=== zbenjamin is now known as Guest5658 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:49] How do I get a DeviceURI? [01:50] https://github.com/GNS3/gns3-gui/releases/tag/v2.2.5 em i correct? this isnt for ubuntu [01:50] correct? [01:51] lshw, lspci, lsusb, lscpu, dmidecode .. [01:52] iKarus987, already in the ppa https://launchpad.net/~gns3/+archive/ubuntu/ppa [01:52] i want 2.2.5 [01:52] not 2.2.6 [01:53] is 2.2.5 in the ppa? [01:53] oh, good for you .. [01:53] why? [01:53] because 2.2.5 is working fine for me [01:53] 2.2.6 has bugs [01:53] go look yourself please, i am not your screenreader [01:53] lol [01:54] k i see gns3-gui2.2.5~disco1 [01:54] seems promising [01:54] so just "sudo apt-get install gns3-gui2.2.5~disco1" ? [01:55] i am new to linux [01:55] because if i do "sudo apt-get install gns3-gui" it will install the 2.2.6 [01:55] version [01:56] iKarus987: Ubuntu 19.04 ended support and is no longer supported here. Update your Ubuntu version to continue receiving help here please [01:57] huh 19.04? [01:57] i am on 18.04 [01:57] !disco | iKarus987 [01:57] iKarus987: Ubuntu 19.04 (Disco Dingo) was the 30th release of Ubuntu, support ended January 2020. see !eol and https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/2020-January/005263.html [01:57] mixing disco packages and bionic is a bad idea, grab the one from your first url? [01:57] iKarus987: You just said you were seeing packages for disco [01:57] you won't get updates [01:58] ohh my [01:58] okay i have ubuntu 18.04 LTS [01:59] do i really need to update [01:59] to get updates ? [01:59] to 19.04 [01:59] I'm fearing I might have to return to Windows to utilize the power of my laptop. [01:59] no, you won't get updates for gns3 [01:59] if revert back to 2.2.5 [01:59] you mean [02:00] I'm about to install ubuntu again (instead of debian + xfce) and see how it goes. :P [02:00] yes [02:00] i dont care [02:00] i like 2.2.5 [02:00] so how do i go back to 2.2.5 [02:00] :( "sudo apt-get install gns3" will only install 2.2.6 [02:01] build it yourself from github [02:01] ohh i guess there is first time for everything [02:35] why does pulseaudio constantly run at 2-3% CPU usage? My uptime is 32 days and my pulseaudio has taken almost 33 hours of CPU time. [02:35] Even without audio playing. [02:37] sounds good to me? [02:37] are there any errors in dmesg? [02:40] pulseaudio errors in dmesg? not that I've seen. [02:40] my dmesg is full of UFW BLOCK messages since I've enabled gufw :( === ricardo_ is now known as [rg] [02:49] <[rg]> what handles the software store admin? [02:49] <[rg]> I want to change that and the software updates policy [02:51] softwarecenter is closed source, iirc [02:51] updates policy, unattended settings in/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades [02:52] and some more, https://libre-software.net/ubuntu-automatic-updates/ [02:52] hello ! :) [02:52] someone knows if its possible to extend the timeout of an element in a set (with nft)? [02:54] <[rg]> thank you oerheks [03:06] Ubuntu bionic, someone added the KDE Neon apt repository to sources.list to get a newer version of Qt, but then a later "apt upgrade" upgraded more than that from neon, including base-files [03:06] now apps think the system is neon because of /etc/os-release >_> [03:06] yes, it is not ubuntu anymore.. [03:07] kubuntu uses backports. [03:07] I just noticed the version is "just" 10.1ubuntu2.8 -> 10.1ubuntu2.8+p18.04+git20200203.1028, it's *probably* safe to downgrade (if it had been 10->11 or something I'd be more worried) [03:22] hey guys, which system tray does Ubuntu use? [03:22] I think default gnome doesn't have a system tray [03:30] !info docker | monojamoon| [03:30] monojamoon|: docker (source: docker): transitional package. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.5-2 (eoan), package size 1 kB, installed size 9 kB [03:31] monojamoon|: In terminal ' apt show docker ' - is this what you seek ? [03:32] checking it [03:32] a moment please [04:50] I'm trying to get an older machine running (AMD FX-8320 in a Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3P) and so far I'm just booting off of the ubuntu install DVD (18.04.4) and it is failing to bring up the network via built in ethernet, ethernet card or wifi card. [04:51] Simonious_: wich chipset are they? [04:51] there is a realtek and an AMDtech, the wifi card isn't in there at the moment. [04:53] realtek chipsets can indeed be a bit flaky with some kernel versions [04:53] Simonious_: is it a recent iso with the HWE kernel? [04:54] lotuspsychje: today's, I also tried with last