=== jeddo- is now known as jeddo === jeddo- is now known as jeddo === jeddo- is now known as jeddo === MrC is now known as MrMayflower [00:29] 'elo [00:30] I'm _pretty_ sure my network restarts or rather "dies" on a ubuntu machine, every day around 2-3 in the night , local time. I always lose the samba shares and well general connectivity from/to that machine (like a server) . Any suggestions where i begin to dig what is wrong? [00:31] the machine is cable connected and i go there every day and use that deskltop menu to connect to the network and then its fine again. Its lubuntu by the way. [00:31] Why is chromium (and thus also steam etc) demanding keyring access? Is this some new update wherein it uses gnome keyring instead for managing passwords and cookies? === guiverc2 is now known as guiverc [00:52] ummm... a user named "ubuntu" appeard on my 20.04 server. should I be worried? [00:55] collinmanderson: there are ways to log how users are created, if you are, although they need to be in place from installation time [00:59] Just wanted to ask if anyone can actually play a Youtube video in incognito mode with adblockers enabled on a Ubuntu 20.04? There was an update that caused me to no longer be able to play videos in incognito mode any more, so I'm wondering if it's only me that's affected, or everyone else had similar issues? [01:07] Maybe I need to reupdate the computer. [01:08] ANyway, that's all. [01:17] wedr: i think youtube is broken right now [01:18] So it's not just me. Half of me says, YESSS, but the other half says, NOOOO [01:18] ive never tried in incognito mode but i had no issues before today with adblocker via chromium [01:18] and ive seen some other people talking about youtube issues right now [01:19] let me disable ublock and see what happens [01:19] yea still doesnt work [01:20] "An error occurred. Please try again later." [01:21] Ok, we start to see a nationwide outage on Youtube now. [01:21] Cool, thanks for confirmation. I got 100 other users who planned on watching the latest gaming related videos reporting in about the outage. [01:22] yea i was rather annoyed i updated chromium then checked on a windows 10 box and got the same error [01:54] Any dual video card users in here that can offer a sugestion on using 2 nvidia 2060's to drive 6 monitors? [01:55] mTeK: best to ask your question in the channel, so volunteers can think along with you for a solution [01:57] Ok well I'm trying to figure out how or if it's possible to drive these. I am using KDE and have the nvidia drivers installed but can't get but 3 of the ones on the single 2060 to show up. [01:57] I tried to create the second xscreen and then open certain applications on that seconds xscreen. [01:58] That didn't seem to work. Really I just need an Idea so I can do the research because either I'm searching wrong or just plain doing it wrong. [01:58] A single xscreen across dual cards not in SLI would be awesome so I could drag and drop into each screen. [01:59] mTeK: I do not know the how - but I am aware that TJ- that frequents here; does indeed run 6 monitors on Nvidia cards. === zbenjamin is now known as Guest75538 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:24] Hmm, why is it, that in the Ubuntu Software app, the email suite, Evolution, is not searchable? [02:26] Base install of Ubuntu Desktop includes evolution-data-server, and data-server-common, but, includes Thunderbird as an email client, and nothing for calendars. [02:27] Thunderbird has lightening calendar for caldav. [02:28] I prefer evolution over thunderbird all day [02:28] Psi-Jack: shows at my side on 20.04, you have the universe repo enabled? [02:28] lotuspsychje: Note, I said in the Ubuntu Software app. I can see and install it with apt directly. [02:29] Psi-Jack: you didnt mention your ubuntu release yet, gnome-software or snap-store ? [02:29] 20.04, and whatever "Ubuntu Software" loads. :) [02:30] Psi-Jack: 20.04 has now snap-store by default and i just tested it for you [02:31] Looks like that.... is annoyingly the snap-store, no wonder., [02:34] wedr, mumixam: i was in the middle of watching netflix, & out of the blue my "smart" TV launched Youtube and hung. I had to relaunch the netflix app and recover what I was watching. So with mention of a youtube outtage, perhaps it's related [02:35] Youtube and youtube tv has been down for awhile. [02:35] with all the spyware inherent in smart TVs, i wouldn't be surprized if they were exploited to atk youtube [02:36] it was roughly an hour ago that I experenced that [02:36] They