[00:00] <arraybolt3> There are other ways, but for Windows file shares, I believe SAMBA is the normal way to do that.
[00:00] <relipse> I was probably going to use Synergy to connect my computers; with a mouse/keyboard share
[00:00] <arraybolt3> Oh nice.
[00:00] <arraybolt3> I've looked into that before, never gotten around to using it though.
[00:00] <relipse> very useful
[00:01] <relipse> if i ever get a mac, i'll do it to all 3
[00:01] <sarnold> relipse: consider also https://github.com/debauchee/barrier - I've never used any of them but I keep hearing this is a nice replacement for synergy
[00:01] <relipse> now, do I need to press F12 every time I boot to choose which OS to boot into?
[00:02] <relipse> yeah i thought of barrier too , but I paid for synergy a while back and I like Nick Bolton
[00:02] <Unit193> Huh.
[00:03] <relipse> Nick Bolton started synergy  a long time ago open source, and then went to commercial
[00:03] <arraybolt3> relipse: A boot menu should appear upon each boot.
[00:03] <arraybolt3> You can then boot into Ubuntu (the default) or select Windows.
[00:04] <relipse> ok, as it was trying to boot I saw "BIOS error"
[00:04] <relipse> but then it still booted and I see my name and Ubuntu logo
[00:04] <arraybolt3> When booting the ISO? Or the newly installed system?
[00:04] <arraybolt3> Oh, so you didn't get a boot menu?
[00:04] <relipse> yes I did
[00:04] <arraybolt3> Oh, OK.
[00:04] <relipse> Why is the boot menu so......ugly?
[00:04] <arraybolt3> :shrug:
[00:05] <arraybolt3> It's the GRUB bootloader, I guess it's just nice and simple.
[00:05] <arraybolt3> There are ways to pretty-fy it but I've never bothered.
[00:25] <topcat001> refind can be pretty :)
[00:25] <topcat001> even grub can be themed extensively
[00:25] <topcat001> kind of pointless though for something so rarely seen (hopefully)
[00:26] <aeleoglyphic> Hello there.
[00:27] <aeleoglyphic> Anyone there?
[00:27] <aeleoglyphic> I'm a kubuntu user by the way.
[00:29] <aeleoglyphic> I guess no one here talks.
[02:03] <hello2> ?
[04:00] <Apachez> textpad (default editor in ubuntu 22.10) always open in regular size and not maximized, how do I get it so it will always open maximized just like gedit did?
[05:21] <Lope> I don't understand why I have problems doing an apt update in ubuntu so frequently? Is there something wrong with my sources.list?
[05:21] <Lope> (busy pasting)
[05:22] <Lope> http://codepad.org/acryb2nX
[05:26] <lotuspsychje> Lope: it happens some reppos have trouble
[05:28] <Lope> lotuspsychje, It happens incredibly often in my experience
[05:28] <Lope> lotuspsychje, what can I do about it?
[05:28] <Lope> I've tried 3 different mirrors, all have the same issues
[05:28] <lotuspsychje> Lope: https://status.canonical.com/
[05:29] <lotuspsychje> if there's no issues here, you could deeper investigate your end
[05:31] <Lope> yeah I see I'm having issues with Debian as well.
[05:31] <Lope> Weird
[05:32] <Lope> I'll try reconnect.
[06:10] <Menzador> My local uni has a Debian mirror which I’m using for said Debian install. As for Ubuntu, I’ve not had a problem with any of the mirrors that I’ve used
[06:23] <siva_bar> hi, which email client to use for connecting microsoft365 mail. Using Ubuntu Mate 22.04.2,  tried Thunderbird Mail 102, and Evolution EWS, both somehow could not setup.  need guidance
[06:23] <eawfaw> I'm trying to use gparted to extend the size of a partition of a VM and I'm getting "untable to resize read-only file system"... Can I do this operation from the normal OS or do I need a live US bootable thing to do this?
