[00:00] ll07G, no, if you claim it worked, stick with 16.04? [00:01] ll07G: if you're going to reinstall something, why not reinstall 18.04? [00:02] leftyfb: what could be the benefit this is a fresh installation? [00:02] ll07G: huh? [00:02] I have to say I choose minimum installation [00:02] leftyfb, choppy video with Radeon HD 3450 .. [00:03] oh, so it's video driver issues, and with ATI no less. Good luck with that [00:03] ll07G: how did you install vlc on the 18.04 installation? [00:04] apt install vlc [00:04] gnome-mpv might be more lightweight, but it cannot undo the low specs [00:04] ll07G: maybe try removing it and trying the snap package instead? [00:05] the card may be stuck in low power, it's not fully fixed according to mesa database for the rv600 series [00:05] !who | drecondius [00:05] drecondius: 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 :) [00:06] ll07G: also, gnome shell on 18.04 is probably a bit more GPU intensive than the Unity that was on 17.10 [00:07] leftyfb: i will try [00:07] hello all [00:08] GuestAgain: hello. What can we help you with? [00:09] sorry, @ll07G the card may be stuck in low power, Mesa database shows powerxpress isn't fully functional for R600/700 cards and above, which makes sense for my rx580 as well. [00:10] drecondius: that doesn't explain it working on the same machine with Ubuntu 17.10 [00:10] no changes [00:11] oooh dear probably not a lot, unless anyone has a quick fix for input problems on bionic beaver lol [00:12] silly old sony hardware keeps giving me a hard time [00:12] GuestAgain: It's better to be up front and ask your questions without any extra banter. Please get to the point [00:12] leftyfb: I snaped it now but nothing changed [00:13] so I am getting a "no space left on device" [00:13] ToAruShiroiNeko: when doing what? How much space do you have? [00:13] i was going to idle and observe, but thank you for your directness pragmaticenigma [00:13] https://pastebin.com/dL8ik7mg [00:14] sorry was generating pastebin [00:14] definitely out of space [00:14] remove stuff or increase size [00:14] My question is the directories that are full, how agressive should I be in deleting stuff? [00:15] don't delete anything outside of /home [00:15] ToAruShiroiNeko: step #1, find out what is using space. [00:15] ToAruShiroiNeko: I'd recommend starting with your home directory and /var/logs [00:15] i do have an issue with a sony laptop, every time it goes to the lock screen the keyboard doesn't function unless i plug in a usb keyboard. has anyone else had this issue? [00:15] ToAruShiroiNeko: you only have a 4G partition for everything. That's not going to cut it for most things [00:16] all in all i was hoping to be helpful in exchange [00:17] GuestAgain: Please, if you would like to chat, head on over to #ubuntu-offtopic ... If you are not actively seeking or offering help, this isn't the place for idle chat [00:17] lock screen .. i think it can be opened by mouse/touchpad only, or 'esc'? [00:17] .. maybe space too? [00:17] I do not understand why it is so small [00:18] ok, no more ideas? [00:18] pragmaticenigma good to know thank you for that, yes i will take any advice offered on my input device issue if anyone has ideas on what could be misconfigured [00:18] ToAruShiroiNeko: if you have a larger hard drive, then boot with a live cd/usb and use gparted to resize your root partition to take the rest of the space [00:19] it is a virtual machine [00:20] the drive should have up to 127gb of space [00:20] ToAruShiroiNeko: ok, then you'll need to increase the size of your virtual machine storage device first [00:20] I will left for today, thanks for your time and efforts [00:21] I just need to resize /dev/mapper/ailerontech--tr--vg-root I think [00:22] bleh bad paste [00:22] I mean /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv [00:24] ToAruShiroiNeko: you'll also need to resize the filesystem. Not to be done while you have the filesystem mounted [00:24] i really hate this nickserv crap [00:25] cant we just remove it [00:25] or has it been? [00:25] you want to remove a server service? [00:25] !ot | stefandxm [00:25] stefandxm: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [00:25] yeah? [00:26] ToAruShiroiNeko, yes? [00:26] ToAruShiroiNeko, and no? [00:26] ToAruShiroiNeko, its a new server service [00:27] ToAruShiroiNeko, and i dont see what good it does [00:27] it prevents people from stealing your nick [00:27] so what [00:27] it prevents people joining [00:27] yeah [00:28] stefandxm: and ToAruShiroiNeko This is not the channel to have this discussion. please feel free to take it to #ubuntu-offtopic [00:28] so you have to take the trouble of registering your nick [00:28] I can explain there [00:28] pragmaticenigma, youre proving my point :) [00:28] that reminds me is it possible to get fingerprinter scanner to work with unity? [00:28] pragmaticenigma, we are losing touch to our core [00:29] do not touch the core [00:29] !ops | stefandxm is off topic [00:29] stefandxm is off topic: 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 [00:29] but considering no special knowledge is available here... fine [00:29] this channel is more of a gimmick [00:29] oof that looks alarming [00:30] i dunno [00:30] i dont think the nick matters [00:30] stefandxm: stop. Take it elsewhere. This is a support channel. [00:30] ok [00:31] is there any ubuntu channel that is not support but more arch/dev? [00:31] my question is simple [00:31] !alis | stefandxm [00:31] stefandxm: Alis is an IRC service to help you find channels. For help on using it, see "/msg Alis help list" or ask in #freenode. Example usage: "/msg Alis list http" [00:31] i want a usb dagram of drivers [00:31] ive asked before :) [00:32] weren't you redirected to #ubuntu-offtopic already? [00:32] for trying to debug usb drivers in ubuntu? [00:32] yes [00:33] mkai [00:34] hmm now i'm not sure if i should repeat my question [00:35] its ok, youll just make a fool of yourself [00:35] i've gotten help in here for my support questions before, thank you very much [00:36] i havent [00:37] because you keep going offtopic :p [00:37] like how ubuntu works? [00:37] stefandxm: try #ubuntu-devel [00:37] stefandxm: good luck [00:38] anyway i rtfm etc going to try a reboot on my input issue, expect me back i suppose... [00:38] yes that's offtopic stefan everything you say that's not related to an issue is just obscuring the question from view [00:38] i am not sure what a dagram is, a list with all usb drivers? http://www.linux-usb.org/devices.html [00:38] leftyfb, thank you :) [00:39] Fuseteam, stfup [00:39] Fuseteam, you have no idea what you are talking about [00:40] stefandxm: please stop. Good luck finding what you're looking for. [00:40] leftyfb, youre shooting the messenger here and you know it [00:41] leftyfb, this guys is not friendly. === ben_r_ is now known as ben_r [00:45] leftyfb so https://imagebin.ca/v/5EAkFGLYvTuX [00:45] before I did anything I see that there is 122gb of unused space [00:46] ToAruShiroiNeko: you do not have your filesystem on the LVM volume [00:47] I do not follow [00:49] ToAruShiroiNeko: I think you have to mount your LVM volume and run gparted on that [00:49] leftyfb it turns out i followed those instructions to the letter before you linked me the page and I still cannot login to an xsession past lightdm nor can I start X from cli,.. [00:50] ToAruShiroiNeko: once you have your volume mounted, you might be able to run sudo gparted /dev/mapper/ubuntu-vg [00:51] drecondius: apt-cache policy e21 @ what does this say? Please use pastebin [00:51] sorry, leave out the "@" and everything after [00:52] how do i paste from cli? [00:52] it's a separate machine that I'm physically working with. [00:53] it can't find the package because the ppa it's not labeled e21 [00:53] drecondius: what is it labeled? [00:55] @leftyfb enlightenment [00:55] drecondius: there is no package called "enlightenment" in ubuntu [00:56] did you read the page you linked me. [00:56] drecondius: yes, you need to install the package called "e17" [00:56] drecondius: after removing everything from your enlightenment PPA [01:01] with nothing from either enlightenment and nothing more than the entirety of the Xorg system, it will not launch a gui past lightdm hence the entire series of questions regarding how to start X [01:03] drecondius: sudo apt install ppa-purge -y && sudo ppa-purge ppa:niko2040/e21 && sudo apt install e17 # then at the login screen, click the little ubuntu circle and pick Enlightenment as your DE. [01:06] drecondius: we will help you with installing e17. We will not help you with any process that involves anything install from a PPA. That includes whatever state your system is not from trying to install packages from the PPA and refusing purge the packages from and remove it. Sorry [01:07] drecondius: feel free to join #e for further help with your issues with enlightenment 21 [01:10] leftyfb so I finally got gparted back [01:10] I do not see any obvious means to mount the volume [01:11] I mean sda3 is already mounted [01:11] ToAruShiroiNeko: why did you create an LVM if you don't know how to manage volumes? [01:11] I just skiped the wiazard [01:12] ToAruShiroiNeko: it sounds like that wasn't a good idea since you don't know how to manage without it [01:12] it is the default options of ubuntu install [01:14] sudo gparted /dev/mapper/ubuntu-vg