both seem to have recovered in my market but I had customers in other markets call in saying their internet didn't work. [02:38] well, i get the feeling i should do more to harden the security around my smart TV.. I should probably have an egress firewall or something [03:25] Hello. On my Ubuntu 20 LTS, I deleted /etc/apache2. To restore it I was able to `sudo apt purge apache2` and `sudo apt install apache2`. However, the php.load and php.conf files in mods-available were not restored. [03:26] I tried to also purge and install php and libapache2-mod-php but they are still not restored. Any idea why? Should I nuke my Ubuntu installation from orbit and try again? === gabkdlly_ is now known as gabkdlly === BrianG61UK__ is now known as BrianG61UK_ [04:29] tomreyn: that patch worked. thanks [04:29] tomreyn++ === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant === bindiboi is now known as bindi === jeddo- is now known as jeddo === bettencb1 is now known as bettencb === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [06:53] hiya [06:53] my dock is on top of my applications, for instance if I maximise hexchat, the left border of it will be covered up by my dock [06:54] I'm not sure what caused this and I don't know how to fix it [07:03] StressedGopher, you should provide release details (are you talking about GNOME, Unity 7 or something else if so say) [07:15] I'm not quite sure what that means guiverc [07:15] oh wait yeah I do [07:16] Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS, GNOME 3.36.3 [07:16] on my system, if I maximized hexchat the dock disappears, but re-appears if I move the mouse to it... but my system is likely different to yours (different release, desktop etc) [07:17] I can make it hide when something maximizes, but that's not how it was originally, it was closer to a windows style taskbar [07:18] Why does chromium want keyring access suddenly? [07:18] sorry I'm not running focal/GNOME so can't compare/explore [07:18] What am I missing if I deny perms [07:19] guiverc, I am not running gnome either but strangely some apps have dependencies on gnome keyring [07:19] pikapika, sorry I was speak to StressedGopher [07:19] s/speak/speaking ^ [07:20] lol I guess this is fine [07:20] guiverc, I know [07:20] I'll just... get used to it lol [07:20] It was just a good opportunity to chime in about gnome programs getting mysteriously pulled in [07:21] StressedGopher, if patient you may get an answer (people respond when they can), but details help you get the correct responses.. you could also try again later [07:22] guiverc, lets talk in #ubuntu-offtopic [07:23] StressedGopher, thats how it was in gnome last I remember [07:23] when a window is maximised the task bar subsumed its title bar [07:24] gnome seemed too complex to configure so I just changed to xfce [07:49] hey bro ducasse would you have any idea why chromium suddenly demands access to gnome keyring? [07:50] a guess would be it uses it to store login details, but i'm not sure [07:51] ducasse, it never did before [07:51] And chromium and thus by extension steam etc are demanding keyring [07:51] Also of note is that this isn't a gnome system [07:52] Its xubuntu [07:52] So chromium somehow pulled in that dep [07:52] i'm on i3, and geary still insists on keyring access [07:52] Interesting [07:52] try #chromium-support? [07:52] The browser never used to ask before [07:53] I will later, its too late now [07:53] Thanks for the direction ducasse [07:53] i use brave, and it doesn't ask [07:53] brave must deliberately remove that part [07:53] or it might be that ubuntu packaging made it a part of chromoium idk [07:53] since steam asks it too [07:53] maybe, chromium on my desktop doesn't either [07:54] strange [07:54] it only started happening recently [07:54] let me check something [07:54] I wish there was a way to step through updates, but I understand how such a feature would be ridiculously complex to implement [07:55] yeah, gnome-keyring is installed on both, but my desktop doesn't ask [07:55] i keep the laptop snap-free, so no chromium [07:56] you can ask snap for a specific revision, iirc [07:56] i'll try [08:19] pikapika: re the gnome-keyring prompt - did you recently change your user account password, and more specifically, do it from an ssh or console rather than GUI session? [08:20] pikapika: being prompted is often a sign that the keyring pass-phrase has got out of sync with the user account password [08:20] I didn't change any passwords lately. I moved around some files (from home folder) because of a login