[00:51] <bobdobbs`> I'm on ubuntu 22.04. I just installed gimp using flatpak. I installed it as a non-root user. Now that I installed it, how do I run it? I can't find the binary.
[00:52] <bobdobbs`> Googling doesn't help me on this. The google results tell me which possible subdirectories the binary might be in. But when I look in those subdirectories, there aren't binaries. Just a further maze of subdirectories.
[00:54] <sarnold> try "flatpak run org.gimp.GIMP"
[00:54] <sarnold> (I stole that from https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/using-flatpak.html )
[00:54] <bobdobbs`> that does it! Thanks sarnold!
[00:54] <sarnold> yay :D
[00:55] <bobdobbs`> I'm basically trying to get this runing: https://github.com/intel/openvino-ai-plugins-gimp
[00:56] <bobdobbs`> It looks pretty cool. But I've never heard of openvino before
[01:00] <sarnold> well that looks neat
[01:00] <bobdobbs`> Yeah.
[01:01] <bobdobbs`> sarnold: like, photoshop has racked up some competition. Like the Affinity suite, which is commerical but has a one-off cost per version. I think that photoshop is trying to justify the subscription by providing AI tools.
[01:02] <bobdobbs`> sarnold: but this seems to provide comparable AI-enhanced workflow tooling for gimp
[01:02] <bobdobbs`> cd
[01:02] <bobdobbs`> whoops
[01:03] <sarnold> bobdobbs`: hopefully it'll stick around; it also has a bit of the feeling of a neato research project but it'll stagnate in a year and not even run in two years. that's just my guess, and I'd love to be wrong.
[01:06] <bobdobbs`> sarnold: Yeah. You might be right. But in a couple of years that won't matter, given the extremely high pace of change in the AI world.
[01:07] <sarnold> bobdobbs`: heh, maybe. but the others might be only done as SAAS websites or something annoying
[01:07] <bobdobbs`> This isn't even the first GIMP AI plugin. I came across one a few months ago that allows a user to plug GIMP into a local instance of stable diffusion.
[01:08] <bobdobbs`> btw, I'm gonna have to start again - I just accidently deleted my entire stable diffusion folder. lol.
[01:08] <bobdobbs`> Shouldn't take too long to set everything up again. I didn't lose any data that I created myself.
[03:26] <plt2> On varnish I changed the line from ExecStart=/usr/sbin/varnishd -a :80 -f /etc/varnish/default.vcl -s malloc,256m to this ExecStart=/usr/sbin/varnishd -a :801 -f /etc/varnish/default.vcl -s malloc,256m and it did not fix the issue
[04:24] <shadowhawk> hi
[04:58] <plt2> Does anyone understand this https://webuzo.com/docs/v2/webserver-module-configuration/#varnish-cache-with-nginx
[06:21] <db`> Hi people! Need some troubleshooting here.
[06:21] <EriC^^> !ask | db`
[06:29] <db`> So, I've got an old laptop (Sony Vaio) with legacy bios, winning Win 10. I setup ubuntu using a flash drive by manually configuring the partitions (the "something else" option during installation). I also had to setup an EFI partition of 512 MB. I got the /home on another partition (sda8) and / on sda6. EFI is on sda9. In the bootloader
[06:29] <db`> configuration, I chose sda9 (since EFI is on sda9; infact had tried with sda8 earlier). Now, when I boot, the system says " Operating system not found". Windows is on sda2. Windows recovery is on sda1. I don't see the bootloader/grub screen to choose os. I tried reinstalling and choosing bootloader to be on sda8 (/), still same issue. I guess I
[06:29] <db`> need to manually intervene and  fix the bootloader stuff. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
[06:30] <db`> Running*; not winning. Lol
[06:30] <EriC^^> db`: are you in the live session right now?
[06:31] <EriC^^> for future reference in the installer 'device for bootloader installation' you want to keep it as the disk itself not a partition
[06:31] <EriC^^> but in any case i dont think that's the issue
[06:31] <db`> EriC^^you mean I let the default option of the whole disk be the way it is, and not choose any option at all?
