[00:00] The latest i386 version is 18.04 Bionic Beaver. [00:00] kenperkins: 'grub-probe -t" reports where the boot code resides. As the location is different in each of the installs, suggest to me that grub reads them to boot. [00:00] They're all amd64 for 20.04 [00:01] curloxide: 32 bit support has been dropped. [00:01] but 18.4 only has amd64 option [00:02] Bashing-om: I've got a i386 copy of Bionic Beaver running right next to me... [00:02] do you have a link? [00:02] because i cant find it [00:02] One sec... [00:03] by the way, did linux drop support for 32 bit or just ubuntu? [00:03] Ubuntu dropped i386 [00:03] okay [00:04] My bad, I'm running a copy of *Lubuntu* i386 [00:04] ohh [00:04] There's one for 16.04 though [00:05] i have an old computer that i wanna set up [00:05] http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/ubuntu-16.04.6-desktop-i386.iso [00:05] i386 is weak lol [00:05] Guest_25, what's the CPU? [00:05] can u recommend me a distro? [00:05] i dont know its very old [00:05] * ecbrown is loving zfs [00:05] Guest_25, what's the CPU? [00:05] im setting it up for my dad [00:05] how can i see that [00:05] I'd recommend Lubuntu for the much older PCs [00:06] is linux mint lighter than ubuntu?? [00:06] What OS on it currently ? [00:06] it was in windows 7 but i wiped it [00:06] wasnt that fast anyway [00:06] Is there anything bootable on it ? [00:06] Ah OK [00:06] so any recommendations? [00:06] Guest_25, ? [00:06] Is there any OS on it ? [00:07] umm no i said i wiped win7 [00:07] Lubuntu Bionic Beaver I think would be a good choice [00:07] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/18.04/release/HEADER.html [00:07] ubuntu 20.04 lts on zfs is the only choice [00:07] for anything [00:07] * ecbrown is only half joking [00:08] Lubuntu 18.04 has less than 12 months of support left: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOL#Ubuntu_18.04_Bionic_Beaver [00:09] oh [00:09] what can i do then [00:09] for something more permanent [00:09] install 20.04 instead, if your cpu supports it [00:09] i386. [00:10] which cpu is it then? [00:10] Guest_25, How old is the PC? [00:10] i cant quite remember but it had win7 [00:10] i was a little kid back when it was made [00:10] debian works well for this [00:10] "lscpu" will tell, or "cat /proc/cpuinfo" [00:10] how do i run those commands [00:10] in bios? [00:10] Core 2 duo style of cpu name ? [00:10] in a terminal [00:10] !terminal [00:10] The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. In Unity or GNOME, search the dash for "terminal" and press ENTER. Other desktops: Applications -> System Tools -> Terminal (MATE), K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE), or Menu -> Accessories -> LXTerminal (LXDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal [00:10] i dont have linux [00:11] tomreyn: He's not running a distro atm [00:11] oh sorry [00:11] Guest_25, Core 2 duo style of cpu name ? [00:11] where can i see the cpu name [00:11] BIOS ? [00:11] it should show on the bios [00:11] It should be visible in most BIOS setup windows [00:11] ok one sec [00:11] also on the other OS you have installed now, but that's !ot here then [00:12] bios settings or loading screen? [00:12] Settings [00:12] ok 1sec [00:12] usually you have an informational screen won the bios setup menu [00:12] *on === ben_r_ is now known as ben_r [00:12] If, in gparted, a partition is resized or moved from the beginning...does it take longer/is more 'risky' than resizing it at the end? [00:13] I don't think so [00:14] hmm, how long would it take to resize a partition? generally? [00:14] my bios is phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility, where do i find the cpu name [00:14] callipyg0us: It depends on the performance of the hard drive/CPU [00:15] It can range from a little bit to a really long time [00:15] oh [00:16] does anyone have an answer? [00:16] Guest_25, What options are you looking at ? [00:17] Guest_25: this isn't really an ubuntu question, but from what i can see searching for screenshots, the cpu model actually does show on the (black) POST screen, the first screen after power on. [00:17] there is also the ##hardware channel [00:17] oh alright [00:18] The original topic was actually what the latest version of Ubuntu i386 was [00:18] so yeah, It