[15:59] <FKAShinobi_> Is there a way to identify a drive (not a partition) by UUID or some other non-changing id?
[16:02] <raub> FKAShinobi_: AFAIK yes since that is used sometimes in /etc/fstab
[16:04] <raub> NVM, I mentioned partition
[16:04] <InPhase> FKAShinobi_: Run blkid as root, then run it again but pass the /dev/ without the partition label.
[16:04] <InPhase> FKAShinobi_: There is a "PTUUID" number which appears.  I think that is disk-specific.
[16:04] <InPhase> FKAShinobi_: I am not sure what it means or where it is stored, but it is there.  :)
[16:06] <InPhase> FKAShinobi_: Example, my root partition is on /dev/nvme0n1p3, and "sudo blkid /dev/nvme0n1" gives the PTUUID which I think is disk-specific.
[16:07] <InPhase> FKAShinobi_: I think it can be overwritten though upon wiping the disk and recreating the partition table from scratch.
[16:07] <Sand-dan-Glokta> hello, anyone experienced with amd egpu?
[18:36] <ashu> hi everyone, I'm ashutosh raj(/nickname - ashu) ,undergraduate from computer science and engineering ,currently at my third yr in NIT HAMIRPUR, INDIA .Looking for contribution on metabrainz repo with tech stack Reactjs and perl.hope u guide me through the whole process .
[18:37] <lotuspsychje> !contribute | ashu
[18:43] <zealot666> https://ok.ru/video/1150628203114
[18:43] <leftyfb> zealot666: spamming is offtopic here
[18:43] <zealot666> ok
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[19:02] <Chunkyz> I clicked it, too late.
[19:22] <amosbird-> Hello! Why do I get some "sshd: amos@pts/1" consuming 100% CPU after ssh-connecting to a ubuntu jammy server? It happens after connecting to the server for some time
[19:28] <amosbird> flamegraph shows rarely useful information, something around ppoll http://oracle.wentropy.com/a6da2c4b6013a776
[19:53] <ravage> amosbird, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssh/+bug/1986521 is this your bug?
[19:53] -ubottu:#ubuntu- Launchpad bug 1986521 in openssh (Ubuntu Jammy) "ssh client spins if output fd closed" [Medium, Fix Committed]
[19:55] <amosbird> ravage: I'm not sure. Is it already released?
[19:56] <ravage> its in -proposed
[19:56] <ravage> so if you enbale that you should get the update
[19:57] <amosbird> ravage: hmm, how can I enable that?
[19:59] <ravage> sudo sh -c "echo 'deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ $(lsb_release -cs)-proposed restricted main multiverse universe' > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/proposed-repositories.list" && sudo apt update
[20:00] <ravage> maybe look if you see the update there before just upgrading all packages
[20:00] <ravage> i would just do "sudo apt upgrade openssh-server"
[20:00] <ravage> then remove the list file again
[20:00] <ravage> and do another apt update
[20:03] <amosbird> ravage: cool. thanks
[20:05] <amosbird> ravage: hmm, but sudo apt upgrade openssh-server still prompts  : 174 upgraded, 7 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded.
[20:08] <morgan-u2> MAMA TRIED: zoom from browser, chrome. died: and this -  gnome-shell[1934]: libinput error: event14 - Lite-On Technology Corp. USB Multimedia Keyboard: client bug: event processing lagging behind by 29ms, your system is too slow
[20:08] <ravage> amosbird: did you start from a fully upgraded system?
[20:08] <amosbird> nope
[20:09] <ravage> that is strongly adviced :)
[20:09] <amosbird> ok)
[20:09] <ravage> so remove that list file. do "apt update" and then "apt full-upgrade"
[20:09] <ravage> then try again
[20:10] <ravage> should look like this: https://p.haxxors.com/ar5jik79.txt
[20:11] <ravage> sorry. https://p.haxxors.com/zjitr5fs.txt
[20:19] <amosbird> hmm, I just did apt upgrade. Do I need apt full-upgrade?
[20:20] <ravage> full-upgrade is fine. but only without the added proposed
[20:21] <amosbird> After fully upgraded, I add the -proposed list and do sudo apt upgrade openssh, it still prompts a lot of packages  http://oracle.wentropy.com/da580ab3101ecb08
[20:22] <ravage> those updates will arrive sooner or later anyway. its always good to have backups of course
[20:23] <ravage> so i would just let it upgrade those packages. then remove the proposes repo agaon
[20:23] <ravage> *again
[20:23] <amosbird> Ok
[20:51] <FKAShinobi_> How do I enable SMART reporting on my Samsung 980 PRO on Ubuntu 22.04? GSmartControl does not allow me to enable it...
[21:54] <jhutchins> FKAShinobi_: That's likely because the drive doesn't support smart.
[21:55] <jhutchins> FKAShinobi_: Make sure you check with the actual CLI tools, the GUI wrappers can induce problems.
[21:56] <jhutchins> FKAShinobi_: It's also best to look for info on the actual drive, Samsung may use dozens of different makes and models in any given device.
[21:56] <rfm> my 980 PRO certainly reports SMART (but it's on Windows)
[21:58] <jhutchins> Ah, I see, that's an actual drive, not a device with a drive in it.
[22:06] <renanntj> Opa
[22:07] <leftyfb> renanntj: hellp, what can we help you with?
