[00:00] I hope that works... [00:00] it doesn't seem related to ubuntu [00:00] ...support [00:01] so I should be able to use cryptsetup-reencrypt --decrypt on /dev/sda3 to remove that header [00:04] Spiffdaddy: right. i di not know whether this is supported while the crypto container is open, though. you may need to reboot to a live usb, (virtual) live cd, or network booted system. [00:05] 10-4 ... let me give it a try and see what happens. I'll keep you apprised. [00:05] thanks for the point in the right direction! [00:05] i also have not done this, yet, so i suggest looking for others' experiences before you try it. and, of course, have backups. [00:06] Spiffdaddy: i'll head to bed now, will read up later, good luck [00:07] tomreyn: rock on, bro. thanks again! === Ringtailed_Fox is now known as RingtailedFox [01:02] as the program to delete folders is called, when you run it in the terminal, it launches a graphical interface? === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:03] 8) [01:05] It is to delete some locked folders [01:59] Hi. How are ZFS auto-snapshots managed in 20? I can't find cron entries, so is this event triggered? I'd like to enable/disable some shots plus limit the number [02:14] Is there a way to use 2 or more mice (with as many pointers) and keyboards on same machine. Separation of keystrokes can be made by workspaces. Possible? (no multiseat due to no multi head gpu but multi monitor available) [02:34] Intelo, I've seen blogs use (heard podcasts too) a second keyboard for macro type purposes, ie. using the second keyboard keys to perform programmed functions (extra 101+ function keys available), but not different workspace [02:50] guiverc: no. I am asking entirly diff thing. ie 2 users using the same pc at the same time, with same gpu, 2 sets of monitor, keyboard [02:52] With 2 monitors, it is called multiseat [02:52] https://wiki.debian.org/Multi_Seat_Debian_HOWTO [02:53] attach tty usb sound mic to a seat, same approach for ubuntu [03:06] please stop using or recommending snap [03:07] lol...someone is snap bitter [03:07] it breaks everything it touches in my experience. [03:08] cluelessperson: snaps are removeable :D [03:09] Bashing-om, implying snap is needed? [03:09] change distro then, cluelessperson [03:09] oerheks, why is ubuntu trying to implement snap? [03:09] oerheks: in multiseat, its 1+ gpu. I only have 1. So monitors can be 1 or more but not gpu. What are my options? [03:09] cluelessperson: Not at all - But, I too have no need for snaps. [03:11] * cluelessperson is just going to completely uninstall snapd === benfrancis5 is now known as benfrancis [03:36] tomreyn, it's an ubuntu package so it should be appropriate to ask here [03:37] eelstrebor, what have you found sofar? google container engine [03:38] nothing so far - a project to continue another day [03:44] Hey all, I'm on 20.04.1 with latest updates and the widevine plugin is not working (trynig to watch Netflix). Does this work for anyone? (FF 78.0.2) [03:44] It looks like the plugin is segfaulting [03:54] Keyboard and trackpad aren’t working on a 2009 MacBook running 20.04. [03:54] Using Nvidia proprietary driver. [03:55] Black window showing up in top left hand corner and it seems to record keystrokes. [03:55] Any ideas? [03:59] keyboard is not working but it's potentially recording the keystrokes? [04:07] More like X isn’t displaying characters but the small black box in the top left is showing activity. [04:08] Also, keyboard and trackpad work when booting to Ubuntu via USB. [04:08] ryaeng: have you power cycled the computer? does it persist a power cycle or reboot? [04:09] Yes. It persists. [04:09] ryaeng: do you follow the "best practices" of having full system back ups? [04:10] Fortunately... it’s a fresh install. [04:10] ryaeng: so the answer would be "no" you do not practice making backups === xaviergmail is now known as xaviergmail_ [04:11] ryaeng: you'll probably need to reinstall to restore your confidence in the computer [04:11] Okay. I’ll give it a shot. [04:12] We’ll see what happens. [04:13] tatertotz: Plugged in a USB keyboard and that didn’t work either. [05:11] ryaeng: reinstalled yet? [06:35] is there a contact manager that is similar with google contacts? I just have a ton of duplicates I want to merge, any help? [06:37] usr1987: gnome contacts? [06:40] clear [07:31] how to paste multiline command from windows with \xd non printable chars to terminator ? [07:33] muhaha__: with a flux capacitor [07:36] ? [08:03] Hi, what was the name of the ubuntu flavour by some laptop company. It had something like hey!OS or something with exclamation mark and weird casing as a name. [08:04] got it, nevermind. I think I'm looking for Pop OS, [08:04] I mean.. Pop!