[06:25] <siva_bar> vhi, which email client to use for connecting microsoft365 mail. Using Ubuntu Mate 22.04.2,  tried Thunderbird Mail 102, and Evolution EWS, both somehow could not setup.  need guidance
[06:28] <toddc> eawfaw: generally it is a bad idea to modify a partition in use so yes use a live boot ubuntu or gparted
[06:39] <siva_bar> sir, any guidance on mail client setup for microsoft365 in evolution or thunderbird
[07:58] <snowkid> how long will it take e2fsck to clear out 976 multiply-claimed blocks
[07:58] <snowkid> 4T samsung EVO SSD
[07:59] <snowkid> boot via usb
[08:03] <Lope> lotuspsychje, the system I was chrooted into had a non-working /etc/resolv.conf
[08:03] <Lope> Fixing that resolved my issue
[10:40] <sexmaster> what....are....you......need.....
[12:12] <Lope> I tried to compress my initramfs with lzo and lz4 respectively, neither worked. It said No lz4 in /usr/bin:/sbin:/bin, using gzip
[12:15] <Jon30b> hello
[12:15] <Lope> okay I just needed to apt install lz4
[12:20] <Jon30b> i've mounted an exfat formatted drive in ubuntu, but in the drive it's only showing the recycle bin and system volume information. i know there are other files on there because i plugged the drive into a pc running windows 10 and recoverit showed the files. i don't want to pay to use recoverit so is there any way to get ubuntu to recover all the files?
[12:27] <Jeremy31> Jon30b: testdisk
[12:30] <Jon30b> ok thanks
[13:16] <r4fkramer> Hi all. Please, I'm facing issues whenever I try to update && upgrade Ubuntu: https://paste.debian.net/1272929/
[13:17] <r4fkramer> I use ubuntu 22.04 and it is installed in virtual machine (virt-manager) and application connection was checked and it is Ok.
[13:19] <r4fkramer> I can access Internet through this ubuntu installation normally - the only issue (Network is unreachable) I have when trying to updating and upgrading the System.
[13:19] <mei> you seems to have network issues?
[13:19] <mei> or your mirror is broken at the moment
[13:20] <r4fkramer> Yes mei, it seems, but apparently it is everything OK here
[13:20] <mei> try another mirror
[13:20] <r4fkramer> Oh, broken!
[13:20] <r4fkramer> Please mei, how do I have to proceed to change to another mirror ?
[13:22] <mei> i'd rather test first if the mirror is working or not
[13:22] <mei> can you open it on a browser?
[13:22] <r4fkramer> If I can open browser from this ubuntu installation ? Yes.
[13:23] <r4fkramer> I can access Internet normally through it
[13:23] <mei> nope, if you can open your mirror which is http://br.archive.ubuntu.com
[13:23] <mei> it doesn't seems to work for me
[13:24] <r4fkramer> It's not working here too - it doesn't open
[13:25] <mei> you can find a new one there https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors
[13:27] <r4fkramer> Thank you very much for support mei :) I gonna use this one: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+mirror/mirror.math.princeton.edu-archive
[13:27] <mei> are you on gnome?
[13:27] <mei> since you can change them through the gui
[13:27] <r4fkramer> Yes
[13:27] <mei> open software and updates
[13:28] <mei> you can choose from where to download things
[13:29] <r4fkramer> I've been always using terminal for that. Let me learn from your suggestion. Software updates opened. Trying to understand this...
[13:31] <mei> it's on the first tab "ubuntu software" -> "downloadable from the internet" -> "download from"
[13:33] <r4fkramer> Ok, I switched to 'Server for United States' - it was pointing to Brazil
[13:33] <r4fkramer> Only this change ?
[13:35] <r4fkramer> Refreshing software cache now
[13:35] <mei> well, that will change your mirror of course. so you may be find another one that is currently working yeah
[13:35] <r4fkramer> Ok, no need to reboot the system ?
[13:36] <r4fkramer> Can I use terminal now ? sudo apt update
[13:37] <r4fkramer> Perfect mei !
[13:37] <r4fkramer> It's working now - update && upgrade has started successfully :)
[13:38] <mei> nice
[13:38] <r4fkramer> Thank you very much for attention and Great Support, mei !:)
[13:39] <r4fkramer> I gonna use this ubuntu installation to practice on ZFS
[13:41] <r4fkramer> See you mei :) I must go now. Really Thank you !! Bye !!!
[13:57] <realivanjx> what is the main ubuntu apt source? currently im using http://mirror.coganng.com/ubuntu-ports and i would like to switch to the main one (im using arm64)
[13:59] <ravage> http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/
[14:00] <ravage> or just http://ports.ubuntu.com/
[14:00] <realivanjx> thanks ravage
[14:46] <tech10> Hello from WSL!
