[00:33] tHi everyone. I just did a clean install of Xubuntu on an Asus X551M laptop, with the hard drive completely formatted. The wireless/bluetooth adaptor is an Atheros AR9485. I cannot get the bluetooth to work. Every time that I click on "Bluetooth manager" or "bluetooth adapters", nothing loads/happens. Can anyone please help me out? [00:40] I formatted my hard drive and did the clean install of Xubuntu per the recs from another user from this IRC channel, because before I had a (broken) dual-boot setup with Windows 10, and that user thought that might have been related to my troubles with the bluetooth. [00:41] That chipset does not have Bluetooth [00:42] mrd2689a: Did you give us the correct model of chipset? [00:43] mrd2689a: I'm searching online, and that chipset only has wireless -- it has no Bluetooth radio that I can see. [00:43] I suppose that I am not 100% on the chipset. I googled my laptop and I that's the chipset that I got via the Google search, but it might have been incorrect info. Is there an easy way to verify? [00:46] Usually lspci and lsusb will tell you what the hardware is [00:47] Holy crap genii you are right . I just Googled my laptop again and it appears that it does not have bluetooth! How embarrassing! And frustrating..... [00:47] I really thought that it did. [00:47] When combined with the swtiches which report vendor:device codes, ambiguous ones can be further investigated [00:47] mrd2689a: I hope you didn't just reformat to try and fix this issue, only to find out your hardware doesn't have Bluetooth. [00:48] mrd2689a: Well, this might explain why trying to enable it has been problemmatic.... [00:49] I just did lsusb and lspci and I did verify that it's the AR9485 [00:49] No other mention of bluetooth, neither [00:49] Yes. That chipset does not have Bluetooth capabilities. [00:49] Yes, this seems to explain the problem!! [00:50] I *did* do the reformat to fix this issue.... but to be honest, I had a Win10 that I could not boot into, so I suppose that it was worth getting rid of the dual-boot [00:50] Thanks for your help! [00:50] I see, so it wasn't totally useless. No problem! === andrzejr_ is now known as andrzejr === k3yp- is now known as k3yp [18:36] hi all, I upgraded my xubuntu 20.04.1 yesterday and today it doesn't boot anymore (black screen with the pointer= [18:37] Xorg.0.log shows [18:37] (EE) Failed to open authorization file "/var/run/sddm/{xxxxx}": No such file or directory [18:39] here is the apt history of what got actually updated yesterday [18:39] https://pastebin.com/AdpQnjrK [18:43] does xubuntu use sddm as a login manager? i was thinking it uses lightdm [18:43] mrfree, sddm? [18:44] right that's odd. [18:44] yeah, it looks like it's using sddm [18:44] yours is, a fresh installation wouldn't [18:44] should I try to switch to lightdm? [18:45] perhaps I tried it in the past and forgot [18:45] i never heard Xubuntu to use sddm. [18:47] Xubuntu uses lightdm by default [18:48] Oops sorry guys... I'm connected remotely and I didn't realize that's a lubuntu box :P [18:49] lol [18:49] good morning to you :D [18:49] :) [19:03] hi [19:03] im new here [19:07] yes you were === k3yp- is now known as k3yp [19:39] I had disable lightdm (systemctl disable lightdm) but now I'm stuck on /dev/sda7 clean, xxxx files xxxx blocks [19:42] I went to recovery mode and tried systemctl enable lightdm.services but seen a notices, I've done then: systemctl unmask lightdm it was done but then according to Google I should done systemctl demon-reload (thought it's more Debian thing) but it was also on Buntu site. [19:42] However it showed command not recognised. Any thoughts? [19:47] Ok needed to get into terminal lol