=== pauljw_18 is now known as pauljw === benfrancis8 is now known as benfrancis === skookum4 is now known as skookum [00:16] if a person wanted to buy a 20.04 dvd where is the right place? [00:16] downloading here is iffy [00:17] bad internet connection or bad download speed from server ? [00:18] very slow dsl [00:18] so recommending torrent download is pointless ... [00:19] nightBulb, yes afraid so [00:19] torrent on a public wifi,, https://torrent.ubuntu.com/tracker_index [00:21] have to look into that. [00:21] we aren't supposed to go places [00:22] even the library is closed [00:22] any trouble with download resume ? [00:23] frankly he's had endless problems with 18.04 he's hoping to get a clean good copy and start over [00:25] Yup did that day before yesterday ... completely removed Windows , instead installed KDE neon & Ubuntu 20.04 [00:26] Left the Ubuntu 18.04 intact though ... [00:26] ah [00:26] nightBulb: the install process instructions say to download both the LPR driver AND the cupswrapper driver; does that make sense to you? [00:26] how can he be sure he's got the whole thing? [00:28] RoadRunner, the instructions are accurate ... [00:28] chalcedny, ? [00:28] sure of getting what whole ? [00:29] the full download of Ubuntu 20.04 [00:29] via bittorrent ? [00:30] our internet speed is really tiny [00:30] above 100 KB/sec or below ? [00:31] i'll let you know in a moment [00:32] https://testmy.net/ [00:33] Download Speed 0.35 Mbps (43.8 KB/sec transfer rate) Upload Speed 0.06 Mbps (7.5 KB/sec transfer rate) Latency 76 ms [00:34] nightBulb, that's about what it is [00:34] Usually in bittorrent clients there is an option of force-recheck [00:34] the download (not the speed) [00:34] that's actually good for here [00:36] should download in 19 hours ... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [00:36] so bittorrent is better, if you try ,, [00:36] can easily resume from any interruption ... [00:36] hehehe [00:37] there is a place on ebay that sells ubuntu dvds [00:37] DSL is limited or unlimited ? [00:38] is there any download/time cap ? [00:38] there is some maximum. i think we've only hit it once [00:38] Time or data ? [00:39] data [00:39] monthly ? [00:39] yes [00:39] month's about to end ... [00:39] so can download before that ... [00:39] if data left .. [00:40] downloading is ideally better ... (ensuring you get clean ubuntu) ... [00:40] nod [00:40] nightBulb: during the instal, after: dpkg -i --force-all (lpr-HL2040) get: syntax error near unexpected token `(' [00:41] i wasn't excited about buying from an unkown source, so i asked. [00:42] what's the file name RoadRunner ? === BrianG61UK_ is now known as BrianG61UK [00:42] nightBulb: HL2040 [00:43] are you in a terminal (bash) [00:43] ? [00:43] wait... [00:44] type without bracket [00:44] nightBulb: yes, the correct syntax is : dpkg -i --force-all HL2040 ? [00:44] () [00:44] yes [00:44] also [00:44] if you are in a terminal ... [00:44] in the directory where you downloaded ... [00:44] yes [00:44] then [00:45] dpkg -i --force-all ./(press tab on keyboard) [00:45] and use autocomplete. [00:45] instead of typing manually ... [00:45] also, I've downloaded 2 drivers but can only see one [00:46] ls -l === nt0_ is now known as nt0 [00:48] RoadRunner, ? [00:48] nightBulb: dpkg -i --force-all HL2040 dpkg: error: operation requires read/write access to dpkg status area [00:48] sudo [00:49] did you use sudo with the dpkg command? [00:49] sudo dpkg [00:49] trying now [00:49] sudo dpkg -i --force-all HL2040 [00:50] dpkg-split: error: error reading HL2040: Is a directory dpkg: error processing archive HL2040 (--install): subprocess dpkg-split returned error exit status 2 Errors were encountered while processing: HL2040 frosty@frosty-desktop:/var/spool/lpd$ [00:50] Hi, I upgraded to 20.04 from 19.10 yesterday and now my windows key & left-ctrl key have stopped working in the Swiss French keylayout. They both work fine in US English layout. Has anyone else had this issue and is it a known bug? [00:51] is HL2040 the complete name of the file ? [00:51] that's all I see [00:51] are you in a terminal ? [00:52] terminal / bash ? [00:52] yes [00:52] type [00:52] ls -l [00:52] do you see the downloaded files ? [00:53] in last column [00:53] total 4 drwx------ 2 lp lp 4096 Apr 5 2007 HL2040 [00:53] Launchpad bug 4096 in meld (Ubuntu) "meld: merge new debian version" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/4096 [00:53] buggy bot. [00:54] RoadRunner: is HL2040 actually a deb package or