loop caused due to lack of space [08:20] through a ctrl+fn terminal [08:20] Does that count [08:20] Thats the only "odd" thing I remember doing recently [08:20] my pass is unchanged [08:20] Though yes [08:20] I have switched to another session and didn't change back [08:21] can that cause problems TJ- ? [08:21] (in the display manager) [08:21] pikapika: moving things around could count, if you moved something related to the keyring :) [08:21] I might have put in the passwords a long while ago in the keyring i nthe previous session and forgotten [08:21] TJ-, most probably not. I didn't touch any dotfiles and such [08:21] only moved around some media from home [08:22] but can change of session cause issues [08:23] pikapika: if you run "seahorse" manually does it start and show saved credentials without asking you for the password to unlock them? [08:24] Don't have seahorse [08:24] TJ-, I could try logging in to the other session as a test [08:24] brb [08:52] Hi, can someone tell me if PulseAudio should be in audio output settings in 20.04 ? [08:54] I'm using Strawberry music player, and when I select ALSA direct it stops youtube etc playing, but I thought I could set the system to use pulseaudio ? [08:54] I want pure passthrough from music player! === TheMetamorphosis is now known as Metamorphosis [09:12] short answer no, restore from backups [09:13] oops, was scrolled WAY back up [09:22] Well, anacron still just fails to shut down 50% of the time, extending Ubuntu’s shut-down time to 1m30s [09:23] No, there are no useful logs, it just doesn't respond to systemd's SIGTERM [09:23] hi, everytime I login, or use a command with sudo, there is a delay of like 10s or more before something happens. Any idea what cause this delay ? [09:24] (it's a recent computer with high performances on anything else) [09:25] Aliekezhi: do you have unusual dns setup or user/password database setup? [09:25] probably some PAM module taking a whole lot of time. Can you run `sudo journal to -f` in one terminal, then in another terminal run something with sudo (such as `sudo ls`), and see if there's anything strange as sudo starts? [09:26] Aliekezhi: does it happen consistently, every time you log in, or is the second time in quick succession less delayed [09:34] mort, do you mean journalctl ? [09:34] Aliekezhi: yeah, sorry. I wrote it on a phone keyboard and it auto-incorrected [09:36] mort, jelly it doesn't seem to happen when running a simple ls [09:37] (but my password is already memorize) [09:37] Aliekezhi: "ls" is not logging in. "ssh localhost" would be [09:37] jelly, I mean sudo ls [09:38] use sudo -K or sudo -k to wipe its password timestamp [09:38] jelly, still no problem when I try right now [09:38] strange... [09:39] it doesn't seem to be all the time [09:39] so it's not a pam issue, or it's not something that is used by sudo, or there's caching elsewhere [09:39] I will try with another tty when login to my session in gdm [09:39] Aliekezhi: it has to be in a new terminal session, sudo lets you avoid authenticating again for some time [09:39] it _should_ work in just another gnome-terminal instance or something though [09:39] ssh localhost is the simplest way to log in [09:39] assuming you have ssh service installed and running [09:40] could be related to gnome-shells errors I can see in journactl [09:41] gnome-shell[2084]: JS ERROR: Exception in callback for signal: icon: Error: Argument 'filename' (type filename) may not be null [09:41] I have this a lot of times, but I don't know if it could be related [09:42] Aliekezhi: maybe pastebin your whole dmesg too, we can take a look [09:50] lotuspsychje, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/QYmKnxgbrD/ could that be apparmor ? [09:51] hum, nevermind it seems only related to hexchat [09:53] Aliekezhi: did you update system to kernel -53 since? [09:54] lotuspsychje, no, still 52 [09:54] !uptodate | Aliekezhi try please + reboot [09:54] Aliekezhi try please + reboot: To ensure you have all the latest known patches and security updates for your ubuntu installation, please update with the following command: `sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade`. See also !upgrades and !security; you may also need to run `apt full-upgrade`. [09:55] Aliekezhi: can you give an example what you tried with running as root and get the lag? [09:57] lotuspsychje, there may be different problems : the delay of login into gnome session, the delay when login after screensaver/hibernate and the sudo delay [09:58] lotuspsychje, I'll try to use the