[06:32] <EriC^^> yeah exactly
[06:32] <db`> Okay, I'll give that a try. I guess I'll have to install Ubuntu all again?
[06:32] <EriC^^> nah
[06:32] <db`> Or can I just change the settings and it should work?
[06:33] <db`> Oh okay, thanks.
[06:33] <db`> I'll give that a try.
[06:33] <EriC^^> wait
[06:33] <EriC^^> are you in a live session right now?
[06:33] <db`> I'm not live atm. Will be in an hour or so
[06:33] <EriC^^> at this point that isnt the issue, if it didnt install ubuntu to the mbr windows should still boot so something else is up
[06:33] <EriC^^> ok
[06:35] <db`> Well, windows is on c:\. D:\ & F:\ are two additional partitions I've. I installed Ubuntu on F:\ by making partitions within, to keep /home separate.
[06:37] <db`> F:\ is 100 gb. I installed Ubuntu on 40gb of f drive - i.e / - sda6. 50gb of f drive for /home - sda8. EFI of 512 mb again from the balance leftover of f drive, and a swap
[06:37] <db`> So basically, I've kept Ubuntu out of windows partition EriC^^
[06:38] <EriC^^> i see
[06:38] <db`> So, do you suggest that I keep the bootloader option to the whole drive and try?
[06:39] <EriC^^> how many disks do you have?
[06:39] <db`> But since you say that it's not the issue, what do you intend?
[06:40] <db`> I have only 1 disk HDD 700GB. C, d & f drives are all from the same physical disk.
[06:40] <EriC^^> well right now the predicament is that if ubuntu installed to the mbr, you should at least get a grub rescue shell, if it didn't then windows should be booting so that's pretty odd
[06:41] <EriC^^> ok, and since you have only 1 disk, then that rules out another disk being booted
[06:42] <EriC^^> usually when one shrinks windows and stuff it's recommended to reboot into it a couple times so it changes its bootloader stuff, i wonder if that's the problem?
[06:42] <db`> No clue
[06:42] <EriC^^> in any case, you could try to reinstall ubuntu in the something else option, leaving the disk as the bootloader device and see what happens
[06:43] <db`> I carved out f drive for ubuntu from d drive, actually. Didn't touch c.
[06:43] <EriC^^> i see
[06:43] <EriC^^> maybe the 'boot flag' is now missing in the partition table? some bios wont boot a disk without it present
[06:44] <EriC^^> once you have a live usb session it will be easier to just take a look and see what might be wrong
[06:44] <db`> I can use the flash drive and goto the grub terminal. But then what commands do I use to fix the bootloader may probably fix it
[06:45] <db`> Sure, but I can't boot into windows at all. All I can do is plug in the flash drive & run ubuntu in try mode and get to terminal, or maybe use the grub console
[06:45] <EriC^^> that works
[06:46] <db`> Sure, I'll get back in an hour EriC^^, thanks
[06:54] <aiena> Where does ubuntu define the umask on startup/ FOr ubuntu in my shell it defaults to 0002 on alpine it defaults to 0022 so the os must be setting it somewhere
[06:54] <aiena> i looked in fstab but it is not there
[07:08] <rfm> aiena, itś in pam, read man pam_umask
[08:03] <shoto> Hello guys and girls
[08:03] <shoto> Can somebody answer a question regarding the ubuntu installation please?
[08:06] <shoto> I wanna install ubuntu next to windows for reasons. I already installed windows, created an empty partition for ubuntu and now I am asking myself which partitions i should create in the installer. I wanna encrypt my root partition. So I choose encrypted partition as partition type and set it to the root mount point /. But it wasn't enough. The installer told me to create a boot partition. Maybe because the boot
[08:06] <shoto> partition should not be encrypted. Can somebody help me with that?
[08:08] <shoto> My machine is a new lenovo ideapad 5 pro
[08:10] <heapify> I remember that with ubuntu you can easily "divide" the partition between windows and ubuntu. Anyway, when you set / to be an encrypted partition you need to create a separate partition for /boot
[08:12] <shoto> heapify: should the boot partition just be ext3 format?
