[00:20] I'm trying to run a bootable ubuntu USB, when the software on the USB loads, my screen goes off [00:20] I can hear the ubuntu start up click sound then I have no screen [00:22] Is this WARNING worrisome? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/sQ3Cjz8DT9/ [00:24] FurretUber: seen this yet? https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=111817 [00:25] Freedesktop bug 111817 in DRM/Intel "workqueue: PF_MEMALLOC task 134(kswapd0) is flushing !WQ_MEM_RECLAIM events:gen6_pm_rps_work" [Not set,Resolved: fixed] [00:25] FurretUber: comment two has "Not a major worry (false positive), fixed by [00:33] So I don't need to be worried, thank you [00:36] FurretUber: yeah, that's the conclusion I'm coming to === Thargoid is now known as stwalkerster [00:37] I think it was the different task number that made my initial search find no results [00:40] FurretUber: yeah, that seems pretty likely; I stripped that out before looking ;) [00:44] hi [00:45] any ideas why ubuntu would give this error on boot: ./dev/md2/ unexpected inconsistency on startup [00:46] damans, filesystem corruption [00:47] i dont get what would have caused it tho [00:47] i only rebooted it [00:47] abruptly powering off? [00:47] you know what the only thing previously that i did do was go into bios for a moment to check something but after that i reboot from it [00:48] i didnt save anything or anything like that [00:49] you should unmount it and do: sudo fsck -N /dev/md2 [00:50] -N means don't really do anything, just report what it would have done [00:51] also, cat /proc/mdstat and see if it looks happy [00:59] looks ok now [00:59] and reboots fine [00:59] but i wonder what would have caused it [01:00] any way to view logs [01:07] damans: 'journalctl -b -0' shows messages from the current boot; or "journalctl -p 3 -xb" if you want to filter for errors. [01:09] Oct 28 17:46:29 sv2 kernel: ERST: Failed to get Error Log Address Range. [01:09] Oct 28 17:46:31 sv2 systemd[1213]: deluged@nibiru.service: Failed at step EXEC s [01:09] -- Subject: Process /usr/bin/deluged could not be executed [01:09] -- Defined-By: systemd [01:09] -- Support: http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/systemd-devel [01:09] -- [01:09] -- The process /usr/bin/deluged could not be executed and failed. [01:11] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/4M5Kk6Cpjg/ [01:11] this is what i see [01:11] does this suggest anything [01:12] #elementary [01:12] ops sry [01:14] damans: So, what is deluged - that it fails to start ? [01:14] damans: if you edit /usr/bin/deluged do you spot something like exit(2)? [01:26] Good day good people [01:36] Hey all, I recently upgraded python in my 16.04 install and probably messed something up. I am having issues with unattended upgrades not working. I am receiving an error "ImportError: cannot import name '_gi'"/ I've tried installing it but it just says that its already installed. [01:38] Thanks all for the help. I will try again later. [01:43] is it possible to tell whether a USB 3.x device is connected to a USB 3.x port? or tell it is connected to a USB 1.1 or 2.0 port? [01:44] lsusb just dumps the device descriptors. they say USB 3.0 but that does not answer the question [01:44] all of my controllers are XHCI, so I can't infer from that === Stoot23 is now known as Stoot [01:45] anything analogous to lnksta in lspci? [01:47] I think I figured it out: cat /sys/bus/usb/devices/usb*/speed [01:49] shows 480,10000,480,10000,480,5000, seems to correspond to the number before the - in the device identifiers (1-0:1.0, 2-4.2, etc) [01:50] lsusb should show- linux hub 1.0 (usb 1), 2.0 (usb 2), or 3.0 (usb 3) [01:53] p0wder, yes that works too, but that won't differentiate 5Gbps and 10Gbps [01:53] but would have been good enough nonetheless :D [01:54] hey how do I know if I have nvidia drivers installed? I tried running nvidia-settings, and it said `ERROR: NVIDIA driver is not loaded` [01:55] Woodpecker, lsmod | grep nvidia [01:55] lspci -knn | grep -A3 VGA [01:55] Woodpecker: Also ' dpkg -l | grep -i nvidia ' :P [01:55] Here is the output https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/GWKyRKJr/ [01:56] hold on let me unfiddle that [01:56] looks right to me, that lspci output matches my system that is using nvidia-driver-430 [01:57] Woodpecker, oh wait, no. it doesn't say: Kernel