=== guy_lombardo is now known as privalovy_lekvar [00:53] OK, I've somehow screwed myself. I was trying to change the hostname of my computer, which I think I did correctly. I have set up a static ip network connection with my router and this was working before I changed hostname. Now I cannot connect to router. The only way I'm connecting here is via my iphone hotspot. When attempting to edit network connection using network setup app, all the settings are greyed out and I can no [00:53] longer make changes. What the h did I do and how do I fix it. [00:55] hello? [00:55] !patience | stevecoh1 [00:55] stevecoh1: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [00:58] !hostname [00:58] Use hostname to set the hostname, or to do it permanently: edit /etc/hosts to include BOTH the old and new hostname and then change /etc/hostname to the new one. WARNING! Make sure that your current hostname and /etc/hosts match, otherwise sudo may not work properly. [00:58] check if you *did* do it correctly [00:58] else, flush the leases in your router? [01:01] Wow, I've screwed this up so totally. I edited /etc/hosts and simply deleted the old hostname which I no longer remember. Grrr. So, Flush the leases in my router? How do I do that? [01:01] stevecoh1: ^^ another thought - a server ? is the file /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg a factor ? [01:01] stevecoh1, so,.. you did it not in 2 places. [01:02] Bashing-om: I don't think so. [01:03] oerhoeks1: Actually, no, I did make the same change in both /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname [01:03] stevecoh1: does the file /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg exists to remove the "think so" - good to always be sure :D the /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname are fixable. [01:03] is youtube down? I cant seem to play anything on youtube [01:03] But did not retain the old name. [01:04] geosmileus, there are sites to check that [01:04] stevecoh1: Is OK not to . lemme paste my files for ya. [01:05] $ ls -l /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg [01:05] ls: cannot access '/etc/cloud/cloud.cfg': No such file or directory [01:06] so I think I have to do this lease flushing thing but have no idea how to do that. [01:07] remind me please, what can I `cat` to show install date [01:08] ls -lt /var/log/installer [01:08] or the (mtime) of a file that was created during the installation and is unlikely to have been modified since. A good candidate is /etc/hostname; other candidates are /etc/hosts, /etc/papersize, /etc/popularity-contest.conf. [01:09] thanks oerheks1 :) you confirmed what I suspected (from directory timestamps) appreciated :) [01:10] stevecoh1: My files for comparison to yours: https://termbin.com/9job ; https://termbin.com/d8wa . [01:10] creation of the folder /mnt/ is more secure [01:12] oerhoeks1: can you provide more detail on your suggestion for flushing the leases? [01:15] That depends on your router, dunno [01:51] is there a way to mount google drive as a mount path in linux on a computer without a UI ? [01:53] @devslash rclone and FUSE could likely achieve that [01:54] rclone doesnt work [01:54] i got an error on googles side trying to authenticate it [01:54] Did you create an app specific password? [01:54] no it doesnt use one [01:55] it opens up a link where you authenticate the app when already logged in [01:56] I can run systemctl --host username@192.168.1.42 status servicename then enter the password and I get the status of servicename on a remote host, I can also stop/start/etc.... [01:56] to include the password too, which this being an internal network isn't an issue for security. === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:23] <_jak> hey y'all! I'm running a script in a udev rule, and I need to see the output from `xinput list`: I've tried using my non-root users XAUTHORITY file, and I've tried setting DISPLAY to ":0" but I'm still seeing an empty list [02:23] <_jak> can anyone intuit what the problem is? [02:40] hi everyone [02:40] i tested profile nvidia on demand and nouveau driver this occur both [02:40] bad support external monitor (hdmi) [02:40] any idea? [02:40] my gpu is nvidia 1060 [02:41] 6gb vram [02:43] prime profile nvidia on demand [02:43] and nouveau driver [02:53] Guys, thanks for helping with dual-OS installation