=== adamb is now known as Guest73159 === TheBomb is now known as akem [16:19] hello, hope everyone is OK! I am having trouble with the lubuntu installer - I can boot fine from the USB but when I try to partition the hard drives the installer crashes [16:20] I wonder if there's a way of starting it from the command line and see if there are error messages along the way - or other forms of troubleshooting [16:21] image checksum matches and the initial filesystem tests do not return any errors [16:33] you have problem to create the "/", "/home" partitions or you cant give space to linux from your hard drive? [16:34] the installer allows me to select replace partition [16:34] but once i do it it crashes [16:34] you have something else in that partition? [16:34] like windows for example [16:34] yes, it's a dual boot machine [16:35] but im replacing a previous lubuntu artition [16:35] partition [16:35] oh, i see [16:35] which boots fine [16:35] have you tried to delete those and re-make them? [16:35] i mean, dont relplace, but make them from "free space" [16:35] dont replace* [16:36] something like: delete old lubuntu partitions and then create them again [16:36] I thought about doing it with fdisk but decided that i should check before deleting the working system [16:36] ok [16:36] yes, thats the problem [16:36] you will delete the working one during the process [16:36] anyways, I will give it a try [16:36] i remember do what you want and dont have problem [16:37] i mean, re-install lubuntu [16:37] but you could try that [16:37] yes I find it strainge as well, thats why I was wondering if I could check the error logs [16:37] if there are any [16:37] i really dont know that, im sorry [16:37] or if it crashes silently. [16:38] no problem [16:42] i suggest you to search in askubuntu [16:42] maybe the answer is there [16:43] thanks [17:58] :) === andrea is now known as Guest1688 [23:29] Hello! Can anyone point me at a link for setting up lubuntu without a gui, but easy to configure BIND or DNS server for my home network? [23:29] Or perhaps an ISO that has a streamlined linux os that is setup with BIND or another DNS server? [23:31] I guess I should state my goal. I have about 7 or 8 old boxes sitting around, and I wanted to make use of a few of them. [23:36] MrCollins: you could install ubuntu-server on them, then the software you want. [23:37] that's basically like any ubuntu flavour just without the graphical interface [23:38] ok 10-4. [23:38] does lubuntu havea server or its just ubuntu itself? [23:38] network management works differently on the server than on the desktop by default (can be changed, if needed) [23:39] there's just ubuntu-server, which also has an irc channel here [23:39] OK. Thank you for your help. Its going to be on older hardware but should be sufficient for my local home network needs. [23:39] just DNS serv, thats all I want it to do.