[00:01] <sarnold> xu-irc22w: did you remember to run apt update  after adding the new sources?
[00:01] <xu-irc22w> Yes
[00:05] <sarnold> xu-irc22w: maybe paste your command and the error to https://paste.debian.net/ and give us the link to the paste?
[00:07] <xu-irc22w> paste.debian.net/1214817
[00:09] <sarnold> xu-irc22w: aha :D thanks -- so, as far as I can tell there's no 'wimlib' package; there's a 'wimtools' package though, that's probably what you want
[00:09] <ash_worksi> I know this is a #screen question but I kinda doubt anyone is super active on it; does anyone happen to know how to show settings (like altscreen or scrollback) instead of setting them? (eg `:scrollback` will just flip scrollback, so can tell what it *used* to be, but I want not to change it)
[00:13] <xu-irc22w> sarnold: ill try that
[00:13] <C0nundrum> tomreyn https://termbin.com/af4x
[00:16] <xu-irc22w> sarnold: wimtools worked, thank you
[00:16] <sarnold> xu-irc22w: woot! :)
[00:20] <xu-irc22w> ugh I forgot my root password
[00:20] <calwig> not good
[00:21] <sarnold> you probably don't have one, ubuntu doesn't set one by default; ubuntu prefers sudo
[00:21] <xu-irc22w> lemme try just pressing enter
[00:22] <xu-irc22w> nope
[00:27] <genii> Try the one you used to login to your desktop with
[00:29] <xu-irc22w> genii: I had no root password, I tried setting one with `sudo passwd root` which wiorked
[00:30] <genii> ..
[00:30] <genii> !root
[00:36] <C0nundrum> apt policy linux-image-generic: https://termbin.com/bshhi
[00:37] <C0nundrum> What's special about the hwe version ?
[00:38] <genii> !hwe
[00:38] <genii> meh
[00:39] <xu-irc22w> So I just spent the last 4 hours trying to install windows, first problem was flashing the usb, second was formatting it, third was flashing it again, and now its "not a bootable device." I don't know what to try next.
[00:40] <genii> C0nundrum: Basically hardware enablement kernels are compiled to take advantage of newly introduced features in processors or chipsets
[00:40] <xu-irc22w> FUCK
[00:41] <xu-irc22w> I FLASHED THE ISO TO MY MAIN PARTITION
[00:41] <xu-irc22w> THATS MY PROBLEM
[00:42] <sarnold> xu-irc22w: oh no :(
[00:42] <xu-irc22w> I LOST 900GB OF FILES AND PROGRAMS
[00:46] <C0nundrum> genii-core so i guess i don't have the hwe version ?
[00:46] <C0nundrum>  https://termbin.com/bshhi
[00:47] <genii-core> Not unless you explicitly installed it for some reason
[00:55] <xu-irc22w> I don't have the strength to deal with linux anymore
[00:56] <xu-irc22w> can someone spoonfeed me and help me get back to windows?
[00:56] <C0nundrum> I hate linux :/
[00:57] <C0nundrum> Tried mainting a side project and nonstop solving random shit going wrong in the os instead of engineering
[00:57] <C0nundrum> I'm so happy windows self heals now
[00:57] <C0nundrum> I rarely bluescreen
[00:58] <thunderysteak> xu-irc22w: use balenaEtcher for easy image flashing onto usb sticks
[00:58] <xu-irc22w> thunderysteak: does that work on linux? is there a simple .deb i can install from?
[01:00] <thunderysteak> xu-irc22w: Its an AppImage, should work with most distros. Works fine for me on Ubuntu and Fedora
[01:02] <xu-irc22w> Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/24b6077f91651ae4dad4b2021f39041d/image.png
[01:02] <xu-irc22w> Wmy.