week's, same behavior. [04:55] Simonious_: if you say its an old chipset, i assume newer kernel might have issues with it, maybe an iso with kernel 4.15 could bypass this [04:55] Simonious_: dont you have a wifi dongle laying around to help you? [04:56] hmm, I do have a wifi card, but that failed too [04:56] and both NICs in the machine are failing [04:56] I feel like I'm missing something [04:56] I do have some other NICs [04:56] wich chipset is that wifi? [04:56] if its a broadcom drivers are on the install medium to use [04:56] RT3062F [04:57] ouch yeah [04:57] I also have an old 3Com card here [04:57] RT is also pretty picky on kernels sometimes [04:57] I haven't actually tried the 3com yet, may as well [04:58] Simonious_: yeah try to bypass the install with connection, and update to latest, might also help [04:58] what does that mean? I haven't started an install yet [04:59] meaning try out different network cards till you are connected [04:59] ahh [04:59] its usually a good idea to install updates during the setup [04:59] if the 3COM doesn't work, I'm gonna have to dig deep, I don't have any others out [04:59] right! [04:59] which is why I haven't started an install [04:59] at least in part [05:00] Simonious_: try to boot into a live before install, so we can see network related errors too [05:00] Simonious_: volunteers can help you better from a live, to see whats happening [05:00] ahh, I actually have 2 3com cards here after all, those always used to be pretty well supported [05:01] great [05:02] once system installed and up to date, we can also try to fix your internal cards [05:02] that would be good [05:03] I guess it doesn't much matter if I have to use a slot for a NIC though [05:03] If these 2 3COM cards don't take, I may just order something modern === beaver^ is now known as beaver [05:13] so strange, I mean it recognizes the NICs right there in the GUI network setup [05:13] but it fails to activate them [05:14] Simonious_: some cards might have a glitch there, you need to retry disconnect and connect [05:14] I guess one more 3COM card to try, but I feel like I'm missing something.. I'll try that before I reboot for the last card I guess [05:39] Hmm, well no luck with the 3COM cards, maybe I'll try grabbin a USB wifi dongle from my desk at work tomorrow or Monday [05:39] still super weird how it sees the NICs, but can't connect [05:43] Simonious_: spared off the cable ? [05:43] I have two cables connected to the switch now [05:43] one in each NIC [05:43] Simonious_: you sure you dont have other network troubles atm? [05:44] well.. I'm using the same switch to chat w/ you now [05:44] Simonious_: Reduce to simpler terms - bring the system up with but one NIC connected ? [05:45] that's where I started [05:45] Simonious_: that sounds weird, your network icon says connected but dont have internet? [05:45] no, it doesn't say connected [05:45] it fails to connect [05:46] oh [05:46] it shows the NICs [05:46] i see [05:46] i had those behaviours before on bionic setup on some card brands [05:46] first they show connected, then drop connection [05:46] these have never shown connected [05:47] ok [05:47] it's always: connect: network is unreachable [05:47] Simonious_: try to reach the live before install later, so we can debug [05:48] hmm? [05:48] live is booted now. [05:48] oh [05:48] Simonious_: journalctl -f from terminal, and see the errors while trying to connect [05:49] Simonious_: Run ' cat /etc/netplan/01-network-manager-all.yaml ' . is the render here shown "renderer: NetworkManager" ? ( step one) [05:50] lotuspsychje: lots going on there.. wish you could see it [05:50] Bashing-om: [05:50] Version: 2 [05:50] renderer: NetworkManager [05:51] Simonious_: check also: sudo lshw -C network and see at bottom if the driver= modules are loaded [05:51] lotuspsychje: I tried that one earlier, it's odd, it only works if I'm not sudo [05:53] Simonious_: "sudo lshw -C network >> broadcast=yes driver=8139too " <- my result. [05:54] yeah, I have that, standby [05:55] https://photos.app.goo.gl/TDxkv2v8AR5yWh3TA [05:56] tough to read, but the drivers are there [05:57] check if the journal logs say something about AP not connected or something [05:57] lotuspsychje: Simonious_ realtec. lotuspsychje to the rescue. [05:59] Simonious_: Take a moment and see if this is the driver you are working with: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2323786 . [05:59] https://photos.app.goo.gl/BYwZUzMYu7j5j2Y27 [06:00] going for breakfast first [06:00] Simonious_: hmm could it be a dhcp issue from your router/modem ? [06:01] I