=== Lvl4Sword_ is now known as Lvl4Sword [00:27] mason, oooooh it already does. hmmmMmmmm. [00:29] hello [00:29] it says on my ubuntu vps i have used 30% memory [00:29] and i have 1gb memory [00:29] yet when i do free -m [00:29] i get 600mb memory left [00:29] how do i refresh the results? [00:30] `top'? [00:30] `man top'? [00:31] hmm not that i mean [00:31] like to update free -m [00:35] free -m I'm 94% sure it always up-to-date [00:35] *is always === dominic35 is now known as dominic34 [00:50] ComputerTech: What does "available" show? [00:50] ComputerTech: Also "free -h" will give it in a more readable format. [00:56] what does ubuntu get used for mostly in schools? [00:58] my answer: word processing for essays. word processing for resumes. presentations for school presentations. spreadsheets for teacher's grades. javac/java for java programming class. [00:58] and then that's it. that's as far as computers go [00:59] ComputerTech: "available" is what you should be looking at. You can ignore "free". === zbenjamin is now known as Guest88946 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:44] recently i tried to run bzflag, it has been running nicely but the last 3 times i tried to start it it flasshed rapidly as it only showed partial screen. the only way to stop it was to reboot. any idea why this happened? [01:44] was working fine before [01:45] i'm finding ubuntu quirky [01:45] not as stable as they would like to belive [01:45] 'they [01:45] meaning ubuntu [01:47] xbfrog, hmmm. a partial solution is to go into you TTY/console/virtual-terminal with CTRL+ALT+F3, login, and then `sudo systemctl restart yourDMserviceNameImNotSureWhatitIs' [01:48] xbfrog, sudo systemctl restart gdm [01:48] ok [01:49] that'll reboot your desktop environment [01:49] i gues i should have said i'm a novice user but i do sorta understand what your saying [01:49] and then you go back to X11/your-desktop with CTRL+ALT+F2 or something [01:49] ah. yeah I made a few assumptions [01:50] just try CTRL+ALT+F1-9 until you hit your desktop [01:50] ok and i didnt state my level of experience [01:50] ok that i got [01:50] xbfrog, but thanks for bringing up bzflag. it looks like a cool game to try. [01:51] it worked well till the last 3 times ;( [01:51] then wonkers [01:52] you could see if the bzflag process is not shutting down properly with a `ps aux | grep bzflag' [01:53] ok, i dunno what happened, it was playing/displaying fine, then wowow [01:53] ok thanks for the imput [01:53] :) [01:53] it could be a program bug. there is a 96% chance it'll be beneficial to their community if you report the experience [01:54] ok, but atm i'm thinking it may be more of my rogue os acting on its own [01:55] i've had several other issues [01:55] but yes i'll keep that in mind [01:55] you can try the `top' command to watch the process list [01:56] i dunno top command, how do i see that? [01:56] you open up a terminal and type in top [01:56] ok [01:56] got that [01:56] then exec bz? [01:56] ooooooooh [01:57] it depends what you're trying to do [01:57] i wanna see why its going crazy [01:57] flashing and no control [01:57] all i can do is rdboot [01:57] reboot [01:58] when things go bonkers you can switch to a virtual-terminal/console/TTY, login, then type top then watch the process list to see what's going crazy [01:58] ok got that [01:58] i'll try it [01:58] press 'q' to exit top [01:58] understood [01:59] thank you :) [02:23] !info debsecan [02:23] debsecan (source: debsecan): Debian Security Analyzer. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.4.20.1 (focal), package size 29 kB, installed size 109 kB === banisterfiend_ is now known as banisterfiend [04:02] updated to 20.04lts. pretty painless, not bad [04:03] !yay | nshire [04:03] nshire: Glad you made it! :-) [04:03] liking the new grayscale window tabs. the brown ui elements of 18.04 were not pretty lol [04:03] yes, the ui is pretty. and lots of themes more [04:09] hmm, odd issue: I noticed the wifi config page shows that my network supports 5ghz, but it only supports a/b/g/n [04:10] under wifi > network name(gear icon) > details [04:18] I'm not sure if that page is supposed to report supported frequencies of the access point or the computer itself-- it's a bit ambiguous === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius === William is now known as Conna [06:18] Can someone help me