problem. Everything works now. Ubuntu runs by default, and through the BIOS I can choose to run Windows [02:54] I think I won't do anything with grub until something is broken. === gabkdlly_ is now known as gabkdlly === semitones is now known as semighost [03:50] Hey is their a way for when I lock my screen for a screen saver to pop up? Was curious if anyone knew of such a setting/program. Using ubuntu 20.04 [03:55] random1: xscreensaver gives you a screensaver [04:01] lotuspsychje: Thank you. It seems 80% of the screensavers on the selection is not available. Any idea how to update it ? [04:01] random1: you will need to download also the xscreensaver data and gl packs, depending of wich screensaver you want [04:02] lotuspsychje: Any good sources for the full pack? want to download them all at once [04:03] random1: data, data-extra, gl, gl-extra and youl be good [04:03] random1: after installation you create a new startup command with: xscreensaver -nosplash and reboot [04:04] this will set it so when i lock screen that it pops up ? [04:11] lotuspscyhje: I am curious why does it say "Error no response to command" when i try some of the screensavers [04:11] lotuspsychje: paticularly the new ones i just installed with the data packs [04:11] random1: no, dont think you can combine the lock with the screensaver, you can set a password on xscreensaver though [04:12] lotuspsychje: that is sufficient enough. Curious though why its giving me an error. Do I have to reboot? [04:13] after installation you create a new startup command with: xscreensaver -nosplash and reboot [04:13] random1: yes reboot plz [04:13] i didnt create the startup yet [04:13] does that cause it to run in the background ? [04:14] upon boot [04:14] lotuspsychje [04:15] random1: did you add a startup item & reboot? [04:16] random1: ? [04:16] lotuspsychje: i did add that startup item but I am curious what is the purpose of it? just want to know for knowledge sake [04:17] 'nosplash' im assuming causes it to run in the background ? [04:17] random1: nosplash means it doesnt startup with the xscreensaver startup window, it hides it [04:18] lotuspsychje: perfect. assumed that was it. time to reboot [04:23] is anyone familiar with a cloud based storage that I can mount in Linux besides google drive [04:25] Screensavers now work :) [04:25] Thank you [04:28] welcome random1 [04:29] lotuspsychje: It works on the startup as well. I am curious where is the password function? Can't seem to find it [04:31] random1: hmm, cant seem to find it neither, thought i saw that under the advanced tab before.. [04:33] lotuspsychje: perhaps there is a lockscreen program. Then it will go to screensaver after i lockscreen [04:33] lotuspsychje: not your normal Ctrl L lockscreen [04:34] random1: i only use the saver myself, never lockscreen, you will have to experiment a bit with it [04:34] lotuspsychje: does it ask u for a password? [04:34] random1: no, cant find it neither [04:35] lotuspsychje: :/ [04:37] random1: try the option 'lock screen after...minutes' [04:37] lotuspsychje: trying it now [04:39] lotuspsychje: didn;t do anything [04:40] random1: try combining it with your screenlock in powersettings, see if you can override xscreensaver? [04:42] lotuspsychje: let me see.. hmm [05:02] random1:you should have option in screensaver preference [05:10] well [05:10] are you familiar with 'xtrlock' ? === victorbrca3 is now known as victorbrca [06:31] hello... [06:31] would it be safe to install this package using the deb file provided here? https://github.com/johannesjo/super-productivity/releases [06:32] or should we stick to either the snap package or the appimage provided. [06:32] ? [06:40] TuxCrazy: no particular reason a snap package would be any more safe if it's also from upstream [06:41] imagine the same is true for appimage [06:41] I would trust a snap more (unless it's classic confinement) as it'll have a more restricted view to your fs/file-system [06:42] guiverc, snap better than appimage? [06:42] it'll depend where you keep your files, most of mine aren't in $HOME [06:43] guiverc, which files? [06:43] TuxCrazy, what OS are you using? appimage isn't default for Ubuntu [06:44] guiverc, I use multiple distros. Ubuntu Mate and MX Linux. I use Windows also. [06:44] the files comment was b/c of matsaman comment, snaps do have pretty free access to $HOME even if normal confinement [06:44] MX Linux & windows are off-topic here [06:44] guiverc, ok. What about Ubuntu Mate? [06:44] Ubuntu-MATE is an official flavor which is why I didn't mention it (it's on-topic) [06:45] ok [06:45] btw, which flavor of Ubuntu 20.04 is most suitable for a machine with just 4 GB RAM? [06:45] I'm less familiar with appimage as I rarely use it (not default in Ubuntu or flavors of Ubuntu, nor Debian) [06:45] TuxCrazy: whichever [06:46] guiverc, ok [06:46] TuxCrazy, it'll depend how you'll use, your apps (are they GTK3, Qt5 etc) so you're not wasting memory; PLUS of course your tastes (only you can decide what you like) [06:46] when will Ubuntu Deepin be added as an official flavor of Ubuntu? [06:46] and also Ubuntu Cinnamon. [06:47] when someone wants to waste the time to make a whole distro that's just Ubuntu with one of those DEs preinstalled & preconfigured? [06:47] guiverc, but, Ubuntu Gnome, Kubuntu will be a bit heavy on this laptop. [06:47] when they (their community/devs) apply & meet the requirements for official status, the Ubuntu Cinnamon is making steps towards it I understand and it may occur next year [06:47] TuxCrazy: that's not necessarily true [06:48] 4GB is plenty of RAM [06:48] Kubuntu is actually very light (using Qt5), it's heavy rep was early Qt4 - ie. long long ago [06:48] ok [06:48] especially for Unix systems, whose GUIs aren't piles of crap [06:48] and the Qt4 era spanned systems with much less RAM, truly [06:48] btw, why did they think it necessary to create Ubuntu Cinnamon when Mint was already available? [06:48] less than 4GB, that is [06:49] Mint is a separate distro, unaffiliated with Canonical, IIRC [06:49] that is, there is no Ubuntu Mint. Mint is its own thing [06:49] but, is Mint not based on Ubuntu? is it so much similar to Ubuntu. is it not? [06:49] I believe it was originally based on Ubuntu, not sure at this point [06:49] A Ubuntu Cinnamon will be adjustment free (ie. runtime 'hacks' to use foreign packages... Ubuntu Cinnamon will be adjustment free as it won't be using a foreign (Ubuntu) packages) [06:50] guiverc, could you please elaborate on it? [06:50] I am a casual end user. [06:51] It would take resources for Mint to create all the packages currently available in Ubuntu archives, so they use Ubuntu packages and adjust in real time (they call it adjustments) to tweak them on their machine.. it's an understandable hack but opens security door etc.. instead of grabbing the code, editing it, compiling & packaging it for ... [06:51] anyway you can use any DE and wm from any version of any distro, pretty much [06:52] you can change DE/wm every day if you want [06:54] ok [06:55] TuxCrazy, there is nothing sinister in it; it saves them tons of time & I perfectly understand the use of adjustments (their lower-security model also is easier to use/cheaper resource wise), but as a user I can pick which security model I like [06:58] guiverc, Mint is less secure as compared to Ubuntu? [06:59] I would say Mint has fewer eyes to dedicate to security [06:59] than Ubuntu, which has fewer than Debian [06:59] but [06:59] Ubuntu draws from Debian, and Mint from Ubuntu & Debian [06:59] so it's hard to say, you'd have to get into response times and delays from upstreams and that [07:00] They have made different security options, you can adjust Mint yourself to almost get to Ubuntu's choice (by default it's a fair bit lower), except for the adjustments choice (there is no way around that) [07:00] I prefer non-derivate distros myself [07:00] s/security options/security choices/ [07:01] ok [07:02] Many Ubuntu packages are from upstream (GitHub) & not Debian; many of my Ubuntu packages (on this system) are actually later than my Debian Bullseye/Sid system, but of course that's not all packages (as many come from Debian sid) [07:02] ok [07:03] hello [07:03] thanks a lot for all this info. [07:03] I'am new here [07:03] TuxCrazy, everything has pros & cons... in the end it's what is best for you, your use of it etc. [07:03] ok [07:03] TuxCrazy: Hello there! [07:03] spandexVortex, If you have a Ubuntu support question, please just ask it (try and keep to a single line & be patient, people respond as they can) [07:03] spandexVortex, hi.. [07:04] sorry [07:05] spandexVortex, no need to apologize... you haven't asked a question yet... but people do