[00:10] can someone do ma a solid? [00:10] I have fucked up my $PS1 variable trying to make some eye candy [00:11] can you "echo $PS1" and copy and paste the output in here? [00:11] checkyour skel folder for the original .bashrc [00:11] haha [00:12] /etc/skel/.bashrc [00:12] tons of $PS1 examples to find with bing [00:12] as you do in #linux === M4he is now known as mahe === wrst_ is now known as wrst [02:53] Is there a good way to copy an ext4 partition without the data (in other words, just the file and directory structures with file sizes and permission settings) into a file that is then mountable later? [02:53] something something thin provisioning tune2fs tar? [02:53] sparse? [02:57] dd? [02:57] oh without the data [02:57] huh [02:57] there is tree.... [02:59] tree is just a text output, no? [02:59] like ls -lR except with a little ascii art? [02:59] ya, i dont quite understand what you want, im useless [03:10] croran_44[m]: you can't replicate the file sized without replicating the data, because the file size is the data size; if you just want to replicate the directory structure and directory and file attributes you can do somewthing like: cp -R --attributes-only /sourcedir /destdir [03:11] So, Canonical is forcing snap on us now? I'm trying to install nvim in ubuntu 22.04 and it says "can be installed with `snap install nvim` # version 0.7.0 or `apt install neovim` # version 0.6.1-3. I ended up just going to github to get the 0.7.2 .deb instead. [03:12] so. well done. problem solved [03:12] I feel like there's a way and I feel like I've seen it before. The file size is certainly not a function of the data. It's stored with the inode in the file system catalogue. Or do you think every file is just stored on disk with a \0 at the end and every time you run ls, the disk has to be searched for the end of each file? [03:13] I used to sing and praise ubuntu's merits to everyone. "ubuntu is a great distro!" but this latest round of attempting to shovel snap down my throat is really making me think twice. I'm considering uninstall ubuntu and moving to something else and never ever telling anyone to try ubuntu. [03:13] pragma-, do you have an Ubuntu support question? [03:15] pragma-: it's in apt as neovim [03:15] oh hey. i just stumbled upon the correct google keywords to find what i needed. funny how proving someone wrong on IRC can provide inspiration... [03:15] but as the ancient 0.6.3-1 [03:16] the tool i was looking for is e2image, fyi. https://linux.die.net/man/8/e2image [03:16] pragma-, that is how Ubuntu has always handled versions. you dont get the latest and greatest. you get whats merged on release [03:17] if you want the newest version you have to get it from somewhere else. snap is one choice Ubuntu now offers for a lot of applications [03:17] That message that I pasted above really makes it look like they're holding the apt version of neovim back to 0.6.1-3 while enticingly making 0.7.0 available only as a snap [03:18] that may be your perception. the only thing that changed is that you now have the choice of newer versions [03:19] pragma-: that's because ubuntu is run by JFK and his team of lizard people from the basement of a pizza parlour [03:19] the only packages where your perception is right is chromium since 19.10 and firefox since 22.04 [03:20] pragma-: I'm surprised you didn't move away from Ubuntu when they standardized on systemd [03:20] but this is all off topic. so feel free to discuss in #ubuntu-discuss . lets keep this channel free for actual support questions [03:20] This is what the message looked like: https://i.imgur.com/Umg9nxW.png [03:23] Maybe you're right and they've just not gotten around to updating the apt repository for neovim yet. Maybe I attributed sheninigans to where there are none. I got a bit hotheaded seeing that message and what I thought it implied. [03:27] The fact that firefox is snap-only now didn't help my perception, I tell you hwat. [03:35] Is anyone else experiencing hash missmatch when downloading updates? [03:36] no updates here atm. so i cant tell you [03:37] No z8z. [03:37] That happens cuz you added PPA or something. [03:37] if you get hash errors from an official repo mirror there is #ubuntu-mirrors i think [03:38] but usually that will fix itself. [03:38] oh ok [03:38] yeah im wrong [03:38] compoetely [03:38] Actually it's happening in a VirtualBox machine, after i moved from a Windows VB hypervisor to a Linux VB hypervisor (same version) [03:39] sounds sketchy [03:39] With by-hash that shouldn't really happen, but that used to happen when a mirror was in the