driver in use: nvidia [01:57] Woodpecker, looks like you are still using the cpu graphics [01:57] shouldn't it say "Kernel driver in use: nvidia" there? [01:58] tomreyn, yes [01:58] Every command this time, properly formatted https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/ZDJ0a1mm/ [01:58] Woodpecker: What shows ' sudo lshw -C display ' ? [01:58] and nvidia sound :-D === PowderLinux is now known as p0wder [01:58] maybe just purge those packages you don't need [01:59] ➜ ~ sudo lshw -C display https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/lzvorvld/ [01:59] apt purge nvidia*390 [01:59] hmmm? okay [02:00] have you checked that this card is compatible with the installed driver? [02:01] tomreyn: rmmmm, I checked if it was compatible with cuda [02:02] im trying to do some mining off of it. I'll check. [02:02] which ubuntu and kernel version is this? [02:03] lsb_release -ds; cat /proc/{version,cmdline} [02:03] https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/jaUFLEfr/ [02:04] Woodpecker: tomreyn: Nvidia remommends the 390 version driver for this card: https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/137276/en-us . [02:04] there's no nvidia-driver-418 version 418.87.01-0ubuntu1 in current ubuntu 19.04 [02:05] nvidia-driver-418 version 418.56-0ubuntu1 is in 19.04 [02:05] Bashing-om: I don't do a ton of config. Is this just them doing a failsafe version, or could it work fine with modern versions? [02:05] so how did you install this driver? [02:05] tomreyn: distro installation [02:06] I didnt do anything particular. [02:06] you sure it doesn't need to be switched over to discrete graphics in prime settings? [02:06] this distro has been updraded ... once I believe [02:06] apt policy nvidia-driver-418 | nc termbin.com 9999 [02:06] Nope; I am not sure. [02:07] https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/opnL6pX1/ [02:07] I'd do as tomreyn suggests though with the 390 ver [02:07] Bashing-om suggested this, not me (but i don't disagree to the least) [02:07] doug16k: does it matter that I need cuda for this? [02:07] it's highly highly improbably that you'll get more performance from higher version on old card [02:08] improbable* [02:08] doug16k: that doesnt concern me, I just want to be able to mine off of it. [02:08] oh my bad Bashing-om [02:09] Woodpecker, I'd bet on 390 supporting cuda [02:09] okay [02:10] do I install nvidia from the repos or should I grab it from the website? [02:10] 418.56 supports NVS 5400M according to https://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/418.56/README/supportedchips.html [02:11] however, the installed driver is 418.87, which doesn't seem to exist https://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/418.87/README/supportedchips.html [02:11] Woodpecker: Nvidia "Note that many Linux distributions provide their own packages of the NVIDIA Linux Graphics Driver in the distribution's native package management format. This may interact better with the rest of your distribution's framework, and you may want to use this rather than NVIDIA's official package." [02:12] *shrug* [02:12] you guys are the ubuntu experts. [02:13] !cookies | everyone who helped me thanks [02:13] everyone who helped me thanks: Cookies are delicious delicacies. [02:21] so... do should I do `sudo apt install nvidia-driver-418` [02:22] hold on Im going to restart [02:30] https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/B71y3FfO/ [02:36] Woodpecker: did you run sudo apt update ? did it work without warnings ("W:") or errors ("E:")? [02:36] Yeah it works without warnings or errors [02:37] im going to install this driver https://www.nvidia.com/content/DriverDownload-March2009/confirmation.php?url=/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/390.87/NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.87.run&lang=us&type=TITAN [02:37] should I remove the one currently installed on ubuntu? [02:38] we only support the drivers in ubuntu here [02:38] okay got it. === ben_r_ is now known as ben_r [02:51] since upgrading to 19.10 my laptop brightness keys have stopped working. xevent reports no events at all when I press Fn+F11 or Fn+F12, while reporting what seem to be the usual events when I do Fn+F10 (keyboard backlight) or Fn+F1 through F6 (volume and media). [02:52] sorry, xev === zbenjamin is now known as Guest17446 