[08:15] <shoto> If I'm using EFI boot, the partition type should be FAT for the boot partition, right?
[08:17] <aiena> shoto, yes you need i think 512mb as EFI minimum but if you have windows installed ubuntu can reuse the same efi partition to store the windows and linux efi data
[08:17] <aiena> shoto, you will have to disable secure boot i think afaik
[08:18] <aiena> shoto,  in the drop down there is a partition type EFI you would use that instead of FAT
[08:18] <aiena> though an EFI is FAT32 i think
[08:19] <shoto> Thank you very much!
[08:20] <shoto> A last question: There is a drop down menu for boot loader installation. Which location should I choose there? The boot partition? Or the encrypted root?
[08:20] <aiena> i am not sure never setup a system that way
[08:20] <aiena> shoto,I have an idea
[08:21] <aiena> install virtualbox on your windows system and experiment with 2 OSes inside it
[08:21] <shoto> aiena good idea
[08:21] <aiena> install a windows trial version and then install an ubuntu on the side
[08:21] <aiena> assuming your system can cope
[08:21] <shoto> yea, that's what i'll do
[08:22] <shoto> thank you all again! and have a great day!
[08:22] <aiena> if windows boots fine aftr that then you got 90% figured out
[08:22] <aiena> shoto, oh plese try to make a backup before a full install if something goes wrong and u have the resources
[08:22] <shoto> sure!
[08:22] <aiena> otherwise make sure you know exaclt whats going to happen and be insanely careful and cross fingures
[08:23] <aiena> i dont have backup drives but i had no issues because i test a lot or use a blank nvme drive disconnecting the main one etc.
[09:17] <gordonjcp> is there a way to make totem less useless?
[09:18] <gordonjcp> it can't play anything because it pops up a message saying "Unable to play the file" and "application/smil decoder is required to play the file but it is not installed"
[09:18] <gordonjcp> it's an mp4 file, in mpeg2 with PCM audio, there's no way it needs anything fancy
[10:07] <dig> hello, how can I install plugins in obs installed from flatpak
[10:17] <digup> hello, how can I install plugins in obs installed from flatpak
[10:37] <ogra> digup, ask the packager of the flatpak ...
[10:39] <ogra> (in the snap you put them into ~/snap/obs-studi👋current/.config/obs-studi👋plugins/ ... i'd assume the flatpak might have configured a similar dir for this, the maintainer should be able to tell)
[10:39] <ogra> bah ... silly emojis
[11:55] <x7upLime> I have an issue with my laptop: when the workload is high (but not a necessary condition..), it freezes and I have to force a shutdown
[11:56] <x7upLime> could it be kernel related, or hardware related? How can I tell?
[12:06] <lotuspsychje> x7upLime: keep a journalctl -f open and stress test your laptop and see if you can catch any errors to freeze it
[12:08] <x7upLime> does the journal also catch /proc/kmsg messages ?
[12:37] <nanas> hi, this page https://askubuntu.com/questions/64605/how-do-i-set-focus-follows-mouse explains how to focus windows (make them active) but only for that version of ubuntu, not valid for more current versions, how to do it with current version?
[12:38] <DumbLDoor> Hi All! I am trying to upgrade my old GA motherboard Z68MX-UD2H-B3 BIOS to UEFI. Can I run ubuntu 23.04 with Win 11 with UEFI?
[12:40] <lotuspsychje> nanas: all your hotkeys are shown in gnome settings/keyboard/hotkeys
[12:40] <lotuspsychje> !uefi | DumbLDoor
[12:40] <lotuspsychje> !dualboot | DumbLDoor see also
[12:41] <nanas>  thank you lotuspsychje but I don't want hotkeys, I want to raise a window just by hovering over it, that's not on the hotkeys section
[12:41] <DumbLDoor> Thank you @ubottu @lotuspsychje
[12:41] <lotuspsychje> nanas: then try dconf-editor to find your tweak on keyword
[12:42] <nanas> lotuspsychje, dconf-editor?