just an executable? what does `file HL2040` show? [00:54] if it does not show "Debian binary package (format 2.0)" then it is not a .deb file to be installed with dpkg [00:54] i didn't realize file was that specific^ [00:55] it can be :P [00:55] RoadRunner, what's inside the directory HL2040? [00:55] nightBulb: HL2040 is empty [00:56] did you try to extract the downloaded file ? [00:57] which is supposed to be a file ending with ".deb" [00:57] RoadRunner, ? [00:57] both driver packages were installed with software [00:57] double click ? [00:57] and the Software App ? [00:58] yep, the software manager; both seemed to have installed without issues [00:58] then no need for dpkg [00:58] commands [00:58] complete the steps after the dpkg instructions ... [00:59] dpkg -l | grep Brother [00:59] run it [00:59] does it show anything ? [00:59] RoadRunner ? [00:59] nightBulb: sec [00:59] can the focal live USB still use casper-rw as a file inside a FAT32 partition? [01:00] nightBulb: well there seems to be 4 files here [01:01] last 2 should seem familiar ... [01:01] do you see anything resembling HL2040? [01:01] RoadRunner ? [01:02] if you give me a sec I'll put it in paste bin [01:02] https://paste.ubuntu.com/ [01:04] nightBulb: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rWRHzdDz7y/ [01:04] Yes [01:04] That's accurate . [01:04] Proceed with next steps given on brother website ... [01:05] RoadRunner. [01:05] thank's :) [01:06] You're welcome :) [01:06] I want to upgrade from 19.10 to 20.04 without waiting [01:07] Sven_vB: I didn't know until now that was a feature :) I can't think of a reason why that feature would go away, so probably yes? [01:07] murthy: No need to wait, it's only 18.04 to 20.04 where you're recommended to wait until 20.04.1 . [01:07] !upgrade | murthy [01:07] murthy: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade [01:08] !ltsupgrade | murthy [01:08] murthy: Regular upgrades from 18.04 LTS to 20.04 LTS will be enabled once 20.04.1 is released in late July. This delay helps to ensure that any lingering issues are resolved before people upgrade production systems. If you'd prefer to upgrade now, use sudo do-release-upgrade -d [01:09] I am a kubuntu user [01:10] quoting from here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FocalUpgrades/Kubuntu [01:10] "From 19.10, there may a delay of a few hrs to days between the official release announcements and the Ubuntu Release Team enabling upgrades" [01:10] why does that say days? [01:10] if you take the -d option, prepare a fresh usb with iso, and have fun [01:11] oerheks: are you talking to me? [01:12] murthy, yes, those articles give the upgrade option with -d [01:12] still, prepare a fresh usb, just in case [01:13] nightBulb: 'Check the configuration filename for your distribution (Debian) ': /etc/printcap - is abscent [01:14] how are you connecting the printer ? [01:14] RoadRunner ? [01:15] oerheks: if I use the -d option it will not upgrade to a dev version of 20.10 right? [01:15] nightBulb: parallel cable [01:16] murthy, no, it points to focal [01:16] no gorilla :-D [01:16] oerheks: groovy! [01:16] oerheks: I am upgrading, thank you [01:16] hav fun! [01:17] RoadRunner, do you mean USB ? [01:17] nightBulb: no, I mean parallel cable [01:17] btw, whoever suggested the name for 20.04 my thanks. [01:17] Jordan_U, well, my attempt to boot xubuntu with persistence ended up in an initram rescue shell, with lots of /bin/init errors about no medium in some disk above. I'll try and copy the messages next time. when I searched the web for "focal persistent casper-rw", I found https://askubuntu.com/q/1181854 accepted answer, bullet 2 which uses past tense for the FAT32 method. on the other hand, my attempt with a casper-rw partition seems to [01:17] fail as well. [01:18] see you people later, have a nice day [01:18] RoadRunner, Is this your printer HL-2040 ? [01:19] nightBulb: that part of instructions actually seems to be clear; my question is where to find that config file; my /etc/printcap dir is abscent [01:19] oh I see I need to use another boot entry in GRUB for the loopback. [01:19] and yes, my printer is Brother HL-2040 [01:19] i was having a problem where libffi.so.7 and libp11-kit.so.0 did not have agreeing version numbers (Error: /usr/lib/apt/methods/http: /usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libffi.so.7: no version information available (required by /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libp11-kit.so.0)) and so I compiled/installed