[00:00] Sven_vB, That last one gives me "apb 3301 2869 0 Mar03 ? 00:01:21 nautilus -n" [00:01] Sven_vB, I should just be able to kill that one... I don't think I use it other than rare occasions? [00:02] * apb1963 waits for more info [00:02] hello there [00:02] I have an issue [00:03] I use audacity, but somewhat don't recognize my mic plugged on console neither my turntable... [00:06] well killing nautilus didn't clean up the artifact. === benfrancis4 is now known as benfrancis [00:31] apb1963, those windows seem a bit wide for a "line". maybe a screenshot could help indeed. [00:46] hello! [00:49] does anybody knows why a fresh mongodb installation might be periodically droppping collections on a ubuntu 18.04 server? === skookum6 is now known as skookum [01:01] f3r70rr35f, ask in mondodb === zbenjamin is now known as Guest80982 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin === krytarik is now known as kryten === Sparra is now known as FuzzBuzza === nt0__ is now known as nt0 [02:26] So the ubuntu-mate channel is dead I'm just going to ask this here instead if thats ok [02:27] how does one backup any thing I've added to the panels such as application lunches, application menu layout, and all three panel [02:28] I'm sure its in the home folder which I already backup just wanted to know where as my mate panels will just disappear sometimes with no rhyme or reason and setting them up from stretch is a pain [02:30] where can I see about my issue. I have sound, but audacity doesn't recorecognize anything [02:33] AgusLinux so audacity is only application that can't play an audio file? [02:34] Can't record [02:35] Doesn't recognize my plugged mic on console neither my turntable [02:35] oh sorry I was thinking of Audacious [02:35] make and model of your mic? [02:38] doesn't understand timyp about make... [02:39] manufacture of your microphone [02:39] The mic is a behringer super cardioid xm1800s [02:41] do you this mic listed in step 3 here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AudioCapture [02:42] check both System Settings and Audacity sections as outlined in the doc [02:42] Thanks timyp [02:42] I'll see [03:05] whats the best irc client for ubuntu? [03:08] Depends on your preferences, and #ubuntu isn't really a poll channel. That said: hexchat for GUI, weechat for command-line. [03:10] thank you [03:22] I'm trying to debug an application and, in a very simple Makefile, turned on the -g switch for gcc. I get a successful link... but when trying to debug the program I get a large number of CRC mismatch errors. [03:24] for example: "libcrypto.so.1.1.debug does not match libcrypto.so.1.1" [03:24] "(CRC mismatch)" [03:31] I hadn't ever seen this behavior before... but it looks like adding '-g' appends a ".debug' to the name of the libraries loaded by the application. [03:32] The linker is complaining about a crc mismatch between the .debug and non-.debug libraries. [03:36] Now that I've let that bit of information percolate in my head... I'm not expecting to debug the libraries that the linker pulled in so I ..might.. think it was safe to ignore the warnings. [03:40] hello [03:40] is this the place for asking questions about linux ? [03:51] ericrajuin: no, ##linux would be. *this* (#ubuntu) is a place for asking support questions about ubuntu linux. === Grldfrdom_ is now known as Grldfrdom === Grldfrdom is now known as Grldfrdom_ [04:01] hello [04:01] hello Is there a way to set usb boot without legacy bios? there is no option for usb in bios [04:03] !isitout [04:03] It's not out yet! Come visit #ubuntu-release-party and hang out. Don't forget your party hat! [04:03] maum: "without legacy bios", so it's uefi? [04:04] i'm pretty sure most if not all uefi implementations support usb booting [04:04] not uefi [04:05] then i don't know what you're trying to do, i guess, and may need a better explanation. [04:06] the windows has broken [04:06] I need to recover it [04:06] there is no cd for os [04:07] and I have only choice usb [04:08] I installed plop util but while I was installing ubuntu. it has broken so I need to set usb boot. but the bios has no option for usb [04:09] woeusb is a third party software for ubuntu (and other linux distros) which can write a windows installer ISO image to a USB stick so that it is bootable. [04:12] even though I make ubuntu or windows iso bootable usb, I cannot boot from usb because bios doesn't support it [04:14] which hardware is