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [03:10] I ran `sudo echo "- - -" > /sys/class/scsi_host/host0/scan` and it says "Permission denied" [03:11] try sudo -i first [03:11] Thanks [03:12] np [03:15] hi everyone i keep getting identation errors when using vim. anyone know how i can get identations to be recognized in my yaml file? [03:17] gambl0re: yaml is strict on the space format - must be exact. [03:18] everything is exact [03:18] but it seems like pressing the tab key for identation isnt being recognized [03:19] if anyone can help me out, feel free to send me a PM. thanks [03:23] Your vim config might be useful. [03:45] Hello. How could i install meson 0.47 on ubuntu 18.04? using 'apt-get install meson' gives me 0.45.1 [03:47] youll need to get it from the cosmic or newer repos [03:48] although, id recommend just updating your system if thats possible [03:48] !latest | Unknow0059 [03:48] Unknow0059: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [03:49] also available via pip3 [03:50] yeah, thats the easiest way to get it [03:50] after verifying that the newer version is actually needed [04:05] I see. [04:40] Hello! I have just upgraded to Ubuntu Studio 19.10 from 19.04, now my wifi driver is not being recognized. This is a recurrent issue when I upgrade. My laptop needs the RTL8723DE wifi driver. I've followed this instructions in the past http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2019/04/nstall-rtl8723de-wifi-driver-ubuntu-19-04/ [04:40] The problem is that as far as I knew with dkms I shouldn't need to go through this again. [04:49] hi :) [04:49] how I can adjust brightness? [04:53] after latest updates something happen :) [04:53] usual way to adjust brightness does no work :D === dax is now known as gender === ponyrider is now known as eponyrider === eponyrider is now known as ponyrider [05:09] Hi, is there a way to let say when a web application run by www-data (nginx) create a log file in /xxxx/logs/foo.log, this foo.log is owned by user:www-data instead of www-data:www-data? Thanks [05:11] well you could insert a chmod that automatically runs softwhere. but wouldnt it be easier to add "user" to www-data and use a suitable umask? unless you really need a specific user to be owner and not just give it access whilst restricting others [05:14] fairuz, you could set an acl on it with setfacl to grant more permissions on that file [05:15] if you have a logrotate happening you might hit a problem there [05:16] doug16k yea, it's a daily log [05:16] is adding "user" to the www-data group unacceptable? [05:17] as far as im aware, its fine [05:18] then you could do: sudo usermod -a -G www-data user [05:18] it would take effect when they next log in, or, to test it right away, run: sudo su user [05:19] you need to make sure gninx's umask is something suitable as well, such as 022 [05:19] then less /xxxx/logs/foo.log === gender is now known as dax [05:19] exit to go back to yourself [05:21] ah [05:22] so if the user belongs to www-data, I practically can chown the whole app folder to www-data:www-data right? [05:22] yes, the ---rwx--- bits would apply to them (the group permissions) [05:22] the first 3 and last 3 things won't apply [05:22] How about the umask? How to check on that [05:24] by default, its usually 002 or 022. you can manually set it in the systemd service file with the option "umask=" [05:25] actually, i think the linux default is 022, not 002, so you shouldnt need to set one unless the service file has something different set [05:27] thanks [05:27] I've changed the folder to www-data:www-data, and add the user to www-data group [05:27] Trying to touch foo in the folder but getting permission denied [05:28] fairuz, did you log in or do the su I mentioned? [05:28] groups command does contain www-data in them [05:28] I use sudo su user [05:28] ok, what is the file mode? can you show ls -l foo.log [05:29] just the rw-r----- part is good enough [05:29] -rwxrwxr-x [05:30] doug16k ah maybe I go too far [05:30] for the log file, I can read them now [05:30] fairuz: you need to relogin too. also you would need to chmod -R [05:30] ponyrider, why [05:30] why chmod [05:30] ** chown [05:30] It's -rwxrwxr-x 1 www-data www-data now [05:31] I can read the log files just fine now, just trying to do something extra by trying to create a new file in the folder [05:31] group