[15:10] <xbox> close
[15:47] <akik> my imac has a 1 TB hdd. when doing heavy i/o on the hdd, the system becomes sluggish. what can i do to improve the situation?
[15:47] <akik> the imac has ubuntu 22.04 on it
[15:50] <ravage> replace it with a SSD
[16:09] <akik> ravage: you don't know of any configuation that would improve it?
[16:09] <jhutchins> akik: How old is the imac?  What CPU?  How much RAM?
[16:10] <akik> jhutchins: 2011, i5, 12 gigs
[16:11] <akik> i'm not at home so i could check better
[16:11] <jhutchins> akik: Linux is pretty well optimised by default.  Tweakers used to like Gentoo because they could tune it to their exact hardware, but they eventually realized they were loosing more cumulative time tweaking than they gained when running.
[16:12] <akik> jhutchins: linuz is still that, very configurable
[16:12] <akik> linux
[16:18] <akik> ok i'll check out google
[16:21] <lotuspsychje> akik: id go for a lubuntu 20.04
[16:21] <akik> the problem comes from the i/o not the light gui
[16:23] <lotuspsychje> akik: you mean your hd starts running faulty IO?
[16:23] <akik> lotuspsychje: not faulty but a lot of it
[16:32] <toddc> akik: I was surprized on my systems (even so very old ones) how much faster a SSD speed up I/O and just faster all over I have switched all but a few left
[16:33] <akik> toddc: it's really hard to change imac's hdd
[16:34] <toddc> yes but worth it if it in daily use
[16:34] <lotuspsychje> specialy if its glued mac
[16:59] <jhutchins> Aren't some of them soldered in?
[17:00] <jhutchins> You're not supposed to upgrade macs, you just replace them.
[17:21] <u0_a332> hii
[17:21] <akik> jhutchins: there's a store here that does that job (1 TB ssd) but it costs 299e
[17:21] <u0_a332> hallo
[17:23] <luna> hi
[17:26] <jhutchins> akik: Yeah, at terabyte sizes they're still pretty expensive.
[17:27] <ravage> they start at about 70€
[17:27] <ravage> Samsung 870 QVO
[17:27] <u0_a332> exit
[18:05] <murathan> h'
[18:05] <murathan> hi
[18:53] <Ailithic> Hello?!
[19:03] <relipse> Hi, I connected Barrier on my Windows 11 machine (server) to my Ubuntu 22.04 LTS , at first it didn't work  with wayland (sp?) but then I switched to x11 and it lets me share keyboard/mouse but the mouse movements are really slow and choppy, is there any fix for that? My ubuntu machine has no ethernet port
[19:07] <akik> holy maccarel firefox; 21 processes
[19:07] <akik> i got the i/o performing better
[19:07] <akik> now i can use firefox while rtorrent is hash checking
[19:08] <leprechaun> usb or ps2 mouse?
[19:10] <akik> usb
[19:11] <leprechaun> sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-mouse
[19:12] <webchat84> Hi, How can I look at the chat history?
[19:14] <akik> webchat84: https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/
[19:15] <akik> https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2023/03/04/%23ubuntu.html
[19:15] <akik> i'm internet famous :)
[19:15] <leprechaun> cd or dvd
[19:16] <akik> blu-ray
[19:17] <leprechaun> did you manage to install the driver from it then if you have no ethernet
[19:17] <leprechaun> works for me i have even tryed to install it for my self
[19:18] <webchat84> Thanks
[19:19] <hid3> Greetings everyone. I'm running Ubuntu 22.4 LTS. When I launch 'chromedriver --version' command as regular user, I'm getting the following error: /user.slice/user-0.slice/session-2.scope is not a snap cgroup . However, if I launch the same command as root, it executes fine, no error. What's the problem?
[19:23] <webchat84> Hi, I have a Dell Inspiron 14 5425. Once I suspend it takes more than 60 seconds for the laptop to wakeup. It works fine with Windows but does not with Ubuntu. I have tried Ubuntu 22.04 and 22.10. With Ubuntu 22.10 I have tried Kernel 5.19.0, 6.2.1 and 6.2.2. I also have updated the BIOS to the latest version.. Any help appreciated..