[12:42] <lotuspsychje> !info dconf-tools | nanas
[12:43] <DumbLDoor> When I upgrade BIOS to UEFI, will UEFI detect the current OS installations or I need install them again? Your answer will save me some time.
[12:43] <lotuspsychje> !info dconf-editor
[12:43]  * nanas lost already
[12:43] <lotuspsychje> nanas: just try to install it, see what it does
[12:43] <nanas> install what sorry?
[12:46] <lotuspsychje> nanas: dconf-editor
[12:49] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[12:52] <nanas> lotuspsychje, it shows me new folders. nothing that looks like 'windows' or 'desktop' for now
[12:53] <lotuspsychje> nanas: dconf-editor has a search function, try 'focus' for example
[12:54] <lotuspsychje> nanas: i think the value you looking for is, focus-mode
[12:59] <nanas> lotuspsychje, thank you so much, it seems to have worked
[12:59] <lotuspsychje> welcome nanas
[15:35] <pasjrwoctx> Hello is anyone here? I have an issue updating Ubuntu, I am getting errors, in which you can see here https://pastebin.com/ee1Nw7u9 please help
[15:42] <jeremy31> pasjrwoctx: see https://forum.yunohost.org/t/update-errors-fetchfailedexception-and-splitting-up-failed/7604/2
[15:48] <pasjrwoctx> @jeremy31: I tried that see the results here https://pastebin.com/G67jSFZm
[16:15] <pasjrwoctx> what does this mean? /usr/bin/apt-key: 692: echo: echo: I/O error
[16:16] <rbox> what errors are in dmesg
[16:19] <pasjrwoctx> i have no clue
[16:23] <tomreyn> pasjrwoctx: "dmesg" is a command you can run, which generates output, possibly including erros.
[16:26] <tomreyn> pasjrwoctx: your file system probably ran full. see    df -h    and   df -hi
[16:29] <natewrench> its great to see Ubuntu Pro supporting releases for at least 10 years
[16:31] <pasjrwoctx> tomreyn: here https://pastebin.com/SvfUDY31
[16:36] <tomreyn> pasjrwoctx: so what would you say, reading this, has anything run full?
[16:36] <pasjrwoctx> /tmp/ looks full, should I just delete it all?
[16:37] <tomreyn> pasjrwoctx: clearing up some space there so that applications such as apt, which need some temporary storage in /tmp, can operate, would probably help.
[16:39] <tomreyn> /tmp does not normally run full, i would suggest you examine what caused it to do so, and to delete just that, if possible. some of what is stored in /tmp may still be in use until next reboot (so deleting that may not be safe).
[16:40] <pasjrwoctx> Thank You tomreyn, for your help, it was the df-h that helped me see my /tmp/ needed to be emptied. Thanks have a great weekend.
[16:40] <tomreyn> you're welcome, have a great weekend, too.
[16:41] <Jakov> bought ezcap 331, device to capture video from hdmi
[16:41] <Jakov> it works fine, but is not recognized by Linux
[16:41] <Jakov> could not locate any drivers
[16:41] <Jakov> vendor responded:
[16:41] <Jakov> Usually the deivde based on UVC standard, and can work with Linux.
[16:41] <Jakov> But there are many different versions, and cannot test it more.
[16:50] <tomreyn> Jakov: you can get the vnedor + product id's from lsusb, then search the web for any potentially existing drivers.
[16:54] <Jakov> https://justpaste.it/camc5
[16:54] <Jakov> must be Quanta Computer, Inc. HD Camera
[16:54] <Jakov> or not :)
[16:57] <tomreyn> i see no indication for "ezcap 331" linux support anyways
[16:58] <Jakov> any ezcap devices found?
[17:00] <tomreyn> https://linux-hardware.org/?view=search&vendor=ezcap#list
[17:00] <tomreyn> try a different usb port, too
[17:01] <tomreyn> your lsusb does not seem to list the device
[17:02] <Guest65> WHat does "trust this executable" do? Does it weaken my security?