wonder. [06:01] try the cale yet from your current connection? [06:01] cable [06:01] like pull the plug on the one I'm talking with? [06:01] or reboot modem/router [06:01] yeah try [06:08] Simonious_: I have to run - you are in good hands with lotuspsychje. [06:13] I cannot seem to successfully apply an update to my firmware with fwupdmgr... I tried installing the snap store version and using that instead which got updates to actually seem like they're working, but each time I do that process and check updates again it says my firmware is the old version. :o [06:13] in a debian/ubuntu repository, what's the difference between dists and pool? like this: http://raspbian.raspberrypi.org/raspbian/ [06:13] there are packages in pool that are not in dists [06:17] fengshaun: try #raspbian? [06:21] tested cables.. have another PC plugged into main router and working, now testing a straight run back to the router [06:24] figured it out. dists has Packages file which points to actual packages in pool/ [06:32] network is working.. I have to troubleshoot exactly what was going wrong, but I think a kid knocked the router off the shelf and strained the cable end [06:33] turns out my desktop was sneaking onto the wifi and ignoring the wired connection [06:34] I have more troubleshooting to figure out, but I'll sort that out another day, for the moment it works and I can do the install. [06:34] lotuspsychje: thanks for the help [06:49] Why do some file type transfer faster than others? For instance mkv download slow. [06:50] robertparkerx: which transfer protocol? [06:51] welcome Simonious_ [06:51] ducasse ftp [06:52] multiple zip/rar or zip/rar seem to download faster [06:54] lots of things factor in to transfer speed when transferring files from point A to point B, including but not limited to, internet speed, geographical location and infrastructure [06:54] just exercise patience when downloading large files [06:56] lets keep discussions out of the support channel tatertots [07:33] #linuxmint [08:14] is there a way to get the full path of a file in nautilus? [08:14] maybe right click "get absolute path" something like that? [08:46] ? can you make a shortcut on windows and have that shortcut on ubuntu? [08:47] theborger: what are you trying to achieve ultimately? [08:48] EriC^: iwant to access a folder on windows in nix [08:48] kind of stupid lol. ill just mount the drive in nix [08:49] :D === arch1mede0 is now known as arch1mede === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [09:10] hey I noticed I can use ctrl+. to open a emoji window. However that doesn't work in a lot of places like WhatsDesk app I installed for whatsapp or in firefox [09:11] pyzozord: that's app related, not ubuntu related, i guess [09:12] MonkeyDust: could be, but I guess my question is "how can I make emojis in ubuntu always, despite the app" [09:14] hi [09:16] What's the development phase of Ubuntu 20.04? [09:16] is actually beta or RC? [09:18] !20.04 [09:18] 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. [09:29] hey guys trying to mount a win share. I can get it if i used username and password on command line. but if i try to do the "/etc/win-cred" i get a perms issue [09:30] following this guide https://websiteforstudents.com/mount-windows-10-share-on-ubuntu-18-04-16-04/ [09:36] this is what is in dmesg [09:36] [33771.216312] No dialect specified on mount. Default has changed to a more secure dialect, SMB2.1 or later (e.g. SMB3), from CIFS (SMB1). To use the less secure SMB1 dialect to access old servers which do not support SMB3 (or SMB2.1) specify vers=1.0 on mount. [09:36] [33771.218544] Status code returned 0xc000006d STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE [09:36] [33771.218558] CIFS VFS: Send error in SessSetup = -13 [09:36] [33771.218608] CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -1 === Groar is now known as Groar_ === Groar_ is now known as Groar [09:52] I can not reach my bios settings. When googling I find out that in windows there are problem reaching bios settings when "fastboot" is enabled. Is it the same for Ubuntu (kde neon based on ubuntu 18:04)? [09:54] HaJones: try sudo dmidecode | more [09:55] MonkeyDust ok what to look for? [09:55] HaJones: depends on what you want to find [09:56] I just what to get in to my bios settings :) [09:56] I have enabled fastboot. [09:56] That would be a problem on windows machines but since Im single booting linux I wonder if it is the same for linxu [10:00] I am looking to run Elastic's Auditbeat in the ubuntu:19.10 docker container but get "stat /sys/kernel/debug/tracing/kprobe_events: no such file or directory". Is there a way to build an ubuntu image which has the tracing enabled? [10:02] MonkeyDust What do I look for? I would like to get into bios settings. I can pastebin the output from demidecode if it would help. [10:04] HaJones: just looked it up, there's seems no way to achieve that [10:04] MonkeyDust you mean that fastboot is not a problem for linux machines ? [10:05] Or any way to debug why root gives "mount: /sys/kernel/debug: permission denied." [10:05] HaJones: i looked up how to enter bios settings, am not familiar with fastboot [10:06] MonkeyDust ok so no way of getting in to bios what you found out? [10:07] HaJones: correct [10:08] MonkeyDust when I reboot I get an image of the desktop as I left it before the reboot. That means that the desktop either is written to hdd or some part of linux is not really rebooting. Is this the same for you? [10:09] The problem with fastboot is that you can not reach bios on a windows machine if it is enabled since a part of the os is suspended in to ram or hdd or something like that. [10:10] but that is windows. [10:10] perhaps linux has implemented the same schema for quicker boot. [10:19] Hiyas all [10:23] HaJones: looks like you didnt really reboot, but hibernated the system [10:44] Does anyone know how to view print statements or logs written by a cron task? [10:46] multifractal: not with a cron task, but you can try the 'watch' command, to see changes with intervals [10:51] Hello. Can someone recommend a sane way to deal with it? - https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/1286910 [10:51] Launchpad bug 1286910 in unity (Ubuntu) "Lock screen uses last active window's language instead of default keyboard language" [Medium,Confirmed] [10:56] Is possible to config apt to use only https (443) ? [11:00] You wouldn't hit repos that are http only [11:04] sixwheeledbeast: that's fine. I already change at sources.list from http to https, but no success [11:05] you need apt-transport-https IIRC ? [11:06] sixwheeledbeast: I already have it, yes [11:08] Err:1 https://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu eoan InRelease Could not connect to archive.ubuntu.com:443 [11:10] does archive.ubuntu.com have 443? [11:13] sixwheeledbeast: seems it doesn't [11:13] that's what I was thinking [11:13] you'd have to find a mirror that does [11:14] Is there any way to get the mirrors list ? [11:23] I think I found one, but not for security packages :> [11:25] nevermind, works as well :) [11:40] Hello I got an error that says "Ubuntu 19.10 has experienced an internal error" from /usr/bin/gnome-shell [11:41] I've been told before I may be having a failing hard drive, but I Am wondering if this is connected to it [11:47] I see it might be a popular recent bug, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1866222 [11:47] Launchpad bug 1866222 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu) "GNOME Shell crashed with signal 11" [Undecided,Incomplete] [12:10] I think I may have found a bug (and a workaround). I'm looking for someone else to check it out. Set up a dark theme for Gnome. Set Chrome to use GTK+. See the dark background/dark text bug on suggestions for text boxes... [12:11] Hi. What exactly should I look for if "mini-dinstall -v --batch" tells me "mini-dinstall [140499871676160] WARNING: Skipping "/mnt/shared/packages/pbuilder/archive/mini-dinstall/incoming/buildah_1.14.5~74_amd64.changes"; upload incomplete", but dput previoulsy told me everything had been uploaded? [12:11] Workaround: Launch Chrome with --force-dark-mode and re-check it. You will see light text on dark background. [12:11] BUT: Once someone has tried this, I found an odd way to launch Chrome that doesn't respect .desktop files. [12:12] The not respecting .desktop files is either an Unbuntu bug or a Debian bug, I'm not sure which. [12:13] The rest of it is a Chromium bug, I know that. And I will submit it there. [12:29] StevenJayCohen: we cant file bugs against chrome as its not on the ubuntu repos, you can for chromium though [12:31] That isn't the issue. Once you see that works, I can explain the Ubuntu specific issue. [12:32] lotuspsychje: Using search to launch Chrome behaves 1 way and using the dash to launch Chrome behaves differently [12:32] StevenJayCohen: then feel free to file the ubuntu bug about this? [12:32] This means that the Dash is not respecting the .desktop files for launching purposes [12:32] Yes, I found it using Chrome, but the issue is global (not limited to 1 app) [12:33] lotuspsychje: I am looking for someone here to