[19:24] <webchat84> Issue similar to (or the same as) https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=216773. Considering that there is a patch already.. would there be a way to know when the patch goes in to mainline.. few days, wees or months?
[19:24] -ubottu:#ubuntu- bugzilla.kernel.org bug 216773 in Power Management "PM: resume devices took 60.044 seconds || Dell Inspiron 14 5425" [Normal, Assigned]
[19:32] <jhutchins> webchat84: There's no reason not to apply the patch yourself.
[19:35] <webchat84> I am not good with kernel builds.. this was the first time I attempted it.. I have run into multiple problems when applying the patch... and the build takes hours to finish.. Hence can live with the suspend issue for a few weeks if its going to be part of a mainline release in the near future..
[19:35] <webchat84> I am going to attempt the build again...
[19:37] <jhutchins> We used to use kernel builds as benchmarks precicely because they took a long time.  They displayed the sustained performance of the system.
[19:38] <Jeremy31> webchat84: That patch only helps Dell Vostro 5625
[19:39] <jhutchins> Jeremy31: Still might be worth trying.  Dells share a lot of parts.
[19:39] <Jeremy31> It would have to share the DMI Product name
[19:41] <jhutchins> I don't think product names affect performance.
[19:49] <Jeremy31> webchat84: Does it have AMD CPU and NVME?
[19:55] <webchat84> AMD CPU: Yes, NVME not sure.. but have SSD
[19:59] <Jeremy31> webchat84: The one patch seems to work with different CPU families https://bugzilla.kernel.org/attachment.cgi?id=303729&action=diff&collapsed=&headers=1&format=raw
[20:02] <Guest31> can i get help
[20:06] <webchat84> Hi Jeremy31, the patch works for "Inspiron 14 7425" and "Inspiron 16 5625". Mine is "Dell Inspiron 14 5425". Would it also work for my laptop model?
[20:06] <Jeremy31> webchat84: You could change the source from 7425 to 5425 and see if it works
[20:07] <jhutchins> webchat84: How would he know?
[20:08] <jhutchins> Guest31: We can't answer that until we know what you need.
[20:08] <Guest31> my sound just vanished
[20:08] <Guest31> i use hdmi
[20:08] <webchat84> Looking for a patch for my laptop model. Which is "Dell Inspiron 14 5425"
[20:08] <Jeremy31> webchat84: what kernel are you using?
[20:09] <webchat84> Background: I have a Dell Inspiron 14 5425. Once I suspend it takes more than 60 seconds for the laptop to wakeup. It works fine with Windows but does not with Ubuntu. I have tried Ubuntu 22.04 and 22.10. With Ubuntu 22.10 I have tried Kernel 5.19.0, 6.2.1 and 6.2.2. I also have updated the BIOS to the latest version.. Any help appreciated..
[20:09] <leprechaun> nvidia or amd
[20:10] <webchat84> AMD
[20:11] <leprechaun> Guest31 nvidia or amd
[20:11] <Guest31> can i get help
[20:11] <Guest31> amd
[20:12] <leprechaun> Guest31 Whats the problem then exept using hdmi
[20:12] <leprechaun> Guest31 Whats the problem then exept using hdmi
[20:13] <Guest31> there is no sound
[20:14] <leprechaun> ok have you been looking in settings/sound/output
[20:15] <leprechaun> output device hdmi and it would work
[20:19] <jhutchins> Guest31: Actually... can you remember what might have changed since the last time it worked?  What applications have no sound now?
[20:20] <Jeremy31> webchat84: The one patch I found should be easy to put into the 5.19 source code and compile
[20:21] <webchat84> Hi, Got the following error when running the build.. Any clud what the issue could be... "make: *** [Makefile:2021: .] Error 2
[20:21] <webchat84> "
[20:23] <Jeremy31> webchat84: No idea on that error
[20:24] <leprechaun> Guest31 have you located the hdmi settings tab?
[20:24] <Guest31> where is that
[20:33] <leprechaun> Guest31 https://snipboard.io/xvmtPi.jpg
[20:36] <Guest31> yes
[20:37] <leprechaun> Guest31 so you have hdmi as output device and still no sound?