[17:02] <Jakov> Bus 002 Device 002: ID 32ed:3200 ezcap ezcap CAM LINK 4K
[17:02] <Guest65> Right click firefox desktop icon "trust this executable"?
[17:04] <forrestgumpthedu> .buffer 14
[17:05] <causative> Guest65, it allows you to execute the executable, which does weaken your security if the executable is insecure or malicious
[17:05] <Guest65> hmmm
[17:06] <Guest65> I cant already run firefox without checking that box
[17:06] <Guest65> I can*
[17:06] <Jakov> tomreyn what does it mean?
[17:06] <causative> maybe whatever is on your desktop is a different executable than the firefox you installed
[17:06] <causative> so you don't need it
[17:06] <causative> and shouldn't execute it
[17:13] <Guest65> ...
[17:13] <Guest65> its the firefox icon
[17:13] <Guest65> just on my desktop
[17:13] <Guest65> Notepad, Fireefox... all have ethis "!" on the icon
[17:13] <Guest65> when I trust the executable, the ! dissapears
[17:14] <Guest65> but Im wondering if that has security implications
[17:14] <rbox> ls -l ~/Desktop
[17:42] <taketime> I can't launch python script from icon
[17:42] <taketime> Exec=/home/pitcher2.py
[17:42] <taketime> it wont run
[17:42] <ioria> maybe /hom/user/*.py
[17:44] <taketime> no
[17:44] <taketime> location is correct
[17:44] <jeremy31> taketime: relative to root file system?
[17:45] <taketime> yeah there is only one home
[17:46] <ioria> only one home... meaning exactly ?
[17:46] <taketime> allright
[17:46] <jeremy31> but /home/pitcher2.py could also be shown as /home/$USER/pitcher2.py
[17:46] <taketime> python thinks the script I'm running is not in the directory
[17:46] <taketime> I'm running it from
[17:46] <taketime> no
[17:48] <taketime> how do I make it think that when I exec
[17:48] <ioria> please, rethink your plan
[17:48] <taketime> should cd?
[17:48] <jeremy31> Exec=/home/$USER/pitcher2.py
[17:48] <taketime> jeremy no
[17:49] <taketime> okay well yes but it's not about user folder
[17:49] <rbox> python doesnt "think"
[17:50] <jeremy31> you will likely have to change $USER to match the user name
[17:50] <taketime> exec needs to cd
[17:50] <taketime> no\
[17:50] <taketime> it does not go to directory at all ]
[17:50] <taketime> even if file is in $USER
[17:51] <taketime> script seems to run from /
[17:51] <jeremy31> copy the file to /usr/bin/ and change the exec line and see if it works
[17:52] <taketime> PYTHON script runs in that directory
[17:52] <taketime> and does job there
[17:52] <taketime> Exec=/home/$USER/pitcher2.py
[17:52] <taketime> this supposed to run .py
[17:53] <taketime> python seem to not understand the directory where it's at from Exec=
[17:53] <jeremy31> change $USER to actual user
[17:54] <taketime> DUDE
[17:54] <taketime> IT DOES NOT WORK
[17:54] <ioria> taketime, try 'Exec=python3 /home/$USER/pitcher2.py'
[17:54] <jeremy31> for me it would be Exec=/home/jeremy/pitcher2.py
[17:55] <tomreyn> specify the interpreter, python, or similar, with full path, or make sure you have a 'hashbang' in line one of the script and run it through 'env' (again with full path)
[17:55] <taketime> it does not work
[17:55] <ioria> taketime, or python2 (if you're using that ver)
[17:55] <taketime> nether way
[17:56] <taketime> Exec=python3 /home/$USER/pitcher2.py
[17:56] <taketime> Exec=/home/$USER/pitcher2.py
[17:56] <ioria> taketime, if it does not work, you probably need to correct some other path issues in the script itself
[17:56] <taketime> does not work
[17:56] <taketime> script runs
[17:56] <taketime> I open terminal in dir
[17:56] <taketime> python pitcher2.py
[17:56] <taketime> runs correctly
[17:56] <taketime> can't exec
[17:57] <taketime> Exec=/home/username/pitcher2.py