other things & look at this when they can, reply as they can.. [07:05] have a great day. [07:05] bye. [07:06] What's up with the unattended upgrade in ubuntu 18.4 server version. It restricts from installing other packages. [08:00] waveform: (or anyone else) does Ubuntu get packages/kernels from Debian testing? [08:04] Yes & No Deano59 [08:04] Many packages in my Lubuntu system are ahead of my Debian Bullseye/Sid system, but of course that won't apply to all. [08:05] guiverc: it's just on the Pi forum, there's a dude saying debian testing got kernel 5.9 so Ubuntu should have it soon. not sure how true that is... [08:05] (it'll vary on release, I'm using development or hirsute which is currently equivalent to groovy) [08:05] thanks. :) [08:05] Yes true, my Debian system got 5.9 yesterday; my Ubuntu hasn't, but Ubuntu has been frozen for aehile due groovy release.. [08:06] you're testing for bugs? [08:06] s/aehile/awhile [08:06] with Ubuntu? [08:06] :) [08:06] Deano59, yes, associated with a flavor so it's useful being on development cycle.. [08:07] nice :) found many? [08:07] my flavor is ahead of Debian, as we grab from upstream (GitHub) not Debian... won't apply to all packages as heaps does come from debian sid (some debian testing) [08:08] :) [08:39] hi everyone! o/ [08:40] welcome Bebef [08:43] what can we do for you today Bebef [08:46] Can anyone tell me how I can manage my machines/tokens registered in the Canonical livepatch service? All I can find is the page to generate tokens, but nothing else... [08:46] hi lotuspsychje [08:51] How do I change the rights of a 600 file through the console? [08:51] qwertuttyty: chmod [08:53] Hi. I'm running a bash script with cron. Bash script executes couple of docker containers one by one. It works when I execute it from the shell however it exits when run with cron before even the first container finishes. https://paste.debian.net/hidden/951f40ea/ [08:54] Bebef: you might wanna checkout the #ubuntu-server channel, though more active during weekdays [08:59] johnny_|_: cron sends emails on script errors, do you have any in /var/mail/? [09:00] systemd units might be more convenient to debug, you could see what the script did in journalctl [09:00] i know, but that's not works sudo chmod 600 /media/NAME/NAME/FILE. How it Right? [09:00] well, if the rights already are 600, and you're changining them to 600, then it's not really a change, is it? [09:01] what do you want to achieve? [09:02] 755 need 600 [09:02] johnny_|_: also, docker run --rm is synchronous, so docker wait seems unnecessary, the container is already stopped and removed at that point [09:03] qwertuttyty: if /media/NAME/NAME is formatted as VFAT, then you can't set arbitrary file permissions on it [09:03] NTFS, I'm not sure [09:03] fat32 [09:04] well then [09:06] lotuspsychje: Okay, thanks for the hint :) [09:15] ntfs via NTFS-3G do not need. 755 is not critical to me [09:28] ntfs 777 can not create file sudo fallocate -l 128M /media/NAME/NAME/FILE. [09:29] error in console with FILE=0 Mb [09:29] ok 755 with fat32 [09:34] hi, where is kernel-package in Groovy? [09:36] !info kernel-package groovy [09:36] Package kernel-package does not exist in groovy [09:36] !info kernel-package [09:36] kernel-package (source: kernel-package): utility for building Linux kernel related Debian packages. In component universe, is optional. Version 13.018+nmu2 (focal), package size 237 kB, installed size 1710 kB [09:37] irgendwer4711: away so it seems [09:38] very strange [09:48] config files are still there [09:48] irgendwer4711: are you trying to do something? [09:48] build kernel [09:49] irgendwer4711: use the !mainline kernels on ubuntu for testing purposes [09:49] kernel is there, but make-kpkg not any more [09:50] irgendwer4711: maybe the #ubuntu-kernel or #ubuntu-release crew know more of the 'why' [09:52] in debian its missing too [09:55] seems to be deprecated now: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=960377 [09:55] Debian bug 960377 in ftp.debian.org "RM: Kernel-package -- ROM; upstream discontinued, obsolete, better options exist" [Normal,Open] [10:14] anyone here using maas? the documentation is faulty and I cant even get it started to start testing it [10:17] !maas | dirtwash [10:17] dirtwash: Metal as a Service is a dynamic server provisioning service for scalability. See more