journactl/dmesg next time it occurs and paste it here [09:58] Aliekezhi: weird, sounds like some hardware bottleneck or something [09:59] What would be the best choice for a web-based administration tool that can also manage (dist-)upgrades? [09:59] Aliekezhi: maybe check your systemd-analyze blame && systemd-analyze critical-chain also [10:00] A solid web-based frontend for apt would also suffice for now [10:01] locsmif_work: are you on ubuntu server? [10:02] lotuspsychje: yes [10:02] locsmif_work: try if the volunteers @ #ubuntu-server might have some reccomends for you [10:02] lotuspsychje: thanks! [10:02] welcome ; ) [11:05] is it safe to truncate /var/log/syslog? [11:07] It's safe, but if you did that on a box I was managing, I'd ban you from it [11:07] why? [11:07] syslog is taking up a lot space [11:08] Deleting systems records is a good sign that you're doing some thing malicious [11:08] oh [11:08] well, it my box [11:08] it's* [11:08] codecutter: Then you need to figure out why something is returning so many errors [11:09] codecutter: it's better to run logrotate [11:09] i think its just accumulation over the years [11:09] years = couple of years [11:09] possibly several times, as that'll compress the old (large) logs [11:11] the command is logrotate -f /etc/logrotate.d/rsyslog [11:12] the first run will remove syslog.7.gz and move syslog to syslog.1 and gzip the old syslog.1 to syslog.2.gz and rename all the rest with increasing numbers [11:12] shall upgrade to 20.04.1 LTS or wait another few months? [11:12] and then if syslog.1 is still huge and you need more space, you run it again and end up with empty-ish syslog, syslog.1 and the big one is now gzipped syslog.2.gz [11:12] shall i* [11:13] mgedmin already ran trunacate [11:13] also maybe consider disabling rsyslog and using (persistent) journal instead [11:13] why? [11:14] the journal is limited to, what is it, 20% of disk space? and it collects oldest log entries automatically, or you can run journalctl --vacuum manually [11:14] also IIRC journald deduplicates messages/has rate limits/is fancy [11:15] kewl === vlm_ is now known as vlm [11:35] I'm trying to understand CVE info. Take this one for example https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2018/CVE-2018-20721.html ... what does "Needed" mean here? Does this mean there's no fix for 18.04? [11:37] I'm also wondering why the priority/severity scores vary on different sites. e.g here https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2018-20721 it's shown as "critical" [11:38] Here it's marked as "High" https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2018-20721 but that's pulling from NVD. But the Ubuntu tracker shows it as Medium [12:19] hi, i just upgraded to latest ubuntu 20 and my audio is not working after each reboot. have to manually do a "sudo alsa force-reload" every time [12:19] is there any fix for this yet? [12:20] oh and i do a "sudo apt-get install --reinstall alsa-base pulseaudio" before [12:21] Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS [12:22] hi [12:22] how do i control usb device power management? [12:25] I am going to repost my question because I think I was offline and it did not reach this channel if it did I am sorry [12:25] Hi. Just installed 20.10 on a brand new laptop (Xiaomi Notebook Pro 2020) (was using the 2018 version before with Ubuntu 20.04). Now it turns out I have no sound at all (even though the control pannel shows the sound output and input devices). [12:25] If I connect a usb headset, that one gets sound though. [12:25] And although the restricted nvidia drivers are installed (the laptop has intel graphics and Nivdia MX3500) Blender and Kdenlive report there are no devices with CUDA cores available [12:30] mx350 (not 3500) [12:37] TimothyP: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1225463/18-04-no-sound-intel-sound-card-snd-hda-intel-not-working [12:41] hi, is there a way to run different builders for the same source depending on a user variable? === bettencb1 is now known as bettencb [12:54] mTeK I will take a look thank yuou [12:55] Had the same issue when I was testing earler in the year. [13:02] when I reboot I have sound though but only for a while so will apply the info on that page and see what it does [13:10] 18.04 was a long time ago [13:10] have you checked the sound preferences dialog? ubuntu likes to switch audio outputs sometimes to silly stuff like external monitor hdmi or a dock's spdif [13:11] I guess the logic is "you plugged in a cable, you must want to use it" yes, but