[22:08] <renanntj> opa
[22:08] <renanntj> clear
[22:22] <Macwinner> on my jammy server, i did "apt upgrade", and got "The following packages have been kept back: grub-common grub2-common"
[22:22] <Macwinner> curious why they are held back. "grub-common/jammy-updates 2.06-2ubuntu7.1 amd64 [upgradable from: 2.06-2ubuntu7]"
[22:22] <rbox> try dist-upgrade
[22:22] <Jeremy31> Macwinner: Might be phased updates
[22:23] <leftyfb> !phasedupdated | Macwinner
[22:23] <leftyfb> !phasedupdates | Macwinner
[22:23] <Macwinner> oh, got it.. thanks!
[22:23] <jhutchins> Clearly apt's response messageing could use some work.
[22:24] <Macwinner> yeah.. maybe just an indication of "... held back (phased updates)"
[22:26] <torbjorn_> how do I find out how my network is configured? I installed (what I believe is) a fairly minimal ubuntu 22.04 virtual guest, using libvirtd, and configured static ip during installation, and now when its up and running, it has that IP but I dont know how its configured. There is no interfaces file. NetworkManager is not installed, there is no network service installed. Yet the ip coms up as it should
[22:26] <torbjorn_> when I reboot.
[22:26] <rbox> torbjorn_: netplan
[22:26] <leftyfb> !netplan | torbjorn_
[22:28] <torbjorn_> thanks
[22:31] <torbjorn_> so its systemd-networkd.service that does the actual work?
[22:33] <leftyfb> yes, but it's never a good idea to mess with that directly unless you know exactly what you are doing and how to recover when it breaks
[22:33] <leftyfb> torbjorn_: netplan is how you configure your network
[22:34] <torbjorn_> how do I implement changes to network config on a running system, short of rebooting it?
[22:34] <leftyfb> !netplan | torbjorn_
[22:35] <torbjorn_> apply, gotcha
[22:37] <torbjorn_> in my parcitular case, I lose my original default gateway when I restart my openvpn connection, but that might aswell be an openvpn problem.
[22:37] <torbjorn_> knowing how to get it back the right way, helps
[22:37] <Bashing-om> torbjorn_: Once edits are made: ' sudo netplan --debug generate ' <-  test the configuration -- ' sudo netplan apply ' <- make the settings stick/
[23:01] <torbjorn_> I installed network-manager, and added `  renderer: NetworkManager`  on the 2nd indent level in my only netplan yaml file, and stopped systemd-networkd, ran netplan generate and then apply and also restarted NetworkManager. I still had my static ip setup afterwards, but I cuold no longer resolve hostnames.
[23:02] <torbjorn_> after rebooting I could though. not one to split too many hairs over something thats working, but that switch from entworkd to NM should have worked, right?
[23:02] <leftyfb> why?
[23:03] <leftyfb> torbjorn_: what was wrong with just using netplan? What are you trying to accomplish that netplan doesn't let you achieve ?
[23:03] <torbjorn_> openvpn
[23:03] <leftyfb> client or server?
[23:03] <torbjorn_> client
[23:03] <torbjorn_> but surely using netplan to render network-manager config qualifies as still "using netplan"?
[23:04] <leftyfb> you shouldn't need to do all of this just to use an openvpn client on an ubuntu server with netplan
[23:04] <torbjorn_> I mean I'm letting it render the config files, just opted for what renderer I wanted
[23:04] <torbjorn_> not render, "im letting it configure the network"
[23:04] <torbjorn_> leftyfb: I dont consider manually assigning networkmanager as renderer is "all of this"
[23:05] <torbjorn_> its just a single line in a netplan yaml file
[23:06] <torbjorn_> and I have my ip address config just right afterwards, worked flawlessly. it was just dns lookups that was broken.
[23:06] <leftyfb> you have 3 layers of network management as opposed to 2. If it were me, I would troubleshoot what your openvpn client/config is doing that you don't want and resolve that. Not add another layer on top that isn't likely to solve anything
[23:06] <torbjorn_> sorry I swapped from networkd to network-manager, how is that adding a layer
[23:06] <torbjorn_> (not saying it isnt)
[23:10] <torbjorn_> leftyfb: ?
[23:12] <leftyfb> torbjorn_: I'm sure someone here might be willing and able to help you with that configuration.
[23:12] <torbjorn_> thats be fine. i was just curious what you meant wiht 3 layers
[23:13] <torbjorn_> surely NM _replaces_ networkd, it doesnt add ontop of it
[23:14] <Quark> Does Ubuntu offers the choice to install on ZFS (at install time)?
[23:15] <Quark> Ubuntu server, that is.
[23:17] <Bashing-om> Quark: Not at this time. See: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/future-of-zfs-on-ubuntu-desktop/33001 .
[23:43] <morgan-u2> Yes!
[23:43] <morgan-u2> as long as your specs aren’t terrible (16gb RAM, i5, gtx1050 should be fine) you can get 60fps at 1080p or above. (tomr luck sarnold arraybolt3 whoever else has been into this if any are on sunday that is)
[23:44] <morgan-u2> nono... forget it. I asked 3 hrs ago.
[23:44] <morgan-u2> this was a wrong...
[23:49] <hao> using 22.10. the dmesg is flooded with error:  RTW: ERROR [RFK-CHK] RF-K not allowed due to ifaces under site-survey
[23:52] <hao> RTW seems to be the rtl8821CU wireless usb driver, indeed when using firefox, every time when there is significant lag when receiving pages, the error log will be written into dmesg
[23:54] <Quark> Bashing-om, thank you! You saved me quite a bit of time. Appreciated.
[23:54] <hao> there is also errors regarding complaining firefox can not read dconf/db/*, also gnome-shell complaining can not update views actor, but I think those are irrevalant
[23:54] <hao> there is too few results online, anyone have similar wifi issue? I?
[23:55] <hao> s/I?//