[01:03] <xu-irc22w> WoeUSB is what fucked my main partition
[01:03] <thunderysteak> Oh
[01:04] <xu-irc22w> Selected my USB, the thing undermined me and flashed on my D:/
[01:04] <C0nundrum> How do you get the os to stop displaying
[01:04] <C0nundrum> *** /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv should be checked for errors *** ?
[01:04] <C0nundrum> it seemed like i fixed everything in the live cd
[01:08] <thunderysteak> For the no display issue on the Venue 11 Pro I'm just throwing random kernels at it and seeing what sticks. It seems like with every different kernel from the repos something else is just absolutely broken that was caused by upgrade to 20.04.3 LTS
[01:10] <sarnold> thunderysteak: there's instructions on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack on how to roll back to the original release kernel rather than the HWE kernels
[01:16] <thunderysteak> sarnold: Rolling back did not work, I'm currently flashing Fedora onto USB stick that should have 5.11 to see if its a kernel thing or Ubuntu thing. I'm seeing several people reporting that 5.11-37 breaks things for Intel video but rolling back to 5.8 resulted in a broken state where the trackpad did not function.
[01:16] <Gabriel-xu-irc22> I flashed to sda instead of sdb
[01:17] <Gabriel-xu-irc22> thats why it went to my main partition
[01:17] <Gabriel-xu-irc22> im stupid
[01:17] <thunderysteak> I was running on 5.11-27 fine for months with 20.04.2 but the moment I updated to 20.04.3 not even that kernel works.
[01:19] <thunderysteak> The issue I'm experiencing is super similar to this bug report: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1939347
[01:22] <thunderysteak> Even tried 5.14 from this PPA but with same result: https://launchpad.net/~tuxinvader/+archive/ubuntu/lts-mainline
[01:23] <thunderysteak> It appears to be Ubuntu specific, Fedora LiveCD works fine.
[01:43] <Gabriel-xu-irc22> So I put my other hard drive into my main PC and i can use my pc now, still on xubuntu though.
[01:43] <Gabriel-xu-irc22> I need to order a new hard drive
[01:44] <sarnold> for a backup target?
[01:45] <Gabriel-xu-irc22> ig
[01:46] <C0nundrum>  Fix my packages and upgraded them , ran fixed disk, didn't see any smart errors. And i'm still randomly crashing
[01:46] <sarnold> C0nundrum: did you have any luck with a memtest86 or memtest86+ test overnight?
[01:47] <Berlyn> Will the 5.13 kernel become available on HWE for the current LTS when 21.10 releases?
[01:49] <Bashing-om> !hwe | Berlyn
[02:00] <C0nundrum> sarnold well i was trying to sort out all the short runtime alternatives before i do the long runtime alternatives
[02:02] <C0nundrum> Btw what's the exact memtest command i should run so i have it for reference ?
[02:04] <C0nundrum> These are my smart results https://termbin.com/6jn6
[02:04] <C0nundrum> Anything look bad ?
[02:06] <sarnold> C0nundrum: either install the memtest86+ package and then select memtest86+ when rebooting; or install https://www.memtest86.com/ and then select memtest86 when rebooting
[02:06] <sarnold> 199 UDMA_CRC_Error_Count    0x003e   087   087   000    Old_age   Always       -       12233
[02:07] <sarnold> that's bad news
[02:07] <sarnold> maybe you're lucky and it's just a bad cable
[02:07] <sarnold> or maybe you've got a bad power supply, bad power cable, etc
[02:07] <sarnold> but this is unhappy
[02:08] <C0nundrum> Wait is it saying it's in pre failure lol ?
[02:12] <sarnold> C0nundrum: here's some output from a few ssds I've got easy access to https://termbin.com/4swr
[02:15] <C0nundrum> Why would mine have more crc errors. It looks like yours has more wear and power on hours
[02:16] <sarnold> could be cables, power quality, poorly seated connectors, dunno. these live a very pampered life in a machine with what's probably enough cooling, two power supplies, two UPSes, etc.
