[00:11] zenguitar: sweet! [00:12] Hello, I follow Internet/ConnectionSharing community blog, then for a few minutes all works well; but now iptables refuse the packets [00:26] does ubuntu have a "boot into other thing" feature? like "boot to bios" or "boot to other hard drive" where i can choose what to boot into from the os before i reboot? [00:26] yes [00:26] the issue i have is this wireless keyboard is bluetooth based and it doesn't work until after the os is running [00:27] ses1984: check BootNext in efibootmgr(8) [00:28] cool checking that out [00:29] EFI variables are not supported on this system. huh, ok, i'll keep digging [00:29] ohhhhhhkay ... [00:29] i'm pretty sure i was booting efi [00:30] iirc plain old grub has a mechanism for selecting a 'next boot' thing too (which might actually be what you need anyway), but it's way harder to find the documentation on that :( [00:32] Anyone using a Dell Thunderbolt TB16 (docking station) with an XPS laptop? It seemed to work better when I got it (Dell sent it with 18.04 preinstalled) but since wiping and putting 20.04 on, not so much. I don't see any Dell Linux drivers though. [00:34] this stack overflow question/answer is pretty old, is this still how to convert an install from bios to uefi? https://askubuntu.com/a/509564/340665 [00:39] hmm that's strange. i just did a mount /dev/nvme0n1p1 /mnt and it looks like there is at the top an EFI directory... but when i just tried to boot uefi, i got a grub prompt, when i boot bios, it's fine, i'm confgused [00:58] Could someone look at a crash report I have with the program Kdenlive https://pastebin.com/n4ER8rxz [01:03] RonWhoCares: it looks similar to https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=272&t=165100 [01:03] RonWhoCares: in march they suggested to the original author to try their appimage; there's a snap package from april, if it was actually built from april sources, it might have those fixes [01:03] https://snapcraft.io/kdenlive [01:04] but of course the snap package might do funny things with your existing install, so backup configs, data files, etc, first (always a good idea anyway) [01:05] ok === zbenjamin is now known as Guest5168 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin === LuxInterior is now known as Dormeus [02:03] Anyone using a Dell Thunderbolt TB16 (docking station) with an XPS laptop? It seemed to work better when I got it (Dell sent it with 18.04 preinstalled) but since wiping and putting 20.04 on, not so much. I don't see any Dell Linux drivers though. [02:04] craigbass76: sometimes those pre-installe systems have ppas configured with extra drivers, different kernels, etc [02:05] craigbass76: the quickest way to find out might be to pop a new drive in the computer, reinstall 18.04 from vendor-supplied media, and check what kernel and what ppas are configured [02:07] Worst case scenario is that I just have to keep rebooting every time I plug into it (every morning when I get back to work) [02:08] oh, ow :/ I'm pretty sure my x1c has similar problems when I use my docking station .. [02:09] stpid kernel stack dumps when I unplug or replug it, while it's running.. of ourse I've only seen it two or three times, but I'm not inclined to try again [02:09] but since I undocked mine because it's too bloody hot to use the external monitor, it's not nearly the same level of inconvenience for me [02:33] Is it expected to have to reset my UEFI Secure Boot password after each `apt update`? [02:35] samdragon: no, that sounds funny, I wouldn't expect to see it at all on an apt update, and perhaps only once when doing an apt install of a dkms package, or something similar to that [02:35] I think I'll just disable it [02:39] I wonder if that will also stop the prompts :) [02:40] only one way to find out haha === gabkdlly_ is now known as gabkdlly === Rez is now known as LoRez === Dormeus is now known as Nurse_ [04:58] i'm not sure what i did but yesterday my desktop framerate was high and now i'm getting just 26fps in glxgears [04:59] i converted my install from bios to uefi by running boot repair [05:10] I'm seeking guidance on how to best configure users/permissions on a Ubuntu/LAMP server for wordpress === randomgry is now known as gry === bildramer1 is now known as bildramer [07:18] hi! is anyone else recently experiencing freezes/not working copy+paste of images from Chrome (any version) to various apps (tried Signal, GIMP etc)? [07:44] peppot: Not I === OEIRIAS is now known as OERIAS === Neffscape1 is now known as Neffscape === Neffscape1 is now known as Neffscape === Neffscape1 is now known as Neffscape === billybigrigger0 is now known as billybigrigger [09:15] Hello there, is it to be expected that still, on a fully updated ubuntu 18.04, there is no proposal for 20.04 upgrade? I thought the updates should start after 20.04.1 release, which happened a while ago, so I'm suprised my systemd still dont wanna update [09:17] l4m8d4: they're strengthening up the release still [09:18] NuckStarrr: Ah ok, so everything is in order then? I thought maybe my upgrader was broken or something [09:18] yep; they just want to make sure everything gets stable before releasing [09:19] Well, fine by me, I'm quite busy as of late so I favor stability over speed ;) I'd rather wait a little more to get a smooth upgrade [09:19] then you'll get the lts upgrade once their done [09:19] Thanks for the info NuckStarrr [09:19] exactly [09:19] no problem [09:21] l4m8d4: you can follow the status here: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/focal-fossa-20-04-1-lts-point-release-status-tracking/17604 [09:23] lotuspsychje: That's interesting. Thanks for sharing, I'll keep my eye on that [09:23] welcome [09:26] And it's a grub problem again - I recently had an 18.04 upgrade that almost made my machine unbootable due to a grub problem... [09:27] (Not to 20.04 though, just a regular 18.04 update) === Kel_ is now known as Kel [10:29] l4m8d4, 'almost' ... what did it do wrong === overclock is now known as hp [11:05] Hello! rdiff-backup lists some directories as changed that have not changed. I wonder how to figure out why. === brutex is now known as zerocode [12:03] Hi all [12:19] People : hi ! [12:41] Good Morning! [12:43] I am trying something... that might be a bit odd trying to get Plesk and a GUI Ubuntu to play happily together on the same system., [12:44] (GUI as in Ubuntu-server 18.04 with Ubuntu-desktop ontop of the server) [12:59] Plesk is bad enough, I'd advise not using it at all, let alone on a system with a full desktop. [13:00] in cases where apt-get upgrade leads to "following packages have been kept back" -- will this eventually work itself out as repositories are updated? [13:04] spiffdaddy, yes [13:04] anyone successfully configure hibernation on rEFInd ? [13:04] spiffdaddy: try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [13:05] !dist-upgrade | spiffdaddy [13:05] spiffdaddy: A dist-upgrade will install new dependencies for packages already installed and may remove packages if they are no longer needed. This will not bring you to a new release of Ubuntu, see !upgrade if that is your intention. [13:05] afidegnum: Are you running Debian or Ubuntu? [13:07] Eric^^ My biggest concern was packages getting broken with dist-upgrade [13:07] spiffdaddy: which packages have been held back? [13:07] this is a server install, so i'd rather it be stable [13:07] base-files and ubuntu-server [13:07] !info base-files [13:08] since most recent update(two days ago?) I noticed now chrome eats 8GB of my memory with like 12 tabs? normally it is 2GB [13:08] base-files (source: base-files): Debian base system miscellaneous files. In component main, is required. Version 11ubuntu5.2 (focal), package size 59 kB, installed size 392 kB [13:08] this is reproduciable [13:08] !info ubuntu-server [13:08] ubuntu-server (source: ubuntu-meta): The Ubuntu Server system. In component main, is optional. Version 1.450.2 (focal), package size 2 kB, installed size 51 kB [13:08] i'm now forced to use firefox [13:09] spiffdaddy: you could run "sudo apt-get -s dist-upgrade" it should do a dry run and show you what it would remove or install to do the dist-upgrade, but