[17:57] <taketime> Exec=python /home/username/pitcher2.py
[17:57] <taketime> none of these 4 variants work
[17:57] <tomreyn> what's the output of    which python
[17:58] <taketime> dude it's 3
[17:58] <taketime> it really does not matter
[17:58] <ioria> paste the full .desktop file
[17:58] <taketime> exec won't do cd to dir and so it does not understand where script
[17:59] <taketime> [Desktop Entry]
[17:59] <taketime> Name=Pitcher
[17:59] <taketime> Exec=python3 /home/$USER/pitcher2.py
[17:59] <taketime> Icon=
[17:59] <taketime> comment=pitcher
[17:59] <taketime> Type=Application
[17:59] <tomreyn> this is going to take time
[17:59] <ioria> btw, taketime : https://linuxhint.com/run-python-script-desktop-icon-linux/
[18:00] <taketime> does not work
[18:01] <ioria> ok, paste the script then
[18:01] <tomreyn> not into the channel, though
[18:02] <taketime> it does not matter script runs okay when I open terminal in directory and run python pitcher2.py
[18:02] <taketime> I have to be with terminal in that dir
[18:02] <taketime> unless it's like that exec won't run script
[18:02] <taketime> so it's impossible to use python scripts as desktop icons
[18:03] <tomreyn> it's impossible unless you do it correctly.
[18:03] <taketime> what did I did incorrectly
[18:03] <taketime> I even sent you that .desktop file
[18:05] <tomreyn> did you read the article ioria posted a link to?
[18:05] <taketime> it does not work
[18:05] <taketime> everything is exactly
[18:05] <taketime> how it is in the tutorial
[18:05] <taketime> ubuntu is just bugging
[18:06] <tomreyn> you should probably slow / calm down first, maybe have a beverage, then take some time to read that article. maybe read it another time, and then try again.
[18:08] <taketime> nothing has been fast
[18:08] <ioria> taketime, i just did it one, works ok: https://termbin.com/2sy4
[18:09] <taketime> that is first of all terminal app
[18:09] <taketime> second of all , this was from start how I tried
[18:09] <taketime> it does not work
[18:09] <tomreyn> does your script have a hashbang in line 1?
[18:09] <ioria> taketime, so, the the problem is in the script, not in the system in general;
[18:10] <tomreyn> (specifying the interpreter)
[18:14] <taketime> Exec=/usr/bin/env python3 /home/$USER/pitcher2.py
[18:14] <taketime> wont work as well
[18:14] <taketime> yeah
[18:15] <taketime> it wont run with or without #!/usr/bin/env python
[18:17] <taketime> doing everything from terminal works
[18:17] <taketime> I just cd to dir
[18:17] <taketime> run python script.py
[18:17] <taketime> cd away
[18:17] <taketime> hustle over
[18:17] <taketime> it's just stupid that we cannot make icons that run terminal python scripts
[18:18] <taketime> well you will say we can, but I did every way and none of them make exec from right dir
[18:19] <tomreyn> hwich ubuntu version are you running there, which graphical desktop? where is the .desktop file placed, or how is it installed?
[18:19] <tomreyn> did you whitelist it using gio?
[18:19] <taketime> 22.04
[18:20] <taketime> gio set /usr/share/applications/pitcher.desktop metadata:: trusted true
[18:20] <taketime> gio: too many arguments
[18:21] <taketime> gio set /usr/share/applications/pitcher.desktop metadata::trusted true
[18:21] <tomreyn> no blank space before "trusted"
[18:21] <taketime> gio: metadata::trusted attribute setting is not supported
[18:24] <tomreyn> i'm not sure whether changes to files in /usr/share/applications/ will become effective unless you also run some commands to update the running desktop.
[18:26] <tomreyn> try placing the file in your actual desktop directory instead.