gives no sush file or directory error [01:15] ToAruShiroiNeko: setting up an LVM is not the default [01:15] is there an easy way to migrate from LVM to whatever format you reccomend? [01:15] ToAruShiroiNeko: I would recommend reinstalling [01:16] yeah, I cant do that [01:16] leftyfb, is that devel semi supported? [01:16] ToAruShiroiNeko: why is that? [01:16] stefandxm: That doesn't make any sense. Go ask your questions in that channel [01:16] the notion or recommendation of "delete all settings and files" is not a good one. [01:17] leftyfb, it does make sense. is any ubuntu coders there? [01:17] or shall i refer to emails [01:17] it is frustrating enough that thins thing broke down on its own [01:18] maybe he/she/it is a bot =) [01:19] ToAruShiroiNeko: running out of disk space is not "broke down on its own". That was a mistake on your part. I could recommend the tools to resize the LVM volume, but I do not think that is the best solution for you at this point. [01:19] most devs are on the mailinglist, not irc [01:19] IT IS [01:20] ToAruShiroiNeko: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-lvm-to-manage-storage-devices-on-ubuntu-18-04 there ya go. Good luck [01:21] hellpo [01:21] hello [01:21] can someone help me with some forensics [01:21] !ot | thinkcru [01:21] thinkcru: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [01:21] I just discovered someone created a "test" user and launched a "cron" binary from the home directory [01:22] my machine has been compromised [01:22] lvm makes sense actually [01:22] I would want the virtual drive to limit which part of the drive is used and expand as needed [01:22] how can i tell how they got in, what log file can I look at [01:22] i deleted the user and the home directory [01:22] but when [01:22] thinkcru: power off that machine immediately. Make an out of band backup/image of said machine for later forensics and reinstall from scratch. That is the best and only advice you are going to get here. [01:23] a single byte can use 126GB otherwise [01:23] I run "last -15" i do not see any test user logins [01:23] all it needs to be is to be dumped at the last sector [01:23] is there any official ubuntu channel? on irc? [01:23] stefandxm you are there. [01:23] Single # means official on this server [01:23] leftyfb ughhh.... i don't want to do that but i know that is the first thing to do [01:23] stefandxm: this is the official SUPPORT channel. Go to #ubuntu-offtopic for anything else. [01:24] thinkcru: good luck [01:24] ToAruShiroiNeko, this is clearly not it. there is noone here from the ubuntu team [01:24] leftyfb, so its off topic to require help about ubuntu? [01:24] stefandxm, best chance in #ubuntu-devel is during officehours, uk, but most devs are on the mailinglist, not irc [01:24] oerheks, thank you :) [01:25] stefandxm: as you have been told, #ubuntu-devel and the mailing list is your best solution. Good luck [01:25] this is starting to feel like /r/Arch [01:25] ill try the mailing list [01:25] */r/Archlinux [01:25] drecondius, ? [01:25] dunno about arch tbh. never ran it personally [01:26] !ot | stefandxm [01:26] stefandxm: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [01:26] !ot | drecondius [01:26] drecondius: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [01:26] how is not a usb driver diagram/overview not support? [01:26] anyways what log files can i look at to see how they got in? [01:26] stefandxm: as you have been told, #ubuntu-devel and the mailing list is your best solution. Good luck [01:26] thinkcru: power off that machine immediately. Make an out of band backup/image of said machine for later forensics and reinstall from scratch. That is the best and only advice you are going to get here. [01:28] thinkcru: there are no adequate forensics to be run on a compromised system while it's running. Turn it off now [01:28] stefandxm, there is no list with all usb drivers , as there are sections though http://www.linux-usb.org/devices.html [01:28] thinkcru: your best help would be #ubuntu-hardened once you have a backup/image of the machine [01:35] Ok, spotless system, nothing other than open ssh installed, sudo apt install e17 -y sudo reboot, waiting on system to come back up now [01:36] there is still no wm, no dm, no x [01:38] systemctl status lightdm.services [01:39] sudo systemctl enable lightdm.services # to start from boot, and make sure you are in grphical.target > systemctl set-default graphical.target [01:41] wouldn't you know it, it wasn't installed either ... [01:42] if i seem bitter, I am, I just went through this same explanation now for over an hour === daniel is now known as Guest9213 [01:42] extended the full drive so that it is