with my NFS exports again please. I have set one up in /etc/exports which previously worked when connecting from osx but now osx just says it cannot connect - no error msg [06:18] /mnt/jack/Photos/HQ/ 192.168.1.100(rw,sync,no_subtree_check,no_root_squash,insecure,crossmnt) [06:19] ive ocnfirmed my macbook is 192.168.1.100 (have that ip bound to the mac address of the err mac) [06:24] I mean, how can i even debug this :D? === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 === azidhaka_ is now known as azidhaka [07:18] guys? how can i download deb from this repository http://packages.treasuredata.com/4/debian/buster/ ? i dont want to add repository... [07:18] don't mix debian packages with ubuntu [07:19] wrong repo [07:19] http://packages.treasuredata.com/4/ubuntu/focal/ [07:19] http://packages.treasuredata.com/ give an ubuntu entrance [07:19] nice [07:19] did not notice [07:21] https://td-agent-package-browser.herokuapp.com/3/ubuntu/bionic/pool/contrib/t/td-agent [07:21] i see no focal, sorry [07:25] http://packages.treasuredata.com.s3.amazonaws.com/4/ [07:34] hello guys; sometimes my ubuntu crashes completely and it tells "Read-only file system" for apparently no reason.. can anyone supports me for watching in log files what happen when that error occur? [07:52] I have windows installed alongwith Ubuntu 18.04, but grub menu wont pop up when PC starts, I have tried updating grub and boot-repair but no solution, also in grub customizer it isn't showing my windows file system [07:53] I was reading log file from boot-repair and it read something like "couldn't read /dev/sda1, I think sda1 is my windows 10 filesystem [07:53] anyone who can help, pleasE? [07:56] anyone here? [07:59] I have windows installed alongwith Ubuntu 18.04, but grub menu wont pop up when PC starts, I have tried updating grub and boot-repair but no solution, also in grub customizer it isn't showing my windows file system. I was reading log file from boot-repair and it read something like "couldn't read /dev/sda1, I think sda1 is my windows 10 filesystem [08:03] hello! is it possible to upgrade 18.04.5 LTS to 20.04.1 LTS ? [08:04] when I run do-release-upgrade I just get a message that there's no development release... [08:08] hey, what does this mean? Partition 1 does not start on physical sector boundary. I can't access windows drives in ubuntu. [08:09] rana_ans: Windows don't shut down normally unless forced to do so, so it's hibernated [08:09] rana_ans: Ubuntu can't open a hibernated Windows [08:10] zzarr no, I have a grub problem that I cant fix, its screen pop ups on start but not the actual menu [08:10] (partition) [08:10] I have windows installed alongwith Ubuntu 18.04, but grub menu wont pop up when PC starts, I have tried updating grub and boot-repair but no solution, also in grub customizer it isn't showing my windows file system. I was reading log file from boot-repair and it read something like "couldn't read /dev/sda1, I think sda1 is my windows 10 filesystem [08:10] here's my query [08:11] try pressing shift during start [08:11] ok, I'll try that [08:12] Is anyone here using a usd DAC with ubuntu? I can't get my sound working with any music players. Sound works fine in browser. I'm using a FiiO BTR3K in usb mode. [08:12] usb DAC* [08:13] OS detects it and it is set as default sound device. But I get no sound from rythmbox or vlc. [08:31] konrados, yes, you're right [08:31] i use an external ssd via usb to boot my ubuntu [08:32] cuz the internal board where the hdd si connected is broken [08:32] is* [08:33] but can I analyze better the problem watching on log files to troubleshoot what's the problem? [08:48] Well, can't help you with that one :) But I would just simply use the `sudo fsck -f /dev/blahblah` command from a live usb [09:11] simo3n: what's the problem? [09:14] konrados, thank you :) [09:14] EriC^^, my ubuntu crashes with errors that tell me "Read-only file system" [09:15] and I boot my ubuntu from an ssd plugged via usb [09:16] these crashes happen sometimes with no apparently reason so I want to investigate to know when that happen [09:16] and the reason.. so I want to look into logs but I do not know what logs I've to analyze [09:20] simo3n, "with no apparently reason " doe snot happen [09:21] check s.m.a.r.t. of the drive, i hope that usb controller supports that external [09:22] selftest: sudo smartctl -l selftest /dev/sdXY [09:24] oerheks, with that command can I check the device also if the system is booted from that? [09:25] anyway yes, I know that nothing happens without reason [09:26] yes, and fix that drive with https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilesystemTroubleshooting [09:27] external drive + OS, make sure all files are closed before shutdown [09:30] what do you mean with the last msg? [09:31] anyway im downloading smartctl [09:35] hey, my grub doesn't detect windows 10 [09:36] neither can I access windows drives in ubuntu 18.04 nor can I boot into windows from BIOS [09:36] I installed ubuntu 18.04 recently and added grub menu but it won't show windows 10 entry [09:36] anyone who can help, please? [09:37] maybe your windows is installed in UEFI mode, and ubuntu in legacy MBR [09:37] or around [09:37] !uefi [09:37] UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware. It is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI [09:37] what can I do now? uninstall ubuntu and re install it in EFI mode? [09:38] find out what windows uses [09:38] oerheks, "No self-tests have been logged." is the ouput of that command [09:38] sudo smartctl -t short /dev/sda2 ? [09:39] simo3n: try to look at /var/log/kern.log and syslog for anything around the time of the crashes [09:39] simo3n: sudo smartctl -a /dev/sda [09:40] rana_ans: can you pastebin 'sudo parted -ls' to see the disks configuration [09:43] EriC^^ : https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/N2h8sn4kDf/ [09:43] rana_ans: windows is on the 895gb partition? [09:43] yeah [09:44] there's no filesystem there, try 'sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt' [09:45] EriC^^ : https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/SM8xTshXYm/ [09:45] EriC^^, the last log in syslog is of mysql-workbench that I think it does not have anything to do with the crash [09:45] rana_ans: perhaps try to fix the filesystem using chkdsk, or use your latest backup if available [09:45] in kern.log there is nothing around that time :l [09:47] EriC^^, "sudo smartctl -a /dev/sda" this works with the ssd from I booted the system (obv, mounted)? [09:47] EriC^^ : I can't boot into Windows, not even through BIOS boot menu. I don't know what I did wrong while installing although I followed Ubuntu dual boot installation instructions [09:47] simo3n: what does "grep -iE "read.*only|mount" /var/log/syslog" give? [09:48] rana_ans: try "sudo fsck /dev/sda1" [09:48] perhaps also 'sudo ntfsfix /dev/sda1" [09:49] 1st: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/zNkrGVHCZj/ [09:49] 2nd: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/8MZGTfsdNf/ [09:49] looking at the EFI partition, you started ubuntu in UEFI mode, and windows is not. [09:50] else, that efi partition is always at the beginning of the disk [09:50] yeah my windows is efi but Idk what's wrong and I don't know much about OSs [09:51] no, it is not, i tell you. [09:51] grinn.. boot ubuntu in legacy mbr mode, and reinstall [09:51] EriC^^, nothing of important :< [09:53] oerheks: the windows one is sda1 not sdb* [09:53] oerheks: I checked before creating Ubuntu bootable USB, according to the steps. [09:53] it read UEFI [09:54] rana_ans: multiple stuff seem happening [09:54] rana_ans: try again 'sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt' [09:54] EriC^^: should I uninstall ubuntu? Im currently using it. Idk if I will be able to boot into Windows if I uninstall [09:55] rana_ans: no, windows filesystem is damaged currently [09:55] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/sJcZ3RmQM2/ [09:55] rana_ans: try also 'sudo apt-get install smartmontools && sudo smartctl -a /dev/sda' [09:56] its asking for mail configuration, which one should I select? [09:59] EriC^^: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/PSyq87n6CC/ [10:02] is it the output you wanted? [10:02] rana_ans: yes, the disk is good physically [10:03] rana_ans: do you have a backup of important data you had in the windows partition? [10:03] no ): [10:03] rana_ans: ok, try 'sudo apt-get install testdisk' [10:03] then type 'sudo testdisk /dev/sda' [10:04] do you want to analyze or go for advanced/ [10:07] EriC^^: it's asking for options, I selected the efi/gpt type then selected my drive, now its asking for multiple stuff [10:08] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/q9dKhcDdVv/ [10:10] hey guys is there a facebook app on ubuntu [10:11] That is a shame and disgrace. [10:12] rana_ans: ok, on the first partition that's selected, press "P" [10:12] If there was something like that I mean. [10:12] facebook app [10:12] EriC^^: it says Can't open filesystem. Filesystem seems damaged. [10:13] social media install [10:16] rana_ans: ok, there's a tool called 'photorec' (it's part of the testdisk package), it can retrieve files from the partition based on their type that you choose that it gets back, but they wont have any directory structure or filenames, so just "file1,2,3..." but it can probably get back your important stuff like maybe pics videos txts etc then you can sort them out [10:17] rana_ans: there's also a tool called 'ntfsundelete' and 'scrounge-ntfs' which might help [10:17] EriC^^: ok, I just need some project files, some pics and videos. [10:18] EriC^^: can you help me with that? [10:18] rana_ans: ok, if the project files aren't already known type files to photorec, you can add custom file types it can search for, ok [10:18] rana_ans: do you have any sample of the project files you need to get, or what are they exactly? [10:19] they are just some solidworks files and some python scripts, all in D: [10:19] all in D:\ [10:19] D: was the 895gb partition? [10:20] seems odd it would be D: not C: [10:20] yeah, my C:\ drive is in SSD [10:20] ah ok [10:20] shouldn't ubuntu list SSD filesystem as well? [10:20] yes it should [10:21] so what should I do for that [10:23] rana_ans: type 'sudo photorec /dev/sda' [10:24] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/8V3b7Q8Ypt/ [10:24] my SSD is 128GB [10:26] rana_ans: ok, it seems that LDM means it's a microsoft feature for dynamic disks or something, so that's why the filesystem wasnt showing [10:27] EriC^^: ok, so before I tried installing ubuntu, I wanted to extend D:\, it warned me of something for if disk becomes dynamic, [10:27] I think that's where I messed up [10:28] but I don't understand, Windows is installed in C:\ which is SSD, it should atleast boot into Windows [10:28] rana_ans: yeah, it is odd that the ssd is not showing in ubuntu as well [10:29] rana_ans: try 'sudo apt-get install ldmtool' [10:29] it's a linux tool to access ldm partitions [10:30] rana_ans: in the bios, are you able to see the ssd mentioned? [10:30] when I select Windows in Boot menu in BIOS, it restarts and takes me back into BIOS [10:30] EriC^^: I didn't check that [10:30] sudo apt-get install ldmtool >> done [10:30] rana_ans: aha, the ssd had a gpt partition? and efi partition etc as well? [10:31] Idk, SSD was one partition where Windows was installed [10:31] rana_ans: try 'sudo ldmtool create all' [10:31] rana_ans: ok that suggests that it might be installed in legacy mode and not uefi [10:32] in bcdedit in windows, it read UEFI, but Idk [10:32] rana_ans: usually for uefi there's a list of operating systems one can choose to boot, in legacy you can only choose to boot a 'disk' and whatever is in the MBR of the disk starts booting [10:32] aha [10:33] sudo ldmtool create all returned [ ] [10:33] rana_ans: is there anything new in "ls /dev/mapper" ? [10:33] it returns "Control" [10:34] in yellow color [10:34] rana_ans: how about 'sudo ldmtool scan' [10:35] square brackets [10:36] rana_ans: "sudo ldmtool scan /dev/sda" ? [10:37] [] === ravustaj1 is now known as ravustaja [10:43] EriC^^: can I still recover that data? [10:44] rana_ans: i dunno it seems a little complicated according to what im reading, "Dynamic disks are different. They don't use a partition table and stores the infos about the LDM (Logical Disk Mangager) at the end of the disk." if that's true then ubuntu's ext4 fs might have rewritten that part, i dunno how to go about mounting the LDM, but i can help you use photorec if that's able to recover the files [10:45] I'm still confused about that because Windows partition is C:\ and it's in SSD. [10:45] even if something was rewritten, it should still boot into Windows [10:46] this all happened when I successfully installed Ubuntu, before that, I was able to boot into windows easily [10:46] rana_ans: yeah exactly, could it be that the ssd isnt connected properly anymore or something [10:46] rana_ans: ok, try a little "sudo efibootmgr -v" it might show the uefi entries and maybe a clue as to whether it was uefi or legacy install [10:47] it's