the br0 one? [08:44] that happens when I ifup -a, but the br0 wa already working, because I do thiswith putty [08:44] its jus dhcp never gets an address [08:44] on the nic facing the modem [08:44] How can i create User credentials for Gitea Droplet that I created in DigitalOcens? [08:59] Hey guys. I am facing some trouble with some wifi router which delivers extremely low speeds. I have already posted the question at https://superuser.com/questions/1496269/how-to-debug-slow-wifi-speed-over-tplink-router. Since I'm using a ubuntu, if any can offer any help, that shall be great [09:01] How Can I Fix "USER is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported."? Please help me figureout [09:06] as superuser : adduser $USER sudo [09:06] i.e. run as root or run sudo adduser $USER sudo from an account that already has is in the sudo group [09:07] also, this is presuming the file /etc/sudoers is configured proparly, but it shoudl be by default [09:07] HokarPokar: wifi router issues, might fit more in ##networking or ##hardware unless you assume its your wifi chipset that lacks in ubuntu? [09:08] HokarPokar: > two different machines running linux and windows....Both of them receive a lower speed of around 25 Mbps.< the issue is not ubuntu [09:16] HokarPokar: id hazard a guess that a $30 wireless router just isn't very good, but the spec sheete says 802.11n, so it should not work [09:16] should work* === Napsterbater is now known as Guest97106 === Napsterbater_ is now known as Napsterbater [09:41] ayew, freudian slip? :D [09:41] something like that [09:42] ive had lots of people come to be with router issues and usually my answer is: put that overpriced isp supplied router in the trash, so perhaps it is :p === ticks is now known as dogname === dogname is now known as ticks [10:12] How can I send line-in direct to line-out with pulse-audio? [10:41] if i successfully setup ppppoe is there any reason why the computer would not be able to receive connections from the internet [10:41] specifically ssh [10:41] no firewall rules in iptables [10:43] Kolas: is ssh installed and running? [10:43] yes. [10:43] systemctl status ssh [10:43] what happens when you try to connect to the pc? [10:44] its remote now. ssh connection just times out [10:44] Kolas: what happens if you do "nc -lvp 4444" and then "echo bla | 4444" in another terminal? [10:46] cant check that quick. the system is quite a bit away and i have to ask someone else to type that stuff in ;/ [10:46] thanks for your help [10:47] i put ubuntu on a usb stick with openssh server. that one was working just fine here locally in my network [10:47] the usb stick was carried to the system.. and then pppoe was setup successfully [10:47] and i was hoping i could just go from there and do the rest of the setup. mostly for testing purposes. === Mekely is now known as MekelySpooky [10:48] the gist is of it is i should check if its listening as expected right? [10:48] Kolas: try using ssh -vvv user@host when connecting [10:50] it should give alot more info [10:52] just sits there at connecting to IP port XXX [10:52] i think i might have fundamentally messed something up.. [10:53] first time i use pppoe like this. i assumed it would be related to that [10:54] no idea about pppoe, maybe try joining ##networking as well [10:54] will do. appreciate your input :D [10:54] np [11:20] so apparently i got an ipv6 address from pppoe that shows up weirdly (to me) in ifconfig [11:21] now i have to figure out how to get ddclient to work with ipv6 [11:45] hello [11:45] hi [11:46] Is there a pratical way to see all fonts installed on the system for a specific letter ? [11:46] For exemple, I'de like to display on instance of the C in the different fonts === Wryhder is now known as Lucas_Gray [11:48] Im' using gnome-font-view but it dispaly A and B, not a user defined character . [11:53] Hiyas all [11:55] jil: font forge perhaps [11:56] circuitbone: looks nice. Thankyou. [11:56] Np [12:01] jil font-manager too. it's #4 in this list of font utilities https://www.ubuntupit.com/15-best-linux-font-tools-and-how-to-install-linux-fonts-on-ubuntu/ [12:03] nice link. thank you ra [12:11] font-manager is very nice but, it lak the feature I'm looking for. comparing all fonts with user edited text. Say, display side by side all representations of the C letter. [12:11] reading font forge manual, I see that what I'm asking may be hard to find because font letter are designed as font familly members first not as a font individual to be compared to other font individual. [12:12] Jil untested but this pythonic lib might be able to make a glyph report from different fonts [12:12] https://robofont.com/documentation/building-tools/toolspace/drawbot/proof-glyphs/ [12:16] Perhaps overthinking it and now considering png of font letters out of image magick [12:38] jil, i keep reading that font-manager does filtering 'It has a compare feature that lets you compare multiple fonts with your choice of text.' [12:38] jil, have a look at this post. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/120674/gallery-of-installed-fonts [12:38] hey there. iḿ on 19.10 now, and with latest nvidia drivers. however i cannot see ǵnome'as a login option? [12:38] i mean the wayland version of gnome. that just says ǵnome'inside the cog/gears dropdown [12:39] please excuse the accented characters [12:39] dreamcat4: nvidia + wayland is still a work in progress [12:39] cool man [12:40] i was just wondering if there is still possible for me to try logging into it using my current setup [12:40] just to quickly test something else [12:40] dreamcat4: maybe read in the releasenotes: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EoanErmine/ReleaseNotes#Enabling_Wayland_support_with_the_NVIDIA_proprietary_driver [12:40] thanks! yes i dont plan on using it as my main. itś just for some testing purpose [13:14] yes ar, font-manager can compare font but you select the manualy one by one. not very efficient. [13:14] The best I have for know is inkscape text tool [13:15] im on ubuntu live usb now but i need iso file from my harddisk how to get it on live usb [13:17] standard live usb has no writing part, you need to setup a persistence part [13:17] https://www.linuxuprising.com/2019/03/create-persistent-storage-live-usb-with.html [13:18] so i cannot create bootable usb from live usb ubuntu_ [13:18] ? [13:18] i have kali linux iso on harddrive [13:18] that is an other question .. [13:19] and i want to use startup disk creator from ubuntu [13:19] but get the iso from harddrive [13:20] i think i need to mount the home directory from the parrot os from harddrive [13:20] right_ [13:20] ? [13:21] why using ubuntu live as you have parrot os already? [13:21] parrot i did clean install [13:22] because of update upgrade and install not working [13:22] they have some problem started today [13:22] i think [13:22] so i do want to do with ubuntu [13:22] the tool from ubuntu is easy for me to use [13:25] go try it, boot ubuntu, and open filemanager, the partitions should be there, not too hard for a 'kali hacker' ??? [13:25] then write the iso to a 2nd usb [13:25] i dont see any different on any distro everything same shit one have things working better then the another [13:27] parrot haves another shit not working ubuntu haves another and let see what is not working on kali [13:27] ?D [13:27] :D [13:31] anyways i found it [13:31] thank you [13:43] the package system is broken again [13:44] https://bpaste.net/raw/22IL2 [13:49] run sudo apt update again, then sudo dpkg --configure -a ( best option) or sudo apt-get install -f [13:49] CoolerY, try again, unattended updates may have interfered [13:50] maybe.. or what happened that apt install -f is needed? [13:50] half story [13:50] yeah looks like a dependency issue === BluesKaj_ is now known as BluesKaj [13:54] CoolerY: make a paste for> sudo fuser -v /var/cache/debconf/config.dat [14:07] Hello everyone [14:09] hi niko1990 [14:11] I have a question: I have 3 Brand new 64GB SDHC U3 Card that are not working with my Ubuntu 18.04 (Lenovo laptop with included cardreader). On a second lenovo (same type) with windows 7 the sdhc cards are working like a charm... And the Cardreader in my ubuntu laptop is working with other sdhc cards too (older models around 16GB)... Is there a known bug or anything like else??? It always gives me in different commands [14:11] error... [14:14] U3 card, is this with preinstalled software? [14:14] !info u3-tool [14:14] u3-tool (source: u3-tool): tool for controlling the special features of a U3 USB flash disk. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.3-3 (eoan), package size 16 kB, installed size 53 kB (Only available for any-amd64; any-i386; alpha; arm64; armel; armhf; ia64; mips64el; mipsel; ppc64el; sh4) [14:16] oerheks: no, its a blank one ( this one: https://www.amazon.de/SanDisk-Extreme-microSDXC-Cameras-Performance/dp/B07HB8SLMV/ ) [14:18] my xmodmap settings seem to be forgotton each time I reconnect my bluetooth headphones. I use them to re-assign the headphone buttons. how can I make them more permanent? [14:18] using Xenial [14:19] niko1990, does it show up with parted ? [14:20] niko1990, what's the error message? also, once it works, test them with f3 to prevent data loss. [14:23] if i try to upgrade i get E: /var/cache/apt/archives/ not enough space error how can i increase the space on that folder? [14:23] oerheks: Sven_vB: https://pste.eu/p/aMpx.html [14:24] this is what i get in dmesg when i plug in the card [14:24] boktan, what are you upgrading, ubuntu live usb? [14:24] im now on kali but what changes it? say me how i do it on ubuntu :D [14:25] boktan, you have been told before: we do not support kali. [14:25] no [14:25] no im asking for ubuntu :D [14:25] okay? [14:25] say me please IF YOUR KNOW how to do it on ubuntu [14:25] no. [14:25] okay then please go to corner [14:25] :D [14:26] boktan, please seek help in the kali channels, not here. [14:26] this is so stupid from you man [14:26] say me how i do it on ubuntu [14:26] !ops [14:26] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [14:26] boktan: try google [14:26] im asking you ubuntu questi [14:26] hi [14:26] ion [14:26] hi enrio [14:27] can someone give me lightweight browser alternative firefox/chrome but still compatible with addons of firefox/chrome [14:27] hmm, i don't think there is one i could recommend. [14:28] enrio here no one can recommend anything [14:28] they just can disquss :D [14:29] by [14:29] ^ please ignore. [14:30] not sure Qupzilla supports addons ... https://itsfoss.com/open-source-browsers-linux/ [14:31] looks like niko1990's error is "mmc0: Tuning timeout, falling back to fixed sampling clock¶ [ 9382.538455] mmcblk0: error -84 sending status command, retrying" [14:32] niko1990, do you have other MMCs you could test with, to assert it's not an electrical problem? [14:34] he claimed it works on a windows machine.. [14:34] i wonder if it is just bad blocks, or the need of exfat utils.. [14:35] niko1990, also have a look in /dev/disk/by-id/ , is there something that sounds like your MMC? you can censor the serial number if it shows up [14:35] oerheks, if the windows machine is another device, the linux machine may still have a broken wire. [14:36] one more thing , is possible to install ubuntu in logical partition of windows? [14:36] enrio, depends on the file system of that partition [14:37] enrio, if it supports big files, you can make a big file and use that as a virtual disk, then install there. it's a bit complicated though. [14:37] is there light ubuntu , which consumes less memory , my main purpose of ubuntu is for work,education related things , work,education related software [14:38] enrio, you could start with the Ubuntu Mini iso then install just the stuff you need. that saves RAM waste. [14:38] enrio, you can also try Lubuntu or Xubuntu [14:39] enrio: you can run a (headless) server with just 500 or 750 MB RAM. [14:40] if you like a graphical interface then you'll want at least an extra gigabyte of ram [14:41] the minimal recommendation for default ubuntu is 4 GB RAM. [14:41] * Sven_vB runs 32bit Ubuntus on netbooks with just 1 GB RAM total. it works for running VLC and epiphany-browser. [14:41] (ubuntu desktop, that is) [14:42] btw, will my RAM use double once I upgrade to 64bit? [14:43] I mean the parts occupied by program instructions [14:44] https://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2008/vortraege/shortpaper/64bitLinux_CLT08.pdf [14:46] ^-- "Myth and facts about 64-bit Linux" / thanks! [14:46] i'm using 2GB ram [14:48] can change GUI to something else like XFCE [14:49] how much frequent should i take update after the switch to ubuntu [14:49] enrio, yes, just install it and then uninstall the other DE. you might want to do that from a text console. ;) [14:49] enrio, daily to weekly [14:50] if we say *never* update, what would you do? [14:50] happy :) oerheks [14:50] ubuntu checks daily, and after boot. [14:50] enrio, usually you only need to update the day before someone will hack you ;) [14:51] enrio: while you can install other graphical desktops easily on ubuntu, it doesn't remove