[00:00] unless you plan to do computation on your integrated graphics processor and doing so with the open source utilities is not working out, just ignore what you found there. [00:03] tomreyn: do you think the i915 is what I would need for it being an Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655 [00:05] maszlo: and intel gpu firmware, both of which are in ubuntu, yes. until you proove otherwise. [00:08] tomreyn: should I use the hwe one? xserver-xorg-video-intel-hwe-18.04 [00:11] maszlo: you should do what ubottu explained [00:11] once that's done and you tested things then *maybe* (read up on it first) you also want to install va-driver-all [00:19] maszlo: see also https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Mesa-19.3-IceLake-i965-G3D [00:23] tomreyn: Thanks for that find. I did read about mesa but was not quite sure what it was talking about. I do appreciate your help, and I apologize any frustration with me. [00:59] maszlo: you're welcome. try to read up on what was posted above by ubottu (chat logs are somewhere at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com ). generally, the goal around linux is that you don't need to install separate drivers, but that everything is open source and integrated into / available with the kernel. we're still not there, but things are slowly improving, and most graphics hardware (namely most of intel and amd, but also some others) can already [00:59] be used with proper drivers out of the box. [01:31] I think I might have fixed the problem with chrome crashing constantly [01:31] I disabled the gnome shell extension in Chrome [01:32] and it hasn't crashed since, but it's only been a little while [01:32] I also switched from Gnome to KDE and that seems to be quite a bit more stable (it has still been crashing, but far less frequently) [01:32] seems I can get away with more than 5 tabs in KDE as well [01:32] Plasma doesn't seem half bad either [01:33] though I did spend quite a bit of time customizing my Gnome environment so that's a little disappointing if this is the fix [01:33] [rudi9719]: I've had so much trouble with Plasma in the past, what specs are you running where chrome crashes at 5 tabs? [01:34] keyrcbot: I'm running a Dell XPS 13 9350 (intel HD graphics, 16GB RAM) on 19.10 [01:34] I don't think the number of tabs really matters, all of my web browsers are just very unstable [01:35] Firefox crashes at boot, Chrome and Chromium work okay but seem to crash every few minutes especially when I have more than a couple of tabs open [01:35] it happens more frequently with bigger pages like anything streaming video, or gmail or Facebook [01:35] [rudi9719]: That's interesting; can you open them from the terminal and see if there's any error messages? [01:35] I think it probably has something to do with the GPU [01:35] dmesg isn't giving me very useful error messages [01:35] I get a lot of messages about compositor [01:36] I noticed that hwne it was crashing in KDE I was still getting gnome shell errors, which is what led me to disabling that gnome shell extension [01:36] I also had a lot of CPU overheating warnings, so I spent some time trying to crrect this. I got my CPU down from consistent 86 - 89C to 75C or so, but it was still crashing [01:36] that still seems hot to me [01:37] probably [01:37] [rudi9719]: That seems really hot to me; I wonder if your graphics drivers are misconfigured [01:37] my Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8650U CPU @ 1.90GHz is currently running 40C [01:37] my Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2630 v3 @ 2.40GHz is 23C [01:38] package id 0: 87C core0 81C core1 81C [01:38] that's per output of `sensors` [01:39] [rudi9719]: I'm not an expert on the graphics drivers by any means; but if you're running that hot and getting composition errors it probably is from them.. [01:39] yeah [01:39] I'm just running the latest intel graphics drivers [01:40] [rudi9719]: Also you'll still see gnome shell errors unless you entirely remove gnome and possibly gdm3 (KDE Plasma can use gdm3 but prefers sddm. I personally prefer XFCE with LightDM because as you mentioned, I've taken the time to heavily customize it) [01:41] I've always ever just run fluxbox, I've never run a linux desktop as a primary machine before though so I decided to try to do something pretty [01:42] my new employer doesn't want to spend $3k+ on a new macbook for me so I've decided to try Ubuntu before I end up spending $1000+ of the difference out of pocket [01:43] [rudi9719]: Ubuntu is pretty good for getting your feet wet with Linux; did you try the LTS release, 18.04? [01:44] I'm using 19.10 [01:44] I"ve been using Linux for 15+ years, I just think it's stupid to run it as a desktop OS most of the time [01:44] I also loathe Ubuntu, but it's unfortunately the only OS that seems to run very well out of the box on this laptop [01:45] I was enjoying opensuse pretty well, but the entire system was just sluggish (browser didn't crash though) [01:45] I'll admit that this is a much smoother experience overall (that one glaring problem aside) [01:46] I haven't been able to get chromium to work with any of the DRM packages on Ubuntu either, but that's a minor issue since installing Chrome was a quick workaround [01:46] we ship drm packages? [01:46] [rudi9719]: Ah, I've only been using Linux for the past 8 years but it's been my daily driver on a few desktops and laptops. I prefer Gentoo but PopOS (Ubuntu reskinned a bit with better repos) will do in a pinch [01:46] I am having some trouble getting my Windows 10 Virtualbox instance to perform very well, there were some kernel modules I had to add but there are still some things that just don't work very well there [01:47] but it works well enough for what I need, it's just not a pleasure to use [01:47] interesting conversation, is there any support issue in there? [01:48] [rudi9719]: [01:48] in where OerHeks ? [01:48] [rudi9719]: It is crashing his browsers as can be seen above :) [01:48] I've been trying to troubleshoot a browser issue all day [01:48] this is an extension of that [01:48] so, yes [01:49] I'll type whatever words I want into this channel though, feel free to petition to have me removed [01:49] [rudi9719]: zxvff, you might want to try 18.04, the LTS or maybe roll back the graphics drivers [01:50] keyrcbot: why would the LTS be a better choice? [01:50] or 18.04? [01:50] what's the problem with 19.10? [01:50] [rudi9719]: Sorry for the confusing comma, 18.04 IS the LTS which means it wouldn't have as new packages, but they would be better tested [01:51] like I mentioned, I'm hoping that removing the gnome shell extension from chrome fixed my problem, but regardless my system is still running much hotter than it should be which I suppose is prone to cause some problems down the road [01:52] OerHeks: I'm eating an apple now. it's a mcintosh, but I also purchased some fuji apples - they were both the same price (the cheapest varieties at the store) and I have to say that I like the mcintosh variety quite a bit more [01:52] OerHeks: the apples don't have anything to do with a support issue [01:53] actually I amde a mistake, this one is a fuji, that is unfortunate [01:59] man I love fujis [02:02] sarnold: yeah they're usually pretty good but this batch isn't great. the mcintosh are all grown locally (i'm in maine) the fuji's are imported [02:02] probably just not as fresh [02:27] what's the preferred method of holding back a package (terminal) [02:30] I think apt-mark hold [02:32] thanks === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:34] dchapman: See too: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto [02:34] Bashing-om: thanks! [02:34] pinning usually means doing something funny with a specific repository [02:43] man mount, man date, man fsck, man finger, man find, man head, man tail, man strip, man unzip, man paste, man locate, man touch [02:43] these are my favorite commands, are they supported by ubuntu? [02:43] man grindr, that one doesn't work [02:44] zxvff: please stay on topic [02:44] zxvff: idle chat belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic [02:45] leftyfb: I'll consider it [02:46] this is the ubuntu support channel, I asked for support regarding the availability of some common unix commands on the ubuntu operating system [02:47] zxvff: the time it took you to type all that here, you could have easily typed into your own terminal. Also considering the entire thing is "do man pages work". And judging by your previous content, you already knew the answer to this. [02:48] leftyfb: I admire your honesty, thank you for your time [02:53] I can not figure out why this SMB share won't automount [02:54] Mibix: what's your /etc/fstab line for the mount? do you see any error messages in journalctl or dmesg? [02:55] //mibix-module/mibix-module /media/mibix-module cifs username=username,password=password,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8 