I want the monitor bit, not the audio bit [13:11] it's one usb-c cable, I can't pick and choose [13:25] ok I have more ideas of what's going on [13:28] lotuspsychje, jelly //paste.ubuntu.com/p/HCxm9MKYXh/ [13:29] could be related to some kerberos settings I use only at work [13:29] and DNS domains [13:47] the thing is that I don't want sudo to authenticate on kerberos (I use it only for printing in some specifi cases) [14:20] how do I find out what is the latest version of mariadb-server in Ubuntu 20.04 via the command line? [14:21] I found this https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/mariadb-server which seems to say that the latest version of mariadb-server in 20.04 is 10.3.25 ... is this right? [14:22] zetheroo: apt info mariadb-server [14:22] and yes it´s 10.3.25 === ryzokuken_ is now known as ryzokuken [14:36] is there a way to only delete retrieved packages from /var/cache/apt/archives/ that have been uninstalled? [14:36] what happened to ubuntu server? Is there an iso link? I dont need any of this cloud nonsense i just want a cli install. [14:37] nevermind. "third option" [15:05] mgedmin yep the correctone is selected. so the lapop boots, there is music and then sometimes later there is not but the device is still the same, reloading alsa does not help [15:12] for a web inside docker location I have: [15:12] lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 34 Oct 15 11:46 ./public/.well-known -> ../../../shared/public/.well-known [15:12] var/www/site/shared/public# has ls -al [15:12] drwxrwxrwx 3 root www-data 4096 Aug 1 21:25 .well-known [15:12] but the renew fails as the challenge is not created. Should the rights configured be changed ? [15:14] I see no challenge created there and certbot complaints Detail: Invalid response from [15:14] http:/....../.well-known/acme-challenge/D1ek6etDEJWFkcE9HFc89khywl5mdtfxZ7CUzl0PmDA [15:14] I suspect the file cannot be created but with -vvv I'm still not able to see "cannot create..." [15:15] Helllppp :) === LabMonkey is now known as Mechanismus [15:35] I'm having an issue with black screensaver freezing up my computer when I leave for a while. I don't even remember putting a screensaver on here, but it's on here. I cannot find any settings to change screensaver or disable. [15:35] I'm using latest Ubuntu LTS [15:35] rapidwave: desktop or another flavour? [15:36] rapidwave: look under power settings [15:41] Thank you! Not even a screensaver...just going blank...maybe actually turning itself off. [15:59] rapidwave: you can control it from cli with xset [16:03] Maik: thanks [16:04] I need to manually create a boot partition for an Ubuntu 20.04 install (using LUKS which needs /boot to be a separate partition) - what is the recommended rise and filesystem for /boot partitions these days ... I was thinking ~750MB and Ext2 [16:07] I just read that Ext4 is better for EFI [16:09] ok, going for 1024MB and Ext4 :) [16:09] sounds reasonable [16:10] I wanted to raise doubts about grub supporting all ext4 features, but hey, my current install doesn't even have a separate /boot, just / and /boot/efi and it boots fine [16:10] (no luks though) [16:10] yeah, luks wants to be special :D [16:11] I am installing between Windows and Lenovo Recovery partitions ... hehe [16:12] yeah, how come the installer doesn't let me enable FDE when I choose to install side-by-side with windows? [16:12] great question [16:20] installer crashed ... bug 1871268 is apparently at fault :/ [16:20] bug 1871268 in apt (Ubuntu Focal) "Installation fails due to useless immediate configuration error when "Install Third-Party Drivers" is selected" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1871268 [16:54] Why installing 'apt install wine32 ' tries to remove so many packages and now I have PDF viewer uninstalled (ant it wants to uninstall Virtualbox, too..) ?? [16:55] https://pastebin.com/LqHGWkiV [16:56] nikolam: it looks like it wants to remove the 64bit packages and install a bunch of 32bit [16:57] are you usin 64bit or 32bit? try "arch" in the cli [16:58] EriC^^, x86_64 of course, but I have an winbox.exe that seems require win32 [16:58] It seems it is terribly wrong.. [16:59] and it already made to remove my pdf viewer.. (*(& [16:59] why would apt do that at all [16:59] hi [17:02] nikolam: yeah something definitely went bad [17:02] hello phobosoph [17:03] EriC^^, it is 20.04 to 20.10 update , maybe Ubuntu finally killed 32-bit support or something [17:04] nikolam: did you try to remove wine and see what happens, if you can get it back to a