the others packages, and doing so is not easy. also, there have been occasions in the past where combining multiple desktop environments on one installation caused side effects. [14:51] Spectre and Meltdown – many of the mitigations for those attacks are unavailable to 32-bit systems. [14:52] good thing my netbooks are too weak for usual websites anyway [14:55] Sven_vB: The cards are working on windows without any problem... A different 4GB SDHC U1 card is working fine on the ubuntu... [14:55] is there ubuntu beginner place? [14:56] where i can ask question while installing - experimenting? [14:56] Sven_vB: i formated two of the cards on the windows machine from exfat to ntfs, still not working... i installed the exfat tools on ubuntu, still not working... [14:56] tomreyn, so do I interpret your myths PDF correctly that I will need about double RAM if I use all-64-bit software, and so to save RAM I should try and downgrade as much of my applications to their 32-bit versions? [14:57] niko1990, when you say they work in Windows, is that on the same computer with same card reader? [14:58] Sven_vB: It on exact the same model, but different machine [14:58] niko1990, please test. it would be too unlucky if a wire is broken inside. [14:59] if an 4 gb card works, it is not wiring [14:59] Sven_vB: and this is the output of the disk-by-id: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Okt 27 15:53 mmc-SN64G_0x3a034971 -> ../../mmcblk0 [14:59] oerheks, they might have different power requirements [14:59] still wonder if it is just bad blocks, or the need of exfat utils.. [15:00] meh, i do not believe it is broken [15:00] how easy its to move from one LTS version to other LTS version in ubuntu? [15:00] I don't either, but why believe when you can know [15:00] enrio: we dont really take polls here [15:01] enrio: join #ubuntu-discuss if you want to chitchat about ubuntu [15:01] niko1990, was that by-id entry the only one that sounded like your card? none with "-part" in it? [15:01] niko1990, sudo apt install exfat-fuse exfat-utils and insert the card again [15:01] Sven_vB: How do you want me to test it? Like i wrote, i tried it with a different 4GB card on the ubuntu machine, and this one works fine... Is there a different way of testing it? [15:01] enrio, if you have local console access, it's easy. [15:01] …to upgrade [15:01] oerheks: I already tried, not working :( [15:02] oke, then the cardreaders/machines are not identical [15:02] Sven_vB: yes, that was the only one [15:02] Sven_vB: this is not my pdf, it's from two AMD employees, from 2008. i don't share your interpretatio, you will most likely need more RAM to run the 'same' applications with the same workload. but they will work a lot faster, too. i can only recommend to move away from 32-bit kernels and userspace in 2019 - 32-bit gets both less focus and love now and benefits from fewer hardening features than all current 64-bit platforms. [15:02] some cheap cardreaders go up to 32 gb [15:03] niko1990, ah sorry I didn't think it through, you'd need a windows on the Ubuntu machine which is probably too cumbersome. so let's go the easier way first, try if gparted can see the card and make a partition on it. [15:04] oerheks: Its a 1200 € Lenovo buissines-class Laptop, and I bought both at the same time from direkt lenovo... So I would guess the chances are really high that this are the same ? [15:04] tomreyn, thanks! [15:04] looks like I have to upgrade RAM then [15:05] Sven_vB: no with gparted it gives me nonstop the error: "Input/output error during read on /dev/mmcblk0" [15:05] In x86 World, 64bit should be chosen not just because of 3GB+ situation, CPU gets extra features in 64bit mode. So even on a 2GB machine, install 64bit if you can [15:06] Sven_vB: with the 4GB card it shows up in gparded... [15:06] !who | Ilgaz [15:06] Ilgaz: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) [15:06] Sven_vB: and this is the output of disks-by-id with the 4GB card: [15:06] lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Okt 27 15:53 mmc-SN64G_0x3a034971 -> ../../mmcblk0 [15:06] lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Okt 27 16:05 mmc-SD4GB_0x00063b5e-part1 -> ../../mmcblk0p1 === fling is now known as flang [15:07] niko1990, looking good for the 4GB card. I do suspect a hardware problem now. [15:08] Sven_vB: ok... then i'm going to test it now on the windows