about it at https://maas.ubuntu.com. [10:19] lotuspsychje: their documentation is faulty, hence im asking if somene here uses it [10:20] im supposed to evaluate it and so far its already garbage [10:21] dirtwash: file a maas !bug if you found something that doesnt work by default [10:21] dirtwash: check also the existing bugs first; https://bugs.launchpad.net/maas/+bugs?orderby=importance&start=0 [10:22] their people getting paid for this, I am not, not my job [10:47] I have an micro SD card (NTFS, 256GB), works fine on windows, but on ubuntu I can't use it. dmesg shows many "blk_update_request: I/O error, dev mmcblk0, sector 0 op 0x0" errors [10:48] Any ideas how to tackle the problem? [11:13] DarkTrick: did you try format with gparted (if you dont need data on it) [11:14] lotuspsychje, yes I tried gparted. It shows "Input/output error during read on /dev/mmcblk0" [11:15] hm so if the same card works on a different os, then it's not a problem with the card [11:15] it may be a problem with the linux driver for the card reader [11:15] do you know what kind of a reader it is? it should show up on lspci or lsusb or lshw [11:19] mgedmin, lspci shows this: "SD Host controller: O2 Micro, Inc. SD/MMC Card Reader Controller (rev 01)" [11:19] lspci -nn will also show you the [XXXX:XXXX] vendor/device identifiers [11:19] Kernel module sdhci_pci [11:20] mgedmin, SD Host controller [0805]: O2 Micro, Inc. SD/MMC Card Reader Controller [1217:8520] (rev 01) [11:20] DarkTrick: can you journalctl -f and plug out/back in the sd to see errors on it? [11:22] lotuspsychje, https://pastebin.com/DgM2khPM [11:23] Hi, regards. Where is the support for the wifi driver 8821ce in the new release 20.10?. In the releases 20.04 and previous was easily added with the dkms tools... Any clues?. Thanks in advance. [11:23] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1251116 [11:23] I already tried searching for that stuff, but results always refer to sda and broken hardware [11:23] Launchpad bug 1239938 in HWE Next trusty "duplicate for #1251116 No cardreader support for O2 Micro, Inc. Device [1217:8520]" [High,Fix released] [11:23] fix released, interesting [11:24] mgedmin, judging from error messages, this looks like something different? [11:25] there's also https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=109231 [11:25] bugzilla.kernel.org bug 109231 in MMC/SD "1217:8520 [Dell Latitude E7450] O2 Micro, SD/MMC Card Reader doesn't work" [Normal,New] [11:25] hello everyone. I know this post is based on the MATE version but I'm getting desperate at this point and i hope someone can help me? https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/graphics-card-nvidia-gt-1030-wont-work-on-lenovo-pc-ubuntu/22911/5 [11:26] mgedmin, but... I can tell, that other cards actually work on the same reader [11:26] huh! [11:26] and _this_ card works fine on another OS on the same laptop? [11:26] I used an old 256MB card for testing and used a couple 8GB cards for raspi initializations - no problem [11:26] jlas9: can you pastebin your dmesg please [11:26] mgedmin, yes [11:27] I have a parallel Win 10 installation [11:27] same card, same reader [11:27] DarkTrick: could be partition table issue on the sd too [11:27] nah, it's a read error [11:28] lotuspsychje, I reformatted the card under Win with NTFS [11:28] hmm ok [11:28] DarkTrick: I think you need to get hold of people more familiar with the SD card reader, which means filing a bug and hoping [11:28] mgedmin, what package would I file it against? [11:29] dreamscape: wich driver versions show on; ubuntu-drivers list please? [11:29] DarkTrick: the kernel [11:29] DarkTrick: aka; ubuntu-bug linux [11:30] in addition to the journal entries for read errors it may be useful to find the journal entries from early boot when the hardware was detected and the driver loaded [11:31] good idea mgedmin [11:31] lotuspsychje I installed the propitiatory Nvidia driver but all i had was the option to switch GPU's for power saving but the problem was i could only switch to intel which i was already using. All documented here it's a really odd issue https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/graphics-card-nvidia-gt-1030-wont-work-on-lenovo-pc-ubuntu/22911/5 [11:31] lotuspsychje: i don't know what is pastebin. [11:31] !paste | jlas9 [11:31] jlas9: 