[00:31] Bashing-om (I was ok after the upgrade but then the zoom. Here is the results of the dpkg: (dont know my pastebin pw) 6 lines. the last. gdm3 42.0-1ubuntu6 amd64 GNOME Display Manager [00:34] Bashing-om ALSO Status=Not/Inst/Conf-files/Unpacked/halF-conf/Half-inst/trig-aWait/Trig-pend Err?=(none)/Reinst-required (Status,Err: uppercase=bad) [00:34] morgan-liveusb: the line starts with "ii" ? - is as what we want. [00:35] no such line [00:36] oops will redo [00:36] morgan-liveusb: what desk top are you then on ? [00:37] Bashing-omre did again the same. lines start with | |/ ||/ and ii [00:38] I am on the 22.04 live usb [00:39] I gave you. ii, |/ and ||/ [00:39] morgan-liveusb: Running the command ^ in the live environment will tell us nothing about what the state is in the install :( [00:39] without the headers because I thought they were filler. [00:40] well the install makes a black screen. I dont remember how to get grub. holding shift does not do it. [00:40] morgan-liveusb: The header(s) tell you how to interpret the flags in the output. [00:41] now I see that [00:41] for some reasong geeqie instead of displaying the file names, it displays checkboxes === Helenah is now known as Horrific-Helenah [00:42] OK I am going to reboot holding shift down from the beginning. . see you soon [00:45] morgan-liveusb: shift is for the legacy - bios - systems - for efi systems it is the escape key that grub looks for. [00:51] Bashing-om OK turns out escape brings up grub. what should I do? I tried the earlier version, recovery but it brought up big type problems. I am ready to do it again. [00:55] margan-laptop: From grub one can activate a root console - advanced options >> latest kernel >> see what results with the option " dpkg -> repair broken packages" . [01:08] I have 4 advanced options and they all are ubuntu 5.25.0.46 generic (recovery mode) is the last one [01:11] Bashing-om nothing says root console in the choices before that. (I cant let up the escape key or it boots right into black ubuntu.) btw this is an ubuntu-only hard drive all one partition [01:11] oh the latest kernel goes black. I will try lastest kernel (recovery mode. [01:12] oh getting stuff [01:12] Welsome to ubutu 20 bla bla then it moved on.... [01:14] margan-laptop: Me waits to see - [01:14] OK it got to recovery menu.. just for a second. then more stuff started happening and it is all broken up. stuff like process error rep...omatic reporting is enabled... next line Finished proces error ...is enabled {FAILED] in red failed ot start prcess er..utomatic reporting is [01:15] at end See [01:16] margan-laptop: Ouch ! then next is from the live USB to run a file system check/repair with ' fsck ' . [01:16] See 'systemctl status apport-autoreport.service' for details [01:17] ok what is the fsck command [01:19] margan-laptop: fsck == (F)ile (S)ystem (C)he(K) -- once booted into the live USB we wilk need to find the root partition to direct fsck where to operate. [01:19] will* [01:21] terminaltermit says fsck from util-linux 2.37.2 [01:21] Is there a way to start the network configuration wizard on 22.04 that initially shows up when installing ubuntu 22.04 server? [01:22] Bashing-om it says fsck from util-linux 2.37.2 [01:22] margan-laptop: NO - fsck *MUST* operate on UN-mounted partitions - thus the live USB. [01:23] What I did is boot up into Try Ubuntu, get a terminal and type the command fsck [01:24] Now I see you want me to do it on the hard drive. How do I indicate the hard drive? [01:25] Bashing-om that's so basic but I dont know how to do that. [01:27] irrgit afaik only from the install medium. what is it that you want to do? gparted is on the live-medium and not in the installed system. (since it must work on an unmounted volume. [01:27] margan-laptop: Good deal --- what we need now is to know where to point fsck - run terminal command ' sudo fdisk -lu | nc termbin.com 9999 ', The result is a URL back in terminal - pass that link back here so we can see what the partitions on the install are. [01:28] ok. give a minute for my touch-typing skills [01:29] margan-laptop: Take your time - insure there are no typos :P [01:30] and it replies Partition 2 does not start on physical