packed in the laptop, and my laptop didn't fall [10:47] rana_ans: i think from the bios there should be some menu that gives some insight to whether it can see the ssd or not, like a legacy boot menu that shows all the disks or so [10:47] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Jhy66FybZP/ [10:47] did you change any settings in the bios relating to ahci/raid? [10:48] no I didn't change anything in Bios [10:49] rana_ans: what is the kingston 30gb disk? [10:49] thats USB stick [10:49] oh ok [10:50] I made it bootable with Windows 10 image to try and fix but that didn't work either [10:50] rana_ans: can you pastebin 'ls -R /boot/efi' ? [10:50] i see [10:50] sorry "ls -lR /boot/efi" [10:51] EriC^^: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/mD7gZrr7GQ/ [10:53] rana_ans: sudo blkid /dev/sda2 returns UUID=33.....? [10:53] actually not UUID, PARTUUID=33... [10:54] PARTUUID="33312531-8b95-4b32-974e-f0a86cbba9ae" [10:54] ok [10:56] rana_ans: ok, what i'd do is see why the ssd isnt showing first, see if you can spot it somehow in the bios in some menu that has the usb and the 1000gb disk, it should also show there, note that it's not the uefi menu that has Windows, ubuntu, etc it should show the disks themselves [10:57] ok I will have to logout of here then [10:57] ok [11:06] EriC^^: https://ibb.co/KsNtThthttps://ibb.co/5nJqNyG [11:06] sorry, https://ibb.co/KsNtTht https://ibb.co/5nJqNyG [11:07] those are images [11:08] rana_ans: ok great [11:10] If I remember correctly, I think I had done something with RAID and AHCI before when I had windows as well as ubuntu working [11:11] in BIOS, I had some issue accessing something, I cant remember exactly what it was but it was fixed after that [11:11] its just recently ubuntu was sending me in emergency mode again and again and wouldnt work with any solution so I uninstalled it and re installed it and here we are [11:11] Hello [11:12] I tried the slick-greeter on lightdm but it didn't work, here are the logs : slick-greeter logs https://termbin.com/j31rt, lightdm logs https://termbin.com/aw8a, and the lightdm configuration file : https://termbin.com/a3ef. FYI the lightdm gtk greeter works. (PS: I'm not on ubuntu but lightdm is developped by canonical, if you know a better [11:12] channel to ask on, I'm open) [11:14] rana_ans: aha [11:15] rana_ans: try something real quick, try to close the lid of the laptop, then open it, and see if the ssd shows up in 'sudo parted -ls' i found someone online mentioning it as a fix he found [11:15] (as silly as it sounds) [11:16] well I'm trying :D [11:16] ScottHDev, many people will not help in this channel if the request is for any OS/Distro outside the ones listed in the topic, even if it's a version of Ubuntu 1 day out of line with the topic... but since you posted already, might as well wait and see if someone can suggest a better channel. [11:18] EriC^^: apart from disconnecting here, nothing happened [11:20] rana_ans: ok, this is what im thinking, there is 2 entries in the uefi list for ubuntu, so if you only had installed ubuntu twice, it means in both instances it was using uefi, and if it was booting before properly with windows, windows had to have been also installed in uefi mode, or ubuntu wouldnt have picked it up and put it in the grub menu [11:20] Hi folks [11:21] rana_ans: unless you had installed ubuntu more than 2 times, and it was maybe installed in legacy mode before, which would have allowed it to pick up the legacy windows install, so did you only install ubuntu exactly 2 times on this laptop? [11:21] EriC^^: yes, it worked properly before [11:22] I deleted the partition before installing on it again [11:22] yeah, but in general you only ran the installer twice on the machine, yes? [11:22] yes I guess [11:23] rana_ans: ok, that makes me think windows is installed in uefi mode on the ssd then, for ubuntu to have been able to pick it up [11:23] rana_ans: try in the bios, if you can choose a default uefi entry for the ssd, not the "Windows" label and such, a just general "UEFI: nvme kingston" entry [11:24] yes, it is in UEFI, as in bcdedit. and it did work well with ubuntu installed before [11:24] rana_ans: also try to mess with any ahci/raid settings or maybe intel rapid storage tech [11:24] hmm ok I'll try those [11:25] rana_ans: also, does the windows installer usb you made work and boot? you could from