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[04:31] <kinghat> I installed an NVME SSD via a PCIe adapter but it's not showing up in lsblk for some reason
[04:31] <kinghat> it's little green LED is on and it's seated properly
[04:31] <kinghat> the chip is not hot
[04:31] <TJ-> kinghat: what adapter? M2 ?
[04:32] <kinghat> I've never had NVME ssd in this Ubuntu server install
[04:32] <kinghat> TJ-: yep
[04:33] <TJ-> kinghat: are you sure the adapter is NVME and not just AHCI/SATA ?
[04:33] <kinghat> ya, I'll get the link, one sec
[04:34] <kinghat> https://www.ebay.com/itm/Inateck-M-2-PCIe-Adapter-PCIe-x4-to-M-2-SSD-NVMe-Card-Bracket-with-Heatsink-/274420671986
[04:36] <TJ-> kinghat: what does this report? "lspci -nn -d ::0108"
[04:37] <kinghat> nothing
[04:37] <TJ-> kinghat: that should report something like "01:00.0 Non-Volatile memory controller [0108]: Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Device [144d:a809]"
[04:37] <kinghat> btw how do you scroll up a terminal w/o a mouse?
[04:37] <TJ-> kinghat: so it looks like you've a hardware/connection problem
[04:38] <TJ-> kinghat: on a physical TTY local console?
[04:38] <kinghat> ya
[04:38] <TJ-> I think it's Shift+Up or PageUp
[04:38] <kinghat> I'm at the machine w/o a mouse
[04:39] <kinghat> ya that's what I thought but no dice
[04:41] <TJ-> I always have tmux or screen deployed to make such things easier
[04:44] <kinghat> even while on the device?
[04:44] <TJ-> of course
[04:51] <kinghat> I reseated it and mucked in the BIOS for a couple mins
[04:51] <kinghat> maybe can get her going
[04:52] <kinghat> still nothing
[04:52] <kinghat> https://irc.kinghat.xyz/uploads/9c30a370809b4052/16121551498585767455925901978247.jpg
[04:54] <TJ-> kinghat: does it have network?
[04:54] <kinghat> the server? ya
[04:56] <TJ-> can you show us "pastebinit <( journalctl -k )"
[04:59] <kinghat> this /p/gKPfRrhrKs/ is the path
[05:01] <kinghat> for the record, my BIOS doesn't support booting from NVME but I didn't think that would matter for a data drive 🤷‍♂️
[05:03] <kinghat> http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/gKPfRrhrKs/
[05:05] <TJ-> kinghat: I suspect the clue is at line 399 "pci_bus 0000:02: extended config space not accessible" - I do not see that bus reported in your photo of lspci
[05:05] <TJ-> kinghat: so, either a firmware config issue, or hardware
[05:06] <kinghat> firmware? as in BIOS? I'm on the latest already there
[05:08] <TJ-> kinghat: there may be a configuration option that is preventing this
[05:08] <TJ-> kinghat: you could also try adding a kernel command-line option "pci=nocrs"
[05:08] <kinghat> like legacy BIOS stuffs?
[05:09] <TJ-> kinghat: no, something to do with PCIe devices or slots
[05:10] <kinghat> the LSI card I have in there didn't put up any issues when it went in
[05:21] <kinghat> should I be able to see the drive in the BIOS at all? even if it doesn't support booting from NVME ?
[05:23] <TJ-> Depends on the firmware - most recent systems should show it
[05:24] <kinghat> this is hp z220 so like 2013 I think
[05:26] <kinghat> https://irc.kinghat.xyz/uploads/5fd3d652e8015136/16121571474221350019685037470904.jpg
[05:26] <kinghat> https://irc.kinghat.xyz/uploads/cd7b4e5fc07fed1b/1612157179600941941995376651448.jpg
[05:27] <kinghat> https://irc.kinghat.xyz/uploads/8c96cb04db5a75be/16121572074596085856025554879096.jpg
[05:27] <kinghat> https://irc.kinghat.xyz/uploads/f83309ce636884 no idea what this is: 89/16121572513054818833116043765651.jpg
[05:28] <kinghat> https://irc.kinghat.xyz/uploads/14cf612a83f14e51/1612157320851772152701744438764.jpg
[05:29] <kinghat> https://irc.kinghat.xyz/uploads/3145734ba7180729/16121573666797891151803912717051.jpg
[05:29] <TJ-> kinghat: have you tried it in alternate slots, or another PC, to ensure the adapter+NVME works?
[05:30] <kinghat> I just tried it in a different slot. not on another machine, no.
