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IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> Hello everyone I'm using Kubuntu 22.04 using Wayland04:02
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> And whenever I close my laptop and open it again then I see this weird thing as shown in the video04:03
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> The only option left to me at that time is to shut down the system and restart it again04:03
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> What should I do in order to get through this problem.04:04
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> Please suggest some solutions04:04
DDROh gosh, I haven't got sleep sorted out myself here, some issue with the graphics card not turning back on.05:05
DDRYou _could_ try seeing if 'hibernate' vs 'sleep' works, or disabling sleep when you close the lid. 😬05:06
DDRBut ideally it would just work.05:06
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> The graphics card is05:31
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> Operating System: Kubuntu 22.0405:31
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> KDE Plasma Version: 5.24.705:31
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> KDE Frameworks Version: 5.92.005:31
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> Qt Version: 5.15.305:31
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> Kernel Version: 5.15.0-73-generic (64-bit)05:31
IrcsomeBot<n_holo> Or can you switch back to X11 otherwise?05:35
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> Yeah I was using that earlier but I am also using waydroid which only runs on Wayland (re @n_holo: Or can you switch back to X11 otherwise?)05:36
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> So I wanted to use Wayland05:36
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> But getting this issue05:36
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> Should a change of Desktop Environment help..?05:36
IrcsomeBot<n_holo> Doesn't matter, it's something with graphics server sorry and\or drivers05:38
IrcsomeBot<n_holo> Doesn't matter, it's something with graphics server support and\or drivers05:38
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> https://irc-attachments.kde.org/354ba0ad/file_66657.jpg05:40
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> journalctl -xe05:40
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> I ran this command (re @a_k_s_27: journalctl -xe)05:40
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> Any idea on what vendor.hwcomposer-2-1 is05:42
IrcsomeBot<a_k_s_27> Can anyone tell me a way to report a bug for Kubuntu05:47
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mparillo!bugs09:43
ubottuIf you find a bug in Kubuntu, please follow the instructions at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Bugs/Reporting to report the issue to the developers.09:43
mparilloHmm. Is that link 404 for you?09:45
m_tadeuhi....since amarok seems out, what is recommended for media player and media manager?13:55
mybalzitchmparillo: is for me14:28
mybalzitchI wonder if thats a bug14:28
rmsMy Kubuntu 22.04 LTS simply froze, could not click anything although my mouse was moving. I believe Plasma simply crashed. How can I resume my work without rebooting next time Plasma crashes?15:23
rmsWas expecting something more stable when I switched from Ubuntu to Kubuntu :(15:23
rmsGoing into ctrl + alt + f2 and try to restart Plasma did not work so I had to reboot which is not good when you have many working processes15:24
rmsI have RX6700XT and Ryzen 7 7700X15:25
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IrcsomeBot<Abdullah Mohamed> Hello17:28
skramer_Anybody else experiencing issues with Kup backup? Backup does never start on Jammy while it used to work without problems on 20.04. Any idea how to solve?17:49
joseeduardoHey you18:23
joseeduardoGood afternon18:23
joseeduardoI need to know if I can remove a driver, specefically radeon, amdgpu if the system doesn't using it.18:25
tomreynjoseeduardo: those are in the kernel. you could remove the 2d Xorg driver, but first of all i'd say know why you "need to" do this. you probably don't 'need to'.18:26
tomreynwhat's the issue you're trying to solve?18:27
joseeduardoThe upgrade to 23.04 fail with dkms building18:29