nothing will be changed [13:09] rr123: try in a new OS user. [13:09] rr123: check for the issue. Maybe it is custom settings causing this? [13:10] if it will work itself out as BluesKaj suggested, I can just wait. [13:10] rr123: if it works well in new OS user, then we can find which setting is causing the problem. [13:11] spiffdaddy: not necessary, the odds are very low tbh [13:11] *necessarily [13:11] gry: ok let me try thanks [13:11] very unusual for me, might be the first time seeing this [13:11] no new extensions or behavior for it, just suddenly memory shot-up [13:13] spiffdaddy: right now, in order to install base-files and ubuntu-server it might need to install another package, or remove another package to satisfy the dependencies, so unless the new packages list/cache becomes that these packages arent required, it would stay as it is [13:13] i mean that these new package dependencies arent required [13:15] spiffdaddy, if EriC^^ says so then it's probly safe to do: sudo apt-get -s dist-upgrade ...he has more knowledge than I have. [13:16] spiffdaddy: it's a dry run -s/--simulate , it'll just list what it would do and nothing more [13:19] new packae motd-news-config [13:19] !info motd-news-config [13:19] motd-news-config (source: base-files): Configuration for motd-news shipped in base-files. In component main, is optional. Version 11ubuntu5.2 (focal), package size 4 kB, installed size 43 kB [13:20] seems pretty harmless, config for the motd news [13:21] rr123: browser is a complex app. [13:22] thanks guys [13:23] gry: i believe it might be memory leak, it's 10G now with 25 tabs [13:23] normally it's about 100MB per tab [13:28] rr123: in new OS user the issue persists? [13:33] thats always good imput [13:35] nevermind, too old comment [13:49] gry: new user looks fine, old user one tab will create 10 new chrome processes sometimes which caused huge memory usage [13:49] reset chrome is pain, as I will need reinput some many stuff, but guess i will try that anyways [13:52] 4 tabs reports 49 chrome processes, google is crazy [13:53] rr123: hi. [13:54] rr123: you can find chrome settings dir and import from old os user to new os user in parts, after each addition restart chrome and check [13:54] rr123: this may help you find out what the problem is. [13:55] gry: thanks, too busy today, i will bare with it and see if there will be some chrome updates in two days, then reset chrome [13:55] rr123: ok [13:55] debugging chrome takes too much time out of busy schedule :( [13:55] i used to spend one day to fix vim to no avail until a vim update that fixes it, lesson learned there [13:56] Ok. [14:08] where does iptables log to under ubuntu 20.04? [14:08] cant find any iptable logs [14:18] Quick Q: you know how for many moons we had the "Notification Area" (colloquially known as the system tray) and then everyone moved over to the more menu-like "Indicator Applets" ? [14:18] can anyone think why anyone might then drop support for indicator applets? are they being phased out for something *even* newer? [14:18] https://launchpadlibrarian.net/414463585/keepass2-plugin-ubuntu_0.7.0_source.changes [15:02] hi, why is it that if I put "time" in front of pg_dump, I get a line like the following: 30.29user 1.70system 0:34.28elapsed 93%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 49084maxresident)k 0inputs+1006096outputs (0major+11315minor)pagefaults 0swaps [15:05] hyperknot it is a command to give program running time data [15:05] yes, but I'm surprised why it doesn't return the usual real/user/sys format [15:06] try /usr/bin/time [15:08] dead10cc: same output. For me the solution seems to be time -p [15:09] my mistake, that is the default format of time [15:09] the builtin time (from bash) has default format of real/user/sys [15:11] I see [15:38] Hello, I am trying to do a pxe boot install of ubuntu desktop 20.04 but I am getting "No root file system is defined" [16:00] Hey there, I hope to find some advice here. Here is my problem: Since today the speed of my graphic card(gtx 760) went way down. From a point where I was able to paly video