[00:19] sup comin at u live from ubuntu 6.06 da-a-a-a-apper drake [00:20] 8-):-D=-O === shokohsc9 is now known as shokohsc === xenial is now known as Guest1668 === xenial is now known as Guest9386 [07:09] Hey there. [07:10] Hey there. [07:12] My ubuntu machine, when I install nvidia drivers, keeps defaulting xorg to nvidia gpu [07:12] how can I tell it to load amd instead? [07:12] I copied /usr/lib/share or whatever xorg.d/10-amd.conf to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ and even /etc/X11/xorg.conf [07:13] and it keeps loading xorg into the nvidia graphics card? [07:13] I need this graphics card free [07:17] prime-select --help [07:17] no clue :P but looks like it could be what you are looking for [07:43] ialokin, xorg shouldn't be using the nvidia driver to boot to start with === xenial is now known as Guest7895 [07:45] Long story short [07:46] xorg is loading up on the nvidia gpu, but I'm trying to make it load on the amd gpu === TomyLobo2 is now known as TomyLobo [08:00] cluelessperson_: i think for hybrid graphics with amd/nvidia you need switcheroo [08:01] then you might also look into 'run applications' with the specific graphics you want [08:08] lotuspsychje, I'm not trying to switch [08:08] I want the thing to use one graphics card [08:08] and reserve the other for when I want to use it [08:09] i didnt say switch [08:10] switcheroo is a mechanism that works a bit like nvidia-prime with intel/nvidia [08:10] i dont think ubuntu has a proper wiki for it yet [08:13] cluelessperson_: can you share your dmesg on that machine? [08:16] lotuspsychje, I prefer not to install other things. The thinking is to have drivers for both amd and nvidia installed, boot xorg on the integrated graphics [08:16] and use nvidia for docker or passthrough to VMs [08:17] cluelessperson_: thats what im trying to find out, if switcheroo already showsup in your dmesg by default [08:18] lotuspsychje, switcheroo does show up in dmesg [08:18] "detected switching method" [08:18] to see if both your drivers are installed; sudo lshw -C video [08:18] lotuspsychje, yes, they're both there. [08:19] ok, so can you also check when right mouse clicking applications, you can choose to run on a specific card? [08:27] lotuspsychje, not that I noticed before, however I just configured xorg.conf and now I see the right click otion. === Forza_ is now known as Forza [09:45] is yt-dlp outdated (version 2022.03.08.1) on ubuntu repos or are my repos bad? [09:46] !info yt-dlp [09:46] yt-dlp (2022.10.04-1, kinetic): downloader of videos from YouTube and other sites. In component universe, is optional. Built by yt-dlp. Size 1,561 kB / 8,933 kB [09:46] wich ubuntu release are you on chiselfuse [09:46] that's still super outdated lol [09:47] lotuspsychje: 5.15.0-1029-oracle #35~20.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jan 25 10:16:17 UTC 2023 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [09:47] !info yt-dlp focal [09:47] Package yt-dlp does not exist in focal [09:47] what's this focal and how did you figure out that mine is focal [09:48] i assume it at your above paste [09:48] my above paste doesn't have 'focal' in it [09:49] well apparently it does, or whatever my sources.list has [09:49] how about you just say your release then [09:50] lotuspsychje: how do i do that? [09:50] i thought that was the release [09:50] or something [09:50] lsb_release -a [09:50] Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS [09:50] focal [09:52] anyway, you can try the snap yt-dlp if you like [09:52] https://snapcraft.io/yt-dlp [09:55] hello [09:56] hi there [09:56] whats up [10:03] hello [10:04] welcome komi [10:05] thanks [10:05] im new to HexChat [10:05] this is the Ubuntu support channel here komi you can ask ubuntu related questions [10:05] ok ) [10:07] how do i change my usename btw [10:08] komi: /nick your new nick here [10:08] okay === komi is now known as komiwomi [10:08] komi: https://libera.chat/guides/ [10:08] cheers [12:50] Hi all [14:06] irc [14:06] D'Oh! [14:06] irc is nice ;) [14:07] ialokin: Also the keyword to recover when the network connection drops while hibernated. [14:09] ;) im using znc, so doesnt really matter === shokohsc5 is now known as shokohsc [14:58] anyone here using rclone from the Ubuntu repos instead of the latest upstream release? Is this something where I want the latest upstream fixes asap or can I sit on a an older version from over a year ago? [15:15] hsiktas[m]: if you found a bug in the release you get from the ubuntu archives you can report it [15:31] hsiktas[m]: I tried it and it failed to authorize to google photos. [15:31] hsiktas[m]: I imagine it's one of those things where Google is constantly "updating" the API. [15:32] Which ubuntu/rclone version are we talking about? E.g. lunar has 1.60 [15:33] I am on Jammy: https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=rclone [15:35] alkisg: I seem to be on 53.3. === komi is now known as komiwomi [15:36] If 1.60 from lunar works, it would be possible to request a backport to jammy-backports [15:36] As usually patches in such universe apps are scarce... [15:40] Let me see what happens with 62 (latest from rclone.org). [15:45] exit [18:03] bonsoir [18:03] :-) === chris15 is now known as chris14 [18:28] bom dia. [18:31] locate rc-local [18:51] Hello all. I noticed one my Ubuntu 22.04.2 VM is on kernel 5.19.0-38-generic, but another Kubuntu 22.04.2 VM is at 5.15.0-69-generic and it is thinking it is fully upgraded. Kubuntu was installed long tome ago, though. [18:52] !hwe | denixx [18:52] denixx: The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [19:01] ravage: Thanks! [19:18] So, all I need is to install