[02:19] <eelstrebor> i don't know what update messed up my preferred media player with firefox - on one pc the mpv media player is being launched while on another pc the videoplayer gets launched instead of vlc
[02:21] <Kel> eelstrebor: in Settings, lookg for the "Applications" section and see what Firefox is doing to handle that file type.
[02:22] <Kel> (sorry, that's in Firefox Settings)
[02:22] <Kel> https://i.imgur.com/Si6woWc.png
[03:29] <C0nundrum85> So i just found out why i am on the 5.x kernel
[03:31] <mactron> Why
[03:32] <C0nundrum85> The 4.15.0-159 crashed on boot for me at Failed to start load kernel Modules; Failed to start Remount Root and Kernel File Systems.
[03:32] <C0nundrum85> computer completly locks up. Can't press anything keyboard lights stops responding
[03:35] <C0nundrum85> Wow just booted on older 5.x kernel the disk has so much more errors now
[03:44] <tomreyn> C0nundrum85: update your bios, you're on the second ever release for this board.
[03:45] <tomreyn> GA-78LMT-USB3 6.0, BIOS F2 11/25/2014
[03:46] <tomreyn> oh, there is no newer one. :-/ https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-78LMT-USB3-rev-60/support#support-dl-bios
[03:47] <sarnold> ouch
[03:47] <sarnold> I wonder if they abandoned it as too broken? or is it working well enough?
[03:48] <C0nundrum85> Yea, at the time the board had great reviews and the server worked amazing for my workload at the time. Now that i'm focussing on linux, it's living hell
[03:48] <C0nundrum85> luckly the 5.x kernel seemed to have had better support
[03:48] <C0nundrum85> I think i'm on the latest released bios version :/
[03:49] <tomreyn> https://termbin.com/af4x shows those "ACPI Error: AE_NOT_FOUND, While resolving a named reference package element [...]" errors discussed at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1892909
[03:49] <BuzzardBuzz> Muzz
[03:49] <C0nundrum85> I'm wondering if i would just be better off with windows and sub system or hyper v with linux for my docker setup :/
[03:49] <C0nundrum85> Might be more stable on this hardware
[03:49] <tomreyn> but the disk issues may be unrelated
[03:49] <C0nundrum85> unless they abanded it to
[03:50] <C0nundrum85> I also have a asrock board with a i7-2600k i can't get past windows 8.1 otherwise its crahses on boot. Same with the Ubuntu 18.04 cd smh
[03:50] <C0nundrum85> ugh dealing with old hardware sucks
[03:51] <sarnold> C0nundrum85: I think you'd be better off with new hardware
[03:51] <C0nundrum85> idk where my problem is :/  I guess i can try the memtest overnight and just run docker on the life cd for now.
[03:51] <alkisg> Eeeh old hardware is Pentium 4... ;)
[03:51] <C0nundrum85> I mean i need it for my at home work to make more money for better hardware lol
[03:52] <C0nundrum85> lol i still have a working intel core 2 duo
[03:52] <C0nundrum85> it runs like a beast.  Just didn't geel like investing in a new MB
[03:52] <Kel> can't wait to see what this rescued R520 does to my power bill.
[03:52] <C0nundrum85> plus the compute would have prob been heavily reduced by now and really ineffcient
[03:53] <C0nundrum85> I have everything in my house connected to a power meter and a meter inside my power panel
[03:53] <C0nundrum85> and all that data piped to influxdb
[03:53] <C0nundrum85> That as well as temp data for each room
[03:54] <C0nundrum85> Helped alot with diagnosing my own eletrical and heating problems
[03:54] <C0nundrum85> But now my server is be a dick x.x
[03:54] <C0nundrum85> being*
[03:56] <Gwalenn> hi, in Files you can only add a first level to directory access to your home. How to add direct access example @ /home/user/Document/Foo ?