games to a point where moving the mouse is a diashow. My second monitor went dark. Can someone help me to figure out if this is a software or a hardware problem? Thanks in [16:00] advance [16:06] der_Rikkit: what's your ubuntu release, kernel version? what changes have you made between when it worked and didn't? [16:12] UbuntuStudio 20.04.1 LTS Kernel: 5.4.0-45-lowlatency I didn't made any active changes besides running the auto update function of my distro and rebooting. After the problem occured I tried to switch to an other driver version for my gpu [16:15] der_Rikkit: if you don't mind sharing the details in there, post a kernel log journalctl -k -b or a full system log: journalctl -b [16:15] will do give me a sec [16:19] is there a way to post the output in a txt or something similar? [16:22] der_Rikkit: echo this is a test |& nc termbin.com 9999 [16:23] (this very syntax would only work on the bash anddash shells) [16:38] seems like there was an Error with my connection anyway tomreyn here are the 2 files: https://termbin.com/13h9s and https://termbin.com/8lb8p [16:44] der_Rikkit: which command produced them? [16:46] i assume "journalctl -b" produced https://termbin.com/13h9s and "journalctl -k -b" produced https://termbin.com/8lb8p [16:46] the 13h9s was journalctl -b and the 8lbl8p was journalctl -k -b [16:52] this bios is very outdated https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/Z77A-G43 [16:52] could be a problem when combined with recent microcode updates [16:55] okay, I'll check for a bios update (was kinda afraid to do so for the risk of killing it in the process + never change a running system) [16:57] der_Rikkit: you don'T seem to have tried to start X so there are no logs there on what may have gone wrong in this session [16:58] journalctl -b -1 |& nc termbin.com 9999 would post the last but one log, or look at --list-boots [17:02] This was the first boot today: journalctl -b -6 | nc termbin.com 9999https://termbin.com/s5rr [17:04] And this was the one before that. on that day everything was still working [17:04] journalctl -b -7 | nc termbin.com 9999https://termbin.com/a3ae2 [17:06] also what is X? [17:09] X, X11, X.org, the X window system server, providing the very foundation for a *graphical* uiser interface. [17:10] good for you [17:10] yeah you're right enough though [17:10] der_Rikkit: it seems that your X server still logs to /var/log/Xorg [17:10] der_Rikkit: rather /var/log/Xorg* [17:11] der_Rikkit: what changed between these two logs is the kernel version [17:12] isn [17:13] ah so a biosupdate to the latest version (2014-05-01) could help or I must fall back to the older kernel right? [17:13] 't tons of apple shit and the atari gui and etc older than x11? did the xerox shit get called x11 I wonder? [17:13] oops language [17:13] fms (fuck my session) [17:13] ok I'll quit manualll6y [17:16] der_Rikkit: normally, kernel updates within the same ubuntu version should not cause a graphics card to fail, no matter what (unless hardware issues). this would be considered a regression. on the other hand, nvidia drivers are not something the kernel folks care about much, for reasons. [17:16] canonical / ubuntu folks do, though. [17:17] so you could post your xorg logs and we could look at them as well, or you could just post a bug report, if you're using ubuntu's nvidia drivers on nvidia supported hardware [17:18] [ 48690.339] X.Org X Server 1.20.5X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0[ 48690.339] Build Operating System: Linux 4.4.0-165-generic x86_64 Ubuntu[ 48690.339] Current Operating System: Linux plange-Tower 5.3.0-51-lowlatency #44-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT Wed Apr 22 21:54:38 UTC 2020 x86_64[ 48690.339] Kernel command line: [17:18] BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-5.3.0-51-lowlatency root=UUID=58aefce8-42fe-4333-81ae-31d2c867846e ro quiet splash vt.handoff=1[ 48690.339] Build Date: 08 October 2019 09:43:30AM[ 48690.339] xorg-server 2:1.20.5+git20191008-0ubuntu1 (For technical support please see http://www.ubuntu.com/support) [ 48690.339] Current version of pixman: 0.38.4[ 48690.339] [17:18] Before reporting problems, check http://wiki.x.org to make sure that you have the latest version.