there get a command prompt and use "diskpart" to see the disks/partitions from windows and mount them and see what's the situation [11:26] it booted and install window poped up, I selected repair windows, and it took me to those 6 options of repair and troubleshooting [11:26] but none of the steps worked [11:28] Imma check BIOS for default entries [11:42] is there a way to stop cups from trying to auto-configure the usb printers connected to a system? [11:44] EriC^^: hey so what if old ubuntu slot is still present? is it possible? [11:45] I tried clicking it, it takes me to grub console (grub> ) [11:49] EriC^^: ubuntu not showing SSD, is it a fault with ubuntu or SSD? or something else [11:51] rana_ans: if the same version of live usb of ubuntu used to show ssd and now doesnt, then i'd guess it's some setting or maybe connection fault or something [11:52] oh wait, the partition I deleted had Ubuntu 18.04.1 [11:52] now installed is 18.04.5 [11:52] rana_ans: are you able to boot the windows installer usb and go to advanced > command prompt, there type "diskpart" then type "list disk" and see if it shows the ssd, then "list vol" and see what that shows [11:53] ok I'll do that and come back then [11:53] ok, it should give more insight [11:55] Has anyone noticed the mosh package on 20.04.1 is broken? === viowel is now known as Cr1xus [11:59] !info mosh [11:59] mosh (source: mosh): Mobile shell that supports roaming and intelligent local echo. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3.2-2.1build3 (focal), package size 192 kB, installed size 807 kB [11:59] rootd00d: whats wrong with it exactly? [12:01] EriC^^: https://ibb.co/WfT0v8d [12:01] thats the image [12:02] lotuspsychje: eh, the mosh-server binary is linked to the wrong version of libprotobuc [12:02] libprotobuf, rather. [12:04] rana_ans: ok, great so windows can see the ssd no problem [12:05] so it means, the older ubuntu grub menu can read the data but no the one currently installed? [12:05] is it a possibility? [12:05] rana_ans: yeah for some reason ubuntu isnt picking up the ssd [12:06] I have four boot priorities, 1. current ubuntu, 2. windows (which leads back to bios), 3. older ubuntu entry, 4. USB stick [12:07] rana_ans: i wonder if in grub it can see it though, if so you could possibly boot the windows efi from there, or if your bios has a 'browse for efi file' option you could go to efi\microsoft\boot\bootmgfw.efi and it should boot windows [12:07] I didnt see any option or anything which gives away files in the BIOS tho [12:08] hmm, does the bios have any browse for efi file option? if not, when booting ubuntu, hold shift to get grub, press "c" to get a grub> shell, then type "ls -l" or "ls" and see if you can see the disk of the ssd there, if somehow you can be here and do so at the same time it would be greatly easier [12:08] if it could see in grub, it should have listed it in the grub, but I only have 3 entries I think in grub menu, ubuntu, its folder and system startup [12:08] lotuspsychje: weird... i'm trying to show you the ldd output i was getting before, but since building from source it looks fine now, even when i install from the package. [12:09] rana_ans: nah, ubuntu might not see it in the os, to add it to the grub menu, im not entirely sure, but it might show up in grub itself while it looks for disks [12:09] lotuspsychje: the source build goes to /usr/local/bin, but ldd /usr/bin/mosh-server is now showing it's linked to the right library. [12:09] lotuspsychje: gonna try on a clean server [12:09] EriC^^: sp in grub shell, if it shows ssd, what should I do next/ [12:10] so* [12:10] what the actual... [12:10] rana_ans: if it shows the ssd, it should be something like (hd1,gpt1) (hd1,gpt2) [12:11] there must have been something screwy on that other server. i have no explanation. something wrong with LD... [12:11] EriC^^: ok then what should I do to boot into it? [12:11] rana_ans: type "ls (hd1,gpt1)" if that's the efi partition of the ssd, it should show an "efi" dir, if not try the 2nd gpt2 [12:12] rana_ans: then type "chainloader (hd1,gpt1)/efi/microsoft/boot/bootmgfw.efi" [12:12] then type "boot" it should try to boot the windows efi file [12:12] (replace hd1,gpt1 with the correct efi partition of course [12:13] it was complaining it could find libprotobuf.so.9 before. [12:13] EriC^^: ok I'll try that [12:13] rana_ans: if grub