permission is not enough for file creation? [05:31] that is determined by the directory permissions [05:32] you can't add/remove files unless the group has write permission on the directory [05:32] ah right, my mistake not realizing that [05:32] (s)he can't* [05:32] it sure doesn't have x flag for the group [05:32] euh w [05:32] ok thanks doug16k [05:33] glad to help === Leion1 is now known as Leion [05:34] I think it will do no harm to chmod my app folder to 775 instead of of 755 [05:35] ownership is www-data:www-data [05:35] it won't affect the operation of the user www-data. the OS will not even look at group bits when the owner matches the current user [05:36] so don't worry about screwing up the www-data user, it will be unaffected [05:36] doug16k noted [05:37] the OS will only look at owner bits (1st 3 bits) when the owner matches the current user, else if the current user is in the file's group, then it will only look at the group bits, else it will look at the other bits [05:38] where "1st 3 bits" means left to right, not numerical [05:38] sort of lazy evaluation? [05:38] sort of yeah [05:38] other unrelated question, I'm monitoring this https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2019/CVE-2019-11043.html waiting for the fix to be released for PHP7.3. I have another Ubuntu server running PHP7.1 on 16.04. I wonder why PHP7.1 is not in this page. [06:21] Good Morning [06:21] welcome Wulf [06:21] how can we help you today Wulf [06:22] I upgraded my laptop from 18.04 to 19.10 and after reboot I'm dropped to initramfs. It looks like cryptsetup is missing, so my encrypted root can't be mounted. I've got network running. What's the easiest way to get the cryptsetup into the initramfs now? [06:23] Wulf: upgrade from 18.04 needs to go to 18.10 first and 19.04 [06:23] * Wulf rewinds time and starts over. [06:24] damn, time machine is broken too. [06:24] Wulf: those never work right. they can only take you back to the point where it was turned on. =p [06:26] yeah they break down all the time don't they === im0nde_ is now known as im0nde [06:39] problem is 18.10 is EOL and i don't think you can upgrade to it anymore, so unless i'm wrong there's no supported path off of 18.04 LTS === Leion1 is now known as Leion [06:41] yeah, just keep telling me that I messed up. I'm sure this will help me solve the problem ;-) [06:41] not saying that at all, i'm sympathizing. i did the same upgrade recently :'( [06:48] never mind. Got it working. [06:48] Thanks for moral support though! [06:53] well, partially. Looks like installing cryptsetup-initramfs isn't enough. [07:03] "cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sda5 wrongname" inside the initramfs broke it. Needs to be same name as in /etc/crypttab. Afterwards, another "update-initramfs -u" fixes it. === Leion1 is now known as Leion [07:24] Anybody knows what's the correct proprietary driver for Intel UHD Graphics 620? [07:26] (Is there even one, in bionic?) [07:27] Why do you want a proprietary driver? [07:30] k_sze: sudo lshw -C video [07:31] Wulf, just trying to see if one driver will work better than another (performance or stability wise) [07:31] lotuspsychje, right now I see configuration: driver=i915 latency=0 [07:31] k_sze: thats your driver [07:31] lotuspsychje, that's already proprietary? [07:32] k_sze: there was a time that users could install drivers from intel, but now the dev work with the ubuntu devs closely [07:33] I see. [07:33] k_sze: whats wrong with your graphics, you are looking for another solution? [07:34] I see lines like this in dmesg: [drm:intel_pipe_update_end [i915]] *ERROR* Atomic update failure on pipe B (start=309943 end=309944) time 173 us, min 1073, max 1079, scanline start 1072, end 1083 [07:35] My laptop isn't very stable running Ubuntu and I'm trying to look up all possible problems that are mentioned in dmesg. [07:35] k_sze: on wich ubuntu version, and whats happening locally? [07:35] 18.04 [07:36] k_sze: what kind of symptons, on what system specs? [07:37] I had an inconsistent ext4 rootfs twice in two weeks. [07:37] the laptop seems unable to actually sleep [07:37] and I had it kernel panic once when I unplugged the external monitor. [07:42] It's a Dell Inspiron 14 5000 (Inspiron 5488), with Intel i7-8565U CPU with Intel UHD Graphics 620, and also a discrete NVIDIA GeForce MX150 GPU. 16 GiB