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lotuspsychje | good morning | 02:47 |
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Eickmeyer | I really hate playing those cards, but they left me no choice. >.< | 04:49 |
Bashing-om | Eickmeyer: Tou do good works :D | 04:52 |
Eickmeyer | Thanks, Bashing-om. :) Not looking for praise, but man, that one just wouldn't back off. | 04:52 |
Bashing-om | Eickmeyer: Uh huh - and moreso is communicating to the communtity the why-so. Even I was not aware of the why dropping the minimal-cd. | 04:56 |
Eickmeyer | Bashing-om: Yeah, the TB kinda dropped the ball on that one, to be fair. I don't recall a ML piece about it, but I think there was discussion in the disciouse with a very-well reasoned write-up by vorlon. | 05:02 |
Eickmeyer | Bashing-om: Basically, the publication of the mini.iso was a consequence of debian-installer doing its thing by spitting it out as a result of the germinate process, and was never an official way to install. | 05:03 |
Eickmeyer | If one wants to experience something similar, the server iso along with tasksel should do the trick. | 05:04 |
Bashing-om | Eickmeyer: I did it a cpuple of times - was a pain tracking down and installing some of the support structures. Then unit193 put out his core install - was much saner :D | 05:05 |
Eickmeyer | Yeah, very likely. | 05:05 |
Bashing-om | Eickmeyer: However - unit194 advises he is not going to do another (20.04 to be the last) - lack of feedback and support. So next on my learning curve will be building from the server .iso :P | 05:09 |
Eickmeyer | Yeah, I saw something about that. Too bad, but I guess it didn't have much publicity. | 05:09 |
oerheks | unit194, haven't seen him a long time | 05:10 |
Bashing-om | oerheks: Still around - and still holding my hand as needed :P | 05:11 |
oerheks | oh oke | 05:12 |
Bashing-om | oerheks: For funnzies unit193 changes his nick in the Winter-time. Becomes JackFrost. | 05:14 |
ducasse | good morning | 07:42 |
marcoagpinto | Hello! | 08:07 |
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oerheks | ogra, 4th opinion please :-P | 10:24 |
ogra | haha | 10:24 |
oerheks | hi marcoagpinto | 10:24 |
oerheks | & ducasse 8-) | 10:24 |
marcoagpinto | :) | 10:26 |
oerheks | sometimes i wish i had ops .. | 10:34 |
Jeremy31 | not really | 10:39 |
oerheks | Jeremy31, and sometimes i wish you make me coffee | 10:40 |
oerheks | sudo sandwich | 10:40 |
Jeremy31 | I don't make coffee | 10:40 |
oerheks | well, it is good to have something to wish for | 10:41 |
Ravage | making coffee right now. you can have a cup or two | 10:41 |
lotuspsychje | Jeremy31: im still testing wifi without energy mode, but had a few disconnects already, so not sure its bug #1960817 yet | 10:46 |
ubottu | Bug 1960817 in network-manager (Ubuntu) "Network Manager sets powersave on by default, thus making many WiFi connections unreliable" [Undecided, Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1960817 | 10:46 |
Jeremy31 | lotuspsychje: ok, I usually have 40% signal or less and don't see any disconnects but I ditch the power save soon after install | 10:59 |
lotuspsychje | Jeremy31: bug #1949065 is my original | 11:02 |
ubottu | Bug 1949065 in linux-firmware (Ubuntu Jammy) "Wireless-AC 9260 iwlwifi unstable and connection drops" [Undecided, Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1949065 | 11:02 |
lotuspsychje | usualy happens when more multitask browsing around | 11:02 |
Jeremy31 | Do you need the P2P? | 11:07 |
lotuspsychje | Jeremy31: what do you mean? | 11:15 |
Jeremy31 | The wifi log showed manager: (p2p-dev-wlp2s0): new 802.11 Wi-Fi P2P device | 11:15 |
lotuspsychje | i didnt do nothing, a default jammy here following the update cycle | 11:21 |
Jeremy31 | I might have to down jammy, see what it does | 11:23 |