just 70% full now which equates no space left [01:42] FML [01:42] well, it is an 93 weeks old PPA [01:43] be that as it may, NEITHER the repo NOR the ppa would install lightdm or X [01:44] after installing LIghtdm, i get a failed to login to session with no other message [01:47] i've even went so far as to install the entirety of Xorg followed by lightdm, followed by both sets of enlightenment packages, and i kept getting the same bs cookie cutter response that "these are the instructions we don't help with using a ppa" when i clearly stated multiple times Neither would work I need to know how to start [01:47] X [01:47] so that I could run synaptic and fix this because I can't stand aptitude [01:48] drecondius: so this is a fresh install with no attempts at adding any PPA's? [01:53] Yes, I have now reformatted this ssd twice before coming in here and once more about 10 minutes ago [01:58] and STILL even after purging the entirety, it failed to start session [01:58] purging what? [01:59] purging e17, lightdm, and xorg [01:59] then starting fresh again, nothing [02:01] is there a log file that will show when a user was created? [02:01] thinkcru: turn that machine off, NOW [02:01] ha [02:02] I know but I cannot right now [02:02] thinkcru: you do not have a choice [02:02] i looked in the auth.log [02:03] the user logged in this morning [02:03] i just cannot remember if I created the dummy test user account [02:03] i think i may have and put a dumb password [02:05] hi, does ubuntu have a max number of threads allowed? [02:05] and how to check the current number of threads for a pid? [02:05] in my case docker [02:05] container [02:06] !docker | mike18 [02:06] mike18: please ask for support in #docker [02:06] i have a question to os threads in ubuntu [02:06] does ubuntu have a max number of threads allowed? [02:07] mike18: This channel only supports Official Ubuntu flavors and the packages released through the official ubuntu software repositories. Docker containers are supported by their creators, as they are highly customized to run in the docker environment [02:07] but what has the to do with my max number of threads question in ubuntu? [02:08] mike18: read the last part of my last statement [02:08] pragmaticenigma i asked my question without docker [02:09] mike18: What applies to Ubuntu as a Desktop or Server installation, doesn't not carry into an instance that is hosted as a docker container [02:09] what has the to do with my max number of threads question in ubuntu - no docker? [02:09] does ubuntu have a max number of threads allowed - no docker? [02:09] for a pid [02:09] hey i just went though this same bs asking about how to get x to start since i couldn't log in with lightdm and the assumption was it wasn't on a clean system. [02:10] mike18, running 'ulimit -u' will tell you the number of threads or processes your current context allows. [02:10] mike18: see https://stackoverflow.com/a/344292 [02:11] limit -u ... 514796 [02:11] u [02:11] hi! [02:11] so, I've been trying to find a browser that won't creep up disk usage. [02:11] I've tried chrome, and that worked - for a while. [02:11] I have 4GB ram. double that of a phone. [02:12] and chrome works no problems with like 100+ tabs open, on a phone [02:12] where it's basically rendering the machine useless, on a 4GB notebook [02:12] as soon as I get like 10 tabs open [02:12] !enter | imachine [02:12] imachine: Please try and keep as much of your info as possible on ONE line - easier to follow for everyone. [02:12] it just goes icrazy with disk usage. I have swap turned off. any ideas how I can fix this? [02:13] just do not open 100 tabs. [02:13] incidentally, it happens both on chromium and firefox alike. [02:13] imachine: what are the specs of your machine? [02:14] oerheks, I only opened like 10. I'm looking at property ads. trying to choose a house. I mean... come on! it's like, 10 webpages. clearly, there should be some memory management at hand? I only see one tab at a time. the other ones don't need to remain loaded into memory, if that's the constraint... [02:14] leftyfb, some core2duo T7200 + 4GB ram, Thinkpad T61. [02:14] leftyfb, more than enough to display some html! [02:14] imachine: you're not just displaying some html [02:15] leftyfb, and more that my android phones have, and are not showing the issue. [02:15] preloading, urlchecking, lots of things happen in firefox and chrome [02:15] I don't need all that. how can I turn off all the unecessary things? [02:15] imachine: you cannot compare mobile platforms and pc's [02:15] leftyfb, why not? it's linux, here and there. [02:16] imachine: different architectures and different software, completely different software [02:16] leftyfb, the mobile platform is underpowered compared to this linux laptop. and still performs flawlessly - while doing that, and more! all the background syncing of apps, android internals, google spying etc. none of that is happening on ubuntu. [02:17] leftyfb, so, having disk usage spike up to 100% killing off the SSD I have installed here, is way out of line I think, given I only have opened like, 10 tabs, and it grinds... [02:17] maybe you can recommend me a better, simpler browser? [02:19] I've turned off swap completely, and it still spikes the disk usage. does firefox/chromium use some internal additional caching/swapping, if there is no system swap available? maybe I can turn that off! I rather see an error message "out of memory" than the system grinding down... I know this is ubuntu channel, but maybe you guys know... it's also *a little* related. [02:20] imachine: what version of ubuntu are you running? [02:20] the latest [02:20] 18.04.04 lTS [02:20] seriously, turned off swap completely, .. [02:20] 18.04.4 LTS [02:20] I'm going to build a new nas and it be ubuntu 18.04 server with samba. I guess I'll need a dvdrom to install ubuntu but after that I can disconnect it right? [02:21] oerheks, yep, unmounted and hashed out in fstab [02:21] robertparkerx: you can use usb or PXE [02:21] robertparkerx: yes, you can remove any hardware you don't need after installation is completed [02:21] ah usb sorry [02:21] Thanks for that [02:22] oerheks, I suspect the disk usage is caused by some internal caching/saving/something that is unecessary... I think there was some issue a while ago similar, where it was.. ah.. some "disability" settings or similar... that caused it to grind to a halt.. [02:22] I won't need a monitor after installation either will I ? [02:22] Will it boot like vm I buy online? [02:22] let's see if that's the case, maybe? it's hard to track it as as soon as it happens, the system becomes unresponsive, so it's hard to even check then, what state it actually is in. other than unresponsive :) [02:23] browsers use ~/.cache/ too, but this approach works against you, i guess [02:23] can u hotkey into a tty when it happens? [02:24] imachine can you hotkey into a tty when it starts to become unresponsive? [02:27] nope! [02:27] the SSD maxes out the interface === zbenjamin is now known as Guest59119 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:27] and the cpu is almost permablocked. the mouse cursor jitters. [02:28] oerheks, I could put ~/.cache into a memdisk... if that would bring benefit... [02:28] but that's not the solution to a program causing unnecessary action in first place! [02:28] not a good solution I think [02:29] I rather limit the program first, not fixing the issue it causes [02:30] @imachine if it doesn't sieze, you could try to ssh into it from another machine if you have one and run top or if you have it installed htop to begin a decent diagnosis. [02:33] yeah I could do that... or just buy a machine that's decent and not care. hardly an option now. are paid browsers even a thing? [02:34] let's see. disabled some caches etc. [02:35] alright, 25 tabs. "full" swing. [02:36] I think it's "fixed"... would prefer to know what caused it.. but maybe that'll do for now. [02:37] in the end, I *think* it could be adblock plus doing some unnecessary writing to the disk... caching or what not. [02:37] so not may be even firefox! [02:38] I;ve also disabled my disk caching in firefox, completely, or as completely as I have seen the options here quick [02:38] that seems to have improved it, meaningfuly. [02:38] good; I want data displayed on screen, not stored for later. [02:39] wow that's so quick now. proper. ok. thanks for your attention, insight, and help. have a great day everyone! bye! [02:43] leftyfb so https://askubuntu.com/questions/1106795/ubuntu-server-18-04-lvm-out-of-space-with-improper-default-partitioning [02:43] this was the solution [02:44] ToAruShiroiNeko: as was the link I gave you with no only the same instructions but more insight into how to properly use LVM [02:44] no/not [02:44] right [02:44] you're welcome [02:45] ty [02:45] I would not have searched for this URL without your link [02:45] but this is a more concise solution since it literally lists the few lines to run [02:45] you didn't need that URL. The link I provided had the same solution with more information [02:46] yeah I was a bit confused by all the details, rather didnt want to attempt anything [02:47] ToAruShiroiNeko: you should learn the details [02:48] I intend to study the docs in great detail, first I want to make things work again [03:00] is there anyone in here that could help me with netplan? [03:01] i