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. [11:31] ok [11:31] Hi, regards. Where is the support for the wifi driver 8821ce in the new release 20.10?. In the releases 20.04 and previous was easily added with the dkms tools... Any clues?. Thanks in advance. [11:32] dreamscape: please check right now; ubuntu-drivers list please? [11:32] dreamscape: i wiil. Thanks. [11:33] !pm | dreamscape [11:33] dreamscape: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. [11:33] How do i access the drivers list? [11:34] bare in mind i can't run this machine with the card in now. so im only using intel [11:34] if i use nvidia it gets stuck on the boot screen but the OS does load as i can hear sounds [11:35] jlas9: https://github.com/tomaspinho/rtl8821ce might help [11:35] Hi all [11:35] jeremy31: very kind [11:35] It acts like the Intel GPU is being used (as it did before) but now it doesnt work when i plug in the cable only the Nvidia card works. [11:35] dreamscape: are you on irc with another machine, is that what you say? [11:35] No I'm on IRC with the machine in question i dont have any other machines i can use my phone. one moment [11:36] dreamscape: from a terminal; ubuntu-drivers list [11:39] Imbooted in with the card now os has loaded but i have just the boot screen [11:39] Alt ctrl f2 doesnt give me a terminal [11:40] mgedmin, "in addition to the journal entries for read errors it may be useful to find the journal entries from early boot when the hardware was detected and the driver loaded": Where would I search? dmesg output? syslog? [11:40] !nomodeset | dreamscape [11:40] dreamscape: Systems with certain graphics chipsets may not boot properly out of the box. "Temporarily Add a Kernel Boot Parameter for Testing" as discussed at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters to add the "nomodeset" parameter there. [11:41] !dmesg | DarkTrick [11:41] DarkTrick: dmesg is a console command which outputs the kernel ring buffer - an important log for diagnosing problems in Linux. Often when something errors with hardware it will result in additional lines reported which can be seen by running dmesg in a console. [11:41] I tried but i couldnt get to the grub menu. Its shift at boot correct? [11:42] dreamscape: holding shift at boot or ESC, in some cases the machine need a grub delay/menu tweak [11:43] Ok im at the grub terminal [11:45] What do i type here? [11:46] DarkTrick: journalctl -b 0 will show you the log starting from the last boot, search for 'mmc0' and look for surrounding entries [11:47] mgedmin, "last boot" means the boot I'm into right now, right? [11:49] dreamscape: after quiet splash add nomodeset and boot it [11:49] Yeah how do i edit that file im currently at grub> [11:50] Shift doesnt work this is the only menu i get [11:50] press 'e' to edit [11:50] Says cant find command 'e'. [11:51] Anyway, I think I got something [11:51] Im at a terminal not the grub menu. I cant access the menu [11:51] Some sort of grub terminal [11:52] mgedmin, can you take a look if anything here contains information? https://pastebin.com/GWHgiSC3 [11:52] Maybe this line? "mmc0: SDHCI controller on PCI [0000:03:00.0] using ADMA" [11:54] lotuspsychje im using UEFI so shift wont work [11:54] yeah, everything that mentions sdhci or mmc0 [11:55] dreamscape: are you in a tty? [11:55] I think so yes [11:55] dreamscape: ubuntu-drivers list [11:56] It says minimal BASH-like line editing is supported. For the first word, tab lists possible command completions [11:57] Its not a terminal is some sort of grub command line thing [11:57] It has grub> [11:57] jeremy31: solved the problem with wifi driver rtl8821ce. Download the last Git version and do a dkms-install did the work ok. Thanks you (and the others guys who helped) very much!!!. [12:02] dreamscape: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters read please [12:04] lotuspsychje tried nomodeset and im getting the same issue [12:05] dreamscape: what issue [12:05] OS boots but nvidia card is stuck at the boot screen [12:06] Dang [12:07] lotuspsychje https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/graphics-card-nvidia-gt-1030-wont-work-on-lenovo-pc-ubuntu/22911/5 [12:07] This explains the problem in detail [12:07] dreamscape: secureboot and fastoot disabled? [12:08] lotuspsychje, mgedmin: Thank you both for the support! I managed to file a bug and hope