=== CoreDreamSolutio is now known as CoreDreamSol [00:44] Hi friends, I am trying to join the Linux revolution, slowly but surely. :-) [00:44] Also good afternoon/evening/morning. [00:44] Howdy. [00:45] I am being told Looking Glass is a good KVM companion so I can use my Nvidia GPU in a VM? [00:45] I still need my Steam games and certain Adobe products so I'm forced to use Windows 10 as a vm anyway, [00:45] Hi hi [00:50] Is it hard to set that up? [00:50] I assume I can use either QEMU or VirtualBox, both have KVM [01:44] nyess [01:44] hollo world [01:44] hello [01:45] love flybys [02:01] Belquio was added by: Belquio [02:02] I dropped Windows, Mac OS, for proper Ubuntu and its flavors 8 years ago today. It was a start of a Christmas extended vacation break from work and had the time to play. I boot Windows once a year for Turbo Tax. Other than that, its been an Ubuntu or flavor ever sense. [02:02] 4585 [03:03] hello [03:05] hhenlo so [03:07] hio [03:10] hello people [03:11]

Ok, I just discover by try and error, it appears that the new company's router may have a hidden firewall. It was installed 2 weeks ago. 😏 [03:50] how should I upgrade to 20.10 if packages have been held back? [03:50] Should I just wait until they are not held back anymore? [04:15] What packages are held back? If the held packages are due to a ppa package, you may need to ppa-purge . [05:12] When I click downloaded files in chrome, they don't open in the associated program in KDE. They used to in 18.04 [05:12] In 20.04 it no longer works [05:12] How to fix this? Any ideas? [05:13] When I double click archive, I want it to open in ark, not anothe folder in dolphin [05:13] What all changed, this is very annoying === andreash is now known as andreash_ [09:32] Average_Desktop_User was added by: Average_Desktop_User [09:45] We Used to Be Friends … https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/g/1q5jfbj9z&hl=es-ES&q=the+dandy+warhols+we+used+to+be+friends&kgs=d7a81969afd8aee9&shndl=0&source=sh/x/kp/osrp&entrypoint=sh/x/kp/osrp [11:31] rajreddevil was added by: rajreddevil [11:31] 216A [11:33] ? === cj_ is now known as zoso-linux [11:52] Hi folks [12:02] Hi everyone. My sister accientally deleted th package wireless-regdb and panically shutdown her laptop with ubuntu while processing. after that the laptop stays black after the grub prompt. i booted via liveusb and did a "apt dist-upgrade". Now i can only boot via rescue mode and acpi=off, no audio device is found, no network device is found and the touchpad does not work...how can i fix this machine? Thanks in advance [12:08] reinstalling the package may help [12:09] if it has ethernet, this may work without this package installed. [12:11] @tomreyn i only have ethernet via liveusb, and i already reinstalled that package, but nothing chnaged...still no network devices, audio devices and touchpad. [12:12] i have no idea what has gone wrong with this machine. is there a way to "fix" or reinstall ALL packages without reinstalling the whole system? [12:14] kab0m: reinstalling all packages could be done, but this doesn'T really serve any purpose. if you are having data loss due to a broken storage you should replace the storage and do a full new installation instead. [12:15] tomreyn: im not so sure about a real data loss, as i can still boot in rescue mode with acpi=off flag. [12:15] kab0m: if just reinstalling this package didn'T fix the problem then something else is wrong, or you made additional changes after it broke which you have not yet reverted. [12:15] i would start yby taking a look at the logs. [12:16] if you want to share them: journalctl -b | nc termbin.com 9999 [12:18] tomreyn: i did a "apt dist-upgrade" and a "apt full-upgrade" in a booted live-usb when chrooted into the system. [12:19] that's fine with me. [12:19] tomreyn: should i run the journal command at any time when the system is running in rescue mode? [12:20] journalctl -b displays what was logged by your system (kernel and systemd, the init system / process manager) and the running processes since the latest boot. [12:21] it doesn't matter whether or not this was a rescue boot, unless /var/log/journal wasn't made writable, then there's be no logs. [12:21] actually there's still be logs, but just from memory, [12:22] not about previous boots, as systemd-journald normally provides. [12:25] ok. how can i export