confirm that I have it right. That there is an error. [12:35] StevenJayCohen: its not bug #1732482 that you have? [12:35] bug 1732482 in chromium-browser (Ubuntu) "[snap] doesn't properly save desktop files for "create shortcuts" action" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1732482 [12:36] checking [12:38] No. Not using Chromium. And .desktop files ARE getting created. The issue is launching ANY app from search respects flags in the .desktop while launching the very same app from the Dash (Favorite) does NOT respect the flags set within the .desktop file. [12:39] right [12:39] Can get the same result using any app that has a flag like --fullscreen etc. Searching for the app and launching will respect the flag. Launching from Favorites on the dash will NOT respect the fag written into the .desktop file. [12:40] So Favorites on the Dash are not using (respecting) the .desktop files. [12:40] 19.10 fresh install [12:44] StevenJayCohen: cant seem to find a bug related to that right away [12:45] lotuspsychje: That's why I was looking for a second person to confirm the bug before I submit it [12:45] lotuspsychje: Do you get the same behavior? [12:46] StevenJayCohen: im on 20.04 devel right now [12:47] lotuspsychje: The bug could still exist in 20.04. In fact, if it does, it is more important to check. [12:47] StevenJayCohen: what do you want me to test? [12:48] lotuspsychje: Yes, I would appreciate that. [12:49] lotuspsychje: Find any app that can take a flag at startup (like --fullscreen) [12:49] add that flag to the .desktop file [12:49] launch the app from a search using the Super Key (should respect the flag) [12:49] add the app to the Favorites on the dash [12:50] launch from Dash (If bug exists: it WON'T respect the flag you set previously) [13:08] Is there much difference between 18.04 and 18.04.4? [13:09] jeffmr: software is up to date [13:10] ok === xnaas9 is now known as xnaas [13:26] How do I implement a system-wide proxy without using environment variables? It doesn't really work with most apps [13:27] I'm trying to do this using a socks proxy [13:31] jelly: as far as I know, 18.04.X basically contains updates till a certain date [13:32] it only happens with LTS versions [13:33] Each point release also includes an optional update to the kernel and display server === Newfangled__ is now known as Newfangled [13:52] HexChat Friends list. I know I should be able to add friends based on the text-string with the @ in it, instead of simply using the nick. In order to let Hexchat recognise people even if they change their nick a bit. But I cannot figure out how to get this to work. Am I simply mistaken? If not, what is the exact syntax / method to achieve this? [13:53] I realise this might be off-topic, but Hexchat is one of the ubuntu IRC packages. And the #Hexchat channel has not given any result. [14:05] Bergcube: I don't use Hexchat but I assume it's *!*@string - but #hexchat is a working channel [14:07] Thanks, Kon. Yes, I know. I posted there a few hours ago, so I guess it's sunday there as well. [14:11] I have some problem: I just installed neon kde, basically kubuntu, where / is on an btrfs partition and I have also a 550mb efi partition (fat32). On my first reboot after removing my pendrive with the image I get grub> promt. ls reveals (hd3,msdos1)/ efi/ and (hd3,msdos5) @/ @home. all other ls responds to unknown filesystem. what to do? Does not GRUB recognize btrfs? [14:19] HaJones: neon is not supported here, try #kde-neon [14:20] ducasse: The support channel is #kde-neon-users [14:20] ducasse: I thought it was more or less an ubuntu flavor. [14:21] Kon- ok, thanks [14:21] !derivatives | HaJones [14:21] HaJones: The Ubuntu channels can only provide support for Ubuntu and its official flavors, since other distributions and derivatives have repository and software changes. So please use their dedicated support venues, for example: Linux Mint (#linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org), Kali Linux (#kali-linux), and LXLE (#lxle) [14:21] HaJones: Neon ships with some different defaults and different versions of things. Most notably an updated Qt which is kind of a big deal [14:22] It's like coming into #debian and asking for Kubuntu support [14:25] Kon- ok I get it. sorry. [14:25] No worries, just explaining why things are as they are [14:26] :) [14:27] amazoniantoad: set the proxy as the default gateway? [14:27] nm.. that wont work [14:42] Is there a list of all dbus services which have been started since boot? [14:43] omega_doom: this might be the answer you are looking