[04:46] <C0nundrum85> Wish i had another hardrive to test on
[06:47] <oops> how to change gnome-terminal profile? my os is ubuntu20.04
[07:04] <guiverc> oops, sorry I'm not a gnome user, but https://help.gnome.org/users/gnome-terminal/stable/pref-profiles.html.en maybe helpful
[07:05] <beuys> Hello! I noticed that when I do "apt update && apt upgrade" in Ubuntu I often get updates. And before, there was no info on the screen like "New updates available". Does Ubuntu not have an update widget?
[07:05] <guiverc> https://blog.aamnah.com/ubuntu/create-theme-gnome-terminal-ultimate-guide doesn't look bad either
[07:06] <guiverc> or https://askubuntu.com/questions/72684/where-are-gnome-terminal-profiles-stored-in-the-filesystem oops
[08:14] <hotrod> hexchat vs konversation?
[10:56] <C0nundrum26> So i got a new hardrive installed 18.04 , then on a live cd exported the old file system then booted the new ubuntu installation and did a vgimport
[10:56] <C0nundrum26> only my files aren't there :/  https://gist.github.com/dragonpiper/34016144fc3aa919243495b494cf2908
[10:56] <C0nundrum26> Is there a way to recover the main partition ?
[10:57] <C0nundrum26> even though the lvm backup data from the live-cd is lost ?
[12:19] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
[12:29] <jjbuggle> q: I have an external drive that I haven't used in awhile.  Im conneccting it, but nothing is showing up in ubuntu.  (no alternate os to test on)   It's not showing up in the files app.  It's not showing up uin gparted.  Anything I can do to debug this?
[12:29] <jjbuggle> Its usb btw
[12:31] <jjbuggle> huh, nm.  I think the port is the problem.  I plugged it into a different one
[13:18] <goddard> anyone have experience with JavaFXPanel
[13:18] <goddard> can't run a jnlp file because it is having problems finding it
[13:57] <aslan> See examples of using conveerization symbols.
[14:05] <aslan> help
[14:10] <aslan> I need examples of using pipelining symbols urgently
[14:10] <Mekaneck> !patience | aslan
[14:11] <aslan> ok thanks
[14:17] <giu> ciao
[14:47] <Clinkz> if i am login to the root, how can i change the password on shell i added before since i forgot the password
[14:50] <ducasse> Clinkz: 'passwd <username>'
[14:53] <C0nundrum26> How do i recover lvm partion after importing it ?
[15:02] <Clinkz> thanks ducasse
[15:02] <Clinkz> what is the directory on all the shell being added?
[15:03] <Clinkz> if i am browsing them on the root
[15:05] <leftyfb> Clinkz: huh?
[15:06] <Clinkz> directory the folder of the shell being added
[15:07] <nikolam> My firefox just died. Again. By itself. With no warning. Maybe system killed it because it were filling the RAM? Not a first time.
[15:39] <culobulo> i have a partition which has unallocated space within it, how can i clone this partition to another disk without having unallocated space in it?
[15:57] <EriC^^> culobulo: you could clone it, then resize the fs and partition
[15:58] <EriC^^> or if you want to spare the transfer of the free space, you'd have to resize the fs first, then modify the partition size and then clone, but you should have backups in case it goes wrong, alternatively you could just create a partition/fs on the new hdd and rsync the data over
[15:59] <jhertz> Hi, I am running 16.04.2 and need to upate my root certificates to get the new Lets Encrypt root CA. How do I do that?
[16:00] <EriC^^> jhertz: "sudo certbot renew" should do it
[16:02] <ogra> jhertz, 16.04 is EOL, to get access to the ESM package updates you need to use Ubuntu Advantage https://ubuntu.com/advantage
[16:02] <ogra> (ca-certificates got updated last week there)
[16:04] <jhertz> EriC^^: Thanks but that just updates the certificates for the pages I run, not the root certs.
[16:05] <jhertz> ogra: Thanks, and I assume there are no way around that as short term solution?