the logs to a file so i can transfer it via usb from the machine that has no network device? [12:26] journalctl -b > /path/to/logfile 2>&1 [12:27] tomreyn: ok, thank you ;) [12:28] you're welcome [12:36] Ok, here is the logfile: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/3XWkNsRFSD/ i dont really what i should look out for. [12:46] when i try to boot "normally" (non rescue mode) the boot process always stops at "hid-generic 0003:048D:C100.0002: input,hiddev0,hidraw0: USB HID v1.10 Keyboard [ITE Tech. Inc. ITE Device(8910)] on usb-0000:00:14.0-9/input0" [12:58] can you boot into rescue without acpi=off though? [12:58] it seems the nvidia driver doesn't like this option too much [13:00] you have a service called "pipewire-pulse.service" which tried to run software that ios not available ("Failed at step EXEC spawning /usr/bin/pipewire-pulse: No such file or directory") [13:04] in line 2014 you see network-manager starting but failing to do so since another copy of its DBus service is already active. [13:05] in line 961, NetworkManager starts the first time [13:07] it seems like no wireless device is detected by network manager, and probably the kernel as a whle. [13:07] you should run lspci -knnv and see whether there is one listed [13:08] kab0m: ^ [13:10] tomreyn: when i try to boot in to rescue mode without acpi=off the screen stays black and nothing happens after grub. [13:13] kab0m: hmm, maybe try without "acpi=off" but with "nomodeset" or "nvidia.modeset=0" [13:16] actally i thinkt he latter should be "nvidia.drm.modeset=0" [13:16] (instead of "nvidia.modeset=0") [13:17] so this looks like an nvidia issue to me, not one related to the wireless regdb [13:18] tomreyn: did not work. none of them...hmmm [13:18] kab0m: did you do an "apt update" before the "apt dist-upgrade"? [13:19] and did you have initrds rewritten? [13:19] tomreyn: i tried but kde was telling me: in kde neon please use pkcon instead of apt update [13:20] tomreyn: i did a "update-grub and "update-initramfs -u -k all" [13:20] okay, and did you run pkcon? [13:21] tomreyn: pkcon did not work in the chroot environment because o any service missing...it was a real pain haha [13:22] it's usually better not to update *all* initrds in such situations so you 'll still have older kernels with their older initrds available. [13:22] ohhhh [13:22] thats just a suggestion for next time you'rein this situation [13:23] tomreyn: thank you ;) [13:24] should i try to uninstall the nvidia driver in live usb mode? maybe it boots with the default nuoveau driver [13:24] it would be good to see a log from when the screen remained black, if you can produce this and make it available. [13:24] maybe temporarily uninstalling the nvidia driver could help, yes. or disabling secure boot is thats enabled [13:25] tomreyn: i dint know how i should produce a logfile from the state of a blackscreen. [13:26] you boot into the blkackscreen, wait a while for it to boot up fully, then ctrl-alt-f to switch toi a tty, then ctrl-alt-del to trigger a reboot. journalctl -b -1 should then have the previous log. [13:26] i'm afraid i need to leave it there for a bit, i need an hour of beauty sleep ;-) [13:26] good luck. [13:35] tomreyn: thank you very much for your help so far. Sleep well ;_) [13:35] ;-) === smartline is now known as flatlinejim [14:51] hello everyone. single ssd with win10 and kubuntu and leap. opensuse's grub recognizes and install all 3 OSs. kubuntu 's grub only itself and win10. my mistake, or bug? regards [15:25] @Max, I have seen issues with Kubuntu install failing to find all boot devices. This video may help fix it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7meKJsjqfY [15:26] 👍 tnx [15:26] Kdeconnect is amazing. I even have it on my macbook [15:29] @DarinMiller, can't we use os-prober for that ? [15:55] Yes, OS prober should work. We need to fix the installer so no repair is required, However, I don't test multiple non-*buntu installations very often, so this issue misses our normal test procedures. === sysop is now known as Guest6284 [17:47] raivoeletword1988 was added by: raivoeletword1988 [17:47] (Photo, 513x745) https://irc-attachments.kde.org/XW5vRTgb/file_39793.jpg === fmee is now known as fmeerkoetter [21:01] do anyone have some new stuffs [21:02] @Ren Will, What kind of stuffs? 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