middle of a sync. [03:40] Even the system is giving "System program problem" at startup since this VM being moved [03:41] :| [03:44] I even did a memtest to make sure i don't have a messed up ram stick [03:44] But no errors [03:45] I thought you can move VM from a Windows host to a Linux host flawlessly, but apparently not :( [03:52] so what's the timeline on 22.04.1 again? August? [03:54] croran_44[m]: afair 4th [03:54] 2022-08-04? [03:54] yes [03:55] nice. i understand it still doesn't have a recent kernel though. I'm having to run 5.18 here to stop my amd graphics from crashing [03:55] I don't remember how I set that up. had to add a custom repo if i recall. [03:56] croran_44[m]: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2022-July/131491.html . [03:56] croran_44[m]: i guess most would use mainline (the program) to manage their mainline kernels from canonical [03:56] I believe they fixed the bug in... 5.16 maybe, but the latest in hwe was like... 5.13? something like that. [03:56] nice! 5.17 may be good for me. [03:56] would be nice to be back on an officially supported config [03:57] croran_44[m]: well as 22.04 doesn't have a hwe kernel for now :/ [03:57] murmel: oh ok. well i had the hwe metapackage [03:57] i guess it was just 'empty'. lol [03:58] err i mean, i'm on 20.04 so irrelevant. [03:58] croran_44[m]: the hwe kernel still only points to 5.15 ;) [03:58] i guessed so :P [03:58] sticking with 20.04 until official upgrades start. [04:07] hwe kernel's usually come with non-lts releases. so whatever kernel comes with kinetic will likely be the first hwe kernel [04:52] hi [04:53] welcome Nick01 [04:53] sup === MiguelX4133 is now known as MiguelX413 === LabMonkey is now known as Mechanismus === ubuntu is now known as Guest1670 [07:28] hi [07:29] i need help [07:29] with my linux mint [07:29] whith === Scotty_Trees2 is now known as Scotty_Trees [09:06] why cant you press middle mouse button to scroll on ubuntu? can this be enabled somewhere? [09:19] hi [09:20] is there any way to increase video image quality on ubuntu 20.04? [09:20] is there a way of checking the names of system libraries for linking? [09:21] idk [09:31] nxcv: that depends on the app you're using. firefox supports middle click scroll (called autoscrolling) [09:31] as does evince (pdf viewer) === Furor is now known as Colere [09:46] nxcv: ldd can check which libs a binary links to [09:47] if you want to compile your own program, you usually don't have to list system libs, those will be linked automatically [09:49] greetings, is there a config file that I can set "-no-install-recommends" for apt so it's the default? [09:53] iomari891, in short; no. and could mess up your install.. [10:05] iomari891: how about 'APT::Install-Recommends "0"' ? [10:05] oerheks: so when do I know to allow it or not? [10:05] KBar: thanks [10:06] KBar: where would I put that? [10:06] iomari891: conf is stored in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/ [10:06] thanks [10:06] iomari891: `apt-config dump` to see your current apt conf [10:06] np [10:08] Where could that go wrong? [10:09] that's what I.m searching for now [10:15] hello, can someone please help me understand why some of the alias commands does't work? ---> https://pastebin.com/GfnhmJhS [10:17] the lines with sudo do not work? [10:17] *hint* [10:19] how to make them work [10:19] create an alias for sudo; alias sudo = ' sudo ' .... https://linuxhandbook.com/run-alias-as-sudo/ [10:19] brk only the first name is expanded to the command bash(1). you need to add a space for sudo [10:19] add an alias for sudo [10:19] eg s='sudo ' [10:20] ok will try [10:21] also, such question are better asked in #linux [10:21] why? [10:21] KBar, thanks, I always feel its like my questions are not specifically ubuntu related [10:22] alias s='sudo' .... and do I have to assign the password, or it will prompted when typing s? [10:22] it will prompt [10:22] great [10:23] let me reboot [10:23] no need [10:23] just source bashrc [10:23] . ~/.bash_aliases === ChunkzZ is now known as jailbreak [10:23] or whatever file you store your aliases in [10:24] brk: you could have just sourced your .bash_aliases file. no need to reboot [10:25] KBar, how? it always needs reboot [10:25] brk: . ~/.bash_aliases [10:25] it doesn't "need" rebooting [10:26] it needs to re read its startup file. closing terminal windows and opening new ones also works. [10:27] oh dear (facepalm) thank you for that tip! [10:27] hehe, linux is full of new surprises [10:28] yeah, and this channel gave me so much interesting tips that have saved me ton of time [10:29] however, after I assigned 's' for sudo, and then calling 's macr' it is still not found [10:30] brk: you didnt append a trailing space, did you? [10:30] no [10:30] just realised it [10:30] thanks [10:31] brk: it doesn't matter what alias you choose, as long as its unique. s='sudo ' sudo='sudo ' DONTDOIT='sudo ' all work, just add a space [10:33] thank you guys! it works now [10:33] yw [10:34] have a nice day :) === freeworld is now known as Linux-Kerio === brk is now known as brkcore === freeworld is now known as Linux_Kerio [11:03] ./msg ns id nick pass not working [11:19] KBar, tehy are talking history in linux mate [11:19] and geography [11:21] no reason to mention that here .. [11:21] right [12:20] hey all [12:20] i'm using an offshoot of ubuntu but i'm not getting any input working for the notebook [12:21] godSend23: what do you mean "offshoot"? [12:21] it's base on ubuntu but repackaged [12:21] godSend23: this channel only supports official Ubuntu OS. [12:21] godSend23: contact your repackager [12:26] ok KBar [12:26] how can i supplement the liveUSB env as easily as possible w/ the needed drivers/ modules? [12:26] to make the inputs work === sunitknandi_ is now known as sunitknandi [12:28] godSend23: are we still talking about that "offshoot" Ubuntu? Where did you get it? [12:29] let me link to it [12:29] that should work out of the box on Ubuntu Live. What inputs are not working? [12:30] rob0: the problem is they are using an "offshoot" of Ubuntu :) [12:30] so.. [12:30] all of them [12:30] godSend23, you dont need to link any non-Ubuntu stuff. Boot a legit version of the Ubuntu 22.04 live environment. then someone may be able to help you [12:31] ^^ [12:31] exactly [12:31] on msft surface, but i need the repackaged forensics tools [12:31] https://sumuri.com/ [12:32] godSend23: we only support those ISO downloaded from ubuntu.com/downloads [12:32] as i said earlier, contact your repackager [12:32] godSend23, https://sumuri.com/forum/ or come back with real Ubuntu [12:32] they said it's based on ubuntu [12:33] but inputs no work [12:33] that may be totally possible. it is still not supported here [12:48] so, Google suggests that surface/surface pro should not be a problem with Ubuntu [12:49] Hi everyone. Quick (hopefully) question. I enabled remote desktop on Ubuntu. I can use Remote Desktop on Windows 11 to attach to the Ubuntu machine, and see the desktop. But keyboard and mouse events aren't making it through. Any ideas? [12:49] rob0, god already made a callback. he is gone [12:49] (Interestingly, if I do things on the Ubuntu machine itself, I can see the updates in Remote Desktop (client) on Windows 11.) [12:54] Teckla is Ubuntu machine running on X or Wayland? [12:57] KBar: It's regular Ubuntu 22.04 running Gnome 3, right from the Ubuntu home page... do you know which it defaults to? [12:59] Teckla, "echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE" [12:59] Teckla: Ubuntu 22.04 runs Gnome 42. Open a terminal emulator on Ubuntu and run this `printenv XDG_SESSION_TYPE` [13:00] It will show either 'x11' or 'wayland'. [13:04] KBar: wayland [13:06] ravage: sorry, yes, I was aware of that. I was interested. Feel free to /ignore me, thanks. [13:09] why was wubi dismantled? [13:09] out of security concerns duuude [13:09] !wubi [13:09] Wubi was a way to install Ubuntu from within Windows, but it is no longer supported in recent versions of Ubuntu and Windows, and was never well maintained even for Ubuntu 12.04. Do not use Wubi. See !install for other options for installing Ubuntu. [13:11] lotuspsychje: what kind of security concerns? [13:12] I helped alot of people with installing Xubuntu and without exception the hardest part is getting the USB to boot [13:12] by running an installer on Windows and then rebooting it could be neatly solved [13:13] KBar: I think I see where this is going. I'll try switching to x11. Thanks. :) [13:20] KBar: It works! Thank you very much! [13:21] duuude: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2013-April/036993.html [13:23] Teckla: you're most welcome! [13:55] I see issues with Gluster on 21.04, anyone seen this as well ?? 