p11-kit from source (version 0.23.20). i tried apt again and the error remained so I [01:19] sudo unlink /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libp11-kit.so.0 && sudo ln /usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libp11-kit.so.0.3.0 libp11-kit.so.0 === zbenjamin is now known as Guest83106 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:20] doesn't it only have options for USB & Network ? [01:20] hello all - what channel would you suggest to work with the "S.A.N.E." scanner driver team with Ubuntu? [01:20] this eliminated the problem with apt and curl. i'm concerned though that I'm going to have a problem down the road with one or both of these libraries being out of sync again. [01:20] RoadRunner,? [01:20] nightBulb: my printer can do both USB and parallel cable [01:20] will apt just take care of them normally as updates come out? [01:21] but the parallel cable is already connected so that's what I have [01:22] http://localhost:631/printers [01:22] RoadRunner ? [01:23] what does that link show ? [01:24] nightBulb: nothing [01:24] no webpage or no printers ? [01:24] RoadRunner ? [01:25] is there a sibling option to the live CD's iso-scan/filename=??? to provide the partition label of the partition in which to look for the iso? [01:25] no printers listed after a search for Brother HL-2040 on that webpage [01:26] nightBulb: what is that page? [01:26] RoadRunner, If your printer is not listed on "http://localhost:631/printers", please go to "http://localhost:631/admin" and click "Add printer" and select proper device and driver. [01:26] CUPS [01:27] Common UNIX Printing System [01:27] nightBulb: so the drivers I've been trying are the wrong ones? [01:27] No [01:27] they enable connection [01:28] adding a printer is different ... [01:29] RoadRunner ... [01:29] the site is asking me for user name and password [01:29] ? [01:29] of your logged in user [01:29] that site is your PC [01:29] k [01:30] Just through the eyes of the web browser ... [01:32] nightBulb: got a bunch of 'found printers' which bullets should I check? [01:32] ? [01:32] shall I post a screen shot? [01:35] Yes, that might be helpfule ... [01:35] helpful [01:36] nightBulb: https://imgur.com/a/3Wa8bCi [01:36] continue [01:36] Brother HL [01:38] nightBulb: nothing else should be selected? [01:39] Nope [01:39] k [01:41] hi, when ubuntu16.04 update support will end? [01:42] !16.04 | gbs- [01:42] gbs-: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus) was the 24th release of Ubuntu. Download at http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/ - Release Info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenialXerus/ReleaseNotes [01:42] nightBulb: https://imgur.com/a/PXvEm5t [01:43] nightBulb: just continue again? [01:43] You can enter Location if you want ... [01:43] real world [01:43] then continue [01:43] again [01:43] sharing? [01:43] Your choice ... [01:44] do you want to share the printer through your computer via network ? [01:44] allows access others on the lan only? [01:45] how i can upgrade ubuntu server 18.04.4 to 20.04? [01:45] RoadRunner, for now leave it blank, you can modify later. [01:46] continue [01:46] @gbs- https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/upgrade-ubuntu-18-04-to-20-04-lts-using-command-line/ [01:46] !ltsupgrade | gbs- [01:46] gbs-: Regular upgrades from 18.04 LTS to 20.04 LTS will be enabled once 20.04.1 is released in late July. This delay helps to ensure that any lingering issues are resolved before people upgrade production systems. If you'd prefer to upgrade now, use sudo do-release-upgrade -d [01:47] gbs-: sudo do-release-upgrade -d on a fully updated system. [01:49] ah [01:49] apt-cacher-ng was blocking it [01:49] infra@vm162:~$ do-release-upgrade -d [01:49] Checking for a new Ubuntu release [01:49] Failed to connect to https://changelogs.ubuntu.com/meta-release-lts-development. Check your Internet connection or proxy settings [01:49] There is no development version of an LTS available. [01:49] To upgrade to the latest non-LTS develoment release [01:49] set Prompt=normal in /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades. [01:50] RoadRunner, * Drone sets quiet on *!