RAM, 1x WD SN520 m.2 PCIe SSD, 1x Toshiba MQ04ABF1 1TB SATA spinning HDD. [07:42] The Ubuntu rootfs is on the spinning HDD. [07:43] k_sze: those specs look like that should run gnome smoothly.. [07:43] extended S.M.A.R.T. says the HDD is ok, e2fsck also found no bad sector. [07:44] k_sze: its not like your overall system is bottlenecking? [07:44] Not really. It's just unstable. [07:45] k_sze: unstable how? the individual cases you just named? [07:45] lotuspsychje, yeah [07:46] k_sze: thats not really what unstable means, try to: journalctl -f and test your cases one by one, provide us the output logs please [07:52] Some of the problems will take a while to reproduce. I'll try to keep logs. [07:54] k_sze: what i usually reccomend to tweak on a fresh ubuntu is: install preload, haveged, bleachbit, tweak startup items, disable unwanted systemd services [09:10] Hi, something I don't understand about this. https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2019/CVE-2019-11043.html it says the fix is not yet available in php7.3 Ubuntu 18.04. But I already can install php 7.3.11 in Ubuntu 18.04. [09:11] Is this related to the number after the patch 7.3.11-x? [09:20] fairuz_: it says DNE - does not exist [09:22] Ben64 that's where I don't understand really. Correct me if I'm wrong, what I understand is 1) The fix is done in upstream php 7.3.11. 2) Need to wait for Ubuntu package readiness for php 7.3.11 [09:23] the fix is released for everything except the ones in red - php5 on trusty, and php7.3 on focal [09:24] Ben64 sorry for the question, but DNE also mean released? [09:24] I just explained that, means does not exist [09:24] like, that version of php doesn't exist on that version of ubuntu [09:25] But I already running PHP 7.3.11-1+ubuntu18.04.1+deb.sury.org+1 on Ubuntu 18.04. Is this different? [09:25] looks like a package from a 3rd party repository [09:25] so maybe they patched it, maybe not. we only support official packages here [09:25] ah ok, understand [09:32] thanks Ben64 [09:32] no problem === enrio is now known as iamnoob === iamnoob is now known as iamnoobb [10:10] anyone know how to remove the new tab button in the title bar of terminal? [10:16] dpfeiffer: i checked dconf-editor but no dice [10:19] lotuspsychje: oh well === TheDexter1111 is now known as dpfeiffer [11:12] When I attempt to open links in ubuntu 19.04, within various applications, it crashes my browser [11:12] syslog sees this [11:12] Oct 29 04:11:15 ztab tilda.desktop[1604]: [13991:13991:1029/041115.766543:ERROR:buffer_manager.cc(488)] [.DisplayCompositor]GL ERROR :GL_INVALID_OPERATION : glBufferData: <- error from previous GL command [11:23] cluelessperson: So it's somehow related to the Compositor (calling OpenGL functions) [11:24] cluelessperson: i guess that's all this one line tells really. you'd need to look for more context to try an actual explanation === ianychoi__ is now known as ianychoi [11:31] Hi all [11:31] I need to find the name of a qt package on Ubuntu 16.04 [11:31] The package libqt5charts5-dev exists for Ubuntu 18.04 and above, but I can't find it on Ubuntu 16.04 [11:33] acebrianjuan: presumably because 16.04 doesn't have full QT5 support? possibly only QT4 ? [11:34] TJ-: that's a good point [11:34] how can I check this? [11:36] you could compare the output of apt-cache search --names-only ^qt4 with that of apt-cache search --names-only ^qt5 [11:37] acebrianjuan: Best procedure is to look at the package's changelog, or its homepage for release info/dates, or try hacking the version numbers in a search on packages.ubuntu.com for 16.04 [11:37] I'm doing manual searches at https://packages.ubuntu.com [11:38] acebrianjuan: if you do " apt-get changelog libqt5charts5-dev" and scroll to the first entry (bottom of file) you'll see it was only added as a package in 2017 and the version is 5.9 [11:38] For instance, the package qtbase5-dev does exist in Xenial, but not the libqt5charts5-dev package [11:38] acebrianjuan: that info strongly suggests there was no QT 4 release [11:39] TJ-: oh the apt-get changelog is a very useful command [11:43] acebrianjuan: you can always see the abbreviated changelog even offline, with "less /usr/share/doc//changelog.Debian.gz" [11:43] acebrianjuan: apt-get fetches the entire log which may go back 15 years [11:45] TJ-: ok, I've just checked and Qt packages were frozen at