technically is an Ubuntu question [00:19] intel pentium 4 cpu 2.80ghz [00:20] any recommendations? [00:20] Yeah, should be able to run Lubuntu [00:20] use a heater instead [00:20] hahahaahahha [00:20] its not for me though [00:21] so if anyone can recommend me something up to date, that is gonna be supported, please do so [00:22] any distro [00:22] idc [00:22] try ##linux [00:22] Bashing-om: so good news, I deleted the uefi partition on my second device and appeared to have no impact [00:22] ubuntu won't be a good option on this. [00:23] hmm okay do i ./join there? [00:24] nvm i just did [00:24] ty [00:30] Hey guys, does anyone know how to create desktop shortcuts for scripts? I found a few articles but they seem old for the Gnome-panel thread [00:34] Also can someone tell me If elementary OS is the same thing as Ubuntu? [00:34] sorry im still new to linux [00:34] Internally, yes [00:38] @curloxide so any packages i install should operate the same? steam, vmware, chrome,etc [00:39] They should. [00:39] !elementary [00:39] Elementary OS is an Ubuntu derivative which is supported in their IRC channel #elementary on irc.freenode.net - http://elementaryos.org/ for more information on this distribution. [00:39] (i.e. not here) [00:46] Thank you all and sorry about that [01:03] hello, is there a reason to suspect that eqn and pic for not working in ubuntu? [01:04] "eqn and pic"? [01:05] oh the troff tools === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:09] yup [01:11] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/groff/+bugs would list bugs which are known. [01:20] Is this a repo? If so, how do I add it to my system? https://cran.mtu.edu/bin/linux/ubuntu/bionic-cran40/ [01:20] Does anyone know if there is a Ubuntu Bionic (18.04) R 4.0 apt repository? I see there is (or was): https://cloud.r-project.org/bin/linux/ubuntu bionic-cran35/ [01:28] Hello... How secure are systemd-nspawn containers (I dont know much about networking) [01:29] Anybody here has played around with them [01:40] is sound like a complete clusterF on linux atm? can't get any of my audio stuff working on z570, bluez is also borked [01:41] x570 [01:43] i getting a pretty bad time using bluetooth on linux [01:44] same [01:44] the worse thing is that i tested on windows and it works [01:44] my gsx 1000 also doesn't work right [01:44] I fix it in pulse, update breaks it [01:44] i can even pair the device [01:44] there's been patches submitted but none of it has been pulled in [01:44] tested two bt dongles [01:44] you tryin to use bt headphones? [01:44] sometimes it pairs but loose the connection out of nowhere [01:45] Thete yes [01:45] my bose qc 35's, I have to turn voice prompts on for it to work, my sony's work sometimes, sometimes they dont [01:45] it's bluez, it's completely borked atm [01:45] I was gonna try installing release version off their site next [01:45] i thought it was the the dongle, bought a new one but it is unstable as the other [01:47] I'm about to go back to 19.10 [01:48] I could at least get some stuff working in it === wymillerlinux_ is now known as wymillerlinux [03:00] hi, i'm new to ubuntu 20.04 server, how i can edit my ip? the file /etc/network/interfaces doesn't exist. [03:08] gbs-: you should find it in /etc/netplan, probably /etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml [03:11] tds, while installing ubuntu20-server i registered 3 dns for ipv4 and 2 for ipv6. on the file inside /etc/netplan i can only see the ipv6 dns [03:12] this file inside netplan is the best place to put all of them? [03:15] and after updating netplan file how i can restart networking configuration without rebooting? [03:19] gbs-: as in you already set up 3 dns servers and now some of them are missing from the config? [03:19] and you can run `netplan apply` to apply your changes [03:20] tds: thanks! anyway i can set fallback dns using netplan? [03:22] gbs-: that's a bit complicated and depends on what you consider fallback [03:22] the tldr is that you can specify multiple servers, but shouldn't make assumptions about which one queries will end up at [03:22] tds: fallback dns as in systemd-resolve [03:23] i don't think you can set fallback through netplan, you'd need to put it directly in the resolved config afaik [03:24] ok, thank you [03:26] gbs-: fwiw, I don't think resolved will ever use the fallback nameservers if you have ones specified in your netplan config [03:28] =) [03:29] Hi, i'm running Kubuntu 18.04. Since i connected an ext moni to my laptop my wallpapers & Panel are disappearing al the time on boot. Wallpapers also sometimes when switching activities. Anyone got any advice? === tds6 is now known as tds [03:43] I just did burned a fresh image of 20,04 using the Rasberry Pi Flashing tool. Everything boots fine, except the guide says the initial login is ubuntu:ubuntu ... however those credentials aren't working. Am I missing something? === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [04:28] dfdaf [04:31] I upgraded from 18.04 LTS to 20.04 LTS. Upon upgrading I was unable to connect to my Ubuntu server. enp3s0 was not loading automatically upon reboot. When I forced it with ifconfig enp3s0 up, I was able to connect, however the connection died shortly after (about 20s). Can still reconnect but ssh won't stay connected. I also only have ipv6, server is not retrieving an ipv4 address over DHCP. [04:33] I had some changes I made to the network configuration to trap an application through a VPN. Did something significant change in networking configuration from 18.04 to 20.04? [04:43] did someone send me a msg? i got a notification. but my irc is in an activity i can't open... [04:59] fonos: is this a production server or a test server you upgraded? [04:59] home server [05:01] fonos: we strongly advice to LTS upgrade when first point release comes out [05:01] lotuspsychje: worst case scenario I just image over [05:02] fonos: join #ubuntu-server if you like, and checkout the 20.04 releasenotes to see what changed since 18.04 [05:02] thanks === oneGun is now known as btp [05:47] Evening everyone, hope you are all well [05:48] Would anyone be able to help demystify secureboot for me? [05:49] I dont understand how grub.cfg can be made secure [05:56] nah [06:09] BCM20702A1-0a5c-21e8.hcd , that firmware does not work Plugable USB Bluetooth Adapter. It turns it on but nothing pairs and works , not the phone nor ps4 controller. === anon is now known as Guest6920 [06:42] I've got a 4GB machine which I recently upgraded from 16.04 to 18.04. While on 16.04, it was exceptionally fast. I can't remember it hanging. But with 18.04, it hangs all the time. Isn't 4GB not enough for a default installation of Ubuntu 18.04? [06:45] famubu, use a lightweight desktop environment like xfce or a window manager like openbox [06:46] diamondbond: So gnome needs a bit more? [06:47] whats your typical workload? [06:47] pretty much yeah, although gnome 3.36 (present in ubuntu 20.04) is supposedly more responsive and lightweight on older hardware [06:49] FirstFoundation: Mainly for browsing. On 16.04, I could open 20 tabs on firefox and still run without even a lag. On 18.04, I open 4 tabs (Google usually) and try extracting a zip file with the default archive manager and it's stuck till the extraction is done. [06:49] Have you tried using the `free` command to see if you're dipping into swap? [06:50] diamondbond: What about an (older?) DE like metacity or flashback? Not sure if tha [06:50] t's their proper names. [06:51] Can i install ubuntu 16 packages in ubuntu18? [06:51] bt40: no [06:51] The repository 'http://ppa.launchpad.net/phablet-team/tools/ubuntu bionic Release' does not have a Release file. [06:51] can you please suggest fix [06:51] ThinkT510, thanks [06:51] famubu, that sounds like disk bottleneck issues, and ofcourse you can use a wm like metacity [06:51] FirstFoundation: I could see htop output. Sometimes, yeah, swap filled up. But most of the time swap usage would be low but RAM would be almost full. [06:52] diamondbond: Would more swap space help? [06:52] nah, basically once you hit swap its game over [06:52] famubu, not really [06:52] So slow compared to RAM that you're gonna hang [06:52] exactly ^ [06:53] consider modifying your sysctl.conf [06:53] diamondbond: What would he modify in there? [06:54] hello! could you please help me to realize how to install dep package with dpkg without snap? thank you [06:54] Hi all, I've a Cherrytail device with an chtrt5645 audio adapter. If I try to play sound I only get a crackling noise. Any Idea if this is a bug, or just a wrong