this? [04:15] the spec is sony vaio vgn-fj75l [04:18] maum: see if you can find some documentation on how to boot off usb here https://www.sony.co.kr/electronics/support/laptop-pc-vgn-series/vgn-fj75l [04:18] (or how to restore the pre-installed OS) [04:18] the recovery partition also broken === nt0_ is now known as nt0 [04:32] maum: On boot priority section enable "external boot". [04:32] I tried it but it is not working [04:33] "external boot" also needs to be before the hdd in the boot priority list [04:34] ithe external device was set to enable [04:57] uhhh this wifi card is nightmare [04:58] can someone tell me what version of file i shuld take from debian repo https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=firmware-b43legacy-installer [05:01] halcyforn: none if you run ubuntu, which this channel is about. [05:03] then how i can take from the wizzard chat legacy version of driver to my broadcom all instructions what i found for ubuntu and mints dont work, probably because this is revision 2 chip, only in debian wiki say i need legacy version of driver thats why i ask i dont found legacy package for ubuntu [05:05] which ubuntu version are you running, what's the output for lspci -knn | grep -EA3 '(Network|Ethernet) controller' | nc termbin.com 9999 [05:07] https://termbin.com/uqvf for now lubuntu 19.10 [05:07] yesterday intalled [05:07] 4th distro what cant run this wifi card [05:08] and the conclusion of that is? [05:09] nopthing this laptop must work no other options [05:10] did you try installing the driver using "ubuntu-driver", yet? [05:10] yes [05:10] and then what happened? [05:10] nothing [05:11] wi fi dont work [05:11] try methotds with purge drivers the same [05:11] thats why i think try use debian driver [05:11] what's the output of ubuntu-drivers devices [05:12] and what's the output of ubuntu-drivers list [05:12] !paste | halcyforn [05:12] halcyforn: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [05:12] termbin is also fine [05:14] https://pastebin.com/LP3pTtjy [05:15] this driver dont work anyway [05:16] is there an improved `tree` command which lets me ignore subdirectories instead of entire directories (ideally by pattern; similar to gnu `find`'s `-path` option)? [05:16] or perhaps it's possible to do this with the standard `tree` command, but idk how [05:17] it'd be nice to list the directories I'm ignoring, just not their contents [05:20] halcyforn: i would install the driver using "sudo ubuntu-drivers install" then disable the other driver using "sudo modprobe -r b43 ssb wl brcmfmac brcmsmac bcma" and enable the wl one using "sudo modprobe wl" [05:22] halcyforn: the reason this can be difficult to get working is bad vendor support for linux. [05:23] for broadcom, for this (and a lot of other) chipset. [05:23] *by broadcom [05:23] last time when i have problem with broadcom i have second destroyed laptop an swap wi fi cards [05:23] now i dont have [05:24] but only debian say for rev 02 i need legacy driver [05:25] ok done your instructions now restart ? [05:26] there wouldn't be a need to restart, no [05:26] then still dont work [05:26] does this now show that the BCM4312 is using the wl module? lspci -knn | grep -EA3 '(Network|Ethernet) controller' | nc termbin.com 9999 [05:27] ahem actually it was also saying so earlier. [05:28] https://termbin.com/cea7 [05:29] rfkill | nc termbin.com 9999 [05:30] https://termbin.com/t987 [05:31] halcyforn: rfkill unblock all [05:32] oopsie [05:34] https://termbin.com/n2w1 [05:34] halcyforn: actually this thing is blocked by a hardware switch apparently. could also be a bios setting. [05:35] ok i look now [05:35] or maybe it should be this way, i'm not really sure, i'm afraid. [05:35] ok i back for moment [05:35] if you look at https://termbin.com/t987 there's the "hp-wifi" device which is hard blocked, but there's also the "brcmwl-0" which is not blocked [05:36] ideally you'd only have the latter, but i've seen this before, it seems to be common on HP [05:41] ok [05:41] bios have no options [05:45] tomreyn on few forums repair was change driver from bcm because errors in kernels before 3.19 [05:45] you're not running a kernel before 3.19, though [05:47] yeach but maybe this error was not fixed, there was write he hope they fix it in kernel 3.19 [05:48] anyway if i remember linux kernel have some cleanings after intel hack procesor thing [05:48] halcyforn: What model laptop do you have? [05:48] you