version 5.5.1 on Ubuntu 16.04 so if the first reference in the libqt5charts5-dev changelog is from Qt 5.9 then surely there was no such package in Ubuntu 16.04 as you suggested [11:45] TJ-: thanks a lot! :) === zenguy is now known as coffeeguy [12:12] I want to use ubuntu 18.04 server as a systemd-nspawn container but I'm having problems with it saying it could not mount /run/lock - any ideas? [12:13] tomreyn, it doesn't always happen either, any ideas on how to provide more context? [12:13] I think that time might be a factor here. I notice it seems to happen more reliably after long desktop sessions [12:13] (grain of salt) [12:33] cluelessperson: you could start by telling whihc ubuntu version you run (lsb_release -ds), which web browser, and how it was installed, how it receives updates. [12:34] and the web browser version as well [12:34] Ubuntu 19.04, chrome via apt repo, internal updates [12:34] Version 77.0.3865.120 (Official Build) (64-bit) [12:35] hmm, stable channel is at Chrome 78.0.3904.70 [12:36] it got released a week ago. no updates for you? === Wryhder is now known as Lucas_Gray [12:53] Hi folks [12:54] BluesKaj, hey:) [12:54] hey coz_ [12:55] BluesKaj, long time [12:55] yeah [12:55] cluelessperson: so i don't know it's upgrade mechanism, but https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb is the stable channel version i pointed out above. and i guess google chrome, not chromium-browser, is OT here (but we could talk in #ubuntu-offtopic or in ##linux if you like). === STMelon is now known as included === included is now known as STMelon [13:07] In the 18.04 Network Manager where do you specify search domain? [13:07] It seems that it's completely gone ... or I'm going blind ... [13:10] it's hidden by default [13:10] zetheroo, nm-connection-editor [13:11] ioria: ok, wow ... there's the nm I was use to :) [13:12] hehhe [13:22] is there any "easy" way to integrate login to Active Directory, saw zetherroo's post further up [13:22] currently just using local login as it's easy... [14:11] I have a problem where I can't read up to 3 GB of files before my computer totally freezes and I have to reinstall [14:11] yesterday, I tried a dd command someone helped me with here that would just read from a drive [14:12] and it's the same problem everytime, I can copy some files, as soon as they reach around 2,5 GB in total, computer crashes [14:12] I asked on #hardware , they said it could be a corrupted OS installation, and I remember having weird issue when I reinstalled ubuntu last time [14:12] and I didn't have this problem before that [14:13] check your hdd health, or beter, do a memtest86 run? [14:13] now, I try to reinstall ubuntu. I have created a bootable ubuntu USB, but when I try to boot into the USB, my monitor goes to sleep [14:13] so I can't even try another OS [14:14] interesting, you must have encountered that before [14:14] I have one HDD and 2 SDDs, and it crashes when reading from any of them [14:14] .. memtest [14:14] encountered the monitor goes to sleep? [14:14] ok, how do I do memtest? [14:15] it is an option in your grubmenu [14:16] aha ok! [14:16] I will try that ty. But what should I look for? [14:17] I will try that brb [14:31] Help- I am stuck in 640x480 hell (Ubuntu 19.10 GeForce GTX 1050 Ti) [14:38] sparr, did you upgrade or fresh install? Did you install any drivers? [14:38] Oops, wrong ping, sorry [15:03] i have odd problem, i cannot access security.ubuntu.com repo from 18.04 but from eoan its working just fine. [15:03] dns? [15:03] same [15:04] 9.9.9.9 [15:04] grady, what error do you get? [15:04] when I browse security.ubuntu.com, it switched to usn.ubuntu.com [15:04] time out [15:04] ip something with 91? === BrianG61UK__ is now known as BrianG61UK [15:04] compdoc, me too .. but i think it is an other name in the sources list? [15:04] security.ubuntu.com might not exist [15:06] does it has somekind of odn with security.ubuntu.com? if so, it dosnt change the source to the next one on the list. [15:06] bionic-security multiverse universe i think [15:06] security.ubuntu.com resolves to 10 different IPv4 addresses and 6 different IPv6 addresses [15:06] grady, did you edit your sources.list or something? [15:07] hello, this is the third day for me here trying to run ubuntu 19.10 on my asus zenbook ux431fn, but it did not work. after the grub I got black screen