*@191.30.213.141 [01:50] Sorry [01:50] nightBulb: which 2040 to select? also (foomatic filters were removed)... [01:50] https://imgur.com/a/FrR9knH [01:50] RoadRunner, https://askubuntu.com/questions/206902/cups-restrict-printer-access-to-trusted-users-on-network [01:51] sorry [01:51] RoadRunner, (probably) select the recommended ? [01:52] nightBulb: several models for 2040 here, none suggested... [01:52] (recommended) [01:52] hl1250 [01:53] ? [01:53] nightBulb: why not one of the 2040's? [01:53] brother HL 2040 Foomatic/hl1250 [01:54] brother HL 2040 Foomatic/hl1250 (recommended) [01:54] brother HL 2040 Foomatic/hl1250 (recommended) (en) [01:57] nightBulb: so not 2035 CUPS + Gutenprint...? [01:58] ? [01:58] since I've removed foomatic filters earlier...? [01:59] replaced [01:59] not removed [01:59] ok, I'll do as you suggest [01:59] remove something but added something else. [02:00] that'd be my guess... [02:01] k, that process seems to have finished, now what? [02:01] now print ??? [02:02] ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [02:04] nightBulb: amazingly it worked !!! Bless YOU !!! [02:04] Success !!! [02:05] Thank you for spoon feeding me through this nightmare !!! [02:05] Everyone needs a little help, every now and then. :) Cheers... [02:06] Hey dont leave ywt6 [02:06] nightBulb, Roadrunner: This restored my faith in humanity. Thanks. [02:06] :) [02:06] What do I do to make the screen turn into all the windows I have as little ones. I've tried corners and I've tried some key combinations [02:07] Never mind I just did it. [02:07] r3dux: I probably took the cake for the dumbest questions on this :) [02:09] Roadrunner: NO SUCH THING... nobody is supposed to know any of this stuff... we all have to learn things from eachother... it's the best way. There is never a stupid question, only elitist who get tired of helping people. [02:10] Does the new zsysd rollback in uboot consider docker and lxd images as user data or do they get rolled back too? [02:10] r3dux: thank you for your kind words [02:12] +1 what r3dux said, couldn't have said it better myself. [02:13] nightBulb: :) [02:14] nightBulb: thank you again and if you still have the strength for another question, why was the last stage of setup done through the browser rather than terminal or... [02:16] easier that way ? [02:16] you were not installing anything .. [02:16] just configuring [02:16] in the web browser [02:17] bisector: If it were btrfs, I would say that would depend on what subvolume your docker and lxd images are stored on. Where are your images stored? === fightthewalrus1 is now known as fightthewalrus [02:17] I guess I don't think of my browser as a config tool for my printer... [02:17] :D [02:18] standardized GUI ... (xubuntu probably has some other program for it as well ) [02:18] Both are under separate zfs filesystems. rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_92k9yu/var/lib/docker/xxxx and rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_92k9yu/var/lib/lxd/images/xxxxx But home dirs are under pool/USERDATA [02:19] in the last section of instructions on Brother's page they tried to do it directly in terminal by modifying the config file but is wasn't were they said it would be; where does it reside? [02:21] nope [02:22] they say almost what you did. [02:24] I'm trying to upgrade an older system from 16.04 to latest through the command line but it's not working. It's asking me to update before upgrading. But everything is updated as best I can tell. [02:24] apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade [02:24] Calculating upgrade... Done [02:24] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. [02:25] Jordan_U: both docker and lxd have a native notion of using zfs as backing. I now see @autozsys_xyz snapshots appear after running 'apt' commands. rollback can now undo bad upgrades while preserving user data (like /home) but I don't see how to tell it what else to consider user data. [02:27] digitalw00t: What is set for prompt in the file /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades ? [02:27] Prompt=normal [02:27] nightBulb: I can't help but wonder, since I can't be the only one trying to print under Linux, why didn't they try to make the install and setup more automated? [02:28] Bashing-om:Yeah.. followed more than a few instructions online to get this done. [02:28] Bashing-om:Normally I just reinstall, figured I'd do an upgrade for once. [02:29] If I do: [02:29] apt install update-manager-core [02:29] Reading package lists... Done [02:29] Building dependency tree [02:29] Reading state information... Done [02:29] update-manager-core is already the newest version (1:16.04.17). [02:29] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded. [02:30] Odd.. can't talk. [02:30] There it goes. [02:32] So yeah.. update-manger-core