keep getting the error /etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml:7:20: Error in network definition: bond0: interface 'enp0s25' is not defined interfaces: [enp0s25, enp2s0] witha ^ pointing at the first 2 [03:01] not 2 first E [03:01] how do you access samba over the local network? [03:09] robertparkerx, there are client packages available in the repositories, and you can also use the cifs-utils package to mount a share on a local filesystem. Unfortunately I haven't done it for a long time, and don't have access to a windows machine. [03:10] file browsers like nemo also have an option in a side panel to browse a network, and I'd expect visible samba shares to be visible there. [03:11] I thought explorer had that by default? [03:12] Would it be visible there? Network Shares? [03:12] you'll need libsmbclient for integrations like that. Yes, if you have the library required. [03:12] well, that's the expectation at least. [03:13] libsmbclient on ubuntu 18.04 end? [03:14] hey [03:15] possibly some samba packages like samba-common and samba-libs but maybe not? [03:15] I'm going off memory [03:25] any once lend me a hand please? [03:42] anyone around? [03:42] hey kyle-lemons [03:42] heyo [03:42] could someone help me figure out a weird ubuntu installer problem? [03:44] !ask | kyle-lemons [03:44] kyle-lemons: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [03:45] !patience [03:45] Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [03:45] gotcha, in that case: [03:46] I currently have a laptop and external m2 ssd [03:46] I have an efi partition on the ssd and want ubuntu to be completely contained on the external drive [03:46] however, when I install ubuntu to the drive, it always chooses my laptops internal ssd for the efi partition [03:47] how can I force it to pick the efi partition on the external ssd over the efi partition on my internal ssd [03:47] opening up the laptop is not an option [03:48] kyle-lemons, you are doing manual partitioning, with an EFI partition on the external, and it still installs to the internal? [03:48] yes [03:49] when I mount the internal efi parition /EFI/ubuntu exists, while the external efi partition is empty [03:53] theborger: might help if you put your config file up somewhere [03:53] https://paste.ubuntu.com/ [03:54] config file for an os install? [03:56] kyle-lemons: when a line starts with a username and a : it means it is addressed to that particular user [03:58] imbezol: https://pastebin.com/VZ6jp0i8 [03:58] ah woops sorry, I was reading that as who it was from [03:58] new to irc [03:59] hey kyle-lemons [03:59] hey swift110 [04:01] theborger: if you run 'ip link' does it show the two interfaces you've specified? [04:01] how r u kyle-lemons [04:02] imbezol: https://pastebin.com/ZArRYxmU [04:02] I'm alright [04:03] wby [04:03] imbezol: so i want 2 and 4 linked together. then i want to link 3 and 5 but cant get the first ones to work [04:05] oh [04:06] im good [04:06] theborger: https://netplan.io/examples [04:06] if you look at the second example for bond it lists the interfaces first [04:06] i would __think__ that what you're doing would work, but you could try the second format [04:07] also, i generally put multiple items into a list using square brackets rather than use - for each on separate lines, but the error message you're getting seems to indicate it put them in a list anyway [04:08] imbezol: you mean the example where it says setting up a router? [04:09] ya [04:11] imbezol: i really dont understand what you are saying [04:11] i'm saying to try adding an ethernets: section above the bonds: section [04:12] and put the interfaces: in [ ] instead of one per line [04:12] I tried marking the internal efi partition as do not use for now, will reinstall and then unmark as do not use and see what happens [04:19] theborger: https://pastebin.com/kScdcEBJ [04:25] imbezol: thanks for writing that out. [04:36] imbezol: it works. i rebooted but i cant ping the first network now [04:36] so bon0 list the right ip but i cant ping it. bon1 i know the ip and it's working fine [04:37] no firewall rules? [04:37] i'd suspect something else otherwise... switch config? subnet configuration? vlan? etc [04:38] imbezol: looking at that now i think i know what happened === FutureShock is now known as CyberBurn [04:50] imbezol: all up and working thank you for the help. i still wounder why it was not working the old way [04:53] theborger: good to hear [04:59] does ubuntu have a usb sniffer [05:00] i want to see what commands are running in the background [05:00] when a launch an ap [05:03] wireshark can do that, https://wiki.wireshark.org/CaptureSetup/USB [05:07] i will look into it [05:10]