doesnt show anything, maybe you could make a live usb of 18.04.1 and from there if it shows the disk, you can add a custom uefi entry to point to the windows ssd [12:14] ok, lemme see if ssd shows in grub shell [12:14] brb [12:21] rootd00d: did you get errors on apt install? [12:29] nope [12:37] EriC^^: ok so basically I think the older grub is still present and getting rid of it might solve the problem [12:38] EriC^^: https://ibb.co/R7fLfwC https://ibb.co/RTFpJn4 https://ibb.co/mTqzrkM [12:38] these are the images [12:39] EriC^^: and there was no file (hd1,gpt2)/efi/Microsoft/boot/bootmgfw.efi [12:40] rana_ans: you want (hd2,gpt2) [12:40] rather there was (hd1,gpt2)/efi/Microsoft/Boot/boot_x64.efi which I worked with and tried booting but it took me back into grub menu [12:40] rana_ans: try "chainloader (hd2,gpt2)/efi/microsoft/boot/bootmgfw.efi" [12:41] ok, Imma go check that then [12:41] then "boot" [12:41] ok cia [12:51] EriC^^: ok that worked but then that famous Windows blue screen comes up with an error of not accessing something [12:52] rana_ans: inaccessible boot device? [12:52] like this https://ubuntucommunity.s3.dualstack.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/optimized/2X/1/1e10700ccf6f98fa181b5506438a3ab9a20ffb38_2_690x517.png [12:53] yeah yeah thats the one [12:55] rana_ans: it might be related to ahci settings, if you've changed them since, try to change them again and try again [12:55] oh ok then, BRB :| [13:03] OK my guess would be that this has been asked before but shouldn't my 18.04 not have asked me to upgarde to 20.04 by now? I thought this happened automatically once 20.04.1 was released. [13:04] DocMors: when upgrade path is open, it will [13:05] but isn't that usually once 20.04.1 is released? I can force the update but I'd rather not. [13:06] DocMors: keep an eye on https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/focal-fossa-20-04-1-lts-point-release-status-tracking/17604 [13:06] "when it's ready" [13:07] leftyfb, thanks a mil that does it. [13:07] EriC^^: ok it didnt work at first try but after restarting, it worked. I'm currently on Windows, how can we fix the problem now? [13:08] rana_ans: are you able to access D: ? [13:08] EriC^^: oh shit, I didnt open This PC, no I cannot access D:\ [13:09] so we back at repairing drive? what was the thing you told me earlier today? [13:10] rana_ans: i'd recommend joining ##windows to figure out how to fix D:\ then i guess the ubuntu dual boot issue can be addressed, probably it is some ahci/rapid storage tech problem not seeing the ssd [13:11] EriC^^: ok thank you brother, I have a Viva exam for final year in 2 hours and I couldnt access anything :D [13:11] rana_ans: LMD dynamic disk? [13:11] yeah D:\ is still Dynamic [13:11] ah, you have all you need on c: for the test? [13:12] can I get in touch with you later here? when I get D:\ fixed? [13:13] EriC^^: not really but I cannot download the book from the site again, thats not an issue [13:13] the issue is for later on for FYP, I have my project files in there [13:13] i see, you're a mech engineer? [13:14] Mechatronics Engineer [13:14] ah cool, im a mech engineer myself [13:15] anyways good luck on the test, and sure let me know later when D: is fixed [13:15] nice to meet you, thank you again for your help! [13:15] thank you! [13:15] you too, no problem! [13:15] bye, have good day bro [13:15] thanks, you too, bye === Lutin92 is now known as Lutin [13:37] Does 20.04 Desktop has mdadm in it now these days ? [13:38] Lutin: the desktop and server edition both have the ability to install all the same packages [13:39] leftyfb but in server edition mdadm is already there [13:39] Lutin: mdadm is not installed on the desktop edition of ubuntu by default but you can install it manually [13:39] leftyfb is it in the ISO ? [13:40] I don't have internetaccess there atm [13:40] Lutin: that I don't know. [13:40] leftyfb then we need to find out! [13:44] hi. Im getting hash mismatches when I try apt-get update in a new multipass instance. Any ideas? [13:44] makara1: check the date/time of the instance [13:45] leftyfb: output of `date` is correct [13:46] Lutin: it looks to me like the mdadm package is not available on the iso [13:46] leftyfb meh, then I need to work with my current VM on windows then, thanks! [13:47] leftyfb: the md5sum is correct, but not the sha1 and sha256 hases [13:54]