_OS [08:07] yup, not any official flavor by the way and offtopic in here :) [08:22] how can i get an appimage in the applications list? is it possible by creating a .desktop file? but where should i put the .desktop file? thanks!! [08:35] Hi, I can't lock my screen, Win+L doesn't work, "gnome-screensaver-command -l" returns "unable to send message: Timeout was reached"; Using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS [08:41] Hi all, not sure where else to ask since i cannot find a pure-ftpd channel. I have an issue with passive port ranges seemingly being ignored. I was wondering if someone here might be able to suggest a route to debug the issue as i'm currently out of ideas. Filezilla fails to retrieve directory listing even though the portrange is specified in both the .conf AND /conf/, similarly iptables has the tcp ports for that range [08:41] restarting the service, I am still left unable to connect using the passive directory listing. How do I debug this issue further? [08:45] i just put .desktop files in ~/.local/share/applications and it worked ... [09:11] Hi. [09:11] Connecting to OpenVPN doesn't work on Ubuntu. [09:11] Where should I look first? [09:12] cat /var/log/syslog | grep vpn [09:12] Tried `sudo openvpn --config .ovpn --auth-user-pass`. Auth passes, but nothing happens in browser or when pinging :/ [09:14] how to list all ssh connection to another destination? [09:15] Paddy1, paste incoming. [09:17] chieta: sudo netstat -p | grep sshd [09:19] maybe -pt is more fitting [09:26] OK, here is the redacted version: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/dTcy4mqKtJ/ [09:28] No error there. [09:29] `Jul 28 10:42:28 nm-openvpn[4264]: SIGUSR1[soft,auth-failure] received, process restarting` [09:29] nevermind, auth failure. [09:29] Hi, I'm trying to do an automated install of ubuntu using packer. It looks like the new way to do this is using cloud-init(?). I'm looking for a way to supply the necessary boot parameters to the ISO, when booting it I'm just presented with a graphical menu, I'm not sure how to add e.g. the user-data server there. [09:33] How are you supposed to be authenticating marshwallow? [09:34] Do you have your authkeys in the same dir as the ovpn, or embedded inside of it? [09:35] Sorry, will come back. Other issues have arisen. [10:12] hello, when i plug a network card into eno1 and do an ip link i am always seeing DOWN is this normal? The ethernet never lights up [10:12] its an HP Proliant machine [10:17] anyone ? [10:21] ocx32: did you try to do ip link set up dev eno1? [10:21] yes [10:21] dmesg says something about that specific card? [10:26] i saw a message saying it was enslaved [10:27] is there any way to disable tht bonding other than the netplan yaml file? [10:27] and a netplan --aply [10:30] ocx32: ifenslave -d $bondname $interface [10:32] i dont have that command, and not connected to the internet [10:33] ocx32: do you have nmcli installed? [10:33] checking [10:34] sorry it is slow as the system is in another room [10:34] don't you have a iLO? [10:36] trying to install arch with luks on lvm for home, and root just on lvm. when setting up luks on the lv i get the error "WARNING: Locking directory /run/cryptsetup is missing!" Do i have to make this before mounting the system? [10:36] no ILO configured [10:49] Eugh. People fixing unpredicted issues in my code in a way I honestly disapprove. Apologies Paddy1. [10:49] How am I supposed to authenticate? By providing just the username and password. [10:50] Usually openvpn is used alongside a keypair [10:50] And, regarding the authkey, it seems to be residing in the same directory as the .ovpn file. [10:51] The auth key has been specified inside the .ovpn? [10:51] (should then prompt for entering a password when you connect) [10:51] I find these statements in my .ovpn file: [10:51] `pkcs12 marshwallow-boi.p12tls-auth marshwallow-boi-tls.key 1` [10:52] Erm. [10:52] `pkcs12 marshwallow-boi.p12` [10:52] `tls-auth marshwallow-boi-tls.key 1` [10:52] Yes that should be it. [10:52] You are prompted to enter the password when you connect, right? [10:53] When I do it through that sudo command I am prompted for the password and it connects successfully, but KDE just messes things up. [10:53] syslog contents are probably KDE fails. [10:54] Ahh that would make sense. [10:54] While it connects successfully using the sudo command, changes are absolutely NOT applied in other console windows or browsers. [10:54] I would ahve thought it would have errored in a more significant way, with permission