sector boundary. https//termbin.com/28gc [01:36] margan-laptop: We have a target for fsck. Now run ' sudo fsck /dev/sda5 ' --- see what the check reveals. We may have to go deeper. [01:38] margan-laptop this is an extremely common use case for a live Ubuntu usb [01:38] e2fsck 1.46.5 (30-Dec-2021) [01:39] /dev/sda5: clean, 689858/30498816 files, 40371629/121964800 blocks [01:39] morgan-tryubu: Let it run - should come vback telling you has errors and maybe can fix --- or all good abd all comes back "clean" . [01:40] if it's clean then you're good. [01:40] ((meanwhile I have been looking up "What could this loop thing in fdisk be?")) [01:40] what's that about partition 2 does not start of ... bla bla [01:41] morgan-tryubu: those be "snap" partuions for what snaps are installed. [01:41] yes, indeed I found that out. It is a skill to distill something one can understand from a set of search esults. [01:42] snap was an interesting idea I just wish it would clean up after itself more easily. a new version of a snap should automatically install over the old version. [01:43] morgan-tryubu: Non alighned is not the issue - in some use cases such will result in performance degradation. [01:43] Well the new version should replace the old one. (cant write over because of ..factors like length or error) [01:44] I have had chrome make the dock and stuff flutter while it loads and slow the computer down to a stop. As soon as I get around tuit I am going to rewrite the hard drive. [01:44] morgan-tryubu: In the live USB boot menu - is there the option " boot from first hard drive" ? [01:44] OK I still have a system that is messed up. even if fsck os clean. [01:45] when you're installing a new version of Ubuntu it's a very good idea to separate the home partition from the root partition [01:45] [01:45] It cant load the advanced options in recovery mode and the regular system is black. [01:45] that way when you inevitably need to reinstall Ubuntu for some reason it keeps all your configurations and all you have to do is reinstall all your packages. [01:45] synaptic read markings save full state. [01:46] OK I have gone back and forth on that bsmith0931 [01:47] OK I will save my entire /home and use it in the rewrite. [01:47] I dont understand the sentence. synaptic read markings save full state. [01:47] which is the verb? [01:48] morgan-tryubu: On the positive side - we now know that it is not a kernel space issue - We just need to find out where the configuration is messed up :P [01:48] Bashing-om I am hanging on your every word. (I dont now what a "kernel space issue" is tho.) [01:49] Love that logic. (BTW I have done phone computer support in the past. So I can multiply appreciate the tag-team here.) [01:50] bsmith0931 I decided that save was the verb. [01:51] morgan-tryubu: Linux set up --- kernel space/user space/snap(whatever) sandbox space :D [01:51] df -h /dev/sd* [01:51] Bashing-om I will stay focused and learn that later. [01:53] bsmith0931 results of df command https://pastebin.com/iNqyq2Dj [01:53] morgan-tryubu: I have not booted a live USB in some time - I do not know if the "boot from first hard drive " option still exist. If so will make accessing the install so much easier. [01:54] it absolutely does still exist morgan-tryubu [01:54] boot it up and press escape [01:55] bsmith0931 first looks like the df looked at the flash drive ?? true? --- and if I boot from first hard drive it comes out black. [01:55] do you need to pull data off of this drive, or is it a fresh install that you can just wipe entirely and start over? [01:56] Escape gives me grub and choices. I have already reported on what 3 of the 4 options of ubuntu do. [01:56] try using the recovery option in grub [01:56] I had to do that recently it's much less intimidating than it looks [01:57] bsmith0931 this is the computer I have been using for 2..3 years and I upgraded the 20 to 22.04 and I already did the recovery option and reported on what it does... It shows the recovery shoiced and then flailed with a lot of text that says things did not work and the reporting of those things failed too. [01:58] morgan-tryubu: Here we are talking about booting to the live USB's boot menu. Hey - do not let your frustration get the better of us :P [01:58] do you have another computer you could attach the drive to? to back it up? === blackest_mamba_ is now known as blackest_mamba [02:00] I did not understnd that bashing om. and yes I could take the hard frive out and put it ina usb enclosure and hook it up to my laptop but that path is fraught with problems since I dont do that much and my usb thing has no housing and is flakey so effectively nope. [02:00] it seems to me that booting off a usb and having the drive in the same system is close enough. [02:01] that was to bsmith0931 [02:01] so Bashing-omYou want me to boot to the live usb and hold escape. [02:02] and then choose what? (since I am not going to be able to type with my finger on the escape trigger.) ((and am more amused than frustrated. It takes so many words to be clear.) [02:02] 0 [02:02] morgan-tryubu: Yeah -- sgould then get the liveUSB's boot menu - we use that environment to see if we can boot into the install on the hard drive. [02:02] 0 [02:02] ) [02:03] OK back to lappy, going to boot from usb again [02:07] i have 4 options none of which mention first hard drive: try or install ubuntu../ ubuntu safe graphics ../ OEM install / test memory. [02:08] Bashing-om oem install (for manufacturers) ... just boots into the Ubuntu ... try or install [02:09] nope straight into install [02:09] quit takes me to trial ubu [02:12] margan-laptop: Thought that I remembered such --- ok we can do this another way. But is rather convoluted --- we can set up a full change root to access the install. Can be mind bending for a 1st timer - are you up for it? as it may take a bit of time and lots of typing if copy/paste is not available. [02:12] ok I am game Bashing-om so first give me a road map, then the detail [02:13] I used to be able to go to root to change the password when I forgot it I hav to look at the psychocats site every time to remember. [02:15] margan-laptop: From the live USB we are going to change from that environment to that of the install. If we are successfull to access the install we next make sure the package manager is in a consistent state. [02:24] OK I will follow the recipe. Go please. === margan-laptop is now known as morgan-laptop [02:34] morgan-laptop: (morgan!) Not sure how this will play what with an esp partition, but let's try as follows. In the live USB run - one command at a time: ' sudo mount /dev/sdxY /mnt/ ; for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt$i; done ; sudo chroot /mnt ' . Are you now at a '#" prompt ? and we continue - else we back out and do a re-do. [02:34] What is an esp partition? [02:35] morgan-laptop: this is one command " for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt$i; done " [02:35] morgan-laptop: that is your sda1 boot partition. [02:35] OK let me get on the computer [02:37] for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt$i; done [02:38] mount point does not exist -- 5 lines of that [02:41] should we have a cd to the hard drive first? [02:44] like cd /dev/sdq5 [02:44] morgan-laptop: Yukkie on me ! --- the mount point is " sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/ " !! [02:45] like cd /dev/sda5 [02:46] ok did the mount then the for i ----- it returned a prompt [02:49] meanwhile... I got a cookie. [02:52] morgan-laptop: Wait a bit I must be away - the prompt is now "#" ? [02:55] no, still $ [03:03] morgan-laptop: Hummm -- and you did do the command ' sudo chroot /mnt ' after the for loop command ? [03:12] Helo [03:12] On Ubuntu 22.04.1 I am on firefox and a website informs me that I must upgrade firefox to a latest version in order to use the website app. How may I do this please? [03:13] system is already fully upated with apt [03:14] https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2022/04/how-to-install-firefox-deb-apt-ubuntu-22-04 hmm is this okay to do? [03:15] HP-UX: firefox is a snap in 22.04 it will auto update after 13 days or you can force it to update now if you like [03:15] Basically replace the snap with mozillateam ppa? [03:15] toddc: oh [03:15] toddc: how? [03:16] HP sudo snap refresh for firefox [03:16] HP-UX: sudo snap refresh [03:17] assuming firefox is closed [03:17] Said all snaps are up to date [03:19] 105.x something [03:19] that's the latest version hmm [03:20] HP-UX: done open snap store to updates and refresh using the circle in the upper left corner [03:20] I think I have diff firefoxes installed maybe? [03:20] I don't know [03:20] I jsut launched fierfox and I didn't see my apps/extentins/history etc. === hackinghorn is now known as hacking-haunt [03:21] HP-UX: 105.0.1 is current for 22.04.1 [03:22] HP-UX: did you do a upgrade from 20.04 to 22.04 it is possible [03:23] how can I know with terminal if my laptop uses ddr3 ram or ddr4 [03:23] I got it back with firfox -P [03:23] n-iCe: you can use dmi-decode [03:24] then look through the output [03:24] n-iCe: sudo dmidecode --type memory | less [03:24] sudo dmidecode|grep DDR [03:25] Just grep for capital DDR (to avoid 'address' [03:25] thanks [03:25] ddr3 [03:32] Bashing-om I am going to give it up for tonight. [03:32] Thanks for your guidance. [03:33] morgan-flash: ack -- if you are at a "#" prompt then we must back out. [03:34] I am not. I am at a normal $ prompt [03:34] dollar dollar [03:34] morgan-flash: for i in /sys /proc /dev/pts /dev /run; do sudo umount /mnt$i; done - sudo umount /mnt [03:35] ok I'll do that [03:36] Oh the dash was for a new line. oops [03:36] ok both lines donw [03:37] DONE === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon [03:37] now what Bashing-om [03:37] morgan-flash: Good deal = should be safe now to shut down --- and we try more later. [03:38] ok what is your time zone. I am pacific [03:39] morgan-flash: cst. [03:47] Anyone know of a good PPA for crossover wine? [03:47] dabbler: You can install Wine from the official WineHQ repositories if the version in Ubuntu isn't enough. [03:48] dabbler: https://wiki.winehq.org/Ubuntu [03:48] dabbler: Note that, if you're on Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy), you'll want to install either Development or Staging, not Stable, as Stable isn't available for Jammy. [04:08] arraybolt3[m]: I'm hoping to find the crossover version [04:10] That's the version that incorporates all of codeweavers's tweaks, which they make available for free only in source form [05:54] how to reset non english fonts? [06:05] ice9: upload a screenshot; also, test if the problem happens with just your user account, or if it happens with new (or guest) accounts as well, so that you know where to look for the fix, in /home or in /usr [06:10] this file /etc/pam.d/system-auth is lost on my system, how can I restore it? [06:11] Run this: dpkg -S /etc/pam.d/system-auth [06:11] It will probably say "no path found", which means that it never existed at all :) [06:12] alkisg, ah ok, the problem actually when I try to passwd for a user I get: passwd: Module is unknown [06:12] Aren't we going to solve the fonts problem before hopping to another one? :) [06:13] alkisg, I just created a fresh user to test the fonts :) [06:13] And the error message means that you cannot login, or is it just a warning? [06:14] alkisg, I'm unable to set a password for that user, so I will not be able to login with it [06:14] ice9: you ran adduser x, and it failed? [06:15] alkisg, useradd works fine but then passwd fails [06:15] useradd is the wrong tool for ubuntu [06:15] Use adduser, which is the debian-customized one [06:16] In any case, if a simple `sudo passwd username` fails, you have bigger problems than just the fonts :) [06:17] Put the command, its WHOLE output, and the output of journalctl -b -n100, to a pastebin, so that we can see what went wrong. [06:22] alkisg, even this is happening: [06:22] dpkg -S /etc/pam.d/common-password [06:22] dpkg-query: no path found matching pattern /etc/pam.d/common-password [06:22] I issue is that I installed deepin DE then removed it, now there are little things broken [06:22] can Signed-By in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ files contain multiple paths? [06:22] ice9: that one is generated by sudo pam-auth-update [06:22] I tried following the manual and paste the gpg keys directly into the sources file(s) but that doesn't work [06:23] ice9: but if you have missing packages, you should re-add them. What's the output of: ls /usr/share/xsessions === scoobydoo_ is now known as scoobydoo [06:29] alkisg, there was pam config still exists and after removing that line passwd works fine: [06:29] PAM unable to dlopen(pam_deepin_pw_check.so): /lib/security/pam_deepin_pw_check.