for the best :) [12:09] DarkTrick: thank you to file bug #1901401 [12:09] bug 1901401 in linux (Ubuntu) "SD card does not work on linux, but window (O2Micro)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1901401 [12:10] lotuspsychje secureboot disabled no option for fast boot [12:10] Iv tried resetting the bios and all sorts. [12:10] dreamscape: legacy or uefi boot? [12:11] Uefi [12:11] dreamscape: try legacy as a test please [12:11] Ok [12:12] DarkTrick: so both fossa & groovy suffer it correct? [12:12] lotuspsychje, yes [12:12] Says no operating system found. I will need to reinstall or try live usb under legacy lotuspsychje ? [12:13] dreamscape: yeah try legacy from a live [12:15] I just have a flashing cursor os had loaded i can hear sounds. Same issue [12:18] I've updated to 20.10 but how do I get my google contacts into thunderbird. It seems that the addon is no longer supported. (gcontactsync) [12:20] I'm a newer of irc. I want to know how to query the history chat log [12:21] DarkTrick: a lot of these; sdhci-pci 0000:03:00.0: error -84 requesting status [12:22] !logs | rotaerc [12:22] rotaerc: Official channel logs can be found at https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ . LoCo channels are now logged there too. Meetingology logs at https://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ [12:24] this [12:24] thks [12:27] lotuspsychje im out of ideas... Any ideas from you? [12:30] dreamscape: flashing cursor means uefi settings not correct yet, doublecheck secureboot and fastboot [12:30] This was under legacy boot [12:30] Secure boot disabled [12:31] dreamscape: some machines have other settings that can block, some bios changes need a reboot too [12:37] I dusabled a security chip option in the bios and now it boots!! Trying to install nvidia drivers now. lotuspsychje [12:38] dreamscape: good luck! [12:38] Tgm security chip or something like that [12:38] Thanks for the help [12:38] welcome dreamscape [12:40] lotuspsychje, I did not understand the intend of your last message. I overposted the errors? [12:41] DarkTrick: no sorry, i was reading your dmesg from your bug ID and that error spams a lot in your dmesg [12:46] lotuspsychje installed the drivers now its doing the same thing again... What the hell? [12:47] dreamscape: wich driver version did you install? [12:47] 440.0 or something [12:47] The latest propriatory, tested drivers [12:47] dreamscape: what gives; ubuntu-drivers list ? [12:48] I cant access it anymore [12:48] Im stuck out of the os again [12:48] Unless i use intel graphics which defeats the purpose [12:49] dreamscape: did you clean install and install 440 yourself? [12:49] Yes [12:49] dreamscape: 440 wasnt active by default after install? [12:49] No [12:50] It does on my older lenovo it installs them during setup [12:50] Os install i mean [12:51] Il try another fresh install if it doesnt work i think il have to send the new machine back :( [12:58] error mounting file system /dev/sdb7 at /media/user/temp_rpool: unknown filesystem type 'zfs_member' (udisk-error-quark, 0) ... how can i mount it and get access to my files? its super important as there are all my mails! [13:11] hello everybody [13:11] i have ubuntu 20.04 and i just have bought a canon pixma mg3650s [13:12] i have configured the printer via smartphone [13:12] now it is using wireless [13:12] from settings/printer i see the printer in my ubuntu! [13:12] i did not add anything...it is recognized [13:12] wow....but the problem is when i try to print [13:12] i can see the printer but does not print [13:12] what should i install [13:12] ?^ [13:15] why does opening "chromium --use-gl=egl" give this in terminal? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/KpxnYVnRfF/ [13:15] the scanner works perfectly...that's awesome [13:27] anyone? [13:29] dust: I suspect you need to use a different command to mount zfs volumes, but I'm not myself familiar with zfs [13:30] lotuspsychje any ideas before i send it back? :( [13:30] asdfgh: wait, if someone knows they'll answer. [13:30] mgedmin, thx... thats the gnome disk utility [13:32] Deano59, ok, the strange thing is...ok this printer is connected to wifi....the connection is not a problem because i can scan document....but i cannot print.. [13:32] very strange [13:32] i need to find a log or something to understand what happened [13:32]