stable 64bit state [17:04] nikolam: nah it seems it really is intent on installing those 32bit stuff :D [17:04] wine is installed. [17:04] I have BTRFS snapshots to get it back to previous state... [17:05] there is no wine32 package listed , and it decides to uninstall all 64-bit packages to 32-bit ones .. [17:06] is there any way to convert a legacy boot partition to a UEFI/EFI one without reinstalling ? [17:07] zetheroo: yeah, you need to create a fat32 partition for the efi partition, add to fstab, install grub-efi* and use the standard efi file locations so it boots, or use a live usb booted in uefi mode to add a new uefi entry or install grub from there [17:08] ok, I'll try with the live usb [17:08] zetheroo: ok, be sure to mount the efi partition at /boot/efi before running grub-install [17:08] I'll go back to previous state with BTRFS snapshot. Seems like apt-btrfs-snapshot is needed package these days [17:10] Eric^^: wdyt about Method 1 here https://itectec.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-how-to-change-ubuntu-install-from-legacy-to-uefi/ [17:11] zetheroo: i doubt method1 works, as i dont think boot-repair takes the liberty of repartitioning your disk to make an efi partition, and if it does, that's concerning [17:12] hmmmk [17:12] if you boot a live usb i could walk you through the process [17:13] I am booted into the live usb on the system [17:13] zetheroo: type 'ls /sys/firmware/efi' and see if it says file not found or shows a list of files [17:14] there is a list of files [17:14] zetheroo: type 'sudo parted -ls | nc termbin.com 9999' paste the link here [17:15] https://termbin.com/3qcg [17:16] number 4 is /boot [17:17] zetheroo: decrypt ubuntu and mount the root fs under /mnt [17:18] oh cool you already have an ESP [17:20] unknown filesystem type 'crypto_LUKS' [17:20] I did 'sudo mount /dev/nvme0n1p6 /mnt' [17:21] that's not how you mount encrypted partitions [17:21] you need to cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/ndmve0n1p6, iirc, which will create a /dev/mapper/nvme0n1p6_crypt, which you can then mount [17:21] ah got it [17:22] ok, it's mounted in /mnt [17:22] sorry, I am typing on another system ... so it's a bit slow [17:22] zetheroo: type the following line "for i in /dev /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -R $i /mnt$i; done" [17:24] ah shoot ... I have to deal with something else ... sorry ... be back asap ... [17:24] ooh nice [17:25] :D [17:28] * mgedmin TIL'ed about mount -R; he was usually doing mount --bind or just chroot /mnt && mount /proc; mount /dev; mount /sys [17:30] one trick I like lately is booting grub from a live media, then going into the grub command line and telling it to load the grub.cfg of my installed OS [17:30] mgedmin: quick and easy line, pretty useful [17:30] avoids the need to chroot [17:30] once the full os is booted, you can grub-install to your liking [17:31] yeah that's even better, in this case we can't though cause we have to install the grub-efi package and edit fstab and stuff [17:31] I think grub.cfg is the same for efi vs legacy boot? just the way grub is loaded differs [17:31] the quicker the better though [17:32] ah i got what you meant, yeah using grub cli would be nice too [17:33] thought you meant using grub-install with arguments and stuff to the efi dir [17:34] no, just a lot of flailing around with ls (hd0) until I get the right device name and path for config (hd0,msdos2)/grub.cfg [17:34] I don't trust myself to use grub-install correctly [17:35] * mgedmin made his system not boot once after trying to install an efi bootloader into a usb drive and forgetting the --removable flag === denningsrogue4 is now known as denningsrogue === Examknow is now known as Texas [17:49] Eric^^: ok I am back and now on the system with the live usb session [17:50] the last command was: [17:50] for i in /dev/proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -R $i /mnt$i; done [17:50] is that correct? [17:50] right [17:50] mount: /mnt/dev/proc: mount point does not exist. [17:51] zetheroo1: put a space between /dev and /proc [17:51] ah sorry [17:51] ok done - no output [17:52] zetheroo1: type 'sudo chroot /mnt' === nikolam_ is now known as nikolam [17:53] ok [17:53] can you start shipping more recent versions of ffmpeg in ubuntu 20.04? [17:53] I am now root@ubuntu [17:54] zetheroo1: type 'blkid /dev/nvme0n1p1' [17:54] it should show the UUID= of the filesystem, copy the UUID [17:54] there is also the PARTUUID [17:54] then type 'nano /etc/fstab' and add a line there with the following [17:55] yup, nevermind the partuuid [17:55] ok [17:55] UUID=0A87-44C2 /boot/efi vfat umask=0077 0 1 [17:55] replace the stuff after UUID= with your uuid from blkid [17:57] this was already in there: [17:57] UUID=C478-7895 /boot/efi vfat umask=0077 0 1 [17:57] same uuid? [17:58] yes [17:58] ok, seems ubuntu is already in uefi mode [17:58] type 'mount /boot/efi' in the terminal [17:58] then "ls -lR /boot/efi | nc termbin.com 9999" [18:00] mount: /boot/efi: mount point does not exist. [18:00] zetheroo1: ah, type 'mount /boot' [18:00] then 'mount /boot/efi' [18:01] ok [18:02] try the ls command again [18:02] https://termbin.com/6kzj [18:03] ubuntu seems to be there [18:03] zetheroo1: ok, finally type "(efibootmgr -v; dpkg -l | grep grub) | nc termbin.com 9999" [18:08] https://termbin.com/0uf6 [18:09] thing is that I first installed Ubuntu with the automatic side-by-side with Windows option .. and then I did the install manually with a /boot and LUKS partition [18:10] don't know if that makes any difference [18:10] anyone using an rpi4 and ubuntu 20.10? I'm getting serious lag, when say I try to open file manager, browser etc. not sure what's causing it.......... [18:10] zetheroo1: when you installed ubuntu side by side with windows and restarted, did you get grub when it booted? [18:10] it's taking 5+ seconds to open anything! :S [18:11] Deano59: is the ram good? [18:11] EriC^^: yeah, 4gb and swap also. [18:11] just time thunar, 18 seconds to open :/ [18:11] maybe something is using up the cpu, anything in "top" 's output? [18:12] I did check that first and nothing that I can see [18:13] Deano59: 4GB for gnome is a minimum, unless you start tweaking your system [18:13] Eric^^: yes, grub was there and it booted to both Windows and Ubuntu [18:13] lotuspsychje: not using gnome.... [18:13] zetheroo1: aha, ok, currently ubuntu isnt in the uefi list so maybe just reinstalling grub and having it there will do the job [18:14] zetheroo1: type 'grub-install' [18:14] Deano59: mate? [18:14] No. i3-wm [18:14] root@ubuntu:/# grub-install [18:14] Installing for x86_64-efi platform. [18:14] Installation finished. No error reported. [18:14] Deano59: ah ok, that should work much better indeed [18:15] zetheroo1: what does 'efibootmgr -v | nc termbin.com 9999' show now? [18:15] https://termbin.com/t6g3m [18:15] looks good, ubuntu is first in boot order [18:16] zetheroo1: for good measure run 'update-grub' then exit the chroot and try rebooting [18:16] ok [18:16] Deano59: sudo apt install preload stacer haveged, will help you [18:16] I know it should be fine, lotuspsychje. [18:19] nope, not helped lotuspsychje. [18:19] I even rebooted. [18:19] Deano59: can you pastebin; systemd-analyze blame && systemd-analyze critical-chain [18:20] Eric^^: Grub menu showed up and Ubuntu booted! Windows was also in the grub menu ... [18:20] zetheroo: great! [18:21] So was the solution just to run 'grub-install' and 'grub-update' ... or was the previous stuff also needed? [18:21] lotuspsychje: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/cznZ3Dmmn2/ [18:22] zetheroo: yeah that's basically it, ubuntu was already in the efi partition, but not added to the uefi list, so we had to chroot and find out and run grub-install [18:22] Deano59: that also looks pretty sane to me and quick boot too [18:22] lotuspsychje: it's not booting that's the problem :) it's app opening times. 20+ seconds for a file manager isn't "normal" [18:23] Deano59: i know, i just wanted to make sure your boot/installed apps arent the bottleneck === ijohnson is now known as ijohnson|lunch [18:25] Deano59: is there speed difference opening thunar from terminal? === tucked is now known as disi [18:30] Nope [18:38] Eric^^: ok, so in my setup there is the /boot partition the one being used to boot Ubuntu ? [18:39] zetheroo: yeah, the efi partition has the initial grub efi file, then the other grub files and menu is read from /boot [18:41] ok [18:41] Deano59: did you install i3-wm ontop an ubuntu-desktop base or server? [19:02] Ever since upgrading to 20.04 some Chrome pages load for 2 seconds and then I get the 'aw snap' error. Anyone heard of this? [19:04] When I log into Ubuntu, it shows an MOTD with disk usage, cpu usage, temperature and so on. What command do I run to see those stats ? [19:05] devslash: xmotd..? [19:06] I dont have that. I dont have X Server installed [19:07] ah, ok. === ijohnson|lunch is now known as ijohnson [19:10] Anyone been having Chrome browser issues since 20.04 upgrade? Firefox works fine. Some pages crash with Chrome. [19:11]