[05:31] <TJ-> That's what I'd do right now before wasting more time on it
[05:33] <kinghat> I'm gave to do it tomorrow. time for bed. thanks for your time 🙏 I'll ping you with results 😁
[07:37] <lordievader> Good morning
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[09:24] <jamespage> icey: I'm nearly there with the ceph snapshot for pacific
[09:24] <jamespage> riscv64 and armhf fixes just uploaded for testing
[09:24] <jamespage> I need to pull in the patch you're working on as well
[09:24] <icey> jamespage: +1, let me know if I can help in any way
[13:48] <Hamidreza> Hi, when I restart my networking server, it is shown and error!!!
[13:49] <Hamidreza> https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/X3PcDs6pv3/
[13:50] <Hamidreza> the error : https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/msz9trzTSB/
[13:50] <Hamidreza> I would appreciate if you help me on: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/msz9trzTSB/
[14:00] <oerheks> typo? 255.255.252.0 > 255.255.255.0
[14:01] <Hamidreza> oerheks, No
[14:01] <Hamidreza> it's my subnet
[14:20] <jamespage> icey: this is agnoising - 3.5 hrs to find the next type size mismatch issue on armhf
[14:21] <jamespage> the main issue is that ceph does not build/test against any 32 bit archs
[14:21] <icey> heh jamespage
[16:42] <garo> I have a problem that's no longer a problem, but that is the problem... To be more precise:
[16:43] <garo> I wanted to install 20.04.1 on a btrfs with everything in the subvolume /@ instead of / (reason: i want to be able to use timeshift)
[16:44] <garo> Now it seems that the installer doesn't do this by default (anymore?). So i spent the last couple of hours figuring out a way to make it work
[16:45] <garo> (fstab and grub caused me a lot of sh*t)
[16:46] <garo> But i never thought of actually asking: Does anyone else still do this and can this be done with only 1 command instead of all the commands that i had to use ?
[16:47] <garo> Most important reason that i'm asking, i'm the only that tested my method and i only tested it on 1 server. Chances are that it will fail horribly depending on:
[16:48] <garo> the amount of hard disks, gpt or not, grub version, amount of partitions, uefi or not, ...
[16:54] <Ussat> Not only dont do it, but never seen a reason to
[17:01] <garo> timeshift is my reason
[17:02] <Ussat> ah...we..we dont use that, but sounds like a pita
[17:02] <garo> i don't want to create snapshots manually, timeshift is the only frontend i know for handling btrfs snapshots
[17:05] <garo> It's really nice, it supports btrfs (snapshots) and rsync (backups). I wouldn't use it for rsync, alternatives enough but i love it for btrfs
[17:05] <Ussat> ahh, ya ok dont use BTRFS here so no idea
[17:05] <garo> I discovered after i installed a mint on a btrfs on my laptop, now i can no longer live without it
[17:06] <garo> ext4 ?
[17:08] <Ussat> I use EXT4 on my older systems, XFS on newer RH
[17:08] <garo> RH=Redhat ?
[17:08] <Ussat> RH doesnt officially support BTRFS so, we dont either
[17:09] <Ussat> Ya
[17:09] <Ussat> We use mostly RH but a handfull of Ubuntu also
[17:10] <garo> I should starting rh a bit more in the future, i barely know anything anymore about how to use it
[17:11] <Ussat> TBH, Linux is pretty much Linux, some of the details may differ, but thats it
[17:12] <garo> rh 4 was my first distro, rh 6 the last on that i actually used
[17:12] <garo> in ~20 years a distro can change a lot
[17:13] <garo> damn, i'm getting old :-(
[17:14] <garo> i started with linux when i was 16, took me a whole day to get xfree86 working while hoping that wrong frequencies wouldn't blow up my crt monitor
[17:15] <Ussat> I started with AIX 4.X, NOw manage the UNIX team here
[17:15] <Ussat> AIX/RHEL and Ubuntu
[17:17] <mybalzitch> ugh mode lines
[17:18] <Ussat> heh
[17:18] <Ussat> remember printcap ?
[17:19] <Ussat> I managed AIX 4.X systems that ran a large plotter
[17:19] <Ussat> that was evil
[17:43] <tieinv> s
[18:51] <furicle> I'm attempting to bare metal install Server 20.04.1 from USB.  It boots from the stick, and ends at a cloud-init message saying I can install from ssh or tty1.  There is nothing started on any of the TTYs.  I tried with 'safe graphics' and got same result.   Suggestions?
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