should ignore anything not referring to kernel 5.x and to different ubuntu versions while looking for a solution for this [05:49] hp pavilion 9500 athlon x2 1,8 ghz geoforce 7150m, 2 gb ram 120 gb hdd [06:02] hmm [06:03] ubuntu have legacy drivers for nvidia ? maybe i must install better drtivers for chipset to enable this wifi card [06:09] uhhh what now this laptop must work. and this who use itd dont have wire connection [06:14] you can always buy a separate usb connected wifi device [06:26] uhhh [06:30] ok can you tell me how should look instalation and enable driwer ndiswrapper [06:41] halcyforn: Do not. Do not use ndiswrapper. Seriously, just don't. [06:42] what else left ? [06:42] this thing have xp drivers [06:43] and linux drivers dont work [06:44] halcyforn: Look at page 14 of this PDF: http://www.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01951704.pdf it shows you where the wireless disabling switch is on your laptop (labeled with the number 4). [06:45] yep is on [06:46] blue light [06:46] the same was on windows [06:46] if is orange/red wifi is off [06:47] before i install linux on windows everything work [06:47] in this switch setting [06:47] halcyforn: You're still having problems with the Broadcom b43 wifi ? [06:48] yes [06:49] thats why i think about use ndiswrapper [06:56] halcyforn: Do you still have Windows installed? Does the wireless card still work there? [06:57] i dont have [06:57] i must delete windows to install linux 120 gb hdd [06:57] and vista ultimate 64 bit ate 80 % ram [07:00] but this card work normal before install linux [07:00] maybe is lock this was buisness laptop [07:01] halcyforn: Please run "rfkill | nc termbin.com 9999" to pastebin the output of rfkill, *then* switch the wifi kill switch to the off position, then run "rfkill | nc termbin.com 9999" again to pastebin the new output, then switch the wifi switch back on, then run "rfkill | nc termbin.com 9999" a third time. Post all three termbin links for us to view. [07:05] https://termbin.com/el2z https://termbin.com/g5f4 https://termbin.com/6o7lo [07:09] halcyforn: "lsmod | nc termbin.com 9999" [07:10] https://termbin.com/fkp1 [07:14] halcyforn: Does the wireless light change at all when you change the switch? [07:15] nope [07:15] on mx liux he change color [07:15] on lubuntu no [07:17] dont tell me i must opent this nightmare laptop [07:17] halcyforn: sudo modprobe -r hp-wmi && sudo modprobe hp-wmi [07:19] halcyforn: Does running that get your wifi working? [07:19] hmm option for wifi is disabled now i cant click it [07:20] its gray [07:22] halcyforn: A reboot will get you back to where you were, for whatever that's worth. I'm stumped for today :( [07:23] halcyforn: It would be interesting to see the output of "lsmod" from a working mx linux system (even a LiveUSB) to compare to lsmod from Ubuntu. [07:24] halcyforn: did we see your dmesg in a paste yet? [07:26] Hello [07:27] I can install a SQUID proxy but is there any easy way to get a hidemyass-like interface? Just navigate there in my web browser and log in? [07:29] ok back to normal [07:29] now can you tell me whatswrong if i want use this wrapper [07:30] henstepl: squid does not come with a web interface afaik [07:30] does a different one come to mind? i'm not sure what i would google [07:31] you need to edit the config file in a text editor [07:33] No, I mean something like hidemyass dot com. Where you kinda bypass the usual proxy setup stuff [07:33] And just kinda click here to hide my ass [07:34] I'm having some issues with my sounds. When I use the headphones it comes out garbled and broken. If I check out the settings the test sounds work perfectly. [07:34] is possible to get full log from this operation "rfkill unblock all" [07:38] I found a relevant page, thanks for assistance [08:11] !details | melkor [08:11] melkor: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. [08:11] !details | melkor [08:16] My audio, when played through headphones is garbled. Without headphones it works fine. [08:16] Here is the output from pacmd list-sinks [08:17] https://bpaste.net/HMQQ [08:18] melkor: whats your ubuntu version and kernel version please? [08:19] 4.15.0-96-generic and ubuntu 18.04 [08:20] ok how to change drivers for wifi, i swap card to atheros [08:20] "azurewire" [08:20] halcyforn: please pastebin your dmesg [08:22] melkor: since when did your audio became disformed, did it work before? [08:22] https://termbin.com/ulu6 [08:23] lotuspsychje: I don't know, I don't use this computer often. Plus it only happens with headphones, the normal audio seems fine. [08:23] halcyforn: wich ubuntu version are you on please? [08:23] lubuntu 19.10 [08:24] halcyforn: your kernel version doesnt seem to match 19.10, is your system up to date? [08:25] nope just instaled from live usb stick yesterday downloaded [08:25] melkor: can you create a new user, and test headphones from there please? [08:25] or maybe is older kernel because this is old laptop [08:26] halcyforn: we would apreciate it, when asking ubuntu issues into the channel you update system first [08:26] halcyforn: did you insert a USB network device? I see " rndis_host 1-1:1.0 enp0s2f1u1: renamed from usb0 " [08:26] lotuspsychje: that's not exactly helpful when the system in question has no network! [08:26] phone is my network now [08:27] halcyforn: do you have a network cable to update your ssytem? [08:28] nope i sit in empty rooms on 14 days quarantine [08:28] internet is only my phone [08:29] ok i update system [08:29] halcyforn: did you try to install the broadcom drivers from your usb stick /pool dir? [08:29] now i dontr have broadcom [08:29] right [08:29] \i swap wi fi card [08:30] from another laptop [08:31] ok update start [08:31] !uptodate | halcyforn [08:31] halcyforn: To ensure you have all the latest known patches and security updates for your ubuntu installation, please update with the following command: `sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade`. See also !upgrades and !security; you may also need to run `apt full-upgrade`. [08:32] i run muon to update [08:32] ok great halcyforn [08:38] lotuspsychje: Same issue with a new user. [08:38] ok tnx for testing melkor [08:39] melkor: did you try another headphone, or test the same headphone in another device to test? [08:39] Two sets of headphones. [08:40] both scrambled? [08:40] The head phones work in other devices. [08:40] ok [08:40] melkor: can you pastebin your dmesg please [08:46] http://orangepalantir.org/files/dmesg-out.txt [08:47] macbook interesting [08:47] Yeah, they're a bit riddle with issues I find. [08:47] Whenever it wakes from suspend I'm pretty stoked. [08:51] melkor: pastebin: sudo lshw -C video && sudo lshw -C sound please === Bambus5 is now known as Bambus [08:55] https://bpaste.net/SN3Q [08:56] melkor: nvidia-smi to see wich nvidia driver version is active please? [08:58] NVIDIA-SMI 390.116 [08:58] melkor: ok that looks good [08:59] melkor: i have a few ideas you could test, is trying your headphone from a liveusb 18.04 with kernel 5.3 as a test to rule out its a kernel issue [08:59] hello friends [08:59] hope all well with everyone [09:00] ok updated and restarted [09:00] melkor: if thats the case, you could install the HWE kernel for bionic [09:01] melkor: another idea is try an nvidia driver version switch, to see if it influences [09:01] folks can I ask something? before there was in thunderbird plugin called clamav and the plugin checked the incoming mails for viruses [09:01] melkor: other issues in your dmesg i saw are acpi issues and thunderbolt issues [09:01] now there is no such plugin for the new veersions [09:02] but I get 60-70 mails / day and I can say that 20-25% are scam, fake, adds, malwares and viruses [09:02] ok how to instal setup this new wifi card [09:02] is there antivirus program for thunderbird or no? [09:03] halcyforn: pastebin: sudo lshw -C network && uname -a [09:07] https://pastebin.com/bx7ahgqd [09:08] halcyforn: ok kernel version is good now, but i only see your ethernetcard, no wifi inside at the moment? [09:09] is mounted [09:09] dont tell me this laptop have locked components in bios ........ [09:10] or dont support this wifi card [09:12] halcyforn: wich wifi chipset is this? [09:16] azurewire [09:16] ar5b95 [09:17] halcyforn: usb dongle? pci card? [09:17] pci card [09:17] this is from old asus with linux [09:17] halcyforn: pastebin your new dmesg please [09:19] https://termbin.com/4c01 [09:24] halcyforn: i see a lot of PCI stuff in your dmesg, i wonder if its related to your card not recognized... [09:24] maybe TJ- can see something in dmesg^ [09:25] halcyforn: checking HP website to see if they have newer bios versions could maybe help [09:25] i think here is worst scenario, bios have locked components an only the same can be installed. [09:26] hp dont have even drivers now for this laptop [09:26] Hello, I just upgraded