[ 48690.339] Markers: (--) probed, (**) from config file, (==) default setting, (++) from command line, (!!) notice, (II) informational, (WW) warning, (EE) error, (NI) not implemented, (??) unknown.[ 48690.339] (==) Log file: "/var/log/Xorg.1.log", [17:18] Time: Fri May 1 04:15:01 2020[ 48690.339] (==) Using system config directory "/usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d"[ 48690.364] (==) No Layout section. Using the first Screen section.[ 48690.364] (==) No screen section available. Using defaults.[ 48690.364] (**) |-->Screen "Default Screen Section" (0)[ 48690.364] (**) | |-->Monitor ""[ [17:18] 48690.364] (==) No monitor specified for screen "Default Screen Section". Using a default monitor configuration.[ 48690.364] (==) Automatically adding devices[ 48690.364] (==) Automatically enabling devices[ 48690.364] (==) Automatically adding GPU devices[ 48690.364] (==) Automatically binding GPU devices[ 48690.364] (==) Max clients allowed: 256, [17:18] resource mask: 0x1fffff[ 48690.364] (WW) The directory "/usr/share/fonts/X11/cyrillic" does not exist.[ 48690.364] Entry deleted from font path.[ 48690.364] (WW) The directory "/usr/share/fonts/X11/100dpi/" does not exist.[ 48690.364] Entry deleted from font path.[ 48690.364] (WW) The directory "/usr/share/fonts/X11/75dpi/" does not exist.[ [17:19] !paste [17:19] 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. [17:19] !paste | der_Rikkit [17:19] der_Rikkit: please see above [17:20] wait let me try a filehoster instead... [17:21] https://pastebin.com/sAw2Cfua [17:25] der_Rikkit: that's an old log file, check its file modification date. === rdelfin_ is now known as rdelfin [17:27] GeForce GTX 760 (GK104) seems to be the nvidia hardware you have there [17:28] https://pastebin.com/HFxqD0KU and gtx 760 sounds right [17:30] hi. I got an error https://paste.rs/pp7 when trying to run gpsfake on 20.04. Is it an apparmor error ? how to fix it ? Do I need to open a bugreport on that ? [17:32] solsTiCe, where does gpsfake come from ? not from our repos i guess [17:33] it is in gpsd-clients package [17:33] oh it is, found it http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/focal/man1/gpsfake.1.html [17:34] it was working I think in 18.04 [17:35] der_Rikkit: the proprietary nvidia driver module was not loaded, nouveau was. maybe the former no longer supports your hardware: https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3142 [17:36] der_Rikkit: also these possibly related X errors were logged (EE) [drm] Failed to open DRM device for pci:0000:01:00.0: -19 (EE) open /dev/dri/card0: No such file or directory [17:42] well seems fair my card has it's age and I understand why nvidia may drop the driver support. thanks for taking a close llok at my logs. You helped me a lot. If I can buy you a beer or something I would be more than glad. <3 [17:46] Is there a way to have a script run any time a kernel is installed? Like... a post install hook with systemd? [17:56] dirtycajunrice, /etc/kernel/postinst.d/ [17:57] dirtycajunrice, /usr/lib/kernel/install.d/ [17:57] ChmEarl dear god how did i forget about that. Thank you :) [18:01] Hi, I'm using imagemagick (montage) to make a css sprite image from multiple images, the problem is I want to generate position of each image (inside sprite) but I can't, here is my code: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/KPy5zStxyn/ [18:02] der_Rikkit: you're welcome, and no need for a beer, thanks ;-) [18:09] bye and thanks for all the fish! [18:29] tomreyn hey there, just checking by, to report my success. I used Grub to boot with the old Kernel version, and my graphic card is working again. thanks for pointing in that direction. [18:32] der_Rikkit: conside filing a bug report. and give the bios upgrade a try, this might help running current kernel images. [18:34] and if you have some budget: get current or less old hardware [18:52] what's a quick cli command to print