0-glusterfs-fuse: FUSE inited with protocol versions: glusterfs 7.24 kernel 7.33 [13:55] I have Gluster 9.4 installed [14:01] Tach: 21.04 is end of life now [14:01] Tach: best to clean install a supported version from our topic [14:02] lotuspsychje oh damn it is ? mhh.. I saw the 21.10 upgrade message but that's not LTS, or is it now ? I will check the lifetime docs... wasn't around with my systems for a while... we are still humans, computers don't get ill :D [14:02] *lifecycle [14:03] oh yes 22.04 is there, thanks! [14:04] Tach: for security reasons you might start over clean [14:05] lotuspsychje yeah can do but never had that issue before, why ? [14:05] for this setup I first upgrade, later on I can change the nodes to default installs [14:05] it's a cluster [14:06] Tach: when a release goes eol, things can go wrong better not put too much effort in it anymore [14:07] lotuspsychje true but it's worth a try [14:07] where can i get drivers for a docking station since my system is not recognizing it [14:07] jadenlian: ubuntu should load modules on booting your system, if not, check your dmesg for issues [14:08] jadenlian: perhaps you could share some details [14:08] jadenlian manufactor ? [14:09] usg-c adapter designed by MOKING [14:10] USB CORRECTION [14:10] and when you plug it in, what is reported in dmesg? [14:10] let check [14:11] why would the browser makes a block file here: audit: type=1400 audit(1656606577.163:127): apparmor="DENIED" operation="mknod" profile="firejail-default" name="/proc/4/fd/63" pid=82259 comm="brave-browser-s" requested_mask="c" denied_mask="c" fsuid=1000 ouid=1000 [14:15] https://termbin.com/kpdv [14:15] thats the output [14:17] when i plug the monitors to the adapter theres nothing i guess theres missing software or something [14:17] jadenlian: this output shows no events which can be directly related to a usb-c device [14:18] thats whats in the log after me plugging the adapter and i unplug it and theres no change [14:18] try a different usb connector. if there is still no output, disconnect it, then run sudo udevadm monitor and conenct it again [14:18] its like i didnt plug anything [14:19] it's possible that this device needs a separate power supply [14:19] if you can test that usb-c plugin with another OS, that might help [14:20] thats only one on this laptop [14:20] but i try on another laptop and it doesnt work [14:20] windows or whatever, does it work there? Try to rule out hardware issues. Does any other usb-c device work? [14:20] but the other one has windows [14:21] oh, then it could be a defective docking station [14:21] at my cousin's job he connects the adapter and it works fine [14:21] The only one I have Just Works with any OS I have tried [14:22] I got it with a Windows machine, it works there, with a Mac and with Linux. [14:24] rob0: it works in pc with windows and in another pc with windows does not work mine is ubuntu and is not doing anything [14:25] so I guess we ruled out hardware issue with the docking station itself [14:25] now would be interesting to test the usb-c jack itself [14:25] Hii is Ubuntu better than Debian or both are perfect for using ? [14:25] !discuss | Linux_Kerio [14:25] Linux_Kerio: Want to talk about Ubuntu, but don't have a support question? /join #ubuntu-discuss for non-support Ubuntu discussion, or try #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat. Thanks! [14:25] Linux_Kerio: off-topic. [14:25] if you have another usb-c device to test with [14:26] ok thanks [14:26] Just a thought, did you check your BIOS settings? jadenlian [14:27] kbar:looking for what exactly [14:27] perhaps if your usb-c is disabled? [14:28] rob0:how can i check to see if its disable without connecting another device since i dont have another one right now [14:28] I'm just trying to suggest troubleshooting steps for you [14:29] and KBar suggested checking your BIOS (UEFI) settings to see if your usb-c was disabled there [14:30] both usbjacks on ubuntu and windows pc work [14:30] i connected my phone on both and the jacks are not the issue [14:33] "lsusb -v" with the phone, then with the docking station, do those show anything interesting? [14:33] let me check [14:37] i pluged a usb drive to the adapter and it read it i guess its the monitors that is not reading [14:44] there're three pcs two one one hp running ubuntu, one runnning windows, microsoft surface running windows when the adapter is connected is connected to the microsoft surface pc anything connected to the adapter works but if the adapter is connected to eather HP only usb-drives connected to the adapter are read the monitors connected on hdmi cable are not displayed [14:45] please try to make use of punctuation. it was introduced to most languages for a reason. [14:45] either way, i believe you are dealing with a hardware issue. [14:46] AutoEnable=false, but bluetooth is still on on boot [14:48] for ubuntu 22.04 is it only with rfkill block bluetooth with rc.local I can do , or there is another workaround? [14:50] seems like it will be