[20:38] <Guest31> there is no hdmi
[20:38] <leprechaun> try to reinstall the driver then
[20:38] <Guest31> only spdif
[20:42] <leprechaun> post a picture
[20:42] <leprechaun> https://snipboard.io/
[20:42] <leprechaun> no need to register
[20:42] <aog> when I try ubuntu 22.04 from install media on new x1 carbon gen 10, all works well -- but when I finish installing ubuntu on it, the screen flickers when the mouse mouse towards the bottom of the screen
[20:43] <aog> moves towards*
[20:43] <Guest31> https://snipboard.io/TmuvRF.jpg
[20:45] <leprechaun> what happens if you click on thest then
[20:45] <Guest31> only shows spdif
[20:46] <Guest31> https://snipboard.io/oMHIgs.jpg
[20:46] <leprechaun> yes i know and mine is an nvidia so maybe i'm not able to help anymore
[20:46] <Guest31> ok
[20:47] <ravage> aog: https://ljvmiranda921.github.io/notebook/2021/09/01/linux-thinkpad-screen-flicker/ may still be relevant but i dont know what card this laptop has
[20:47] <leprechaun> diffrent configurations... you did not say if you got sound on the test button
[20:48] <leprechaun> whats the setup streo surround?
[20:48] <Guest31> stereo
[20:49] <leprechaun> Guest31 what happens if you click on the test button and choose right and left
[20:49] <ravage> aog: also https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Ubuntu/Thinkpad-X1-Carbon-Gen-10-Linux-Setup/m-p/5158736 suggests that 5.19 kernel of 22.04.2 could be a problem. in that case use a 5.15 kernel
[20:49] <Guest31> nothing
[20:49] <leprechaun> ok
[20:50] <leprechaun> i would try to reinstall the driver or choose a diffrent version
[20:50] <ravage> aog: install the linux-image-generic package to get 5.15 select it on the grub menu
[20:51] <Guest31> i dont have a driver
[20:52] <leprechaun> what gpu do you have then
[20:52] <Guest31> amd radeon hd 7800 series
[20:52] <aog> the Try Ubuntu image is using the 5.19.0.32-generic kernel and no screen flickering whatsover
[20:53] <ravage> aog: then try to install that kernel on your system and test it
[20:53] <ravage> if a 5.19 kernel update causes the problem look for a bug report about / report a bug
[20:53] <aog> I have exactly that kernel after install but the screen flickers, it's a bummer
[20:54] <leprechaun> Guest31 https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-amdgpu-unified-linux-22-40-3
[20:54] <aog> what's so different between Try Ubuntu and full install
[20:54] <ravage> not much really. except some package updates
[20:54] <ravage> you can try linux-oem-22.04c
[20:54] <ravage> that will give you a 6.1 kernel
[20:54] <aog> also the weird thing is that the flicker happens only if the mouse goes towards bottom of the screen, otherwise all is good
[20:54] <ravage> just to rule out a problem with that
[20:55] <Guest31> wait i have it...
[20:56] <leprechaun> aog try a diffrent driver then for the mouse maybe?
[20:56] <aog> linux-oem-22.04c: what's this? a package that will add the 6.1 kernel?
[20:56] <ravage> yes
[20:57] <aog> curious about the naming convention...
[20:57] <aog> leprechaun: you think the laptop trackpad could cause the screen flickering issue?
[20:58] <leprechaun> worth a try...
[20:58] <aog> thank you guys, will try swapping kernels and let you know if the flickering fixes
[20:58] <aog> leprechaun: yeah, I'll connect an external mouse and see if it happens w/ another devices as well
[20:59] <leprechaun> ok
[21:00] <aog> when I bought the device x1 carbon gen 10 it said "certified ubuntu", thought I can just delete winblows from it and be up and running w/ ubuntu w/o issues...
[21:14] <leprechaun> aog did you try another driver
[21:18] <jhutchins> aog: Consider this a chance to learn about how the system works.
[21:18] <jhutchins> aog: Sometimes the installer will use a different video driver from what the installed system uses.
[21:20] <jhutchins> Mouse drivers haven't changed much in the last 20 years, except when it comes to touchpads/touchscreens.
[21:30] <morgan-u2> seeking altermatives to text editor, one with autobackup and with links that can be clicked. Advise if you know of some please. aaty
[21:35] <ravage> morgan-u2:  https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/linux_repositories.html  https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Clickable%20URLs
[21:46] <jhutchins> I believe emacs has a number of hypertext expansion modules, possibly backup as well.