configuration? What should I try to solve this? [06:54] FirstFoundation, https://i.imgur.com/MBAlGRS.png i personally use this [06:55] pgfeller, have you tried restarting pulseaudio ? (pulseaudio -k) [06:55] FirstFoundation: No (it is my first linux machine) - will try it tight now. [06:56] FirstFoundation: So is this a hardware issue? [06:56] diamondbond, This is new to me... quick rundown on what that does? [06:56] diamondbond: FirstFoundation: Yeah, for me too. [06:56] famubu, mostly yes, however; with the right selection of software and using linux in a way that isnt overly resource heavy you can get away with your daily routines on suboptimal hardware [06:57] ^ [06:57] vm.swappiness tells the kernel to only swap when absolutely necessary [06:57] diamondbond: That's a relief. [06:57] the other 3 commands im honestly not fully sure of, but they control the kernel's memory management to some extent [06:57] it helps when youre aggressively writing to disk [06:57] it makes sure other applications don't get locked up whilst doing that [06:58] i've been using these values with 8gb ram for over 4 years now and i havn't had any issues, makes my computing even stabler tbh [06:58] FirstFoundation: Restarting pulseaudio helped - now it works; do I need to add this re-start command to a startup skript? If so - where do I find such a script? [06:58] pgfeller, not necessarily, only run this when the audio is crackly [06:59] i bind it to ctrl + alt + p so whenever my audio is fucked up i just hit that and pulse restarts within a second and its all good [07:01] diamondbond, FirstFoundation: Thank you both for the answers :-), that helped a lot. [07:01] glad to help pgfeller :) [07:01] I did nothing :) [07:16] Hi all, so I successfully installed ubuntu 20.04 on my raspberry pi 4 (64 bit), but I can't get either bluetooth nor 3.5mm audio out to work...help, anyone? [07:19] oh well, that's actually not true..I just see that bluetooth is working fine..must have been the last reboot [07:21] hi all [07:21] I'm tryng to update ubuntu to 20.04. Now it's stuck with message "docker.service is a disabled or a static unit, not starting it. [07:22] What can I do? [07:25] bt40: that's a very old ppa (last update 220 weeks ago). I don't use touch devices with Ubuntu though, and I don't know your use case, but there's an #ubports channel [07:25] ok thanks [07:26] ops. [07:26] misunderstanding :D [07:26] does anyone here know why ttf-mscorefonts-installer is so horribly broken? none of the mirrors work in the installer, it connects to these sourcefourge addresses and just hangs ;-; [07:27] ocean, ubports is irresponsive. Seems dead project. 3 days wandered over there for multiple hours each day. No response. [07:27] thanks anyways [07:30] bt40: some channels can take a long time to respond. I can tell you that ubports is alive and kicking, they'll be releasing OTA-12 very soon. Can't say how active the irc channel is though. === ikke is now known as _ikke_ === _ikke_ is now known as ikke [07:49] excellmedia's sourceforge is down ;-; [07:49] are there any mirrors to mscorefonts? [07:51] diamondbond: http://corefonts.sourceforge.net/ [07:52] Hi, so my hard drive just crashed which housed the bootloader and the 128MB EFI partition, whereas my actual Ubuntu installation resides on the SSD. Now when I boot I get the message that there's no bootable disk available. Could someone guide me through how I can install the bootloader on the SSD without affecting the previous Ubuntu installation? [07:52] I am currently booted on my Ubuntu LiveCD. [07:52] thanks matsaman [07:52] https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/all/ttf-mscorefonts-installer/download [07:52] hello, anyone good with gphoto2 virtual webcam wizardry about? [07:53] donalsd: which is the previous? [07:53] sameee: to accomplish what? [07:53] matsaman: SSD houses an Ubuntu 18.04 and an Arch Linux installation. I need to install the bootloader on the SSD without affecting them. [07:54] I am on a Ubuntu 18.04 live boot right now. [07:54] matsaman to use a DSLR as a webcamera [07:55] donalsd: you want to load an OS on disk 'foo' from a boot loader on disk 'bar' without affecting the OSes on disk 'bar'? [07:55] sameee: think I'd start with v4l2 & mplayer [07:56] Yeah so what i've done so far is followed this [07:56] https://askubuntu.com/questions/856460/using-a-digital-camera-canon-as-webcam [07:56] but it doesn't work quite as it says on the tin [07:57] sameee: the way this uses ffmpeg makes me think gphoto2 is 100% not required [07:57] matsaman: I want to load an OS on disk 'foo' from a bootloader on disk 'foo' without affecting the OSes on disk 'foo'. The disk 'bar' has failed which previously housed the bootloader. [07:58] donalsd: oh okay [07:58] matsaman: 'foo' currently doesn't have a bootloader, so I figured I just need to install it there and turn it into a bootable disk. [07:58] donalsd: well if you can boot in non-UEFI mode, you might be able to install GRUB otherwise normally and it'll all just work [07:58] donalsd: if you need to add an EFI system partition, you'll have to move partitions and possibly resize some [08:00] Right, I am currently booted into UEFI mode in my LiveCD and I'd prefer staying on UEFI mode throughout. [08:00] sameee: if you just want to capture video from your camera, you should only need ffmpeg and plain v4l2; if you need the OS to see your camera as a regular webcam (so it can be used as such via your web browser, etc.), you probably need the v4l2loopback stuff [08:00] sameee: don't think you need gphoto2 at all [08:00] How can I install ubuntu 20.04 within already log in old ubuntu version let say 14.04 [08:00] matsaman: Could you guide me through exactly what I need to do? I know that I need to create an EFI partition of 128 megs on the disk, what's next? [08:01] why, UEFI is more work [08:02] matsaman, erm I am not sure if I am clear about this, but I installed the OSes in UEFI mode. I don't know if that affects the process in any way. [08:03] donalsd: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI#Creating_an_EFI_System_Partition https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI#Converting_Ubuntu_into_UEFI_or_Legacy_mode [08:04] So I will create the EFI partition first and let you know. [08:05] donalsd: the other disk, it doesn't power/spin up anymore? [08:06] matsaman: Doesn't seem like it's doing much although I can see a /dev/sda still there. But I guess it's corrupted at this point. [08:07] donalsd: you can't, for example, mount the ESP and read it? [08:08] matsaman, nope, the laptop would have booted otherwise. I don't see any partition information. [08:08] weird [08:08] you were using it and something happened, or what? [08:08] The EFI partition at /dev/sda2 says it's 2.3M, so I guess it's pretty much screwed. [08:09] matsaman, it's a 7 year old laptop, I guess it was inevitable for the HDD to fail. [08:10] that does sound odd, but it's not impossible it was always that size [08:10] unless you clearly remember it not being that size [08:11] Wait hang on, if I boot into a live CD, is /dev/sda the partition of the live cd or the actual /dev/sda on the laptop? [08:12] usually the actual internal drive [08:12] 'mount' should make it plain [08:12] and obviously if you look at the devices they will be expected sizes [08:12] matsaman Because I see just 3.8 GB, and that's the size of the flash drive. I don't see the HDD at all. [08:13] okay, so maybe it's not spinning up at all [08:13] Dump: https://controlc.com/4cf6776f === comicsansgreenki is now known as curloxide [08:14] well sdb says it has an efi partition, no? [08:15] so you might only need to grub-install, or to switch the drive order from your bios or physically, so sdb becomes sda [08:15] That's weird, I never noticed that. I prolly created that and forgot about it. matsaman [08:15] * matsaman shrugs [08:16] I should split, other folk can help, and in #linux [08:16] Alright, umm so here's the part that I need to work on. How do I install grub onto it? Need help there. [08:16] Alright, thanks :) === comicsansgreenki is now known as curloxide [08:22] Is there a guide for making Ubuntu run all in ram? [08:26] tarelerulz, zram [08:27] diamondbond , thanks [08:53] I want python2 pyqt4 on 20.04. Can't find it with pip [08:53] I'm thinking of adding eoan and installing python-qt4. Does it make sense? === V7 is now known as FF8R === FF8R is now known as V7 [09:27] I want to setup a simple personal server, capable of ssh, syncing, etc. No web server or something. I might use a gitolite server at most. [09:27] I'm basiclly newbie, is