giving me problems turning it on manually [14:50] https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/bluetooth-turn-on-off.html [14:51] tomreyn, im asking for bluetooth automatically on, on boot [14:52] and how to stop it coming on after boot [14:52] why on, on boot? [14:52] if you have a hardware switch, that should prevail [14:52] usually it turns on after user login [14:52] oerheks, it is always on on booth, I want it off on boot [14:53] that page is correct, it won' t turn on automaticly when turned off. [14:53] i just changed the autoenable=true to false in the config, but it didnt work [14:54] the page is correct, but im asking how to prevent the service loading on boot. [14:54] I just dont want the bluetooth to be on automatically when I boot and log in [14:56] https://fostips.com/disable-bluetooth-auto-start-ubuntu-debian/ lists other options. but i think you really want to use the hardware kill switch [14:56] brkcore: 1) systemctl disable bluetooth.service and 2) you need blacklist the modules [14:56] depending on your bluetooth model, you're gonna have to disable half a dozen modules [14:57] i have 7 in my /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-bluetooth.conf [14:57] oerheks, I dont have a hardware kill [14:57] KBar, so running a command on boot, will be the easiest i guess [14:57] they're: hci_uart, btusb, btintel, btqca, btbcm, brrtl, bluetooth [14:58] just disable it in settings > bluetooth.. [14:58] depends on your bluetooth adapter.. [14:58] really, not that hard [14:58] and it certainly does not turn on. on boot or after login. [14:59] KBar, hm, okay. what is the simplest and reliaghble command to deactivate/ turn off the bluetooth? [14:59] I can use that command in a script with rc.local, on each boot will be turning off the bluetooth [15:00] brkcore: have you read what others have suggested to you? [15:00] oerheks, after reboot it comes on again, regardless of whether I switched manually on or off bluetooth [15:01] are you actually using ubuntu? [15:02] sigh, okay maybe I am missing something for real. [15:02] You are suggesting, to go manually right now and turn on the bluetooth from the system tray, and then reboot, and then the bluetooth will not be on on boot? [15:02] *turn off the blutooth i meant. [15:03] brkcore: what's the model? `bluetoothctl devices` or whatever [15:07] brkcore_ what's the model of bt device? `sudo lshw` and find entry for bluetooth. in configuration field, look for driver= [15:08] KBar, https://pastebin.com/nXd6EZ4N [15:09] brkcore_: can you run the command i told you? [15:09] yes, I am doing it, the first one was doind before you asked me [15:12] sorry, there is a lot fields with driver= [15:12] https://pastebin.com/Shm0QZ95 [15:12] i grep it [15:12] my god... === rs20090 is now known as rs2009 [15:13] and how to find it with lshw then, where the output is big [15:13] brkcore_: `sudo lshw | grep -iC12 bluetooth` [15:13] capabilities: bluetooth usb-2.01 [15:14] ok [15:14] product: AX201 Bluetooth [15:15] brkcore_: can you share the whole output? [15:15] ok [15:15] https://pastebin.com/6rBC2Rgb [15:15] brkcore_: just run `sudo lshw` without grep [15:15] ok [15:16] and how to use nc for this command please? [15:16] brkcore_: `sudo lshw | nc termbin.com 9999` [15:17] thanks [15:17] https://termbin.com/cvzt [15:18] brkcore_: its `btusb`. now `lsmod | grep btusb | nc termbin.com 9999` [15:19] https://termbin.com/i2no [15:19] brkcore_: did you disable it via systemctl first? [15:19] as i told you [15:19] no, i didn see it mentioning it, sorry [15:19] brkcore_: `systemctl disable bluetooth.service` [15:20] ok [15:20] and now lsmod with btusb again? === sig is now known as bebop [15:21] https://termbin.com/3rtc [15:21] navit linux [15:21] brkcore_: no. do you know how to modify kernel parameters? [15:22] let me know what to modify and i will find some guide online [15:23] !kernelparm [15:23] To add a one-time or permanent kernel boot parameter see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters [15:23] brkcore_: have a read through https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters you basically need to blacklist some or all of the modules in the list but in a very specific order [15:24] for that you're gonna have to enter GRUB command line and try different permutations of blacklisting. once you get it to work, i.e. lsmod | grep btusb shows nothing, you need to create a modprobe conf file in the aforementioned directory /etc/modprobe.d/ and place them one by one line by line [15:24] I always wonder why packages like gluster-cli and such