[01:46] <sadalzuud> hi people, I have xubuntu 21.04 and I have a problem with the suspend: when the laptop lid is closed it suspends, then I open the lid the screen is freezed, I only can move the mouse, then I close the laptop lid and sometimes It shows lock screen .
[01:46] <sadalzuud> onebody know what can I do?  
[15:52] <xu-help8w> Hi! Although my knowledge on informatics is very limited I've been using ubuntu/xubuntu for 10 years now, so installing window is not an option. I bought a new computer with following components::
[15:55] <xu-help8w> Mother gigabyte H410M, processor intel core i7 10700 4.8 GHz, disk SSD Adata 480GB SU 630 520 MB/s, RAM: DDR4 
[15:56] <oerheks> more important is your GPU ..
[15:56] <oerheks> those specs should work fine
[15:57] <xu-help8w> I just have the one included in the processor, is that correct?
[15:57] <xu-help8w> i didn't buy an extra GPU
[15:58] <xu-help8w> I tried installing the last LTS version of xubuntu and although the installation completed successfully, after installing some programs I kept having PCIe errors and the system stop working
[15:59] <oerheks> that i7 comes with Intel® UHD Graphics 630 that should work fine
[15:59] <oerheks> not a 4d gamer GPU, but works with youtube and such
[15:59] <xu-help8w> the people who sold the machine to me, install the last version of xubuntu (21.04) and made it work. Now after installing some programs it stopped working again 
[16:00] <xu-help8w> now i'm trying to install it again but it keeps showing errors no matter which option I choose
[16:03] <xu-help8w> Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/f8d11353ab9dbca0f70d950d3de2f14b/signal-2021-07-12-130144.jpeg
[16:03] <xu-help8w> this is what is showing right now
[18:11] <multy> For booting a fresh Xubuntu, it should be enough to point BIOS to the .iso file on USB right?
[18:11] <multy> I"m getting "The selected boot device failed"
[18:12] <multy> secure boot is disabled.  I'm just wondering if I needed to burn a "bootable" iso or if the iso by itself is enough
[18:14] <xu-help34w> I need to buy a new printer. How can I know wether it will work with ubuntu? The link to the open printer database in the official documentation does not work.
[18:17] <coconut> multy, you have the .iso file just as listed on your usb right now? If yes, then you are doing something wrong.
[18:17] <multy> yea just as listed.. you mean  something else is wrong right ?
[18:19] <coconut> multy, get any data on the usb backup-ed, and then you just write the iso to the usb with gnome disks. That should create a working usb out of the iso file.
[18:19] <multy> I'm not trying to boot from the USB to be clear, just install straight to disk - but maybe I still need to write it with gnome disks ?
[18:20] <coconut> multy, what file are on the usb when you mount it?
[18:20] <multy> just the xubuntu iso
[18:23] <coconut> yeah, that is wrong then... just put the usb in and start gnome disk(if you have a linux installed already off course), and write the iso to usb disk with "restore partition image".
[18:30] <coconut> or is this under windows?
[18:30] <multy> well i have one xubuntu going, but i'm installing onto a windows-only
[18:30] <multy> i think i can follow your guide on the xubuntu to write it
[18:30] <coconut> should do it yes
[18:31] <coconut> success
[18:31] <multy> actually it's the chromebook OS i forgot
[18:31] <multy> i forget the name
[18:31] <multy> GalliumOS
[18:31] <multy> shouldnt matter though
[18:34] <coconut> chrome os has a terminal right? then just do a cp of the iso the the correct /dev/LOCATION and it should work too.
[18:34] <multy> its not chrome os, its an actual linux distrib, pretty good one too actually
[18:35] <multy> galliumos
[18:35] <coconut> with that you should be able to do it in terminal too, but gnome disk is easiest imo.
[18:37] <multy> oh but gnome is wrapped with.. gnome, i should have guessed hah
[18:37] <multy> i have xfce on the gallium
[18:39] <coconut> it will pull some dependencies but not whole gnome i believe
[18:41] <coconut> check it with "apt show gnome-disk-utility"
[18:42] <multy> cool, looking at "Depends" maybe?
[18:42] <multy> i'll try
[18:42] <coconut> yeah
[18:42] <multy> whole point is get off that little puter anyway hah
[18:43] <multy> cool, works
[18:43] <coconut> or
[18:43] <coconut> apt-cache depends gnome-disk-utility
[18:43] <coconut> might be easier to read
[18:47] <multy> ok where is this 'restoreo partitiion image'..
[18:48] <multy> restore *disk image ?
[18:48] <multy> and create disk image
[18:50] <coconut> select first your usb disk > select a partition on the usb > additional partition options > restore partition image
[19:01] <multy> ok yea, 30 min write time, that feels more legit hah
[19:02] <coconut> lol
[19:03] <multy> i had already chosen restore disk image though , hope that works ?
[19:03] <multy> i dont care if usb is consumed by it
[19:05] <coconut> should work too i believe
[20:05] <multy> xubuntu seems to offer boot / grub / mm [x64] - you need shimx64 for Secure Boot i'm reading
[20:05] <multy> do most people just leave it off
[20:08] <multy> oh nm - mmx64 is the secureboot init I see
[20:15] <multy> well it skipped right over the mmx64 it seems, but it's loading the grub
[20:15] <multy> if anyone knows about signing the machine key with mmx64 later, for SecureBoot, hmu
[22:59] <sadalzuud> hi people, I have xubuntu 21.04 and I have a problem with the suspend: when the laptop lid is closed it suspends, then I open the lid the screen is freezed, I only can move the mouse, then I close the laptop lid and sometimes It shows lock screen .