line 1776 from a file? [18:54] "ubuntu print line number from document" ... [18:54] https://askubuntu.com/questions/881803/how-to-get-line-from-a-file-using-line-number-and-edit-it-easily [18:56] oerheks: Perhaps they mean how to output it to their printer? [18:56] CarlFK, "head -n 1776 file | tail -n 1" comes to mind [18:57] sed -n '3p' [18:57] sed -n '1776p' [18:57] genii, oh, maybe, i thought about the screen [18:59] oerheks: thanks. the sed thing looks good enough. I was hoping for something I might remember in a few weeks. but I know how to grep these logs for sed, so close enough :p [19:00] "it's just like ed, but in a stream"? :) [19:01] I use the nvidia ppa to provide my driver, am i correct when i say that if i have 2 enabled displays :0 and :1, and i assign hdmi-0 to :0 and DP1 to :1 ad DP2 to :1, that when i maximize a window on :1 it will only span DP1 and DP2 and leave HDMI1 alone? [19:04] can I forceload/test a kernel lib/driver without a reboot? [19:05] FaTaL_GG: "yes" look at kexec [19:07] FaTaL_GG: I have used it. it doesn't always work out the way I want. I think because the kernel assumes the box is in state, like video mode 80x25, maybe cpu in 32 bit mode, heck if I know what. but I have had it work too. so good luck! ::D [19:09] also, you can rmmod/modprobe drivers. which is also an answer to your question [19:09] yea, I think that is what I want [19:10] modprobe insmod rmmod [19:11] modprobe / modprobe -r [19:11] curious, when I run lsmod, and I see a bunch of items listed that say used by "0" does this mean no hardware is using it? [19:12] as an example, I do have an intel 1GB 4 port nic, and I see "e1000" listed, but it also says used by "0" nextto it [19:14] FaTaL_GG, that's the number of loaded modules depending on the module [19:15] oh ok [19:19] Microsoft to finally kill Adobe Flash support by January 2021 \0/ [19:22] Hopefully my employer will retire their current time tracking software by then. XD [19:24] When I usemodprobe to add wireless, it does a [insmod /lib/modules/5.4.0-42-generic/kernel/net/wireless/cfg80211.ko] and the result is [modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'cfg80211': Exec format error], am I running it wrong? [19:25] It was loaded until I unloaded it. lol [19:25] jwash: perhaps when you elaborate your endgoal, volunteers might be able to help you better, what do you want to do on both screens? [19:29] my end goal is to be able to full screen my remote desktop (Amazon AWS workspace) across 2 monitors with Alt+enter and still be able to browse on the 3rd monitor [19:30] browse on my local system [19:30] right now if i do alt+enter it makes all 3 screens into one desktop [19:31] i only want 2 of them to be part of the remote desktop [19:38] Hi. I was wondering how to use nvidia-libgl instead of mesa-libgl for nvidia drivers? [19:38] I am using Ubuntu 20.04 and VLC version 3.0.8 (newest available with apt-get). I have pulled the most recent youtube.lua script from github into /usr/lib/vlc/lua/playlist/ and VLC still does not play YouTube videos. I can't tell if this is a my-computer problem, VLC problem, or YouTube problem [19:39] Oh, I am using Ubuntu 20.04 if that helps [19:41] The player opens and sits like it's loading "watch/?v=video-id" eternally === c4264035 is now known as ransom [19:47] mindofmateo, probably youtube.luac issue? "replace the youtube.luac (mind the ‘c’ in luac) in lib/vlc/lua/playlist directory with this downloaded file." [19:47] so, not just add it, replace [19:47] https://itsfoss.com/vlc-is-unable-to-open-the-mrl/ [19:52] Thanks, it's a good link. I did replace it though. in both places [19:53] Hey, what's a good 5ghz enabled usb wifi adapter for ubuntu please? [19:54] That can support all possible channels, cause my old wifi doesn't support everything it seems. [19:55] akem: is it a matter of a misconfigured regulatory domain? https://feeding.cloud.geek.nz/posts/setting-wifi-regulatory-domain-linux-openwrt/ [19:57] I am running 20.04 with cinnamon. Is it possible to turn off checking for updates completely? [19:57] Sarnold maybe..i ll have a look, thx for the link. ;] [19:58] Aavar: removing the unattended-upgrades package will probably help === BrianG61UK__ is now known as BrianG61UK [19:59] sarnold: isn't that just for upgrades (verson upgrades I mean?)