=== ddevault is now known as Guest80933 === ddevault_ is now known as ddevault [02:41] hi all im using lubuntu for the first time and having trouble live booting (can only see install and rescue (shell)apon booting from usb) [02:42] can anyone post link or let me know if lubuntu can still be live booted (32bit version) [02:43] (most recent 32bit lubuntu release available) [02:45] my version has no try lubuntu live at the welcome install screen fyi [02:46] im out laters [08:14] Hi guys [08:14] what do I do with this? [08:15] (Photo, 982x457) https://i.imgur.com/2JdhdNz.jpg [08:15] @Michaël Van Bogaert [], If I reboot I'm gonna be stuck with this screen [09:51] @Michaël Van Bogaert: I don't speak this language, but the error message seems to suggest that installing the nvidia-dkms-440-server package failed for some reason. you may be able to get a better explanation by running this in a terminal: export LANG=C; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get -f install [09:51] !paste [09:51] 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. [13:05] @tomreyn [ @Michaël Van Bogaert: I don't speak this language, but the error messa …], thank you … but none of these work … export LANG=C doesn't do a thing … sudo apt-get update: everything is up-to-date … sudo apt-get -f install: no missing dependencies [15:11] @Michaël Van Bogaert The LANG=C is just to get english language messages, not your native language as seen on the screenshot. if the two apt-get commands report no errors, then there doesn't seem to be a problem currently. the equivalent to what you did that triggered an error initially can also be done using the ubuntu-drivers command on the terminal. run "ubuntu-drivers --help" to see how you can run it. doing this on the terminal would [15:11] provide us with better error messages. [15:31] ok :) … I'm gonna learn it how [15:47] so I have a GeForce GTX 1660 Ti [15:48] `sudo apt install nvidia-driver-440` [15:48] Error! Bad return status for module build on kernel: 5.4.0-42-generic (x86_64) … Consult /var/lib/dkms/nvidia/440.100/build/make.log for more information. [15:49] E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) [15:49] then I had some dependencies errors … and installed them like this `sudo apt install -f` [15:50] and this came out … E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) [15:50] Michaël Van Bogaert: can you post this? /var/lib/dkms/nvidia/440.100/build/make.log [15:51] @tomreyn [ Michaël Van Bogaert: can you post this? /var/lib/dkms/nvidia/440.100/b …], Thank you for helping me … I have to feed my family first … I promised them Chinese today :) [15:51] cat /var/lib/dkms/nvidia/440.100/build/make.log | nc termbin.com 9999 [15:51] okay, i'll need to leave shortly, too [15:52] you can also try getting help with this on irc directly, in channel #ubuntu [15:53] https://webchat.freenode.net if you don't want to install an irc client [16:10] @tomreyn [ cat /var/lib/dkms/nvidia/440.100/build/make.log | nc termbin.com 9999], https://termbin.com/3icq [16:12] @tomreyn [ you can also try getting help with this on irc directly, in channel #u …], do you prefer this? … I will do this if I have to … Currently I have no irc clients installed … nor ever used … I also have to learn this … I you prefer me doing that, I do that [16:13] it's just that you'd get a wider audience there. [16:13] i don'T know why it is not already installed on your system, but you may need to sudo apt install build-essential [16:14] then repeat what you did that caused the original error [16:16] @tomreyn [ i don'T know why it is not already installed on your system, but you m …], On my system I come across the weirdest things … programs that I use daily simply don't boot anymore … I have to reinstall them … everyday it's just something [16:17] @tomreyn [ i don'T know why it is not already installed on your system, but you m …], My downloaded iso is checked for errors in it … md5sum using grep … so my iso is definitely correct [16:18] `sudo apt install build-essential` … it's doing just that now … thanks … 2 packages were missing [16:18] maybe your hard disk is falling apart [16:19] @tomreyn [ maybe your hard disk is falling apart], I already red the SMART logs from my nvme ssd … no errors there [16:19] hmm, i see [16:21] Now I've got this result [16:21] https://termbin.com/85tb [16:21] I have to go now [16:21] identical result [16:22] see you [20:16] @Michaël Van Bogaert: If you would like to look into this more, i think you should post dmesg | nc termbin.com 9999 next - so we can look at your kernel log and see whether there are basic problems (which could explain files vanishing and the like) [20:26] @tomreyn [ @Michaël Van Bogaert: If you would like to look into this more, i thin …], Oh believe me … I want to figure it all out … If needed I learn new skills just to figure out what's happening [20:27] so … do I do a proprietary nvidia driver installation in the terminal and then `dmesg | nc termbin.com 9999` [20:28] Or should I do it while my system tries to install a proprietary nvidia driver? [20:48] Ok, lets see if mkusb makes something mac likes [20:48] Went with 20.04 in the end [20:58] @Michaël Van Bogaert: after you tried to install it [20:59] but it doesn't matter so much, i'm just wondering whether there are fundamental (not "basic" as i wrote above) problems with your system. [21:10] @tomreyn [ but it doesn't matter so much, i'm just wondering whether there are fu …], here it is :) … https://termbin.com/0yjv [21:11] i ddid the dmesg right after trying to install nvidia drivers [21:35] @Michaël Van Bogaert: hmm, interesting, you have the C (cc1) compiler segfaulting there, [21:38] @Michaël Van Bogaert: do a full system update: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade -V [21:38] and tell me whether something got updated, and what [21:43] @Michaël Van Bogaert: also tell us whether this was a fresh 20.04 installation, or an upgrade. And if it was an upgrade, whether the upgrade was going well and without errors. [21:44] @tomreyn [ @Michaël Van Bogaert: also tell us whether this was a fresh 20.04 inst …], fresh install … about 24h old [21:45] @tomreyn [ @Michaël Van Bogaert: do a full system update: sudo apt update && sudo …], `sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade -V` … showed that 2 things where missing … it all had to do with the nvidia drivers [21:46] 2 niet volledig geïnstalleerd of verwijderd … (did my best to translate) … 2 not completely installed or removed [21:47] ah, that's the expected error only [21:48] i guess you could reinstall gcc [21:49] so all of these packages: apt list --installed '*gcc*' [21:52] sudo apt reinstall those packages [21:53] @tomreyn [ so all of these packages: apt list --installed '*gcc*'], https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/bvd7zF9Vtm/ [21:53] vereistenprobleem means dependencies errors [21:57] thank you so much for your help … but I have to go to bed now … good night everyone [22:01] good night!