for? https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/46309 [14:46] pragmaticenigma: not really. It shows only active services. I need all services that have beed started since boot. Some can be not active now. === tuxiano_ is now known as tuxiano [15:14] amazoniantoad: You might be able to setup a network tunnel locally, that goes through a proxy service, then setup your machine to route all traffic to that tunnel [15:23] Hi folks, i am testing Ubuntu 20.04, before reporting a bug i want to make sure i am right, i have the all dark theme setup, but i noticed notification drop down, settings drop down and the authentication popup are white and not using the dark theme. [15:24] is that expected [15:24] dh-tech: Support and questions only in #ubuntu+1 [15:24] for 20.04 [15:24] Ok thank you, sorry about that [15:26] hi all [15:53] Hello! Im having issues installing Ubuntu on an old laptop, anyone willing to help me a bit? [15:55] !ask [15:55] 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 [15:56] model of laptop and your issue will help [15:57] i need to install java on ubuntu 18.04 but i cant get it. seems like the packages are removed? [15:58] sudo apt install oracle-java11-installer nor sudo apt install oracle-java11-installer-local is working [15:59] anybody knows how i could install it? even created a oracle account and downloaded jdk-11.0.6_linux-x64_bin.tar.gz manually but dont know what to do with it :/ [16:00] I have an old laptop (HP Compaq 8510p) and I have downloaded and Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS and flashed it to a USB. I can boot from the USB and get to the install screen, but when I press install I cannot choose on what drive to install, it just starts the process. When it is done, I can click on Live Session User, but it doesnt really work. It like the [16:00] OS has been installed on the USB or something. Any idea on what to do here? I have tried to format the USB drive and flash the OS on there again, but same issue. [16:00] also apt-get install default-jre returns only E: Package 'default-jre' has no installation candidate [16:06] !info openjdk11 [16:06] Package openjdk11 does not exist in eoan [16:06] !find openjdk [16:06] Found: openjdk-11-dbg, openjdk-11-doc, openjdk-11-jdk, openjdk-11-jdk-headless, openjdk-11-jre, openjdk-11-jre-headless, openjdk-11-source, nvidia-openjdk-8-jre, openjdk-11-demo, openjdk-11-jre-dcevm (and 32 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=openjdk&searchon=names&suite=eoan§ion=all [16:06] openjdk-11-jdk it is [16:06] one could easily find it on launchpad or the !java factoid [16:12] knik: does everything work from the live-image as in don't install "try ubuntu" [16:13] oerheks: 'apt-get install openjdk-11-dbg' is not working. what i am supposed to do? [16:13] the dbg symbols? [16:13] braindead_: openjdk-11-jre if you are ok with openjdk [16:14] look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Debug%20Symbol%20Packages for the howto [16:14] interesting why you need dbg [16:14] sudo apt install openjdk-11-jre isnt working either on my side, sixwheeledbeast [16:14] that was probably a mistake of mine oerheks [16:15] isn't working how? [16:15] https://pastebin.com/8bn0pQyM [16:16] sorry, no JS enabled, use paste.ubuntu.com please [16:16] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/bxfnKsBzWR/ [16:16] that's not what I typed [16:17] same for openjdk-11-jre [16:17] i also tried the suggested 'oracle-java11-installer-local' [16:18] root@user and your calling sudo ? [16:19] its a lxc thats why i am root. normally on ubunutu i need to sudo all the time so it was just muscle memory [16:19] but it is not changing the output [16:19] whenever i run bleachbit my free memory drops to 1% (approx 320 MB) - anyone know why? i have 32 GB of memory [16:20] knik: what kind of harddisk in your system? [16:21] Its a Toshiba OCZ TR200 [16:21] 140gb [16:22] knik: sata or nvme/m2 ? [16:22] This is the what happends - https://i.imgur.com/6OAoABP.jpg [16:22] sata [16:22] knik: didnt you say you reach till partitioning screen? [16:23] no, never reach there. I press Install Ubuntu and the installation processes just starts. [16:23] knik: ah, did you try nomodeset? [16:24] No, Ill try that straight away [16:24] !nomodeset | knik [16:24] knik: Systems with certain graphics chipsets may not boot properly out of the box. "Temporarily Add a Kernel Boot Parameter for Testing" as discussed at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters to add the "nomodeset" parameter there. [16:24] anybody has a ubuntu 18.04 test vm or lxc and want to test to