? [20:01] Aavar: no, it downloads and installs security updates daily [20:01] sarnold: Ok, thanks :) [20:01] removed :D [20:03] sarnold no its another issue...not sure what it is then, but i cant connect to my phone hotspot. But its limited to 2.4ghz anyway. [20:04] Other devices connect instant. [20:22] i did some updates and now my dual screens arent working [20:23] runnning gnome [20:23] weirdest thing is that i have 2 monitors working pre login [20:58] how did you giys fuck up my dual monitor setup [20:58] s/giys/guys [20:58] it was all working fine until the updater raped me as if i was a jimmy saville victim [20:58] !language | makaveli [20:58] makaveli: Please avoid any language that may be considered offensive, including acronyms and obfuscation of such - also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines || The main channels are English only, for other languages, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList [20:59] my dual monitors have been sodomized [20:59] hey guys i upgraded ubuntu to 20.04 on a system with windows on a separate hard drive, but now windows won't boot and i get a message that says "file /efi/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi not found". anyone encounter this and can i fix it from ubuntu? [20:59] !ops | makaveli [20:59] makaveli: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, chu [21:01] i really miss my 2 monitors [21:01] life was great before the update [21:05] My gnome has lost eye in the battle of the update [21:05] can anyone help me get the second eye put back in my gnome please? === FaTaL_GG is now known as FaTaL_G [21:18] makaveli: I'd think a bit less crap and attitude and a bit more details instead could get you farther here. [21:50] krytarik: https://pastebin.com/qrnpndif [21:51] krytarik: https://imgur.com/a/gbd432H [21:52] is there a savvy way to "fix" isc-dhcp-server so that if it dies it auto restarts? [21:54] krytarik: https://pastebin.com/1xREud3K [21:54] an more details i can give just let me know [21:56] Hello. I'm using Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS and JavaFX (any version 8+) is a mess: tooltips appear in the wrong places, context menus don't close if you click outside of them, etc. Is this normal on Ubuntu? I can't find trace of this kind of bugs on the Java bug reporting system. [22:10] If someone can help with the race condition I have with isc-dhcp-server it would be a blessing. I have tried every hack/timing trick I've found, yet constantly, if I reboot, the darn dhcpd will fail because "its not configured to listen on any interfaces" (https://askubuntu.com/questions/536531/dhcp-server-wont-start-gives-not-configured-to-listen-on-any-interfaces-eve) <--- same problem I [22:10] have [22:11] I do **not** currently have a sleep in there [22:13] FaTaL_G: what interfaces do you have configured to listen on? how are those interfaces brought up at boot? [22:17] makaveli: And could you figure out what specific package updates caused this? Also, the image link doesn't seem to work. [22:19] Reading over https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/1891680 (the last remaining blocker before they enable 18.04 -> 20.04 upgrades), am I understanding it correctly such that if my grub config is correct, and I know it is pointing to a valid boot device, I don't have anything to worry about? [22:19] Launchpad bug 1891680 in grub2 (Ubuntu Focal) "grub-pc needs to detect when debconf points to invalid drive and stop in preinst, before unpacking files, and also treat this as a failure in postinst" [Critical,Confirmed] [22:20] sarnold, "br0" it is, via /etc/network/interfaces, and it is static, so it seems, since br0 is a number of devices, its "too slow" [22:21] sarnold, ideally, I would like to make it "keep looking for br0, and then run... or wait until br0 is active, then run [22:24] FaTaL_G: systemd-networkd-wait-online.service may help [22:24] FaTaL_G: oh.... /etc/network/interfaces? hmm. I'm not sure what to do there... [22:27] I've had this issue for a few years [22:28] [22:28] I'd like to reboot or lose power and know it will start back up witout intervention [22:53] I need help quick please. On my encrypted LUKS USB I rm -rf the wrong file and I want to recover it. What are my options? [22:53] Please quick [22:54] Any one? === DarthRadar1 is now known as DarthRadar [23:01] I need help in recovering an item I accidently rm -rf [23:03] zethius: if you deleted a file that only had a single hardlink, and you don't have backups you can restore from, you could try the tools from http://www.sleuthkit.org/ -- I've used these to recover files before [23:04] !info extundelete bionic | zethius [23:04] zethius: extundelete (source: extundelete): utility to recover deleted files from ext3/ext4 partition. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.2.4-1ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 51 kB, installed size 147 kB [23:08] ubottu: When I try to run extundelete, it gives me this error: extundelete: Bad magic number in super-block when trying to open filesystem /dev/sdb [23:08] zethius: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [23:09] ubottu whoami [23:09] use @whoami [23:10] zethius: you'll need to give the plaintext device node, not the ciphertext device node [23:11] sarnold: What does that mean? [23:11] is anyone running a fully up to date ubuntu 20.04 without and add on repos that would mind getting me a file creation date and sha1sum of a file? [23:13] specifically /lib/firmware/iwlwifi-cc-a0-50.ucode [23:14] zethius: probably you need to give it something like /dev/dm-0 instead of /dev/sdb or something like that [23:14] sarnold: How do I find out what it's called? [23:15] zethius: lsblk may give an idea [23:15] scythefwd2: Nope not me " ls: cannot access ......." . [23:15] lsblk [23:15] scythefwd2: are you sure this file exists? apt-file search iwlwifi-cc-a0-50.ucode returns no results for me [23:15] bashing .. need to sudo it [23:15] thats a potential result [23:15] thank you [23:16] reason iasked... I was having some pretty hefty issues with my ax200 wireless chipset [23:16] it'd not connect, just kept rebooting [23:17] and intel directed me to a "new" firmware and I was wondering if it was distributing them yet or if it's just on the kernel git [23:17] appears not in Ubuntu's repo's yet.. and your just confirmed that [23:17] so thank you [23:20] I just got these warnings when running dist-upgrade. I'm afraid to reboot at this point. What should I do? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/8SNv63N2CS/ [23:21] scythefwd2: aha! you could steal it from https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git/tree/ [23:21] I have defined / to /dev/sda1 for some reason. I can't remember why... [23:21] sarnold.. thats where they sent me :D [23:21] scythefwd2: aha :D [23:21] scythefwd2: .. thus the desire to get a known-good hash, got it. [23:21] good thing it's friday man [23:22] sarnold.. more like I'm trying to compare what is in ubuntu vs. what is in that git repo :D [23:22] see if it's the same thing ubuntu is distributing or if it's updated [23:22] that one is still just a little buggy.. [23:22] it works with kernel 4.5.0.45 [23:23] scythefwd2: the groovy version of the package was made two weeks ago, it probably has that file https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-firmware/1.190 [23:23] but not with what it updated to ... [23:23] thanks.. sometimes yall are the best at telling me where to look [23:25] and it doesnt work with anything but the 4.6.0.1023-oem kernel. Intel says it works with the 5.7 they were running.. so I'm curious.. I'm just glad I'm back up.. even if it does take a minute to init my card [23:25] so I appreciate the info [23:32] huh.. that hashes the same.. I didn't think I'd stopped trying with for that little bit until before aug 19.. which is the creation date.. but whatever, it works.. I'm happy lol === vbgunz is now known as vbgunz_