to Ubuntu 20.04 (clean install) and am since experiencing network issues. [09:26] Is this the place to ask a question? [09:26] halcyforn: another idea could be setting your bios to defaults again, see if that helps [09:26] danjjl: #ubuntu+1 for 20.04 issues please [09:27] lotus bios only can set time and password + boot order nothing more [09:27] halcyforn: lotuspsychje I see several USB device errors; halcyforn can you pastebin "lspci -nn" [09:27] TJ-: halcyforn said he plugged an atheros device pci card [09:28] halcyforn: you may be correct that HP have a 'whitelist' of allowed PCI devices... HP has become worse than Microsoft/Apple/Google in trying to prevent owners doing what they choose with their own devices [09:28] https://termbin.com/gdpb [09:28] yeach if nothiong work i try unlock bios [09:29] there must be hidden key combination [09:29] halcyforn: no sign there; only the Ethernet port at "00:0a.0 Ethernet controller [0200]: NVIDIA Corporation MCP67 Ethernet [10de:054c] (rev a2)" [09:30] ok i move this card to second port and try [09:30] first bios === leion1 is now known as leion [09:39] Why apt sometime asks for confirmation of install and sometimes does so without it? (no -y switch) [09:41] Hamilton: it asks when it needs to install packages (dependencies of packages you ask for) not listed on the command line [09:42] Hi, in order to have the motherboard sensors correctly loaded (I like to know how my fans run), I need to load 0x8628 from it87. If I use "modprobe it87 force_id=0x8628", then it works. is the "force_id=0x8628" required, or I could just load it87? (is there an advantage of one of the two methods?) And why is it87 backlisted in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-watchdog.conf? Which is the best way to unbacklist it? (uncomment in the file?) [09:42] Are there any risk with unbacklisting it? [09:42] TJ-, ah so if sudo apt install xyz, and there is only a single xyz binary no dep, it doesn't ask [09:44] ok [09:44] whitelisted components ......... [09:46] only what left is run awake this broadcom [09:47] how do I tell which printer driver I am using (ubuntu 16.04)? printing is reeeeeally slow currently [09:47] I should be using 1.00.36 (driver2) apparently according to https://www.bchemnet.com/suldr/supported.html [09:48] lesshaste: use the CUPS web admin interface at http://localhost:631/ see Administration/Manage Printers [09:49] hmmm [09:49] ok start download another linux [09:53] sarnold, Hi, I found a way for my graphic cards (IGPU and dedicated). I forgot to check that the IGPU was not activated in bios after last update. After activating it, and updating the nvidia driver, I have an automatic mode which allows me to use the IGPU for display and the GPU for computing. Works fine for my use :). [09:55] @TJ- Wow, nice trick with CUPS web qdmin. Is there a config to disable this web interface? [09:55] ldsh: tnx for your feedback, we will pass the message to sarnold [09:56] vitalio: /etc/cups/cupsd.conf [09:57] @TJ- tnx [09:58] lotuspsychje, Thanks, I just saw he was marked as "away". So at the end I'm simply using prime. I also plugged the screens in the motherboard instead of the Graphic card, I don't exactly know if mandatory [10:03] TJ-, that's great but I can't see where you can tell which printer driver it is using [10:04] TJ-, It says Driver: Samsung M283x Series PXL (grayscale, 2-sided printing) [10:04] but that isn't telling me much is it? [10:05] . [10:06] lesshaste: in the Administration section the Manage option reports such thinhs I think [10:12] does anyone know whether the 20.04 netboot installation is going to support the new autoinstall mechanism, too? [10:26] I have a bit of spare time rn and a spare Kubuntu iso [10:26] how do I test it and submit a test report? [10:26] spare Kubuntu 20.04 Beta iso [10:32] hello guys. anyone here using Xubuntu? I've edited the file `usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/60-xubuntu.conf` to enable auto-login for my user long time ago (Xubuntu 19.10 from early beginning) and now I don't remember the default. could anyone post the default file so I can re-edit it again to remove the auto-login? [10:50] snowdin: join #ubuntu+1 and #ubuntu-quality please [10:50] Hi folks [10:50] hey BluesKaj [10:52] hi luna_ [11:14] these ^&*! snap packages. For a GUI snap should there be an accompanying freedesktop application.desktop file to launch it? [11:17] TJ-: its weird, some snaps hide the desktop file somewhere in another dir, think i had that with woeusb [11:17] it did not create an icon, so i had to go search for it oO [11:31] is it possible to reduce the size of initramds? [11:31] fldfld: kernel cleanup? [11:32] what is that? [11:32] lotuspsychje: looks possible it *should* be under $HOME/snap/$APP/current/.local/share/ with an ./applications/.