Jeremy31 | I see some errors because of UBSAN on the 5.15 kernel | 11:24 |
lotuspsychje | if you need some logs or commands, i can trigger | 11:24 |
lotuspsychje | configuration: broadcast=yes driver=iwlwifi driverversion=5.15.0-18-generic firmware=46.4e1ceb39.0 9260-th-b0-jf-b0- ip=192.168.1.4 latency=0 link=yes multicast=yes wireless=IEEE 802.11 | 11:25 |
Jeremy31 | are there a lot of APs in the area? | 11:25 |
lotuspsychje | got 2 neighbours with possible wifi | 11:26 |
Jeremy31 | So it shouldn't be using a crowded channel then | 11:27 |
lotuspsychje | 7 ssids around me | 11:27 |
lotuspsychje | so more then 2 neighbours | 11:27 |
Jeremy31 | Hopefully not all using the same channel | 11:27 |
lotuspsychje | i still suspect kernel, as same chipset here worked like a charm on focal | 11:28 |
Jeremy31 | I have 5.15.0-22 installed, but I am booted into 5.13 as touchpad has issues with 5.15 | 11:30 |
lotuspsychje | kk | 11:30 |
Jeremy31 | Intel 9461 | 11:31 |
lotuspsychje | bit newer then mine, product: Wireless-AC 9260 | 11:31 |
Jeremy31 | Have to hook a mouse up and see what 5.15 will do with it after work | 11:31 |
Jeremy31 | I do have a 8265 I can put in the other laptop | 11:34 |
Eickmeyer | lotuspsychje: RE: bug 1949065, looks like some additional information was requested and the bug is marked "incomplete". You might want to get that information and re-mark the bug as "New" otherwise it'll expire in about a month. | 16:59 |
ubottu | Bug 1949065 in linux-firmware (Ubuntu Jammy) "Wireless-AC 9260 iwlwifi unstable and connection drops" [Undecided, Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1949065 | 16:59 |
lotuspsychje | Eickmeyer: i was a bit unsure what to do, as i never went on -proposed as the dev requested, i filed the bug on 5.13 and now jammy reached 5.15 my bug persists | 17:11 |
Eickmeyer | lotuspsychje: Oh, then report back your findings and mark it at new. That simple | 17:12 |
lotuspsychje | ok, tnx | 17:12 |
lotuspsychje | done Eickmeyer | 17:15 |
Eickmeyer | lotuspsychje: :) | 17:15 |
oerheks | Maik, somehow i have a feeling that frost-core is an old troll | 19:17 |
oerheks | squeezing my brain to find a name. | 19:18 |
Maik | he's a bored kid, nothing more :) | 19:18 |
Maik | oerheks: let me know when you found out | 19:18 |
ednash | Is it a common practice to keep a Ubuntu Desktop always on? | 19:47 |
daftykins | the OS would not be relevant to that | 19:53 |
ednash | True that. I've converted a Windows machine yesterday, am trying to learn the standard practices. Since I asked how I can keep ubuntu on while ssh is connected, someone suggested to keep it always on. | 19:56 |
ednash | I learned on further research that I can use a sleep hook with pm-action, by placing a script on /etc/pm/sleep.d. I am no stranger to codes, so that sounded like a good way to do what I want - add a hook that checks if ssh is connected and prevent sleep if it is. | 19:58 |
ednash | Truth is though I'm new to having a linux desktop; so I wanted to get my grounding right before veering off on my own :) | 19:59 |
daftykins | honestly i never used sleep on any OS in over 30 years | 20:07 |
daftykins | if you're not using it, it goes off - aside from a personal home server that has 24x7 roles | 20:07 |
ednash | "if you're not using it, it goes off" - you mean you turn it off manually. i am forgetful, sometimes it would stay on for days if i do that | 20:11 |
ednash | but i'm learning it may not be as big a deal as i thought it was | 20:11 |
daftykins | shutdown before bed / leaving the house isn't too hard to remember! | 20:24 |
Bashing-om | UWN: Issue723 now available: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue723 :D | 21:03 |
daftykins | Monday confirmed! | 21:09 |
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