install java there? [16:24] knik: at boot logo, try also F1 for textboot, see where it hangs for errors [16:24] knik, looks oke, let it go , and it might take some time.. sata1 hdd, lower speed than new machines. [16:25] braindead_, you should have mentioned lxc with your first question [16:25] !lxc [16:25] LXC containers can be used to run isolated Linux systems with less overhead than a VM. https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/lxc.html and https://linuxcontainers.org/ [16:26] oerheks thats the issue you say? [16:26] different approach than a desktop/server, sure [16:27] ok, i wasnt aware of that. i [16:27] 'll test it on a vm then [16:28] export http_proxy=http://proxy:3128 // export https_proxy=https://proxy:3128 // first ... https://www.unix.com/proxy-server/254132-installation-jdk-lxc-container-host-behind-proxy.html [16:45] I was trying to increase my partition size with Gparted, but I got a black screen and the process of moving the partition failed. Now I can't boot to Ubuntu and have no idea how to solve this. What is the best way to start finding a fix? [16:46] BernardoSilva: repartition and restore from backup [16:47] I'm not sure if I have a backup. I'm currently on a live USB boot, how do I check that? [16:50] if you have no backup of your data, it is not important; re-install. btw, did you run gparted from the installed system, and tried to edit partitions in use? [16:52] I ran gparted from the live usb. I needed to shrink windows partition (that was before the ubuntu partition) and move back the ubuntu one. I have tried to re-install but I get a warning saying there is no EFI partition and, when I create one, I get another warning saying that two file systems have the same mout point (windows efi and this new efi I [16:52] created) [16:54] Hi, I'm trying to use a specific interface for Dynamic DNS from Dynu.com and I am using DDClient. So far I juwt uses WLAN0 for everything even if I specifiy an interface to ppp0 it still only uses the WLAN0 interface. How can I change this? [16:54] BernardoSilva, oke, with UEFI, i would let windows itself do the shrinking. [16:57] oerheks The shrinking itself was successful, I think it was when moving Ubuntu partition that the screen went to sleep mode and I couldn't wake it so I had to force quit [16:59] Gparted is showing some warnings on all windows partitions, should I try to fix that or is it normal?They mostly say gparted was unable to read file system [17:03] definity: ddclient has nothing to do with interfaces, whatever network is up, this is what it will use. https://www.dynu.com/DynamicDNS/IPUpdateClient/DDClient [17:05] Im doing the install with nomodeset and get one error so far: drm:radeon_init - No UMS Support in radeon module. The screen was black with only a cursor on there sometimes. After this, I got to this screen again (Still havent been able to get to a partitioning screen)(https://i.imgur.com/qXEFBSu.png). When I press Live Session User the computer [17:05] reboots and I get back to the Live Session User screen. Stuck in a circle. lotuspsychje [17:06] knik, i think, looking at the specs, your videocard is way too old for ubuntu ( gnome3).. try a lighter version, xubuntu or lubuntu [17:07] Okay, I will try that. Thanks oerheks [17:07] pavlos: Oh thanks. I 2 have 2 connections to the internet but it is only showing up for 1 of them which is why i asked. [17:09] knik: maybe ubuntu-mate [17:11] wiki pages show that laptop worked fine with ubuntu back in 2007 [17:11] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/Old/HPCompaq8510p [17:12] that was the gnome2 era .. [17:13] hence me suggesting mate [17:13] i know a lots changed [17:14] surely ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600 is not going to do 3d effects and youtube === BernardoSilva86 is now known as BernardoSilva [17:37] why if i change a language layout with setxkbmap then i cannot return it back again by language toggle button? [17:44] hi, in network manager is there a way to get it to ignore wifi networks if it's already got mobile data? [17:44] it's doing my nut in that my laptop keeps trying to jump onto the "free wifi" at the cafe across the road when I'm using 4G [17:47] You can set priority for network connections AFAIK === nt0_ is now known as nt0 [18:26] Hey everybody !! Anyone available for a little help regarding installing ubuntu ? Its a little brief help it wont take over 1 minute or 2 !! :) [18:26] !ask [18:26] 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 [18:26] ok !! [18:26] so [18:28] v_lens: keep the question in one line [18:28]