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [06:30] so how to completely purge deepin and restore Ubuntu to it's default? that's why my fonts are corrupted [06:30] I removed all packages listed by: dpkg --list| grep deepin [06:30] If they don't have proper uninstallers, you cannot implement them for them. You'd need to reinstall from scratch [06:30] That's why VMs are the best way to test, not our own PCs :) [06:36] alkisg, fonts in the fresh user looks correct [06:36] ice9: I wouldn't risk my data in a corrupted system,I'd reinstall anyway [06:37] You may keep your /home while reinstalling [06:41] Hi guys. I was here already yesterday. I use VMWare virtualization, and I installed a patch for **vmmon** and **vmnet** modules. [06:41] Because of that, my internet connection stopped working. [06:41] If I uninstall VMWare the internet connection works again. [06:41] I need to use VMWare but after installing the internet connection immediately stops working. [06:41] What to do? I guess I need to revert **vmnet** (and possibly **vmmon**) to the original state, or? [06:43] Since vmware isn't part of the ubuntu archives, I'm not sure you can get support here. Have you thought about using some open source tool like virtualbox or virt-manager? === scoobydoo_ is now known as scoobydoo [06:52] hello [06:52] i have 3 pcs connected over a switch. One has xubuntu 22.04 and the other ones are ubuntu servers 22.04 [06:53] the xubuntu box has wifi [06:53] and the option of shared to other computers is set on the ethernet cable [06:54] but sometimes the other machines cant connect to the router or ping the internet ips [06:54] why is this [06:54] Your xubuntu has 2 NICs, one facing the internet that has connection sharing enabled, and a LAN one without connection sharing enabled? [06:55] yes it has two nics [06:55] one normal wifi [06:55] and the ethernet cable connected to a switch [06:55] with the "shared to other computers" selected [06:56] and yesterday it worked [06:56] i can always ssh in from the lan no problem [06:56] sorry, did someone reply to me (about VMWare issue)? (I restarted) [06:56] blub: you said that "the option of shared to other computers is set on the ethernet cable". It needs to be set on the wifi, not on the ethernet connection [06:57] Guest26: noone replied, except me, and I only said this: [06:57] Since vmware isn't part of the ubuntu archives, I'm not sure you can get support here. Have you thought about using some open source tool like virtualbox or virt-manager? [06:57] ? [06:57] Vitualbox does not suite my needs :( [06:58] But this vmnet is a "kernel module"? Is this the propert terminology? [06:58] (thanks alkisg) [06:58] i never did it like that [06:59] the xubuntu box is sometimes not masquerading the packets to the router i suppose [06:59] but wich is strange because i can ssh in from another box in the lan over wifi [07:01] The xubuntu box will assign IPs in your LAN. If you have another DHCP server there, things won't work properly. [07:04] this is not hard to get [07:04] the xubuntu has a desktop environment only because of that "shared to other computers" option [07:04] the other two pc's are connected to a switch to that xubuntu box [07:05] Eh, you can implement connection sharing with a couple of shell commands, there's no need to install a whole desktop environment for this :D [07:05] they all have the 10.42.0.0/24 network given on the ethernet cable/switch [07:05] the xubuntu has a wifi [07:05] that is not shared to other computers [07:05] When the problem happens, paste the output of `ip r get 8.8.8.8` from one of the servers [07:06] is it safe to install use pipewire on 22.04? or better wait for 22.10? [07:06] now im connecting to the xubuntu box over wifi [07:06] all ssh work [07:06] blub: there's also nmtui (terminal interface for network-manager) that allows you to set up connection sharing without a desktop environment [07:06] i first go and ssh into the 192.168.x.y (xubuntu