[16:05] <ogra> ...also note that per the channel rules here we usually do not do support for EOL releases (or unreleased devel releases)
[16:05] <leftyfb> jhertz: upgrade to a supported release
[16:06] <ogra> yeah, what leftyfb said ... either upgrade or use UA
[16:07] <ksaks> running 20.04.3lts apparently there once was a utility called BootUp Manager (BUM) - I assume it is no longer available. Does anyone know for sure?
[16:08] <jhertz> Thank you orgra and leftyfb, I will have a look at upgrading
[16:11] <ogra> ksaks, that was only for sysV init and upstart ... ubuntu switched to systemd in 2015, even if it was still somewhere you could not use it ...
[16:11] <ksaks> yeah that's kind of what i thought ogra
[16:11] <ksaks> i'm having trouble getting one service to start before another
[16:12] <leftyfb> ksaks: that would be a systemd issue
[16:14] <ksaks> I tried to change the order using this command $update-rc.d mmserver defaults 19
[16:15] <ksaks> but it doesn't seem to work
[16:15] <leftyfb> ksaks: update-rc.d is not how you manage services in modern ubuntu releases like 20.04
[16:15] <ksaks> can you please point me in the right direction?
[16:17] <leftyfb> ksaks: look into the "After", "Before", "Requires" and "Wants" as part of the systemd .service files you are concerned about
[16:17] <leftyfb> ksaks: https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.unit.html
[16:17] <EriC^^> jhertz: as a side not, if you absolutely must use it today for whatever reason, you could use old-releases.ubuntu.com as your apt server in case the upgrades are there, though be aware to upgrade the server and use it strictly as a one-day fix
[16:17] <ksaks> thanks
[16:18] <leftyfb> ksaks: https://serverfault.com/a/812589
[16:18] <EriC^^> jhertz: as your system would be vulnerable and out of date
[16:20] <ksaks> thanks again leftyfb
[16:30] <Adarsh> Hi I want install windows 11 but unable to load boot menu
[16:40] <micros> Hello.  can anyone speculate on why launching a custom service from a shell script which is launched from a systemctl unit (long story) i receive errno 24 (EMFILE, no more files) from mq_open() when opening the 7th queue?  I can swap the order pf #6 and #7 and the error is always the 7th queue.  I looked at ulimits with no luck.  Everything is
[16:40] <micros> unlimited.  When i launch the same shell script from the command line, the service starts fine.  In both cases, im testing as root.  Thoughts?  Thanks.
[16:43] <culobulo> EriC^^, I cloned that partition using gnome-disks utility making a img file out of it, but when i restored it to other partition somehow the disk ended up having all the unallocated space again
[16:43] <culobulo> EriC^^, what i am facing is basically some ntfs windows problem, but the real problem is i dont have windows now, idk how to chkdsk fix it
[16:44] <EriC^^> culobulo: are you able to mount the fs?
[16:44] <culobulo> i want to know if there is some other way to get rid of unallocated space from within the partition, can i just select all copy everything to some external HDD and copy it back again once i format partition?