and the computer freezed. I try to install the Nvidia drivers, update the bios, boot nomodeset and nothing happened. any suggestion? thanks [15:07] no? [15:08] is It possible that I just cant run ubuntu on my hardware? should I try the LTS version instead of the new one ? [15:08] hermonethic: try without virtualization.. disable iommu... [15:08] hermonethic, why not try 18.04 and see how it boots? [15:09] usually hardware support gets better in newer releases [15:09] hermonethic, i remember a post .. https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2420705 [15:09] sounds like either drivers or the shell just isnt showing after boot [15:09] maybe this is your solution too? [15:09] i had similar with the gui not showing but could happily boot to shell [15:09] hermonethic, did you remove "quiet splash" from grub? [15:10] after downloading and saving that file, "drm.edid_firmware=eDP-1:edid/1920x1080.bin" [15:10] why we use grub anyways, it is such a ugly word, its try to be te OS itself and thats why we have these odd boot problems. why bootloader need to mess with graphic card? [15:10] lordcirth, see that post, looks promising [15:10] oh wow bad edid, amazing [15:10] Yeah, that looks like the problem [15:11] hermonethic, the problem is the firmware , or better the intel-microcode package version [15:11] lordcirth yes I did and it didn't work ether [15:12] or, rather, edid is good but uses a new format, not yet supported by the linux kernel? nice [15:12] oerheks the post you just send to me, is exactly the same. I read it now [15:12] just back to lilo please :) [15:13] and nobody seems to have forwarded that bug upstream! [15:13] which explains why it's not fixed in 19.10 yet [15:13] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-hwe/+bug/1821533 [15:13] Launchpad bug 1821533 in linux-hwe (Ubuntu) "drm fails to accept edid version 2.4" [Undecided,Confirmed] [15:14] ok, the bad ip is 91.189.88.162 [15:14] from security.ubuntu.com [15:15] grady, pastebin the output of your update please? [15:16] do we have own [15:16] oh.. [15:16] !paste | grady [15:16] grady: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [15:19] no issues reported from memtest [15:19] just a regular error message from apt-get: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/WChfxMYpyp/ [15:20] tomreyn / doug16k - That server last night, the provider stuck new ram in it and it is apparently happy now. looks like it was ram :) [15:20] grady looks like not a full 'sudo apt update' output, why? [15:21] is is "apt-get update" output. [15:21] Cheez, nice [15:21] i use only real tools [15:22] it's often ram, the flakiest thing in the machine next to hard disks [15:23] oerheks I have now booted into another older linux kernel version and the copying freeze problem seems to be gone [15:23] It happened to me once before as well, I had logged in to freenode to get help with the problem but it was gone [15:23] it's gone now as well, I have been copying some GBs now without any problem [15:24] but I don't remember having booted into another kernel version that time [15:25] but I did this now from GRUB [15:25] but that server on that ip is problem now, i dont know is it just temporal downtime with that or not, but why the odn dosnt change to other server from the list, if some of them give error. [15:25] right now, I'm using 4.15.0-66-generic [15:25] I think I was using 5 or something before [15:26] grady: are you beind a router or firewall? [15:26] it is a my firewall, all working great yesterday [15:26] I don't know how to check what version I'm usually using. I don't want this error free start up to end yet [15:27] grady: did you test with direct cable/connection? [15:27] Siamaster: tip: "journalctl --list-boots" shows all recent boot sessions and "journalctl -b -X | head" (where X is e.g. -4) will show you which kernel version booted [15:27] grady: did you test with tracepath or traceroute? [15:27] it is on direct connection [15:28] no, im not ubuntu* admin :) [15:28] TJ-, Siamaster: you can also see this information with `last reboot`, with less typing [15:28] mgedmin: good point ... I usually want to read the entire log so journalctl is my goto [15:28] thanks! so it was 5.0.0-32-generic Tue Oct 29 15:18 [15:29] even with timestamp! :P [15:29] grady: ok lets ask in #ubuntu-mirrors then for known issues perhaps? [15:29]