denied when executing without sudo privs [10:54] If i use HD encryption, will it use the normal set keyboard layout? I'm afraid I'll have to type QWERTY on a non-QWERTY keyboard. [10:55] The KDE thing just says "Necessary secrets for the VPN connection were not provided." [10:55] Check the logs again for anything new. perhaps the new gateway info isnt being pushed [10:59] These are all VPN-related syslog entries after 12 o'clock: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/mNr3DGPBWn/ [11:01] marshwallow: how you set vpn connection ? did you try to set with 'nm-connection-editor' if nor run it in terminal and try to set it from there [11:02] marshwallow: nor/ not * [11:04] Think he used nm [11:04] ohh, seems maybe he found some success [11:06] Howdy all [11:21] marshwallow: Seems as though the authentication isn't being triggered for some reason. `final secrets request failed to provide sufficient secrets` i guess is pointing to the lack of secret key auth. Are you prompted to enter the key for your authfile at all? [11:26] The authfile should not have a key to manually enter. [11:29] Hmm okay. Well, lets see what happens if you try to intiate the conect through CLI [11:30] `openvpn --config client.ovpn` [11:31] By the way, does your .ovpn contain "script-security 2"? [11:32] That `openvpn` statement, with or without `sudo`? [11:33] thanks Paddy1 [11:33] with, sorry. thought thats a given. [11:33] gonna need sudo privs to manipualte network interfaces, or devices of any kind. [11:35] thought python3 will be the default on 20.04, it seems still python is for python2, while python3 needs to specify the digit 3 [11:36] upgrading to 20.04 now [11:39] Connection seems to work fine, but can't reach addresses normally reachable under Windows. [11:41] The original script did not contain `script-security 2`, so I created a copy containing that and some funky `update-resolv-conf` statements I found on OpenVPN's website. That didn't help either. [11:41] Both in console using `sudo` and in NM. [11:41] No, you definitely need those. `script-security 2 [11:41] up /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf [11:41] down /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf` [11:41] each address/server needs it's own .ovpn file [11:42] can you just double check that /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf exists [11:42] It exists, unfortunately :D. [11:43] mmkay. Well, atleast this will not become a problem. its a relatively common one although not specifically to do with your issue. [11:43] Your issue still seems that is a problem authenticating via certs. [11:44] I'm not exactly sure what is going wrong there, that error is not very descriptive. [11:44] Hmm, this thing maybe? [11:44] `Tue Jul 28 13:38:26 2020 Options error: Unrecognized option or missing or extra parameter(s) in [PUSH-OPTIONS]:6: register-dns (2.4.7)`? [11:45] Is this server your own? [11:45] Is the server configured to push a gateway to the client? [11:46] thats another error though. i assume the previous one still exists. A goodle result: "this means that an external agent couldn't ask the password to user or failed to provide it to NM." [11:46] Nope, not a server I'm an owner of. [11:46] How can I check the second thing? [11:47] You don't not unless you are the server owner. [11:47] Yayn't. [11:48] While NM has issues figuring out stuff, the console output seems fairly clean, yet fails to help me connect to a remote host within VPN. [11:48] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1590371 is perhaps worthwile reading over [11:48] bugzilla.redhat.com bug 1590371 in NetworkManager-openvpn "NM can't establish VPN connection (regression?)" [Unspecified,Closed: eol] [11:49] If it works through the console command, I don't need to bother with NM. [11:49] "> the VPN stack is refusing to proceed without a cert password despite being told it doesn't need one. [11:49] Yup. Worked with plasma, also, though I had to enter junk for the cert password (providing an empty string didn't seem to work). Note: since I'm using garbage, I have the cert password set to 'remember for all users (unencrypted)'." [11:49] Seems its expecting a value for the password to the cert when it doesn't need one [11:50] try specifying a cert pass via cli [11:51] anyways, i gotta go make lunch. gl [11:53] Paddy1, that worked. Thanks person. [11:53] What a pain. [11:53] Glad you are all sorted now. [12:04] hi [12:08] Bye. [12:31] Hello, I have the smartctl report, could someone give you a quick view? [12:35] https://imgur.com/a/ugQ9K05 === BromaxSux1 is now known as BromaxSux [12:42] =D [12:48] 