[18:28] <tomreyn> there is also ~/.local/share/applications/ - the default install location for per user .desktop files (to provide your session with additional applications which are also to be added to the menus / become known to the gnome shell, if any)
[19:06] <JanC> taketime: see https://specifications.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/ar01s06.html
[19:08] <JanC> if you need a specific working directory to always run from, you probably want to use Path
[19:09] <JanC> (alternatively, you can also change to that working directory with Python itself, of course)
[19:15] <JanC> also, you might have to quote that $
[19:41] <rfm> taketime, JanC here's a .desktop I put in my Desktop directory, marked executable, and clicked on.   After clicking through the xfce dialog to mark it trusted, I got a python interpreter running in a terminal in my home directory. https://dpaste.com/6F2EQGJAK
[20:05] <hxsxfxr_xxet> hola
[20:06] <hxsxfxr_xxet> dime hola
[20:06] <dog_whistle> sup
[21:23] <fluid> I have a new USB<->ethernet adapter that I can't get working. I downloaded the driver from the chip manufacturer, built and installed with modprobe. Device is detected but link is down and I've been unable to bring it up.
[21:23] <fluid> "ip link set eno1 up" gives no error but the link stays down.
[21:24] <fluid> if I remove the cable from the motherboard ethernet connection and plug it into the usb device, it's still not happy.
[21:24] <fluid> I've verified the device works by plugging it into my windows machine.
[21:28] <fluid> oh, "UP in <> is the link, not the "state DOWN" thing. Ok, progress
[21:28] <jhutchins> fluid: Check rfkill, see if it's "off"?
[21:31] <fluid> rfkill not installed
[21:31] <fluid> It's a wired interface
[21:31] <fluid> no lights when I plug in a known good connection
[21:32] <fluid> "rfkill list" shows nothing
[21:33] <fluid> ip says "NO-CARRIER"
[21:33] <NickH> Probably best to state exactly what this device is,  what driver you downloaded, and what instructions you followed.
[21:35] <fluid> Device is a StarTech USB 3.0 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter USB31000SPTB
[21:36] <fluid> I downloaded the ASIX_USB_NIC_Linux_Driver_Source_v1.1.0 and compiled it based on the instructions in the Readme, which was just running "make install" and then "modprobe ax_usb_nic"
[21:37] <fluid> The file is the AX88179A driver listed for the "Linux kernel 5.x/4.x/3.x/2.6.x"
[21:39] <jeremy31> fluid: was is the devices ID from> lsusb
[21:40] <fluid> ASIX Electronics Corp. AX88179 Gigabit Ethernet
[21:40] <jeremy31> I need the USB ID from lsusb results
[21:40] <fluid> sorry, 0b95:1790
[21:42] <ravage> fluid: https://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-2470874.html
[21:43] <ravage> so try to rmmod your custom kernel module
[21:43] <ravage> then try
[21:43] <ravage> sudo rmmod ax88179_178a
[21:43] <ravage> sudo modprobe cdc_mbim
[21:43] <ravage> sudo modprobe ax88179_178a # optional
[21:46] <fluid> I don't have ax88179_178a. Should I try to modprobe my new driver after I modprobe the cdc_mbim?
[21:46] <ravage> i would try to plug it in after you loaded cdc_mbim
[21:46] <ravage> maybe it just works?
[21:47] <jeremy31> A year old bug report shows that this works in terminal>  sudo rmmod ax88179_178a && sudo modprobe usbnet
[21:47] <ravage> try that too if it does not work
[21:48] <fluid> same situation. No link lights, ip says "NO-CARRIER"
[21:48] <ravage> it is a little strange that it registers as eno1
[21:48] <ravage> my usb ethernet devices all get names that start with usb
[21:49] <fluid> altname enp0s31f6
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[21:49] <jhutchins> fluid: You said it works in Windows?
[21:49] <fluid> yup
[21:49] <jhutchins> fluid: Actually establishes a connection?
[21:50] <fluid> yes, been using it for weeks
[21:50] <jhutchins> fluid: Try a different USB port?
[21:51] <fluid> Same result.