are not available anymore when doing release-upgrades ? [15:24] some servers do, some don't [15:24] aka 'blacklist module1' [15:24] 'blacklist module2' etc. [15:25] brkcore_: one hint: btrtl and bluetooth are the last [15:25] KBar, can this be done on VM? [15:25] wow alot of people [15:25] brkcore_: what do you mean? [15:26] brkcore_: is this a vm? [15:26] its a actual machine haha [15:26] but why wouldn't you tell it... anyway, vm or not is irrelevant [15:27] KBar, its not, I got the idea, I can do it. But afraid if I mess something, dont want to reinstall the system [15:27] FWIW, pressing Fn-F9 on this huawei matebook 14 2020 should switch any radio devices on or off at the same time. [15:27] timeshift [15:27] if you follow the things ive said, you will have successfully disabled everything bluetooth-related (like I did) [15:27] KBar, but i guess on a VM that wont be able to try first [15:28] brkcore_: that's why you do it in a GRUB.... [15:28] KBar, ok [15:28] if you mess up, you just reboot and parameters are restored [15:28] KBar, and will be able to manually turning on bluetooth and pairing devices etc? [15:28] brkcore_: only if you manually load those modules back [15:28] once you need it [15:29] they are DKMS... [15:29] brkcore_: read the article and hear to tomreyn's advice [15:29] KBar, ok thank you [15:31] ummm.....xbuntu seems slower [15:32] than? [15:32] tomreyn, Fn + F9 it doesn't, perhaps because it works only on windows and not on ubuntu, maybe [15:33] slower than what, wantom? [15:33] FN keys are hardware keys, os independant. [15:34] oerheks, maybe there is no supporting drivers, same as my sound courd is not supported and i have no sound [15:34] brkcore_: it's possible that Fn-F9 only controls wireless. [15:34] tomreyn, actually it doesnt controll anything [15:35] oerheks: Actually, most of the ones I've dealt with (Dell & Asus) require a kernel driver to enable them during OS sessions. [15:35] Some fairly common ones like Audio Volume work with a generic kernel, others like BT and WFI control don't, but drivers are available. [15:36] jhutchins, never noticed such, always worked here on laptops. [15:36] same here oerheks [15:36] oerheks: They're like any other key, they generate a scan code. [15:36] i still believe those are hw key combo' s. [15:37] Audio, Backlight, work on this Dell Lattitude, Sleep, Lock, Touchpad do not. I haven't persued enabling those. [15:38] Audio keys are dedicated keys. [15:38] wantom: hi! please note this is a support channel. if you have an ubuntu support question, feel free to ask. [15:38] is it possible to change the operation on these F keys? [15:39] brkcore: If you can find the scan code they produce, and the BIOS isn't intercepting it, you can re-map that code. [15:39] !keymap [15:40] no keyboard key is a hardware key. hardware kill switches act on the hardware, your keys on the keyboard dont. they have scancodes that are mapped to kernel keycodes [15:41] yeah thats interesting too, can you please show me any artical to have a read and then will be able to search more on it? [15:41] those media keys are in the realm of XF86 keys, i believe [15:41] anyway this is offtopic [15:43] KBar: The on-topic question is how to re-map the keys in Ubuntu (Gnome). [15:43] F keys can be remapped, FN keys not. [15:43] KBar, I will be going to try disabling the bt modules [15:44] oerheks, in my case i need F keys to remap, so any article online that can get me started in to this, please share it [15:44] for the function keys, see the note on top of https://github.com/aymanbagabas/Huawei-WMI [15:46] jhutchins: yeah but what i said was mostly off-topic, and it was mostly me talking out loud [15:48] tomreyn, thank you, that driver is good to update [15:51] brkcore: note that you will likely be running a 5.15 kernel if you're on 22.04 LTS. so the functionality should already be present, unless your model is not supported by it. [15:52] tomreyn, it is, and all works all fine, all keys [15:52] so what changed between when you said none work and now? [15:52] tomreyn, no, when you suggested to use FN+f9, i forgot that I dont have to use FN to use these keys [15:53] and F9 wasnt turning off, since the FN is unlocked [15:53] you have function lock set in bios, i see [15:53] yep [15:53] and so F9 turns aeroplain mode on [15:54] including for bluetooth, i assume? [15:54] or just kills all radio signals [15:54] tomreyn, yeah :) [15:54] so exactly as i described ;) [15:54] im wathing xev autput now, to see if i can find any info on the keys [15:55] tomreyn, yep, exactly it was just my fault [15:55]