using just default ubuntu lts reliable? [09:27] security wise? Ofcourse I'm not talking about high level security [09:28] What if I chose for example linux-hardened kernel instead of lts. Does it have any easy benefit without limiting basic stuff? [09:38] toxmi: The default Ubuntu LTS should be absolutely fine. [09:39] vlt, isn't there anything that I should be wary of? like firewall or something bcz basically I leave that server for a long time and it's always on [09:40] toxmi: What are you afraid of that a firewall could prevent? [09:41] vlt, someone could access the information stored on the drive [09:41] toxmi: How? [09:41] I'm no expert that is why I'm afraid of the dark :) [09:42] toxmi: If you’re afraid of someone brute-forcing a password guessing attack to your account I’d recommend to diable password login and use key-only as step one. [09:43] toxmi: That should be basically it. [09:43] @vlt, that's intersting but what about ssh then? a keyserver? [09:43] I actually don't what that level of security, it's a normal computer in a normal scenario [09:43] toxmi: I’m talking *only* about ssh. [09:44] toxmi: That level of security is my default :D [09:44] :-D [09:44] me too [09:45] even worse than that. But since I leave it in a building 24/7...I thought this is another situation and need another acomodation [09:46] toxmi: As I saif before you have to describe the kind of attacks you’re afraid of. Why is the building relevant here? [09:46] *said [09:46] Nothing, it's just I don't have access to and it's possible for others to access [09:46] Hi. I am trying to boot 20.04 via iPXE. The setup I have in place works flawlessly for 19.10 but 20.04 fails with "Unable to find a live file system on the network" [09:46] toxmi: If it’s possible for others to physically access, you’re screwed anyways. [09:47] @vlt, the only attack I'm aware of is bypassing ssh, cracking it, local attack and leaks...nothing more [09:47] I'm no expert [09:47] My setup for the two is 100% identical. I have the kernel/initrd extracted so tftp can serve it and the live iso is extracted to an NFS share [09:47] vlt, yes it's a public room, not completely public but at least 10s have access to [09:48] When trying to boot 20.04, the nfsmount command presented (and failing) actually works when used manually in ash shell. But even after mounting manually, the error message given above simply is repeated [09:48] I can make it robust against those by encryption (offline) but at online case, I don't know what they can do [09:48] toxmi: Ok, then at least use FDE and a way to load the key remotely. [09:48] I found a bug report against 20.04 in IBM z systems that had the same issue 2 months ago: https://bugs.launchpad.net/subiquity/+bug/1866775 [09:48] Launchpad bug 1866775 in Ubuntu on IBM z Systems "subuquity installation on s390x fails (zVM and LPAR)" [Critical,Fix released] [09:49] vlt, wow good idea [09:49] What if I encrypt in on the FDE [09:49] file based [09:49] toxmi: Can you rephrase that question, please? [09:50] I mean instead of remote key, I might be able to put the key inside the PDE itself and to access it manual passphrase should be given [09:51] toxmi: I was thinking about a remote reboot. [09:51] can anyone recommend a budget keyboard and mouse that'll work with ubuntu? no logitech, please. [09:51] vlt, is it possible? that would be more awesome [09:51] Deano59: what's bad about logitech? OK, then RAPOO [09:52] toxmi: Yes. The how depends on the amount of tinkering you expect to be propable. [09:52] tinkering on my side? [09:53] I'm no expert and don't want to put lots of time learning something no my profession [09:53] toxmi: You either just leave a bare minimum kernel and initrd.img unencrypted on a boot partition and encrypt the whole rest. Then you have to pu a tiny ssh server like dropbear, for example, into the initrd. [09:53] vlt, aha, it gets intersting but a bit expert level [09:53] toxmi, never thought id see someone recommend a rapoo lol, i have a rapoo keyboard and its excellent for its price. [09:54] I kind of guess the whole picture [09:54] toxmi: Or you say it’s enough to encrypt a "data" file system and leave the whole root system basically unencrypted. Then you can simply reboot, ssh in and unencrypt the data needed for your