machine with a ubuntu live version... (this should work, right?) [15:08] niko1990, maybe can you get a mini Windows on a USB thumb drive? I think there was something like WinPE [15:08] oh good idea! yes that should work [15:09] Sven_vB: ok, I'm going to test that with the linux live. I'm going to write more infos in a couple of minutes... [15:09] good luck! [15:09] anyone know how to restart ubuntu dock? it seems confused [15:10] Ilgaz: confused how? [15:10] Clicking on icons doesn't do anything [15:10] lotuspsychje: sorry, should mention nick === flang is now known as fling [15:10] lotuspsychje: I suspect it is wayland [15:10] Ilgaz: on wich ubuntu version please? [15:11] lotuspsychje: 19.10 [15:11] Ilgaz: if you're referring to the default ubuntu 18.04+ gnome-shell desktop on Xorg press Alt-F2, type 'r', press Enter [15:11] Ilgaz: and review your gnome-shell-extensions, since badly maintained one can easily break the desktop [15:11] tomreyn: aha restart not available because of wayland [15:11] any one. [15:12] tomreyn: yes I know, didn't install any yet [15:12] wayland also doesn't work too well generally, yet [15:12] which is why xorg is still the default [15:12] Ilgaz: wich graphics card are you using? [15:12] lotuspsychje: Intel "hd5500" [15:13] ok let me go test that holdon [15:14] tomreyn: strange that Firefox seems to have fixed all of their issues with wayland, even the stable version [15:14] Ilgaz, sometimes when clicks don't do the right thing, one of the modifier keys is stuck, or at least the target application thinks they are. if you think that could be, press and release all of them one by one. [15:14] Ilgaz: wich icons dont work? [15:15] lotuspsychje: everything, strange thing really [15:15] Sven_vB: I tried all keys,thank you [15:15] Ilgaz: seems like working & smooth here on wayland [15:15] Ilgaz: on intel 620 graphics [15:16] Ilgaz: did you try a reboot yet? [15:16] lotuspsychje: I have chosen wayland since it seems to perform way faster on my Intel integrated graphics. I can't reboot yet since I am uploading photos to "icloud", I will once they finish [15:16] lotuspsychje: If I file bug report, is this "ubuntu-dock" ? [15:17] Ilgaz: i think this needs a few tests first before you file a bug [15:18] Ilgaz: the package is gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock [15:19] oh OK saving the name, no I will report if I ever see this happening again, e.g. reproducable [15:19] Ilgaz: If you file a bug prior to rebooting, that is the first thing they will ask you to do. If the issue is resolved by a reboot, then the issue is not likely a bug for the dock, but something else. Most likely an application that is not working well with wayland [15:19] Ilgaz: reboot try, other user try, previous kernel test, are things you could consider first [15:20] pragmaticenigma: OK, I will reboot first and see if it happens again. Well, if I enable wayland, it is my duty to report things [15:22] Ilgaz: That is correct, however, wayland is still considered experimental and many applications do not work well with it. Firefox is a bad example, as they mix in a lot of their own shims to handle deficiencies of the environments it is installed to. Firefox could very well be leveraging Xorg for rendering as that is an option within wayland [15:23] pragmaticenigma: yes I know, it isn't a "true" wayland app but they have progressed a lot. Thanks for your support [15:30] Sven_vB: ok, i'm back, tried it now on the windows machine with a ubuntu 18.04 live stick, exactly the same problems... and gparted is showing the same errors... so it must be now something with ubuntu and this type of cards [15:31] or bad filesystem, check it in windows? [15:32] oerheks: the original filesystem is exfat, and 2 of the cards i formated in windows to ntfs, they act all the same... :( [15:36] oerheks, I think if there's no partition being found in /dev/disk/by-id/, it shouldn't be a file system problem. except the entire disk would be formatted with a filesystem instead of a partition table, but in that case gparted should be able to fix it. [15:36] so you do not want to perform a check on windows, then you are stuck. [15:38] oerheks: I would do every type of check, if it helps :) I'm just running out of ideas. What would you check on the windows machine? [15:39] maybe the reader needs confirmation from the OS that the OS is capable of