[00:02] Hello, good afternoon Kubuntu staff, how's it going? I've been a Kubuntu user for two days now, my first time with this distribution, I've been using LMDE 5 on another computer and I switched to Kubuntu because of driver problems. [00:02] Lately I get some updates that after being installed still appear in loop, does it happen to anyone else, should I be worried? [00:02] Regards. [00:03] I can't send screenshots until tomorrow === undefnull is now known as jdrab [12:34] I cannot access my vault anymore after my kubuntu 22.04 froze and had to do a hard reboot. Any way to access my vault again, correct password does not work. Only the last file i had open is available but not in the vault. Also tried TImeshift to a few days ago but still not luck. The error is...Failed to open: The mount point directory is not empty, refusing to open vault. and...Failed to open: Unable to perform the operation (error code 12 [12:44] 8xa8 [12:45] which is good kubuntu or kde neon? [13:08] Why I get "ethernet connection is limited"? but I can navigate whitout problems [13:08] Hi all [13:09] Differences are meaningless but you don't need to restart the computer in every update on kubuntu (re @IrcsomeBot: which is good kubuntu or kde neon?) [14:52] + how can i burn a bootable iso to a partition [15:19] https://github.com/WoeUSB/WoeUSB-ng (re @Omar: + how can i burn a bootable iso to a partition) [15:20] dd and mark it as bootable ? not sure, I always write it to the whole device, not a partition [15:39] Omar, you can't, boot loaders are installed to disks, not to partitions (long story made short) [15:39] If you have grub in your disk, then you can tell your existing grub to load anything from anywhere, but it's your existing grub that will load first [15:39] UEFI/BIOS can't boot partitions, it can only boot disks [15:51] i instald kubuntu 1504 on a dell comp. the wifi do not work [15:51] My device is 64 gigs so it is a waste of space (re @ykruH: dd and mark it as bootable ? not sure, I always write it to the whole device, not a partition) [15:52] just on a partition [15:53] No way around it? (re @IrcsomeBot: Omar, you can't, boot loaders are installed to disks, not to partitions (long story made short)) [15:53] Ahaa (re @IrcsomeBot: UEFI/BIOS can't boot partitions, it can only boot disks) [15:53] Ok ok [15:53] how can i find what device is in my comp for wifi [15:53] Omar, there are many ways to boot from partitions, but no ways to make UEFI/BIOS boot a partition [15:54] user|69, try this: lsusb | nc termbin.com 9999 [15:54] Tell us the URL it shows [15:54] Ok thank you (re @IrcsomeBot: Omar, there are many ways to boot from partitions, but no ways to make UEFI/BIOS boot a partition) [15:55] user|69, kubuntu 15.04 is 7 years old, are you sure you don't mean 22.04? [15:56] no my comp is a 32 bit [15:56] Ok so what is the pest filesystem for a USB flash? [15:56] Do you want to write a linux ISO to it ? [15:57] then simply dd the iso file to the entire device [15:58] Omar, one way is to dd the iso. That is probably the most compatible way, but you won't be able to write anything else in that stick. [15:58] Yeah (re @ykruH: Do you want to write a linux ISO to it ?) [15:58] Other ways are to use special programs like ventoy, which support putting multiple isos to the same stick, AND your documents [15:58] Can i install linux on a new laptop with this? (re @IrcsomeBot: Omar, one way is to dd the iso. That is probably the most compatible way, but you won't be able to write anything else in that stick.) [15:59] Yes, you can [15:59] That is all i want (re @IrcsomeBot: Yes, you can) [15:59] 👍️ [15:59] So haw to do this dd thing [15:59] Insert your stick and type: sudo lsblk --fs | nc termbin.com 9999 [16:00] So that we tell you how to umount it and which device to use [16:02] https://termbin.com/tznm [16:03] OK so your stick is sdb, and is not mounted [16:03] (make sure that's not a second internal disk!) [16:03] So the command would be: sudo dd if=/path/to/disk.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M status=progress [16:08] it is working [16:08] When it finishes, to unplug it, run: sync; udisksctl power-off -b /dev/sdb [16:13] Error looking up object for device /dev/sdb [16:14] this is the output [16:15] Output of what, the udisksctl command or the dd command? [16:15] udisksctl [16:17] this is for the dd https://termbin.com/rq3z (re @IrcsomeBot: Output of what, the udisksctl command or the dd command?) [16:17] bash: /home/the-divine/.config/plasmavaultrc: Permission denied (re @IrcsomeBot: What directory does ~/.config/plasmavaultrc say is the mountpoint? ... check to see if something is in there and if so then move it somewhere else...) [16:19] Omar, pastebin the output of: (sudo lsblk --fs; sudo dmesg | tail; sudo udisksctl power-off -b /dev/sdb) 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 [16:20] should i first plug it or unplug it ? [16:21] If it's unplugged, there's no point to unmounted it with udisksctl anymore :) [16:22] https://termbin.com/wndq [16:46] Omar, looks good, try to boot with it [17:01] Hi all, Is kubuntu officially supported by canonical lik Ubuntu? [17:02] Ubuntu isn't officially supported by Canonical. Only the "main" component is [17:02] It's the same for Kubuntu, only the "main" component is; which leaves out the whole desktop environment, but it includes the kernel, firefox etc etc [17:03] (a default ubuntu installation only has software from main though; but real installations rarely do) [17:05] So most of the other programs are in "universe" and are supported by the community [17:09] My laptop battery has died i will come again in other day (re @IrcsomeBot: Omar, looks good, try to boot with it) [17:10] But i think it toke the hole flash not just the 4 gigs partition [17:10] Omar, yes, dd'ing to a disk erases the whole disk [17:11] Ah so you didn't want to "make a partition bootable", you wanted to "avoid deleting one partition" [17:11] I didn't understand that, not sure if anyone else understood it.... [17:12] I think i missexplained what i wanted (re @IrcsomeBot: Omar, yes, dd'ing to a disk erases the whole disk) [17:12] Im sorry i didn't explain well (re @IrcsomeBot: I didn't understand that, not sure if anyone else understood it....) [17:13] I wanted to make a bootable partition [17:14] No, you wanted to put the disk in the usb disk without deleting one of its partitions [17:14] It's a completely different thing [17:14] *iso disk in the usb stick [17:15] Is it possible? [17:16] It's already deleted now [17:16] I know [17:17] I will format it and make a partition again i need the space [17:17] As I said, you can use ventoy or similar software to create a stick with one or more partitions, with bootable .iso files, and with free space [17:18] Go to https://www.ventoy.net/en/index.html and have a read [17:21] Hi, unfortunately I don't know English well and generally use a translator. But okay. The system began to take a lot of RAM. Literally 2/3 GB [17:21] What should I do? [17:24] Ok thank you very much (re @IrcsomeBot: Go to https://www.ventoy.net/en/index.html and have a read) [18:15] I have an audio problem with Plasma, I am using the Digital Stereo (IEC958) Output and it works for some time until it reverts to Analog Stereo Duplex for no apparent reason, I think it is related to the the autodetect feature on this soundcard. Anyone knows a solution ? [23:19] Schmo> I ran Ubuntu, Kubuntu, and W10. I also tested Xubuntu and even Manjaro. I was able to move with track pad and arrow keys after boot from W10, but not the others. < Sounds like kernel issue here then, since XFCE and SDDM also failed to work (apparently). You can run your hardware through linux-hardware.org and see what they say. Best of luck to you,.