$APP.desktop file - seems Xmind doesn't ship one [11:34] TJ-: tested installing, gnome spits out a warning indeed: desktop file does not contain exec field [11:34] TJ-: got a bug ID on that? [11:35] oh nvm its maintainers email [11:35] it has a desktop file? I see no file at all unless I'm looking on the wrong place! [11:36] TJ-: well gnome sees the icon in dash, but probably linked wrong [11:37] TJ-: and adding the icon to dock, does even nothing, no warning at all [11:38] TJ-: https://imgur.com/a/7p9MU2u [11:38] the orange icon [11:38] I'm looking to setup remote GDM access / login for my ubuntu box. What I'm looking for is a (mac) client that can open a connection (ssh tunnel first is fine) and then start a new gnome session for me to work in). What terms do I need to google for to get there? This is not a simple x11vnc setup (that shares my current x session). I'm a bit lost at [11:38] where to look for answers. [11:40] So you want a GUI on the mac? [11:40] anyone know how to change language in thunderbird? i have the respective language pack installed but can't find how to switch [11:41] Aleric: Yes. I connect and can full-screen my remote ubuntu box. [11:42] I think for a full desktop you MUST run an X server on your mac. What I found quickly that exists but costs money. I saw a question about a free X server for mac (didn't follow the link). [11:43] I also found this: https://uisapp2.iu.edu/confluence-prd/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=280461906 [11:43] I didn't read it. [11:43] That is.. I read the first paragraph :p [11:43] It is common for users of the Luddy School Linux systems to want to run graphical applications (such as matlab, mathematica, vivado, etc) on these Linux servers and display them on their local computers. This document details the steps required to do this using the IU Research Desktop (RED) as well as alternative options for Mac, Windows, and Linux systems. [11:44] Ok, so basically that points to: https://www.xquartz.org/ [11:44] The XQuartz project is an open-source effort to develop a version of the X.Org X Window System that runs on OS X. [11:44] end quote. I think you'll need that. [11:45] Aleric: yeah, I found that. Xquartz seems old. I think apple offers x11 as well. Okay, so I need a local X server and then I can connect. Cool. [11:45] Aleric: thanks! [11:53] Hi, as I understand I'm a victim of this kernel bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1872001 Things should be fixed when I'll upgrade to 20.04 on the 23 April (or few days later). Which could be the way to use the patched kernel before that date, without taking the risk to get more bugs? Upgrading to 20.04 even if it's not yet the release candidate? [11:53] Launchpad bug 1872001 in linux (Ubuntu) "5.3.0-46-generic - i915 - frequent GPU hangs / resets rcs0" [Undecided,Confirmed] [11:54] Or maybe there is a way to use the new kernel alone? [12:03] I'm trying to install the latest Ubuntu LTS on Virtual Box. During install I cannot click inside any of the input fields on the "Who are you?" page. If I do ctrl+alt+f6 I can switch to a shell login where I can type normally. Anyone know of an issue that might cause this? [12:03] ldsh: Just compile one yourself [12:03] Linux sean 5.6.3-lowlatlocxhci #1 SMP PREEMPT Sun Apr 12 12:05:11 CEST 2020 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [12:03] The only problem with the "Just" is that this is extremely bad documented, but I figured it out :). [12:05] Aleric, Ok, I'll have a look on that ;). These hangs are quite annoying, I can't work efficiently with them. Thanks! [12:05] sc0tt2: details are important, there are 2 supported LTS releases and 1 in beta. With so many options it's important to be specific [12:05] ldsh: I'll paste the commands [12:05] hold on [12:08] pragmaticenigma: 18.04.4 [12:08] ldsh: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/bdXhWByhRd/ [12:09] sc0tt2: I recently installed Ubuntu 18.04.4, I did not encounter that issue, however I was also using the mini.iso installation method [12:10] ldsh: oh, you also need all the dependencies... well, you can find that somewhere else. [12:10] without the build deps it won't compile of course [12:10] Aleric, Oh, quite neat set of commands. [12:10] sc0tt2: I have encountered it with other distribution installations, and find that sometimes it just requires waiting for a bit for the screen to activate. If you switch back to the GUI does it work? [12:11] pragmaticenigma: no, it's responsive to the mouse but not the keyboard [12:11] Install the build deps of some older kernel - any will I think. [12:11] even 4.x [12:11] will do* [12:11] Aleric, I should get the dependency with this I guess (If I don't already have) sudo apt-get install build-essential libncurses-dev bison flex libssl-dev libelf-dev [12:12] Aleric, Why 5.6.3 and not 5.6.4 ? [12:12] That was the last I compiled, if .4 is out you can use that. [12:14] Aleric, Ok, makes sense :) [12:14] ldsh: oh - I pasted something wrong.. You have to remove the '--reference linux-stable-git' [12:15] I have the kernel checkout in linux-stable-git - using a --reference this way you can make multiple checkouts saving about 1GB for each. [12:15] but if you only need one kernel, then I guess you don't need that :p [12:19] Aleric, Ok, I'll remove that part of the git checkout [12:20] ldsh: The info is also here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/61169878/1487069 [12:20] Although I answered something else there, I went ahead and added all info needed to compile a kernel (I think) [12:23] Aleric, why linux-$VERSION-$FLAVOUR-$VERSION-$FLAVOUR instead of linux-$VERSION-$FLAVOUR ? (I mean, why the repetition?) [12:24] No idea, it wants it that way [12:26] Aleric, Ok :) Thanks for the information! [12:26] How can I force postfix to exclusively use 127.0.0.1 as nameserver? Even though other applications might use something else (aka, that is globally configured). [12:27] I'm using DHCP which fetches my ISPs nameservers and configures them at link level (eth0). I could turn that off, but I don't really want to :/. I only need postfix to use my local dns resolver. [12:28] The way I understand it, postfix uses perls Net::DNS... [12:28] Aleric: that might be a better question to ask in #ubuntu-server ? [12:44] Nah, I figure it out.. it is already working. I mailed myself "Check out this link: http://trousers.com/" and then I see with 'sudo journalctl -eu bind9' which shows the log of my locally running bind9 name resolver: [12:44] apr 13 14:42:20 sean named[12066]: client @0x7fad6405e7a0 127.0.0.1#24671 (trousers.com.multi.uribl.com): query: trousers.com.multi.uribl.com IN A +E(0) (127.0.0.1) [12:45] So... it's using it. The weird thing is, I still get URIBL_BLOCKED sometimes in spamassassin :/. But not this time. [12:47] I think I'm done with installing a new MTA + mail reader on this box... README file on how I did this: 365 lines :/ [12:47] ldsh: 20.04 support in #ubuntu+1 please [12:48] ldsh: oh nvm === sunrunner20_ is now known as sunrunner20 [12:49] Aleric, When running "make -j7 deb-pkg LOCALVERSION=-$FLAVOUR" (j7 because I have another task on the 8th thread), with FLAVOUR=custom_tmp and VERSION=5.6.4 , dpkg-buildpackage: tels me that the version number should start with a number. [12:49] Do you know where I need to put that number version? [12:50] lotuspsychje, Yes, I'm waiting the release to go to 20.04 :). [12:50] can somone tell me how to install tar.gz inside is file makefile [12:51] ldsh: yeah saw you mention 20.04, i assumed wrong [12:51] lotuspsychje, No issue, I can understand. [12:52] Halcyforn: what you downloaded there is source code. [12:53] you'd need to build the software before you could install it. but if you're asking this question is this likely not what you want. [12:53] yes from bradcom site to this f#$#$#g wi fi card. now i try opensuse and the same problem [12:54] if this driver dont work probably this bios block it for linux [12:54] or i ned very old driver set [12:55] ok then how i can compile install this sourcecode [12:56] probably is few commands [13:01] if the system doesn't detect the presence of a network controller chipset now, building some driver and loading it (if it even will, since it can be written for an entirely different kernel version or different OS, or different architecture) won't cause it to be detected either. [13:03] driver is installed problem is is hard locked [13:03] switch dont work in all possitions i have orange led [13:03]