0 0 [02:56] it mounts fine with sudo mount /media/mibix-module === [diablo]7 is now known as [diablo] [02:57] hmm maybe this _netdev option will work [03:07] _netdev no worky, trying x-systemd.automount [03:59] 1+1 = 3 [04:07] i want to jump from 16.04 to 18.04 lts , but when i do do-release-upgrade, i get upgrades to the developement release are only. [04:07] can anyone guide me how to upgrade my ubuntu successfully without breaking things [04:08] any other way by which upgrades can be done ? any offline method where i can just download some image file etc? [04:10] jackhum: what version is it trying to upgrade you to? [04:11] dax, i am on 16.04 lts , and i want to jump to whatever latest is [04:11] yes, the latest lts is 18.04. i'm asking what version it's telling you it will upgrade to when you do do-release-upgrade [04:11] jackhum, are lts version safer for upgrades? or can i jump to non lts too [04:12] Upgrades to the development release are only [04:12] available from the latest supported release. [04:12] are you doing do-release-upgrade -d? if so, remove the -d [04:12] dax, also, i think in past i disabled some option which does release upgrades cause they were very annoying [04:13] dax, removing -d gives me , No new release found [04:13] dax, as i remember i followed some guide to disable the upgrades using software & updates application. how to check if i have that properly setup [04:14] run `sudoedit /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades`, change the value of prompt= to either Prompt=normal (which will offer non-LTS for upgrade) or Prompt=lts (which will only offer long-term support releases) [04:14] I'm guessing it's currently Prompt=never [04:15] dax, i just checked my software and updates application , and i found that notify me for a new ubuntu version is set to never, should i change it to for lts [04:15] yeah, that dropdown is the GUI equivalent to the file I just mentioned [04:15] change it to whichever of the options you want, then try upgrading again [04:16] dax, do you recommend to jump on non lts version ? i use 16.04 and i like unity tbh. can i install unity on 18.04 [04:18] It's available but not the default, see https://askubuntu.com/a/1124715 for instructions on installing it. [04:19] whether you use LTS or non-LTS is up to you. if you switch to non-LTS, you'll be upgrading every six months, rather than every few years [04:19] but on the flip side, non-LTS obvious has newer software [04:19] i think the above instructions work for both 18.04 and (the current non-LTS release) 19.04, but I haven't tried Unity in a long time so I'm not 100% sure [04:19] s/19.04/19.10/ [04:20] I also note that 20.04 is coming out in April and both 18.04 and 19.10 will offer upgrades to it after release [04:20] dax, do you recommend switching to gnome from unity while on 18.04 ? i was using 16.04 with unity for so long and was quite comfortable with shortcuts and overall gui usage [04:20] it's a preference thing, though notably GNOME being the default means it's more supported [04:20] dax, yeah , i will switch to 20.04 as soon as it comes out , but first i will have to get on 18.04 boat lol [04:21] *nod* [04:21] dax, so you mean to say that forcing unity on 18.04 will still make it run all fine [04:21] it should work [04:22] dax, nice, i will check [04:22] it's in universe so it's less supported, and there's not a whole lot of development effort on these days, so i wouldn't personally stick with it unless you need to for some reason, but yeah [04:23] dax, umm , well i am not very hardcore linux guy , still learning it for my computer science degree. but still i was on unity for so long and was nice and comfortable with 16.04 untill i figured out that its outdated lol [04:24] hardcore is a level, you cannot gradate it [04:25] rud0lf, i am linoobie :) [04:25] a very smol tux penguin [04:27] i mean you can't say "very hardcore" or "almost right" [04:47] I run Ubuntu 18.04 server - how can we disable the cloud config in ubuntu server [04:49] use sudo dpkg-reconfigure cloud-init to do it interactively. [05:17] Csn someone please help me. I my ubuntu machinhe been working fine for every. I just rebooted it and ethernet will no longer connect.. How would i go about troubleshooting this? [05:19] supposed to go out of town in like 3 hours and all the sudden out of know where stupid computer won't connect. I need to be able to access this while i am out of town. If someone