box) [07:06] and later to the 10.42.0.z [07:07] sometimes it fails that the other two pc's connect to the internet [07:07] why is this [07:07] > When the problem happens, paste the output of ip r get 8.8.8.8 from one of the servers [07:08] ok [07:09] 8.8.8.8 via 10.42.0.1 dev eno2 src 10.42.0.67 uid 1000 [07:09] cache [07:10] And `ping 8.8.8.8`? [07:10] ING 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8) 56(84) bytes of data. [07:10] ^C [07:10] --- 8.8.8.8 ping statistics --- [07:10] 2 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 1011ms [07:11] Now on xubuntu, what's the output of: sudo iptables -L -t nat [07:12] Chain PREROUTING (policy ACCEPT) [07:12] target prot opt source destination [07:12] Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT) [07:12] target prot opt source destination [07:12] Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT) [07:12] target prot opt source destination [07:13] Use a pastebin service when the output is more than 3 lines, for example: sudo iptables -L -t nat | nc termbin.com 9999 [07:13] If that was all the output, then there's no NATting done. Try to re-activate the connection and check again, you want to see a MASQUERADE rule [07:14] > If that was all the output, then there's no NATting done. Try to re-activate the connection and check again, you want to see a MASQUERADE rule [07:18] ... [07:18] it must be masquarading [07:19] because i can ssh from 192.168 to the 10.42's [07:19] That's the opposite direction. It should NAT 10.42 to 192.168, not the opposite [07:20] If you're talking about "sshing from xubuntu to the servers", they you're using the 10.42 subnet in both ends [07:20] oh [07:20] yes you are right [07:20] how to do it over the cli [07:21] You run nmtui, it shows dialogs similar to the GUI [07:21] system service network manager restart ? [07:21] Ah, to reactivate the connection? nmcli con up con-name [07:21] A plain `nmcli` shows the connections [07:21] hum [07:22] nice [07:22] thanks [07:22] 👍️ [07:24] Here's the correct output for iptables -L -t NAT: MASQUERADE all -- 10.42.0.0/24 !10.42.0.0/24 [07:24] yes [07:24] *-t nat, lowercase [07:25] Btw you were right about setting [x] connection sharing in the LAN connection, sorry I got confused [07:25] its working after reactivation of the connection [07:26] the two other servers must be screwing something up with dhcp or something [07:26] and on the xubuntu box === pick is now known as set === set is now known as pick [07:27] sudo iptables -L -t nat [07:28] https://pastebin.com/7fy2K2fL [07:28] anyone know how to get rid of the "Try Ubuntu Pro beta" message during 'apt dist-upgrade'? [07:29] blub, you reactivated the connection on the xubuntu box, you ran `sudo iptables -L -t nat` on the xubuntu box, and you got that ^ paste, and connection sharing is working?! That's very strange [07:30] yes [07:30] you are incorrect on that one i guess [07:30] i dont get that either [07:30] i guess if its setup per hand it says there [07:31] otherwise it just sits on conntrac or the kernel or something [07:34] You reactivated the LAN connection, not the Wi-Fi conneciton, and the LAN connection has connection sharing enabled? [07:34] yes [07:35] Something is wrong then, it's not what I'm seeing here when testing connection sharing... :) [07:35] i gues the othe way around is for the hotspot thingy [07:35] i never used that [07:35] Anyway if it works now, problem solved [07:36] no its not solved because this has to be automated [07:36] its unnacceptable to stay like that [07:36] what is the command to reactivate the eth0 dev? [07:37] nmtui... [07:37] ? [07:39] nmcli con up con-name [07:39] and con-name is the name of the dev from ip a? [07:42] No, the name of the connection from `nmcli` [07:47] I only have these "ubuntu.desktop ubuntu-xorg.desktop" but gnome classic is showing up when trying to login [07:48] great thanks [07:49] i hope a bash script will do it [08:23] Have a weird problem. Cannot open a terminal anymore in ubuntu 22.04. [08:24] alt + f3 work ? [08:25] hermano: what did you do to get to this point? [08:25] skraito, nope. nor ctrl+alt+t, nor pressing icon 'terminal' on desktop. [08:26] i forgot what the command for tty3 [08:26] murmel, I was attempting to reinstall docker engine and needed to change permission on some folders/files. [08:26] your using gnome ? [08:26] may be try from there [08:26] and check the program still exist ? [08:26] skraito, havent change anything so I guess I am using gnome. [08:26] may be they rename ? [08:27] did you update recently ? [08:27] yes. [08:27] wait let me google it [08:27] hermano: are we talking about system files or data from container images? [08:27] what's the command [08:27] and btw, it's ctrl+alt+FX not alt+FX [08:28] skraito, I think i did: sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/docker-compose [08:28] yeah is ctrl + alt [08:28] f3 [08:28] may be some gnome update [08:28] Alt+F2 opens the run box though [08:29] alkisg: yes? but the text said alt + f3 [08:29] is it working at ctrl + alt + f3 [08:29] may be you can troubleshoot from there [08:30] if not i am not sure why you don't get shell may be some kernel or whatever it is [08:31] hermano: try Alt+F2 (without control), if it pops up the run dialog, type: /usr/bin/gnome-terminal [08:35] alkisg, I was able to jump out of graphic and reach a terminal. The error when trying to install gnome-terminal: Malformed entry 1 in list file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/docker.list (Component). The list of source could not be read. [08:36] docker ? [08:36] alkisg, or actually error in terminal is connected me trying to do a: sudp aptg-et update. [08:36] hermano_: why do you need to install gnome-terminal, did you remove it? Are you using Ubuntu GNOME or some other flavour? [08:36] skraito, Well, yes I was trying to fix and secure docker would work. Probably messed up something that obviously affects terminal. [08:37] i am not sure why gnome terminal got to do with docker [08:37] alkisg, standard installation of ubuntu 22.04 so I guess that would be gnome. I tried to install gnome-terminal, assuming that the terminal is broken. [08:37] is it dependancy now when you install docker ? [08:37] the first time i mean [08:38] skraito, agree seems and should not be connected (docker vs terminal). [08:38] try to remove it [08:38] hermano_: go back to your graphics environment, press Alt+F2, and type xterm there in the run dialog. Does it show a terminal? [08:38] skraito, remove docker? [08:38] no gnome-terminal [08:38] what's wrong with docket.list in apt [08:39] did you install or enable the repo ? [08:39] or is it come by default [08:39] try apt remove gnome-terminal [08:39] but check first i am not sure is only gnome-terminal that going to be removed [08:39] skraito, honestly I think I messed up by doing some "chown" in the docker structure. Why terminal is affected is a mystery to me. [08:39] or the whole dependancy [08:40] hermano_: with the way I wrote above ^ you'll be able to see the error message [08:40] apt update run ? [08:41] in bash [08:41] type history [08:41] check what command is there last time that you type [08:41] i forgot what . file is for history in bash [08:41] just vi it [08:42] ls -alh [08:42] vi .filename_history [08:42] i forgot [08:42] let me google it what is that file name [08:43] yeah .bash_history [08:43] ah nvm you ping time out [08:43] hermano check history [08:44] type history or vi .bash_history [08:44] may be you can figure it out what you type before [08:45] According to the error i get seems connected to this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/78951/how-do-i-remove-a-malformed-line-from-my-sources-list [08:45] apt update not working too ? [08:45] may be just remove docker.list [08:45] or check or edit it [08:45] Yes, will rename it. [08:46] hope it works [08:46] if not what to do [08:47] you need to install those apt deb packages again [08:47] and just try since is working normal for your kernel and can boot [08:48] or may be just trust some binary of gnome-terminal [08:49] if apt install don't work i am not sure how you fix those apt or deb packages if all broken [08:50] I can now perform apt upgrade and apt update. [08:51] that's nice [08:51] But terminal still does not answer, I see the processing icon but it does not start the terminal. [08:51] try gnome-terminal again [08:51] ps work ? [08:51]