linux-generic-hwe-22.04 in my Kubuntu VM, as I understood. Should I try to upgrade kernel to have a better version of wireguard stuff? [19:18] that package updates the kernel for you, test it first. [19:24] Where is freeipa-server? I only see clients in the repos... [19:26] if theres a package you want thats not there, then you need to compile it [19:34] rbox: A lot of packages are distributed by the upstream projects and interested thired parties as PPAs or downloads. FreeIPA doesn't seem to be one of them. [19:34] okay... and? [19:35] FKAShinobi: You might look at the freeipa site and try the Debian package. Make sure your backups are good first. [20:07] jhutchins - Sounds like it's a major change... It's not just a PAM mod? [20:37] FKAShinobi: I've been able to dodge responsibility for cross-platform authorization. I'm very good at other things. === docmax is now known as Guest4101 === docmax_ is now known as docmax [20:50] Hi, will RustiCL be available in Ubuntu 23.04? [20:51] that is part of mesa? [20:52] https://ubunlog.com/en/rusticl-is-already-certified-and-is-compatible-with-opencl-3-0/ [20:52] yes but mesa-opencl-icd still depends on libclc-15 which only implements OpenCL 1.1 [20:53] > Rust and Rusticl support will be disabled by default and will require compilation with explicit options [20:54] !23.04 [20:54] Ubuntu 23.04 (Lunar Lobster) will be the 38th release of Ubuntu, scheduled for release April 2023 (https://ubottu.com/y/ll). Join #ubuntu-next for support and questions. [20:54] see libclc-15 ibn Lunar, so no https://packages.ubuntu.com/lunar/mesa-opencl-icd [20:56] hm the Oibaf ppa doesn't mention it either [20:56] benpicco: See too: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-kernel-is-getting-rusty-in-lunar/34977 ; https://www.phoronix.com/news/Ubuntu-23.04-Rust-Linux-Kernel . [20:56] Bashing-om: RustiCL is userspace only [20:57] it's Mesa's new OpenCL implementation [20:58] benpicco: :( noted - thanks. [20:59] ubuntu 22.04 liveusb switch to localAnyone have a clue how to log into a locally already installed version of Linux from the LiveUSB? Updating the system broke the boot partition. just need to recover some things after I log in and activate the saved passwords because I can't figure out how to navigate /etc/shadow. Ubuntu 22.04 [20:59] chroot [20:59] chroot your install on that live usb [21:01] that led me to a good tutorial, thanks a lot... [21:01] have fun! [21:05] !fixgrub [21:05] GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 [21:07] Chakravanti: note that you should not usually edit /etc/shadow directly. use passwd instead. === Liowenex_ is now known as Liowenex === William is now known as Conna [23:23] how do i restart pulseaudi? [23:23] it always comes into a corrupted state where it does start to swap channels on its own and adjusts volume resulting in crackling etc [23:23] hence i killed it, so how do i start it again in gnome? [23:23] pulseaudio --start brings only up "dummy" devices and not the ones seen in alsamixer [23:24] remove the config and kill it with pkill, it will respawn === Liowenex_ is now known as Liowenex [23:25] pulseaudio -k or something like that [23:27] how do i remove the config? [23:27] its already killed [23:27] this is a constant source of frustration, pulseaudio never worked correctly for me [23:27] it would be nice if it worked as intended, but its extremely unstable for some reason [23:28] rm .config/pulse === chris14_ is now known as chris14 [23:35] ok and then? [23:35] pulseaudio --start does not find all devices [23:35] how is it started on reboot? [23:36] --start is not needed, pulseaudio respawns [23:36] it autostarts after kill, with a clean config [23:36] nope [23:37] if its killed it remains dead [23:37] if there are troubles finding hardware sound devices, maybe ac' 97 emulation is on in the bios. [23:37] it works when I reboot [23:38] until pulseaudio runs into its buggy state [23:38] then i kill it and restarting pulseaudio never fully recovers it to its previous state [23:38] very annoying [23:39] de-facto if it acts up again, run pulseaudio -k if that doesn't help, rm ~/.config/pulse/* ; pulseaudio -k [23:44] ok and how do i start it? [23:44] basically i just want the state after reboot when it worked for a while [23:44] it starts back up on it's own [23:44] well i wish [23:45] how long should i wait? [23:45] it does not start on its own [23:45] i need to start it somehow [23:46] https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/ZVWPMKJXnR/ [23:46] is it some systemctl service or such? [23:46] de-facto: as you can seem it restarts on it's own [23:46] ot does not on my system [23:46] as i said its buggy [23:47] questionable hardware, i say. [23:48] de-facto: what release of ubuntu and which kernel? [23:50] its 22.04 [23:50] but that problem already exists for as long as pulseaudio exitss [23:51] its not something related to a kernel or such [23:51] de-facto: ( cat /etc/os-release ; uname -a ; apt-cache policy pulseaudio ) | nc termbin.com 9999 [23:53] https://termbin.com/vi1k [23:56] so again: how do i start pulseaudio properly? [23:57] When installing ubuntu, there's this little checkbox to install proprietary drivers automatically, codecs and stuff, that I forgot to check [23:57] the line leftyfb gave, is correct [23:57] now ubuntu doesn't recognize my usb sound card [23:58] cluelessperson_: open "additional drivers" [23:58] install restricted extras [23:58] i just want to start pulseaudio the same way it gets started when rebooting [23:59] It's an ALC4050 [23:59] leftyfb, that doesn't list anything related to sound. [23:59] de-facto: grep autospawn /etc/pulse/client.conf [23:59] ; autospawn = yes