can please help me troubleshoot this. I have no idea what might have happened here. [05:41] can someone please help me? [05:54] Seems jsut like its not getting an IP address [05:54] any ideas what could have randomly caused this? [06:15] IS there a channel where someone might be ab le to help me? Everyone here just idle? === zenguy_ is now known as zenguy [07:45] hello there, anyone experienced with luks encrypted usb device. [07:45] i manually created a luks partition on my external hdd, and after opening it, created an ext4 partition [07:45] it's now in some undefined status [07:45] as far as i can see my device with lsblk [07:46] but luksOpen says device is busy [07:47] already mapped or mounted [07:47] or it's not mounted [07:47] and i cannot map it anymore [07:49] in the file navigator, "operation is pending" when i try to access my device [08:10] morning folks. how do i add google calendar to my ubuntu calendar? [08:26] I can not mount a partition. A friend show me the command xfs_repair but I want the exact command and I want to know if it will work on any filesystem (ext4, ext3 etc...) [08:29] holi, xfs_repair is only for xfs partitions [08:30] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilesystemTroubleshooting [08:30] all there, even *kuch* reiser [08:31] Habbie I have already launched this command a long time ago on a system wich is probably ext4. do you think I maye have damaged my partition again? [08:32] holi, i'm surprised the command even started in that case [08:32] holi, so i don't know [08:32] ok [08:33] join #manjaro [08:33] and what did that commnad give as output?? [08:33] sorry typo [08:37] OerHeks a lot of points like .......................... and then I did ctr-C because I was busy [08:39] how can i find out the package name of some my graphical tools to using it for my scripts ? [08:56] Hi, Can somebody please share the PXE/netboot image location link of the Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa) ? [08:57] nbhat_DT: is ubuntu 20.04 LTS‌ available ? [08:57] I can see the ISO image link for the daily build ISO images - http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-server/daily/current/ [08:58] Aryan yes [08:58] Aryan see the above link :) [08:58] Aryan: Ubuntu 20.04 is beta now [08:58] it's for server [08:58] i need client [08:59] it doesn't update when i try do-release-upgrade [09:00] Aryan Oh, I have not yet tested it although [09:01] Aryan on which architecture did you tried ? [09:01] AMD64 [09:02] there is no netboot fossa 20.04 beta yet.. [09:02] closest thing is server [09:03] OerHeks thanks for the information. I am assuming that option is available in the final release ? [09:03] i should think so. netboot and mini iso [09:04] OerHeks may be it is very early to ask the question :) [09:07] Aryan Did you tried to update from older version (like 18.04 or 19.x) version to 20.04 ? [09:07] nbhat_DT: i'm 18.04 [09:08] nbhat_DT: i tried do-release-upgrade [09:08] !20.04 [09:08] Ubuntu 20.04 (Focal Fossa) will be the 32nd release of Ubuntu, scheduled for April 2020 ( https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FocalFossa/ReleaseSchedule ). It will be a long-term support release. Join #ubuntu+1 for support and questions. [09:09] Aryan Oh I see, there must be some major changes merged [09:09] Hello :) [09:09] ubottu Thank you very much I will read it :) [09:09] nbhat_DT: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [09:11] LOOL [09:11] LOL [09:13] Aryan I am happy that some un-intelligent also replied for my chat :) [09:14] xD [09:14] it's intelligent therefore [09:14] ;D [09:14] Ha ha LOL [09:42] hi [09:43] I'm using rsync via WSL and it always copies a folder $RECYCLE.BIN and I cannot figure out how to exclude it. I really tried all possible combinations. Is there a way? [09:43] rsync -avP --delete --info=progress2 --stats --exclude="$RECYCLE.BIN" --info=name0 "/mnt/d/" "/mnt/f/backup/exactCopyOfD" [09:43] The above does not work [09:43] It also does not work when I specify an absilute path or use a trailing slash or leave the quotes [09:43] I tried really everything [09:52] what would be the a good product as external usb harddrive for backup ? [09:52] support encryption [09:52] im fighting with seagate hdd 1tb [09:53] lotsa bug and kernel hang [09:53] why external usb hard drive are so painfull in 2020 [09:54] my rsync just hangs [09:58] hegemoOn: i wouldn't trust hardware based encryption. if you want those to be encrypted, you