using big MMCs? then that acpi override might help [15:41] niko1990, the most thorough check you could do on windows is format the MMC to one big FAT32 partition, then run f3write and f3read on it. that will test the hardware and as a side effect result in a well-known state of the file system. [15:41] err, "h2testw" is the windows version of f3 [15:42] Sven_vB: Ok, I'm going to do that, thank you both for all your help btw :) [16:02] niko1990: the earlier kernel log indicates there's a driver problem, possibly due to not having been 'taught' about the exact MMC/SDHC controller in that laptop yet [16:09] How can I disable the annoying on screen keyboard popping up every time I use my touch screen? [16:10] What OS do you using?? [16:10] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1723857 [16:10] Launchpad bug 1723857 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu) "onscreen keyboard appears whenever i touch touchscreen" [High,Fix released] [16:12] why android dev needs vast memory? is there simplified resources / framework to do so? [16:12] enrio: Because Android Studio is Java based? :p [16:12] Hi all, Im running ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS, I've been running 16.04 and on both versions I have a very annoying issue that many (if not every) time I reboot, the interfaces dont all come back up properly, specifically, the dhcp server never gets an ip from the modem. If I "sudo ifup -a" it works [16:12] I constantly get a "failed to bring up br0" but its got to be a false error, because br0 works fine [16:13] I've read numerous posts online others have had the same issue for years... it appears to be a race condition.... does this make sense? [16:14] because I would prefer to configure networks, interfaces, or dhcp, to actually check/wait on expected activities to complete instead of scripting a runlevel timer action..... [16:14] that seems more of a hack approach [16:19] Hello [16:19] Anyone here have experience using netplan? [16:21] trying to add some vlan interfaces to my bridge and for some reason it's not adding them [16:25] What is the logic of showing recently used programs on 18.04 desktop? I use both gedit and terminal in every single session but they are not shown as icons. [16:25] nvm I figured it out! [16:26] Had to to with the order I removed the old config and ran netplan --apply [16:26] Hello everyone. I am having a weird issue since I upgraded to Ubuntu 19.10. last night. I updated last night at ubuntu's prompting. About halfway through the update, my X Windows session went away. I logged in with a TTY to try to figure out what was going on couldn't see anything actively working based on top, tried a reboot, and ubuntu stopped me [16:26] based on the upgrade still running. So I left it overnight in case it was still doing something in the background (there was a dpkg process running). This morning nothing had changed, so I bypassed the inhibition from the update installer and rebooted the machine. The GRUB config for the new kernel was broken, so I had to boot up using the old [16:26] kernel. On the old kernel the system worked fine. I was able to run the configuration scripts on all the pending package updates, ran apt install -f, apt update, apt upgrade, and everything appeared to be up to date. I rebooted to try out the new kernel again, and now boots but I'm having a really weird issue. I recorded a video with what I'm [16:26] seeing here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L7XXA151lA [16:27] Basically when I lot in on boot up, looks like it's starting a second X session on tty2, but when I go to tty2 I get a normal terminal screen like you would expect for a tty not running X, but if I move my mouse (connected to my windows 10 machine and forwarded to the ubuntu machine via synergy) it "reveals" the x windows session, which is running [16:27] at very log resolution on only one of my two monitors. [16:27] The keyboard goes to the tty terminal. Although I can interact with the X session using both the keyboard and mouse through synergy. [16:27] s/lot/log [16:28] what DE? [16:30] GNOME. I haven't change much of anything from ubuntu's default configuration except to do upgrade to 1910 [16:31] kahdgarxi, upgrading from what release, 19.04 ? [16:31] Yes. [16:32] kahdgarxi, at first glance, i'd say a graphic driver issue: what you have ? nvidia ? [16:32]