10101001000100101010001 [13:00] wow i have never seen such a bad disk xD [13:01] ;( [13:01] True? [13:03] Mat63: replace the drive. Though it looks concerning that you only have 111 hours and 563 power cycles. Maybe contact the manufacturer [13:06] yeah that's what I also thought. I don't know your use pattern, but on average 12 mins per spinup oO [13:07] That album is not mine, actually a friend gave it to me, if it is reliable I will use it if not, then bye [13:07] the disc is not mine, actually a friend gave it to me, if it is reliable I will use it if not then bye [13:09] Mat63 I would still contact the manufacturer, as that disk is not old or didn't run too long [13:10] I wrote you, on the toshiba website, I await your response [13:21] Thank you for your comments. [13:41] Hello, I have set up a new ssd, cloned my old hdd onto it, tested it by booting into it via usb to check it was successful. now it drops ot busybox shell. any ideas how to solve this? [13:42] Guest_8 I guess your UUID is not correct anymore in /etc/fstab [13:44] how do i correct this? [13:46] compare the UUID of blkid /dev/ to what it says in /etc/fstab [13:46] and correct if it the one in the fstab is wrong [13:48] hi. I am getting this error in terminal. Unknown argument: config [13:48] this argument is valid actually [13:48] java -jar $KVHOME/lib/kvstore.jar makebootconfig -root $SNA_DATA_HOME -store-security config [13:48] above is the command i am typing [13:49] is there anything wrong in syntax? [13:49] i am getting same error for various parameters. [13:50] try 'configure' instead of 'config' [13:50] seanbright, EVEN FOR PORT, I AM GETTING ERROR [13:50] https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/other-databases/nosql-database/19.5/admin/installation-configuration-parameters.html#GUID-9E2B0453-A0CF-4F34-8A82-A6D801D6C929 [13:50] this is referrence, all arguments are ok which i am using [13:51] right, but under 'store-security' there is no 'config' listed - just a 'configure' [13:51] [-store-security ] [13:51] this is manual saying [13:51] right... configure [13:51] not config [13:51] okay sorry [13:52] if i type none, still i get error [13:52] k [13:52] not sure how this is a ubuntu problem [13:52] -port For this i also get error when i type port 5000 according to instructions from website === openface is now known as brutex [13:55] restarted terminal, command got run ok. strange === brutex is now known as schmack === schmack is now known as openface [13:56] Hi i had to reboot, is there a way to get the history of the chat for the last few minutes? [13:56] < quadrathoch2> compare the UUID of blkid /dev/ to what it says in /etc/fstab [13:57] < quadrathoch2> and correct if it the one in the fstab is wrong [13:57] that's all that was said in reference to your problem [13:57] Ah thank you === westor{off} is now known as westor [14:30] hello, i have a weird problem with my proliant server DL180 gen10 server running ubuntu 18 and 20, if i run ip addr i can see eno1 eno2 , if i set an ip on them its ok but when i plug a cable into the ethernet it never lights up on either. if i plug those same cables into ILO they light up, does nit mean its a hardware problem? [14:30] !yy.mm | ocx32 [14:30] ocx32: Ubuntu version numbers are: YY.MM (YY=release year,MM=release month). Each year sees two releases, so just specifying YY is imprecise. See also https://www.ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle [14:31] ocx32: does the traffic work when you plug ethernet into them and they get an ip? [14:31] i always get DOWN even when plugged [14:32] state:DOWN [14:32] "if i set an ip on them its ok" [14:32] ocx32: what do you mean by "ok"? Can you ping them? [14:32] i mean its ok as in thaey sown on ip addr [14:32] they are shown* [14:33] nop [14:33] ocx32 can you post the output on ip a, after setting the ips? [14:33] ocx32: is this the one where you've got them setup for bonding? [14:34] i formatted a new system and didnt set bonding, same problem on 18.04 [14:34] my question is, shoudnt a unconfigured ethernet port just light up even when unconfigured? [14:35] ocx32 afaik no [14:35] depends on the hardware [14:35] i see [14:35] i have some weird usb ethernet that shows up [14:35] in ip addr too, and it has an ip [14:36] i think its the IlO or something [14:38] ocx32: did you set the link up for those NICs? [14:38] yes i did [14:39] ip link up dev eno1 [14:39] it stays in aDOWN state [14:39] should i load drivers or so? https://certification.ubuntu.com/hardware/201707-25606 [14:39] it says it is certified.. [14:40] can you try running: ip link *set* up dev eno1 [14:40] without ** ofc [14:40] yes