should use something like LUKS or veracrypt. their advantages depends on your use case. [10:00] hi [10:00] how do i not show grub [10:00] upon boot [10:02] chimneys: is it dual boot? [10:03] ya [10:06] chimneys: post URL from terminal for> cat /etc/default/grub | nc termbin.com 9999 [10:24] https://termbin.com/9ezs [10:24] jeremy31: enjoy [10:25] chimneys: see https://askubuntu.com/a/1197788/ [10:27] jeremy31: arch + ubuntu shit [10:29] chimneys: I think those 2 lines are needed and it may be true that os-prober may change it [10:30] ryuo: i was using luks [10:30] bro also upon ubuntu upgrade to latest something my ubuntu crashed [10:30] never upgrade when will they fix it [10:30] 19.04 to 19.10 [10:31] failed [10:31] hegemoOn: I see. [10:31] anyone else experience this problem [10:31] chimneys: I don't know why, I still use 18.04 [10:32] maybe try upgrade [10:34] I've had many ubuntu upgrades fail for various reasons [10:35] usually I can recover and finish the upgrade if I do sudo apt dist-upgrade -f after the update-manager fails, but before trying to reboot [10:35] (also I always file bugs for failed upgrades, and usually see them get fixed after a bit of time) [10:59] upgrades are hit or miss...a clean install of the newer version is usually a lot less anxiety producing [11:26] guys, how can i install smbmap on Ubuntu? [11:27] ibr2: sudo apt install smbmap [11:28] lotuspsychje, E: Unable to locate package smbmap [11:28] here's the output [11:28] !info smbmap [11:28] smbmap (source: smbmap): handy SMB enumeration tool. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.5+git20180508-2 (eoan), package size 17 kB, installed size 59 kB [11:28] ibr2: universe repo enabled? [11:29] lotuspsychje, how can I know? [11:29] ibr2: software&sources icon [11:30] software&updates [11:35] Hey all has someone got time to help me with linux based software? [11:35] Rob_Jones: we usually focus on ubuntu support questions here [11:35] I have convinced my company to let me switch from mac to ubuntu on the condition i can prove every software i use on my mac [11:36] i can replicate on ubuntu [11:36] and sorry should have specified it was a ubuntu os [11:36] main thing i am struggling about is they use microsoft as their email [11:37] on mac i use outlook/mail [11:37] whats the best ubuntu email client that i could use to connect [11:38] Rob_Jones: ubuntu uses thunderbird by default, did you try it? [11:38] not yet but would it be able to connect to the server to retrieve my mail? [11:40] I've never done it, but I would expect either Thunderbird or Evolution to be able to talk to Microsoft Exchange servers [11:40] apparently thunderbird needs an addon [11:41] called ExQuilla [11:41] but thats a paid addon [11:41] Evolution is more-or-less an Outlook clone, it has calendaring etc as well as email [11:41] again, I cannot personally say how well it works, but now you at least know some application names to google [11:46] so the big question atm is the email client [11:47] if i cant get it to work, i may have to remain on mac [11:57] Rob_Jones: what email server is used? is it an internal Exchange Server, or possibly Microsoft 'Cloud' Outlook service ? Because in some circumstances you can use IMAP to connect to the server, e.g. from Mozilla Thunderbird [11:57] not too sure, will ask the question and get back to you on it [11:58] someone has told me to use hiri [11:59] it looks nice [11:59] I use Thunderbird with IMAP for a MS Outlook/Office online service [11:59] it has got ms cloud ability [11:59] a few people in the office use cloud [12:05] Hello peoples! Anybody know a GUI application to access smartcards? or any PKCS11 store? [12:06] JustASlacker: you mean like PIV? The only one I know of is related to Yubikeys [12:07] Hi, I have this issue for updates : https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/qRxxXfVj22/ [12:12] TJ, its not a Yubikey , its TPM2, so I doubt that works [12:13] unless they access Yubikey via PKCS11? [12:13] can you give me a link? [12:13] and I dont know what PIV is [12:14] yubikey can look like several different hardware backed trust stores iirc [12:15] JustASlacker: PIV is a smartcard interface standard for ID verification [12:16] aha [12:16] I have keys stored in TPM2 [12:17] and it can be accessed via PKCS11 [12:17] kinda works too [12:20] I guess there is gnome-keyring-pkcs11 [12:20] how can I access that in ubuntu? [12:39] Hi folks [12:46] hello i want to p2v a ubunt server to a