[21:52] <jeremy31> fluid unplug the thing and run in a terminal dmesg -w then plug it in, then paste the terminal output at dpaste.com, post URL here
[21:55] <fluid> http://dpaste.org/Z67Ot
[21:57] <jhutchins> I didn't realize that the new naming scheme brings interfaces up as "eth0" then re-names them.  I thought it went the other direction.
[21:58] <jeremy31> USB devices get the MAC address as part of the new naming
[21:59] <jeremy31> fluid: what happens in terminal when you plug a cable into it?
[21:59] <jhutchins> [ 2578.823069] ax_usb_nic 2-7.2.1:1.0 enx000acd2b48d1: renamed from eth0
[21:59] <fluid> nothing
[22:00] <jeremy31> fluid: Did you try it before installing that driver?
[22:05] <fluid> Yes. Same issue.
[22:13] <fluid> mfg has a driver on their website, same identifier, but needs other software to compile.
[22:18] <fluid> I had to install flex and bison but now I'm getting an issue about making syscall_32.tbl
[22:20] <fluid> the $(shell PWD) everyone is recommending doesn't fix it
[22:21] <jeremy31> fluid: what Ubuntu version?
[22:23] <fluid> 22.04
[22:23] <fluid> 22.04.1 LTS
[22:24] <jeremy31> fluid: URL from terminal for > lspci -nnk |grep-iA3 net|nc termbin.com 9999
[22:26] <jeremy31> Whoops, lspci -nnk |grep -iA3 net|nc termbin.com 9999
[22:26] <jeremy31> Missed a space
[22:27] <fluid> lspci not lsusb?
[22:28] <fluid> https://termbin.com/l9j3
[22:29] <jeremy31> It has 2 ethernet connectors built in?
[22:29] <fluid> yes
[22:30] <jeremy31> I guess you tried both?
[22:31] <fluid> the internal ports work
[22:32] <jeremy31> Why the need for the USB adapter?
[22:32] <fluid> I need more!
[22:36] <jeremy31> Why?
[22:42] <fluid> even "make clean" doesn't work,
[22:42] <fluid> fs/aufs/magic/mk: No such file or directory
[22:43] <fluid> SUBDIRS is depreciated......
[22:46] <fluid> and the new driver throws errors on incompatible-pointer-types and return-type
[22:46] <fluid> What a mess, all for a USB device.
[22:58] <fluid> ok, I seem to have made progress. I power-cycled what the adapter is connected to and have "ax88179 - Link status is: 0" followed by "ax88179 - Link status is: 1" in dmesg
[23:00] <fluid> Still no lights on the USB adapter but I *am* getting messages when I disconnect and reconnect the network cable
[23:31] <Guest50> I'm trying to upgrade the clangd package on ubuntu 20.04 from clang-10 to clang-11. I can install clangd-11 from apt, but this does not change the version of clang. Is there some other command I need to run to make the clangd package point to clangd-11 instead of the older version?
[23:37] <rbox> it looks like the clangd package provides the clangd symlink whcih points to clangd-10
[23:37] <rbox> so you have to run clangd-11 if you want the version 11
[23:49] <Guest50> rbox: Is there a way of changing which binary clangd points at? Which apt/dpkg will still honor?
[23:49] <rbox> no
[23:50] <rbox> the package owns /usr/bin/clangd and it points to clangd-10
[23:50] <rbox> i suppose you could uninstall clangd
[23:50] <rbox> and manually create a /usr/bin/clangd
[23:50] <rbox> but putting random files in /usr is bad form, espeically stuff owned by packages
[23:50] <Guest50> Is there a way of checking these paramaters of each package on the command line? To see if clangd-11 will update the symbolic link?
[23:51] <rbox> huh?
[23:51] <rbox> i just told you it wont
[23:51] <Guest50> How do I get information about the package?
[23:51] <rbox> what "information"
[23:51] <Guest50> What symbolic links it changes and things like that
[23:51] <rbox> dpkg -L will tell you what files a package owns
[23:51] <Guest50> Thanks