yes sure [14:41] lord4163 i did [14:41] it retuns correctly but i still see DOWN [14:42] what version of debian is ubuntu 20.04 built on? [14:42] debian sid deltreey [14:43] ocx32: weird, and you said you don't have the bond cause you started fresh, right? [14:43] yes right, i formatted the system [14:43] to check that [14:44] screen lock not working, please help! [14:45] Win+L not working, gnome-screensaver-command -l not working [14:46] does it look like a hardware problem ? [14:46] shouldi install drivers? [14:46] idea is that the itnerfaces show correctly in ip addr [14:46] error: Did not receive a reply from the screensaver. [14:52] gnome-terminal in 20.04 has two top rows: terminal then tabs are below that, is there way to keep only one row, [14:53] unncessarily took more spaces, also the background now can not use pure color, why is that... [15:03] ocx32 dmesg | grep -i eno - does say something? [15:09] tomreyn: --decrypt totally broke it. had to reinstall [16:00] I may have missed a response due to needing to turn of the machine and install a new ssd into the drive bay. can someone help me correct a superblock and uuid error on a newly installed ssd? === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [16:25] hi, is there way to remove completely polkitd? [16:26] e01, interesting, why do you want to remove such core component? [16:26] because it very often got high cpu, and make machine to freeze [16:27] e01: that's a symptom, not a cause [16:28] on clean install with ~20 docker containers which staying in idle most of the time, randomly it cause such symptom [16:31] leftyfb: any hints if it possible to be removed safely? [16:33] e01: I don't at the moment. A bit busy. My hint would be not to assume the solution is to *remove something. [16:33] e01: unless you're just putting too much load on a system not meant to handle said load by design === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr [16:40] hmm i am trying to restart apache [16:40] with sudo service apache2 restart [16:40] but get this error [16:40] Failed to restart apache2.service: Unit apache2.service not found. [16:40] anyone got a idea? [16:42] systemctl status apache2.service [16:43] Unit apache2.service could not be found. [16:43] wait [16:43] which directory do i have to be in? [16:43] journalctl -xe [16:46] Apologies the for repeating, I have encrypted ssd which i have just cloned from hdd. I think bad superblock or incorrect uuid is the problem as I cannot boot from it now. How can i fix this? [16:47] i did cloning an install before, chroot the system with live iso and update UUID and update-grub.. but encrypted, no idea [16:48] Guest_8: please stop asking unless you're going to stick around for the answer: https://howtoubuntu.org/how-to-repair-restore-reinstall-grub-2-with-a-ubuntu-live-cd [16:48] Guest_8: if it's encrypted, you'll have to compensate for that [16:48] Guest_8: you'll have to decrypt it and mount it [16:48] boot a live version and chroot in and fix it, atleast that should work to fix uuid just edit your fstab with the blkid output. superblock on the other hand you need to fix before chroot fsck /dev/sdX [16:48] sorry the power ran out we are on a meter so the internet connection dropped when the power ran out [16:48] i am booted in a live usb [16:49] i had to turn off before as only one usb port works and the old hdd was in the internal bay [16:49] so now i am able to fix [16:51] where should I start with both the above instructions? [16:51] fsck [16:52] after that makre sure to " cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdX luks " to be able to access the encrypted stuff then chroot [16:52] good luck [16:52] MAthisen: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/yHFbP2Y5cH/ [16:52] sda1 2 3 4 not just sda [16:54] I am not sure what I am looking for in the output of the command. [16:55] oerheks, [16:55] i did journalctl -xe [16:55] it outputed some text [16:56] ComputerTech: what version of ubuntu? [16:56] I think this is the part i need, is this not being read due to encryption? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/7BjPCMBJdf/ [16:56] ubuntu 20.04 [16:56] :) [16:56] Guest_8: you need to decrypt first [16:57] i just need to setup sendemail for anope services [16:57] sendmail* [16:57] ComputerTech: what does that have to do with apache? [16:57] https://kenfavors.com/code/how-to-install-and-configure-sendmail-on-ubuntu/ [16:57] it says to restart apache [16:57] ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [16:57] i havent a clue, just following a guide [16:59] ComputerTech: why are you trying to install sendmail? [16:59] for anope services [16:59] like when a person registers their nick [16:59] it will send a email to approve [17:00] ComputerTech: why don't you use postfix for that? [17:00] hmm i am unsure what that is [17:01] Ok i think i decrypted it. https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/XWSc5bs9cb/ [17:01] ComputerTech: maybe look into postfix or something like ssmtp [17:01] ok [17:01] i will go try [17:01] thanks a lot in advanced leftleg_ :) [17:01] leftyfb, [17:01] :) [17:02] Do i need to chroot now or follow this? https://howtoubuntu.org/how-to-repair-restore-reinstall-grub-2-with-a-ubuntu-live-cd [17:02] I don't know about chroot [17:03] folow that guide [17:04] run " lsblk " first you may see your encrypted stuff is now not under /dev/sdx it maybe /dev/mapper/vg-something [17:06] ok so ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo mount /dev/mapper/luks /mnt [17:06] should work? [17:06] and you may not need to repair grub as that guides sugest but the chroot steps is correct for it. so folow it to the " sudo chroot /mnt " step then run " sudo blkid " and replace correct uuid it spits out for you in " sudo nano /etc/fstab " [17:06] yes correct [17:07] mount: /mnt: unknown filesystem type 'LVM2_member'. [17:07] that didn't work as I expected [17:08] not sure about that error, im sure someone smarter then me can help you out in here just wait for help [17:08] ok i think i got it /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root [17:09] ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo mount /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root /mntgave no output so that was successufl? [17:09] yep [17:09] yes Guest_8 [17:10] so now if i understand correctly when i edit etc/fstab now it is mounted i will be editing the correct file not one on the live usb? [17:10] when you edit it, you will see your old config, as check [17:11] blkid gives your real UUID [17:13] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/d6CCNmcDQ7/ [17:13] it seems it is the correct UUID [17:15] what error did you get when trying to boot it ? [17:15] i assumed it was uuid when you said it was that [17:15] it worked the first time. but then it dropped to initramfs busybox on the next boot [17:16] i cloned the disk. booted from it attached via usb. but the second time it booted it didnt complete only to that initramfs busybox shell [17:16] Guest_8 what does 'cat /etc/crypttab' say? and 'sudo blkid /dev/sda5' [17:17] root@ubuntu:/# cat /etc/crypttabsda5_crypt UUID=af22a0b7-debb-4f87-914c-659825d987de none luks,discard [17:17] root@ubuntu:/# sudo blkid /dev/sda5sudo: unable to resolve host ubuntu: Temporary failure in name resolution [17:18] ahh sorry without sudo [17:18] there was no output witout [17:18] root@ubuntu:/# blkid /dev/sda5root@ubuntu:/# [17:19] Should i just clone the disk again? [17:19] are you chrooted or on the live OS? Guest_8 [17:19] yes [17:19] chrooted at the moment [17:20] ahh okay. can you exit for a second for that command [17:20] sure [17:21] blkid /dev/sda5 gave no output [17:21] sudo blkid /dev/sda5/dev/sda5: UUID="af22a0b7-debb-4f87-914c-659825d987de" TYPE="crypto_LUKS" PARTUUID="72342623-05" [17:21] so that should be the UUID? [17:24] so back into the chroot, and then do update-grub [17:24] had to reconnect as connection died but was still connected [17:24] not sure if i missed anything [17:25] 19:24 so back into the chroot, and then do update-grub [17:26] I cannot reply [17:26] quadrathoch2: /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?). [17:27] Guest_8 meh, okay exit chroot [17:27] sudo mount -t proc /proc /mnt/proc [17:27] sudo mount --rbind /dev /mnt/dev [17:27] sudo mount --rbind /sys /mnt/sys [17:27] and in again, update-grub [17:28] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/cb4Wp8DGbq/ [17:30] Guest_8 gahh exit chroot, sudo mount /dev/sdaX /mnt/boot, enter update grub #sorry but I don't know your partition for /boot [17:30] i guess this is helpful. https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/sjbBxR2RRR/ [17:30] sda1 i think from that output?? [17:31] chroot mnt/boot? [17:31] or just sudo chroot.mnt [17:31] so sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/boot, sudo chroot /mnt [17:31] update-grub [17:32] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/3sSNdMX5X8/ [17:32] great, reboot Guest_8 [17:33] sdb1 should be the usb liveusb so its not an issue? we are done? [17:33] Guest_8 we are done, sdb is you USB stick ;) [17:34] Thank you all. so very much you powerful wizards. apologies for having to mess around with installing the ssd and the power meter running out [17:35] thanks all [17:35]