services. [09:54] diamondbond, yes and it might not be top...but it just work flawlessly [09:55] i've never had a single issue with mine, it is my first mechanical keyboard though so i can't really comment on how it is compared to other ones, but i love it a lot. [09:57] @vlt that is good. would you please recommend something about file based encryption? The FDE is good against offline access but not when server is turned on. So for that scenario, a folder based key might be good. I type the key and that important folder will comes up. [09:57] toxmi: LUKS via cryptsetup [09:57] diamondbond, I've also worked with logitech, I had some latency issue on linux with it but with much cheaper RAPOO? Never. [09:58] vlt, ha, so I'll go that way [09:58] vlt, thanks a lot you were a great help. It gets much clear for me [09:58] toxmi, yup! i've never had issues with logitech either though, my g603 wireless mouse works flawlessly as well :) [09:58] toxmi: You’re welcome. [09:58] linux hardware support is amazing these days. [09:59] except the GPU [09:59] hello [09:59] i upgraded my ubuntu to 20.04 when it got out [10:00] i read on a blog post that it will show OEM logo for laptops(and computers) [10:01] i have a hp laptop but it doesnt show any logo when starting into ubuntu [10:01] i have dual boot [10:01] yesterday i was going to clean up a liveUSB containing ubuntu 20.04 but accidentally started it [10:02] it showed the OEM logo for HP [10:02] why doesnt it show the same when upgraded? [10:02] how do i make ubuntu show it on this laptop? [10:04] any help is appreciated and thanks in advance [10:05] I can confirm the netboot kernel and initrd work BTW. So my problem must be due to an issue with the current iso [10:06] swap is not detected. How to correct this? I have allocated partition for it. [10:06] Plz guide [10:07] Need it urgently for some memory intensive app [10:07] !swap | bt40 [10:07] bt40: swap is used to move unused programs and data out of main memory to make your system faster. It can also be used as extra memory if you don't have enough. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq for more info [10:09] yes i want to fix this. I got cannot allocate memory error in some process. Maybe this hopefully fix this if process allows [10:11] anything about OEM logo not showing up on boot?(20.04) [10:11] bt40, how do you tell swap is not detected? and what 'allocate memory error in some process' ?? [10:12] Blank output for this commmand: sudo swapon --show [10:12] also in disks, it shows swap not active [10:13] i was porting webOS. In that, i got error cannot allocate memory. I have limited ram 4gb. So i thought this could bethe problem. will give it try [10:13] I have the partition, but it is not actively used ass swap [10:14] webos? [10:14] yes. for smartphone. Halium [10:15] fatal: fork: Cannot allocate memory [10:17] bt40: what does "free -h" show [10:17] bt40: what does "cat /proc/swaps" show?? [10:18] Mem: 3.8G 1.9G 588M 298M 1.3G 1.3G [10:18] Swap: 0B 0B 0B [10:18] 588mb free, how much are you trying to allocate> [10:19] EriC^^, i am building/compiling OS. It shoulf failrly consume all. Right now is after aborting that process. So actual consumption at that time would be high [10:20] Enabling swap is the mail goal [10:20] i have 16gb partition [10:20] bt40: ok did you mkswap it? [10:20] looks like no swapfile [10:21] EriC^^, please guide. I created using prior installation of os. During live cd. File system as swap. Maybe ii forgot to mount it as swap [10:22] bt40: can you run 'sudo parted -ls | nc termbin.com 9999' and paste the link here? [10:22] https://termbin.com/q3tp [10:23] how is building webos related to ubuntu support? [10:24] oerheks, i have sought help related to swap. Not webos [10:24] read the question [10:26] bt40: it's actually ubuntu-only support here, but sometimes if there's not too much support going on we can help with other os [10:26] bt40: anyways, did you add the entry to fstab for the swap? [10:27] type "(sudo blkid /dev/sda5; cat /etc/fstab) | nc termbin.com 9999" [10:29] https://termbin.com/hr1n [10:30] bt40: type 'sudo nano /etc/fstab' [10:30] change the last line uuid from 53fb26cf-c9f9-4073-a9aa-8b23ba61592d to 03965179-772f-4e5e-a18e-9b6d692e0151 [10:31] bt40: then save & exit and type "sudo swapon -a" [10:33]