joseeduardoThen just the older kernel working for now18:30
joseeduardo5.1918:30
tomreynjoseeduardo: and the error message was?18:44
tomreynmaybe you 'just' need more space in /boot ?18:45
tomreynyou can omit some drivers off initrd, and blacklist drivers generally, too (though the latter would not save space, if space is your issue).18:46
joseeduardoGuessing one have to recompile the kernel with no radeon amdgpu to reinstall, since the system is running on 5.19 and make such change means nothing in the target 6.218:57
tomreyni don't understand why you'd want a kernel without those modules19:00
joseeduardoGrub is trying to use the shipped kernel that the installation can't build. Stuck in the boot process and just turning power hard to achieve the boot menu in the next booting process that I guess is possible due bios settings boot sequence...19:04
tomreynthe real question is: why did the extra kernel module fail to build? and would solving this fix the kernel image?19:06
tomreynyou can boot into older kernels by selecting them from grub's "Advanced" menu. you can bring up grub during boot by pressing escape (uefi boot) or holding down shift (bios boot)19:07
tomreynjoseeduardo: to explain: dkms only runs when third party modules (drivers which are not already in the kernel) need to be built. and if it fails to run, then you should inspect what it tried to build and how that failed to build, and fix that.19:14
tomreynit won't be related to the in-kernel drivers you mentioned19:14
joseeduardoAs I tried mention dkms doesn't do the work to radeon driver. I'll run apt again, it ever output the error.19:32
joseeduardomake -j4 KERNELRELEASE=6.2.0-20-generic -C /lib/modules/6.2.0-20-generic/build M=/var/lib/dkms/radeon-si/1a/buil19:33
joseeduardod...(bad exit status: 2)19:33
joseeduardomake -j4 KERNELRELEASE=6.2.0-20-generic -C /lib/modules/6.2.0-20-generic/build M=/var/lib/dkms/radeon-si/1a/buil19:34
joseeduardod...(bad exit status: 2)19:34
tomreynwhy are you building this driver on your own?19:35
tomreynthe radeon driver is already in the kernel.19:36
joseeduardowarning: the compiler differs from the one used to build the kernel19:37
joseeduardo  The kernel was built by: x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc-12 (Ubuntu 12.2.0-17ubuntu1) 12.2.019:37
joseeduardo  You are using:           gcc-12 (Ubuntu 12.2.0-17ubuntu1) 12.2.019:37
joseeduardoThat's from the make.log19:37
tomreynsee above19:39
joseeduardoThe compiling process is error prone to a compiler name19:41
joseeduardoWell thanks for all. Maybe the next version fix all that. Anyway 5.19 I'll try to set grub to directly boot 5.19 kernel.19:43
tomreynyou probably just need to dkms remove radeon-si19:45
tomreynsudo dkms remove radeon-si/1a19:46
joseeduardoIt is shipped in 6.220:06
joseeduardoShipped in 23.0420:06
tomreynjoseeduardo: i don't think so, there is no package which provides the path of /var/lib/dkms/radeon-si20:37
tomreyni believe you installed this on your own.20:37
tomreynhttps://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=lunar&arch=any&mode=exactfilename&searchon=contents&keywords=%2Fvar%2Flib%2Fdkms%2Fradeon-si20:37
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joseeduardoI'm figuring out how can one do this mess. The installer tricked me in some yes/no choose option for sure.20:45
joseeduardoThat's was in the upgrading Ubuntu version.20:46
tomreynwhich graphics card do you have there?20:48
joseeduardoIntel20:48
tomreynwell, if that's the only one then there is no use in keeping the readeon-si dkms module. just uninstall it.20:49
joseeduardoHD Graphics 62020:49
tomreynbut i really, really really doubt that kubuntu would have installed this dkms module anyways20:50
tomreyni mean, unless oyu asked it to20:50
tomreynand provided some means to put it into place there, because no package provides it20:51
joseeduardoBut the kernel isn't installed. Guessing unistall it in the running 5.19 will mirror in the setting for the intended 6.2 one20:52
joseeduardoI'm running Lunar 23.04 with previous 5.19 from the Kinetic Kudu20:54
joseeduardoFor sure very strange. no issue in the internet too, exactly20:56
joseeduardoIf there's Virtual Machines software installed20:58
joseeduardoVirtualBox will require them maybe. just a bet. Good night.21:06

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