[16:44] <culobulo> EriC^^, Yes
[16:45] <culobulo> EriC^^, https://askubuntu.com/questions/637758/unallocated-space-within-partition
[16:45] <culobulo> this is what i am facing
[16:46] <culobulo> i want to know what is best way to copy whole partition minus unallocated space to some external HDD and then reformat that partition clean to ext4 or something and copy back from external HDD
[16:46] <micros> unsure, sorry
[16:47] <culobulo> up till now i have googled, and found dd, rsync and gnome-disks utility solution. I tried gnome-disks utility to create partition image file. but the problem is that the disk image has unallocated space within it, so when i restore it back to partition whole unallocated space fiasco happens again
[16:47] <EriC^^> culobulo: so basically you just want the files and to get rid of the unallocated space
[16:48] <culobulo> EriC^^, yes most likely,
[16:48] <culobulo> EriC^^, i use to share that partition(ntfs) with my ubuntu, i just have some soft links from my ~/home to that partition
[16:49] <culobulo> EriC^^, I want to know what is the best way to recover unallocated space from that ntfs partition
[16:49] <EriC^^> gotcha
[16:49] <culobulo> I read somewhere that i need to use windows disk to fix partition with chkdsk, but i want to really avoid this solution
[16:52] <EriC^^> culobulo: i think what you can do is figure out the fs size, then use dd to copy the partition to the new disk/partition table, but using a little bigger size for dd
[16:52] <culobulo> EriC^^, i have read that using dd is dangerous, so i want to know if i can use rsync instead to copy everything from that partition to my external hdd
[16:53] <EriC^^> like if the fs size is 10G, use dd... bs=11M count=1000 that should copy the first 11GB, then from there you can fix stuff
[16:53] <culobulo> EriC^^, I really want to avoid messing up with partition table etc things
[16:53] <EriC^^> culobulo: sure, rsync will work as well, even better and easier
[16:54] <culobulo> EriC^^, will using rsync can break my softlinks?
[16:55] <EriC^^> it shouldn't no, it really depends on what the soft links were (if they had for instance the fs uuid)
[16:55] <EriC^^> try "ls -l /path/to/link" it should show you what it uses
[16:56] <culobulo> EriC^^, one of such ls -l leads to this result repos -> /mnt/hddstorage/repos
[16:56] <culobulo> EriC^^, does this mean, its safe to rsync?
[16:56] <EriC^^> looks good, as long as you mount it the same the links should work
[16:57] <culobulo> my first idea was to rsync whole partition to some folder in my external HDD and then rsync it back after i fix my partition up
[16:57] <EriC^^> that works too, it's just a data partition right, no OS?
[16:57] <culobulo> EriC^^, can you help me with correct switch to use with rsync , i google and got this sudo rsync -ahPHAXx
[16:58] <culobulo> EriC^^, yeah, nothing but a partition with data
[17:02] <EriC^^> culobulo: that looks good
[17:04] <EriC^^> culobulo: maybe add -v as well
[17:04] <culobulo> EriC^^, thats for progress bar right?
[17:05] <culobulo> yeah that might be helpful
[17:09] <EriC^^> yeah more verbosity
[18:09] <jhutchins> culobulo: There is almost never a reason to use any switches besides -azv
[18:09] <jhutchins> culobulo: z only if your CPU is faster than your connection between source & target.
[18:10] <jhutchins> culobulo: progress is --progress, -v just lists the files as they transfer.
[19:42] <nikolam> My Ubuntu 20.04 worked fine, serving a virtual web site on apache2 and now after some update 2 days ago it stopped serving virtual site
[19:43] <nikolam> It like can not access something on port 3000 on 127.0.0.1 dunno what is that
[19:44] <rambleba1> nikolam, we need more information, what is supposed to run on port 3000? what is your setup reverse proxy present, database, because apache2 usually serves port 80 and 443
[19:45] <rambleba1> so s.th. is amiss here.
[19:46] <nikolam> I have set up php and mysql previously.. https://pastebin.com/KVh8ANL0
[19:47] <rambleba1> nikolam can you upload the logs from the apache service? #journalctl -r -u apache2 -b0
[19:47] <FridgeBus> Hi folks. I'd like to add a custom keybinding to my super key, but my xmodmap is rather empty. All I know is where to find the existing ones:
[19:47] <nikolam> Ah, I have also set up node.js too I think
[19:48] <nikolam> rambleba1, https://pastebin.com/7sfZ4hr9
[19:49] <FridgeBus> â http://pastebin.com/JkRJXRJg (and the xorg.conf is empty)
[19:49] <rambleba1> nikolam, ok nodejs could listen on port 3000
[19:50] <asdjkl>  i want to use a linux live cd with sudo having a password set.