install reports 2 backage not upgrade. [02:32] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/j9rTxg9csQ/ [02:32] But I for the life of me can't find what it's complaining about. [02:32] digitalw00t: Ya want that prom[t as "Prompt=lts" - the path is 16.04 -> 18.04 -> 20.04 . A lot of band width and time and possible errors. [02:33] nightBulb: I don't know what time zone you are in, but regardless, after this marathon you deserve milk and cookies followed by a good snooze. Thank you and take care! [02:33] !tlsupgrade | digitalw00t [02:33] Ah.. the instructions I followed wanted it changed. Let me put it back. [02:33] !ltsupgrade | digitalw00t [02:33] digitalw00t: Regular upgrades from 18.04 LTS to 20.04 LTS will be enabled once 20.04.1 is released in late July. This delay helps to ensure that any lingering issues are resolved before people upgrade production systems. If you'd prefer to upgrade now, use sudo do-release-upgrade -d [02:33] everytime i upgrade my distro i end up fighting for hours if not days to make postfix work again [02:34] Bashing-om:So from a 16.04, I don't mind going from that to 17 then 18. I just wanted to get this machine upgraded to something near latest. [02:34] What do you call that thing on the left that holds icons that are gigantic and I want to make them smaller. I can't look it up cuz it's not called dashboard. [02:35] Dock :) [02:35] digitalw00t: LTS upgrade is a direct path to the next LTS, from 16.04 that is release 18.04 :) [02:35] RoadRunner, thanks, it is in-fact my sleep time (not in my Time Zone), and I did just have my milk. You too take care. :) [02:35] Ty topcat001 [02:36] Is there a way I can put Gmail on Thunderbird? [02:36] digitalw00t: to 18.04 the command is with out the -d switch ! [02:37] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/HzMWnv7JjW/ [02:37] Yeah.. that's what I tried and the output from it. [02:37] And without the -d: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/bjTx3mzY6V/ [02:37] Is there a way I can search for an app in Ubuntu software? [02:38] digitalw00t: 18.04 is out of the development stage - run as " sudo do-release-upgrade " . [02:39] Is there a way of getting a list version of Ubuntu software with the icon on the left and the one sentence explanation of what it is on the right. Having to click on each one to find out what it is at all is deadly aka difficult boring time-consuming and retarded like a spark. [02:39] Bashing-om:I did, that's the https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/HzMWnv7JjW output [02:39] Bashing-om:It's asking me to install updates before upgrading. But I don't see any updates to apply. [02:40] digitalw00t: ^^ says "do-release-upgrade -d" to get to 18.04 do not use that -d switch ( development). [02:41] I've tried it with and without. [02:41] digitalw00t: What results ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt full-upgrade ' ? [02:41] Bashing-om:0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. [02:42] digitalw00t: and /etc/update-manager/release-upgrade set to LTS ? [02:42] cat /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades|grep Prompt [02:42] Bashing-om:cat /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades|grep Prompt [02:42] Prompt=lts [02:42] Yup. [02:44] digitalw00t: ' sudo do-release-upgrade ' should workie . no ? [02:46] Bashing-om:And it responds -> Please install all available updates for your release before upgrading. [02:46] You see my confusion; [02:46] digitalw00t: Yeah - lemme see that I find the file we want to have. gimme a tic to hunt. === Israphel is now known as Guest70533 === Israphel_ is now known as Israphel [02:50] heh, now i got vlc launching when i try to look at an attached drive - must be a failed upgrade even though it's a fresh install [02:53] bisector: Well, mount the @qutozsys_xyz snapshot somewhere and see what it contains. Again, all my experience is with btrfs, where I have one subvolume for / and another for /home/. When I snapshot /, everything except /home/ is part of that snapshot. So I know by the path what will be included in any snapshot. Also, I can tell what snapshots are mounted where by running "mount" and seeing where the [02:54] mountponts are. [02:59] Bashing-om:Should I just plan on rebuilding this to current? [03:01] Jordan_U: thx. I'll go play in a VM for a bit. [03:03] bisector: You're welcome. Please tell me how it goes. [03:12] thinkpad Ubuntu 18.04.4 - sound was wroking, now settings/sound/output only shows "dummy