vm. Can i just rsycn the physical server to the vm [12:47] rpifan: You can create a disk image of the current server and then apply that image to the VM. My opinion, to get the best results is to start fresh [12:47] with a clean install on the VM [12:47] well i had issues creating the disk image [12:48] and also applying it to proxmox [12:48] how would u make the image [12:48] I use clonezilla for creating my disk images [12:48] I do not know how to use clonezilla to apply the image to a VM however [12:49] where do u store the disk image [12:50] rpifan: I back up to an external harddrive [12:51] hm [12:51] is rsync a bad idea [12:51] dd works well if you're careful [12:52] rpifan: rsync is not intended for that purpose. You need a disk image, otherwise the layout of the target disk will be incorrect and will not boot. rsync will not copy things like the File Allocation Table, which needs to be in a certain layout in order for any computer or VM to boot from that disk [12:52] for a disk image that is [12:54] i dont mind destorying the vm but i do needto keep the physical server as in tact as possible [12:54] but can i dd from inside the vm itself? [12:55] rpifan: Are you doing this professionally? [12:55] gi guys am using ubuntu desktop and am using issue connecting to the internet using ethernet [12:55] anyone wifi works fine but ethernet its not [12:55] we are migrating the wiki / ticketing system [12:57] rpifan: I suggest you find someone in the company that knows how to do this. Taking advice from a chat room for such an environment is a very bad idea. [12:57] there is no one [12:57] lol [12:58] rpifan: The volunteers here mean well, but we don't have to worry about uptime or fallout from a mistake. You really should seek someone in person to help you out. [12:58] uptime is fine [12:58] the wiki and ticketing are down [12:58] ppl know [13:00] rpifan: I already gave you the suggestion of clonesilla... anything further is beyond the scope of this channel. Clonezilla is a user friendly interface for "dd" as suggested by BluesKaj ... It's up to you to seek out the documenation and learn how to use the tool. Clonezilla and system adminstration is beyond the scope of this channel [13:00] well i tried clonezilla but i didnt find a way [13:02] rpifan: There is a channel dedicated to Clonezilla ... /join #clonezilla for assistance [13:11] yea i did its empty [13:24] lotuspsychje, how can I know? [13:24] lotuspsychje, how can I know? [13:27] the problem is the phsyica server has lvm [13:27] ibr2: smbmap is not a package or file available in the official ubuntu repos. You'll have to seek support from it's author [13:27] and the dest has zfs [13:27] so its a huge mess [13:31] rpifan: Based on the new information, you will have to start with a fresh installation. And then you can use rsync to copy over any configuration and/or data files used by the applications you had running on the previous instance. The first step is to get the VM up and running, then install the application software for your ticketing systems and wiki. Then leverage those application's documentation on how to migrate the data to a [13:31] new instance. [13:32] I am trying to install Ubuntu 19.10 in an Asus laptop with optimus dual GPUS (Intel/NVidia) and the boot process ends up locking up and the screen is black. Adding "nomodeset" to the grub parameters is NOT helping. Any ideas? [13:32] rpifan: That is the only way to ensure that you will have a stable working server in the end [13:33] y4w [13:33] its a mess [13:33] not my fault [13:33] !optimus | vitimiti [13:33] vitimiti: Ubuntu uses nvidia-prime to support optimus videocards. [13:33] Yeah, I know, but I can't even start the computer after install, BluesKaj [13:34] vitimiti: The firmware/BIOS should have a setting to disable the discreet graphics.. .which may help in getting the sytem booted [13:35] i realy need the time to read on zfs docs [13:35] rpifan: I fail to see how that would be any help in this situation [13:36] vitimiti, boot in single or recovery and purge nvidia (if installed) and disable SecureBoot if enabled [13:36] well so id know how lvm and zfs interact [13:36] since thats obviously part of the problem [13:36] im not evne good at lvm [13:36] vitimiti, get rid of nomodeset and go with default to get a desktop that you can work on [13:36] ioria, I just installed Ubuntu, there is no NVidia at all. I had to disable both fastboot and secureboot to even install the OS [13:36] rpifan: They have nothing to do with your situation [13:36] BluesKaj, nomodeset doesn't get to GDM anyway [13:37] well if it was a normal vm id make an image of the drive then just load it on the vm [13:37] vitimiti, boot in recovery mode and enable networking [13:37] but proxmox and zfs dont seem to work like that [13:37] ioria, and what should I do with the network on? [13:37] normal VM?...what other kind of VM might you be referring to? [13:37] vitimiti, try a VT/TTY , ctl+alt+F2-F6 [13:38] vitimiti, maybe give us some infos .... [13:38] vmware [13:38] rpifan: that's because they're two different file system. rpifan At this point I gave you the answer... you have to start fresh. you can't image the drives to do what you desire. [13:38] BluesKaj, the whole system freezes after about 30 seconds, can't get a TTY [13:38] ioria, will try. Maybe even a kernel upgrade will help, idk [13:38] vmware vm's are just as normal as hyper-v and qeme/KVM VM's [13:38] and virtualbox VM's [13:38] ..lol..almost forgot oracle [13:38] well proxmox on zfs is another beast [13:38] vitimiti, you can also upgrade the system from Recovery [13:39] ioria, yeah, let me try [13:39] * BluesKaj assumed that was already ried [13:39] tried [13:39] this is all being done by an outside consultant [13:39] rpifan: Again... the only way to get your scenario up and running is a fresh install, doesn't matter what filesystem you choose. Get the applications software installed to run your ticketing system and wiki. then figure out how to migrate the databases to the new system [13:40] it's vmware ...doesn't matter what vendor your box / hardware is...they all have intel i 3/5/7 or xeon CPU's or the equivalent AMD cpu's [13:40] yea [13:40] i know [13:40] * BluesKaj vows to stop making assumptions [13:40] I am trying to help a person that doesn't know any of this from 300 miles away, BluesKaj, so sorry if some things are skipped in the process [13:40] rpifan: Then please discontinue with the chatter about everything else [13:41] please [13:41] rpifan, shall discontinue existance [13:43] it's contradictory that you say you're doing a P2V on ubuntu, then later speak as if it's already a vmware VM [13:44] and not a "normal" ubuntu VM on top of that [13:44] the "P" in P2V means "physical" [13:44] but we're just gonna leave that whole thing alone [14:25] trying to do-release-upgrade gives me , please install all available updates fro your release before upgrading. [14:29] [rudi9719]: jackhum, I believe that's the intended response if you have pending updates when you try to do a release upgrade === xamithanx is now known as xamithan [14:44] hey [14:44] how do i install quicklisp [14:44] I followed the guide and my goal is to install cl-jupyter, but the kernel is not loading [14:45] I open I see sbcl inside it, but it says kernel connecting and cells don't execute [14:45] I have jupyter in a venv of python [14:45] A connection to the notebook server could not be established. The notebook will continue trying to reconnect. Check your network connection or notebook server configuration. [14:45] do i need to run loading after installation as well,.. https://www.quicklisp.org/beta/#loading [14:45] do i need to run the loading cmd as well [15:04] I used "put" in ftp to upload a very large file to a server. However, it hangs at 150 Opening Binary mode. However, checking the size on the server, the bytes are the same number as the local version. Killing the process (after days), it says "send aborted". Did it actually abort if the bytes are equal or should I re-send? [15:04] I can't check the md5sum as the ftp server doesn't support that... [15:05] And I don't have download, just upload, access [15:08] what is hotspot logins why do those windows keep opening up automatically [15:09] you mean the windows that open when you connect to a wifi network? [15:12] i don't know it's says at the top hotspot logins and just closes automatically I am on wired connection [15:14] Well i don't know what that is, i've only seen them on wifi... [15:14] infandum have you got the ftp passive mode working? Usually when it gets stuck on that it means that it's trying to go on passive mode. [15:14] how do i reopen them [15:16] chimneys, go to System Settings > Privacy > Network Connectivity Checking > turn it OFF [15:16] /etc/resolv.conf says 127.0.0.53 why [15:18] ioria: thx i did it [15:18] ok [15:18] ioria: do you what is lisp [15:18] yes... it's used to make emacs, like C [15:19]