[19:50] <rambleba1> nikolam, good news is, that the problem is not with your apache
[19:51] <rambleba1> the logs only contain warnings
[19:51] <rambleba1> soo my best bet is that whatever was running on localhost:3000 is not running and that is what served the websites with the virtual-hosts
[19:52] <rambleba1> so put that application(probably nodejs as you mentioned) in a service and have it run on every startup and be happy
[19:56] <nikolam> it resetted itself to using some older version od node.js and doesn't see newer installed, after apache2 update.
[19:58] <linsux> can't add wlp7s0 to bridge br0: Operation not supported
[19:58] <linsux> i'm not able to make a bridge between wifi card and other
[19:59] <linsux> does bridging a wifi card ever work?
[19:59] <linsux> wifi device
[19:59] <rambleba1> nikolam, look at nvm -> node version manager
[19:59] <FridgeBus> Hello. Does anyone know why I might not be able to connect to my router after a fresh reboot on my Ubuntu 16.04 system? I don't have any security on my router so it shouldn't matter, but I'll use it to test anyways.
[20:00] <rambleba1> plus nikolam, if that is the case, than it might not have been a simple apache updage but an OS upgrade
[20:00] <FridgeBus> I have the same thing happen if I connect through wifi
[20:00] <rambleba1> just an FYI FridgeBus is a bot already banned on #linux
[20:00] <FridgeBus> Oh ok. Thanks.
[20:02] <rambleba1> linsux, I wanted to look into that matter, I read some time ago that it might, but my personal experience is that i tis not possible because of a difference in underlying protocols, you will have to resolve to old fashion routing via iptables i guess
[20:02] <linsux> rambleba1, how did vmware do this in windows?
[20:03] <rambleba1> hell if I know does this look like a #windows channel to you? and if you are talking about the Linux guest, well the guest is unaware of the routing
[20:04] <rambleba1> linsux, your computer hands a packet to the router and does not care what the router does with it either same principle applies to briding or routing internally
[20:05] <linsux> is there a workaround to it
[20:09] <rambleba1> to what routing?
[20:09] <FridgeBus> The networking, when I use the wireless, the ip changes. When I use the wire, it doesn't change. I've also tried to connect to a different wifi network.
[20:09] <rambleba1> linsux, yeah use a wired connection and bridge the eth0 device instead of wifi
[20:15] <jcbjoe2021> How do you free up space from the command line?
[20:19] <rambleba1> jcbjoe2021 memory or fs?
[20:23] <jcbjoe2021> rambleba1: fs
[20:25] <rambleba1> jcbjoe2021,are we talking about caches, temp-directory, or just storage space, what filesystem are you using?
[20:25] <rambleba1> because the easiest way to free up space is to delete files on the drive, but you probably wanna keep those huh?
[20:26] <rambleba1> some FS have compression-features,
[20:26] <rambleba1> some files/folders you can archive and only extract as you need them
[20:26] <rambleba1> complex matter TBH
[20:29] <linsux> rambleba1, i use vmware player to create a vm. It has bridge network
[20:30] <rambleba1> let me guess linsux, the host is windows?
[20:30] <linsux> ubuntu
[20:31] <rambleba1> ah ok, because previously you were talking about windows with VMware, never mind my banter then. If you bridge it, it should work as long as the bridge network is up an drunning ok
[20:31] <rambleba1> I don't know VMWare though
[20:33] <tomreyn> jcbjoe2021: is there a specific reason why you want to free space now, or is it just a general matter?
[20:34] <rfm> linsux, don't know about vmware, but virtualbox has a special kernel driver to do the bridging. It has special code for making bridging to wifi work (it has to fiddle with the MAC addresses)
[20:42] <jcbjoe2021> tomreyn: just want to know how
[20:44] <EriC^^> jcbjoe2021: you remove files, rm -r /path/to/dir or rm /path/to/file
[20:47] <tomreyn> jcbjoe2021: you should not just delete files outside your home directory, though, normally.