[21:46] <jhutchins> vim will create backup files when opening a file for writing.
[22:06] <Bugies> hello, I have a problem with monodevelop on ubuntu 22.04. Where can I find a channel where I can ask about the software?
[22:08] <spacecase_> I just had an idea and I need someone to tell me how bad of an idea it is...
[22:10] <spacecase_> my boot drive is encrypted, and so is my secondary drive.  I would like to have this secondary drive mount automatically at boot, but I do not want to use a keyfile that is stored on the boot drive because if that drive goes bad, I'm locked out of the secondary drive.  However, assuming there is a way to put the passphrase into fstab... I think that wouldn't be a terrible way to deal with this.  Since the boot drive is encrypted, storing that key in
[22:10] <spacecase_> plain text in fstab would be encrypted.  thoughts and feelings?  I have yet to even see if it's possible to put a key into fstab
[22:12] <lvsmmusic> kindly direct me to the hardware enablement team
[22:15] <ducasse> spacecase_: you can add more than one key
[22:16] <jhutchins> spacecase_: What is your threat model for encryption?
[22:16] <jhutchins> lvsmmusic: We're just fellow users here.
[22:18] <spacecase_> my threat model lol... it's just a personal machine, I'm not doing anything properly illegal, don't have sensitive work data, pretty much just using encryption because it's a good idea and if someone walks off with my machine it makes their life harder (Ignoring the fact that I rarely ever turn it off, just put it to sleep)
[22:19] <spacecase_> but I do, in theory, prefer passphrases because they're not written down or stored anywhere other than my head
[22:19] <spacecase_> and having to keep a backup of a key somewhere seems problematic to me
[22:19] <jhutchins> spacecase_: I had to start using a password keeper just because of the number of "accounts" I have.
[22:20] <spacecase_> I definitely do use a password keeper for online passwords and all that, just not my drive encryption passphrase
[22:21] <ducasse> spacecase_: just use a keyfile on the bootdrive and a passphase so yoi can get in without it
[22:21] <ducasse> spacecase_: i think you have like 8 slots
[22:27] <spacecase_> alright, I'll look into it when I get a chance.  Thanks
[22:43] <lvsmmusic> jhutchins: hi
[22:44] <lvsmmusic> jhutchins: In the past I had spoken to the hardware enablement team, but I forgot where
[22:44] <Jeremy31> lvsmmusic: You can ask about an issue here
[22:46] <lvsmmusic> Jeremy31: Its not an issue actually, I drivers I need are in the new Linux kernel version 6.3, I would like to add those drivers to my current kernel. I thought who would be  better people to ask than the hardware enablement team
[22:47] <lvsmmusic> Does Ubuntu have a seperate channel fore kernel development?
[22:49] <jhutchins> lvsmmusic: Developers rarely participate in public forums.  They're more likely to be reached by mailing list.
[22:49] <lvsmmusic> correct
[22:49] <jhutchins> lvsmmusic: It's entirely possible for you to apply the necessary patches and compile your own kernel.
[22:50] <Jeremy31> lvsmmusic: what driver?
[22:50] <lvsmmusic> Jeremy31: hwmon drivers
[22:50] <lvsmmusic> jhutchins: I tried, but I am getting errors during compilation
[22:51] <lvsmmusic> I think we have #ubuntu-devel right?
[22:51] <jhutchins> Perhaps they are not internal drivers but external modules.
[22:52] <lvsmmusic> jhutchins: thats correct
[22:52] <lvsmmusic> no wait
[22:52] <jhutchins> lvsmmusic: What you might want is the lm-sensors package rather than the kernel then.
[22:52] <lvsmmusic> those drivers are written by the kernel developers
[22:52] <jhutchins> lvsmmusic: Probably not.
[22:53] <jhutchins> lvsmmusic: Drivers usually come from independent teams or developers.
[22:53] <lvsmmusic> jhutchins: I did that but sensors-detect says it found unknown chip. I did some googling and found that my motherboard is a new one and its drivers are not yet in the kernel
[22:53] <lvsmmusic> let me get the article
[22:54] <lvsmmusic> https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.3-HWMON
[22:54] <lvsmmusic> "ASUS TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS WIFI" thats my motherboard model
[23:54] <Werewolf> Hello.
[23:55] <Werewolf> I am having a sound issue;