sound" - including when I plug in an hdmi display that has sound [03:16] digitalw00t: Sorry - drawing a blank still on that control file I am seeking :( still looking. [03:17] Bashing-om:No worries. [03:17] Hello, after a do-release-upgrade from 16 to 18 i get this error: dpkg: error processing package libpam-systemd:amd64 (--configure): === Guest543543 is now known as beaver [03:33] I'm on ubuntu 20.04, on a macbook pro (natively running ubuntu). Everytime I boot up on ubuntu, I have to type this command to get wifi to work: "sudo iwconfig wlp3s0 txpower 10dBm". Is there a file I can put in to not have to type this on boot, and have the wifi just work on boot? [03:46] Jordan_U: Turns out /var/lib is setup to be system nor user data which is nice. since both lxd and docker images are under /var/lib they won't be messed with by a rollback from uboot. zsys uses zfs attribute 'com.ubuntu.zsys:bootfs' on the sub-filesystem for that. [04:14] digitalw00t: My google-fu fails - frustrated that I can not at this time identify that control file to control do-release :( [04:14] Bashing-om:No problem. I'll just have to do a forklift upgrade. [04:58] how can i monitor which application/package/script using how much internet for last month/week(like android's data usage)? === kallesbar is now known as kallesbar_ === kallesbar_ is now known as kallesbar [05:50] im having an issue with ubuntu 20.04 server in virtual box, where i have to run netplan apply to get my networking back up. looking at the settings it seems that the bridge isnt getting an ip address. any thoughts? [05:51] the bridge being the linux bridge that im using for lxd stuff in the container [05:51] but is also bridged to my main network via virtualbox [05:58] n35xdxb0: I'm not sure that there is a convenient way. It seems that you may be able to monitor data usage by process, but you have to initiate that monitoring knowing the PID (hard for an application that's not constantly running, or has multiple processes). You can also monitor by cgroup, but then you would need to setup all of your apps to run in different cgroups. It's quite possible that there are [05:58] other options I couldn't find in my quick search. [06:31] Hi! I just upgraded to 20.04 from 19.10. I have a separate data partition and somehow my desktop folder and contents are all gone [06:32] I have everything else, seemingly.. pictures, downloads, documents, videos etc [06:33] cd /home//Desktop - not found, folder does not exist.. [06:34] Is it safe to upgrade from 19.10 to 20.04 yet? sudo do-release-upgrade doesn't report a new version yet [06:34] I know I can do -d but is it safe or should I wait a couple of more days? [06:34] I did a fresh install [06:34] since I have a separate data partition. [06:34] Yeh I'm gonna do that on my actual machine [06:35] But this is a VM I work on while using windows because that's what the client wants :/ [06:35] The chat app that only works on windows is more important than the rest of my work environment sooooooo [06:35] I'd hate to lose my data [06:36] I have lost just a few files.. desktop folder missing is a very weird thing [06:36] i don't have much on desktop but some scratch [06:36] One file was important [06:37] so the answer is not yet [06:37] brb [06:38] will talk tomorrow, cya [06:49] b [07:11] trying to upgrade from 19.10 to 20.04, and i keep getting this: "required_download could not be calculated: E:Can't find a source to download version '5.3.0-23.25' of 'linux-image-5.3.0-23-generic:amd64'" [07:11] any ideas? [07:12] also what does a partial upgrade entail? [07:17] !info linux-image-generic eoan [07:17] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 5.3.0.46.39 (eoan), package size 2 kB, installed size 16 kB [07:18] JakeSays: update your system to latest first [07:18] !uptodate | JakeSays [07:18] JakeSays: 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`. [07:18] lotuspsychje: i did [07:19] hadn't tried full-upgrade though [07:19] JakeSays: that kernel -23 doesnt match current 19.10 kernel [07:19] !info linux-image-5.3.0-23-generic eoan [07:19] linux-image-5.3.0-23-generic (source: linux-signed): Signed kernel image generic. In component main, is optional. Version 5.3.0-23.25 (eoan), package size 8454 kB, installed size 11162 kB [07:20] lotuspsychje: i'm actually booting to -29 [07:20] i also have 45 and 46 [07:21] JakeSays: how come you are not booted into -46 then? [07:21] wait.. i don't have the kernel or initrd for 23 [07:21] lotuspsychje: and good question [07:22]