[20:48] <tomreyn> jcbjoe2021: uninstalling packages can help, if you're trying to save space on the file system those ar einstalled on
[20:51] <rfm> jcbjoe2021, and running "sudo du -hx /root/of/filesystem | sort =hr >/tmp/du" will show you where the space is being used so you know where to concentrate
[20:55] <jcbjoe2021> Thanks rfm
[21:34] <swift110> hello all
[22:24] <Guest96> i recently bought a logitech m100 for an ubuntu pc. the usb 3 port works fine but the mouse wont work. it works on other devices w/ a usb 3 port. lsusb doesnt show anything related to the mouse either
[22:25] <Guest96> can someone help pls
[22:30] <luiserebii> Hello, I'm looking for help with setting up a Canon Pixma MX410 printer. I have downloaded and attempted to install drivers from the Canon webpage, but I run into the error output in the pastebin. When I try to install the required dependencies, I see that they have probably been obseleted. Am I sunk? https://pastebin.com/ewv8t5pT
[22:30] <Guest96> i recently bought a logitech m100 for an ubuntu pc. the usb 3 port works fine but the mouse wont work. it works on other devices w/ a usb 3 port. lsusb doesnt show anything related to the mouse either
[22:31] <C0nundrum> Hello
[22:31] <jcbjoe2021> rfm: that command isn’t working
[22:31] <C0nundrum> I imported a lvm partition from an old system but it's only showing the kernel files, not the normal disk files. Is there a way to recover it ?
[22:33] <Guest96> is anyone there
[22:38] <jcbjoe2021> rfm: it’s -hr
[22:38] <Guest96> i recently bought a logitech m100 for an ubuntu pc. the usb 3 port works fine but the mouse wont work. it works on other devices w/ a usb 3 port. lsusb doesnt show anything related to the mouse either
[22:47] <tomreyn> Guest96: maybe the mouse is just broken? have you tried it on a different computer?
[22:48] <Guest96> tomreyn yes and it works
[22:49] <tomreyn> Guest96: unplug the mouse, run   journalctl -f    in a terminal window, then plug the mouse
[22:49] <tomreyn> see what's what's being logged when you do
[22:50] <tomreyn> press ctrl-c to stop the log output
[22:51] <tomreyn> Guest96: also, which ubuntu version and kernel version is this?   lsb_release -ds; cat /proc/version*
[22:52] <Guest96> ubuntu 21.04 w/ latest kernel
[22:53] <Guest96> journalctl -f shows normal stuff
[22:53] <tomreyn> feel free to share what's logged about the mouse, if anything, on a pastebin
[22:56] <Guest96> nothing is shown about the mouse
[22:56] <tomreyn> C0nundrum: what you're describing sounds like you only have available what was on a (separate) /boot file system. you'll need to also enable the other file systems.
[22:58] <tomreyn> Guest96: disconnect any other usb devices, including docking stations and any devices containing a USB hub, and try again on the same usb port. if this still doesn't log anything, try connecting the mouse to a usb-2 port instead.
[22:58] <tomreyn> which computer is this?
[22:59] <Guest96> a custom-built pc w/ 5 usb 3 ports and 3 usb 2 ports.
[23:00] <tomreyn> maybe it lacks current for powering a lot of usb devices?
[23:01] <tomreyn> is the power supply cable for the usb3 hub attached to the mainboard?
[23:03] <Guest96> yeah
[23:10] <Guest96> disconnected all devices and the mouse works now
[23:18] <luiserebii> Just wanted to report back and say I fixed my issue by following the commands in this article: https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2018/10/canon-ij-printer-scangear-mp-drivers-ubuntu-18-04-18-10/
[23:18] <tomreyn> Guest96: probably a matter of insufficient power supply then
[23:18] <Guest96> tomreyn: probably
[23:19] <toddc> usb has a bandwith limit if you have a lot of devices plugged in