[01:55] <user|6> Hello. I have a SD SanDisk MicroSD adapter that I plugged into my computer and it does not show the SD in the Disks and Devices. Where do I find it?
[09:05] <iomari892> greetings, is there  repository that can give me nftables 1.0.8 on 23.04?
[09:13] <iomari892> nevermind. It seems I'll have to compile from source.
 Is there a fix yet for the 'Activate and raise' in Wayland not working with panels yet?
[10:23] <Guest13> hey mates!
[10:23] <Guest13> why i cant save files to my hdd?
[10:24] <Guest13> thank you already!
[10:44] <Guest13> is anybody here?
[10:44] <Guest13> i really need help =)
 Your home drive or external drive? What happens exactly? (re @IrcsomeBot: <Guest13> why i cant save files to my hdd?)
[10:51] <Guest13> i have ssd and hdd
[10:51] <Guest13> kubuntu is on ssd and hdd is for storage
 What is your system installed on?
[10:51] <Guest13> usb
[10:52] <Guest13> ircsomebot are you here?
 ? You have a persistent usb? Kubuntu is installed to a USB and not to the ssd or hdd?
[10:53] <Guest13> kubuntu is installed to ssd
[10:53] <Guest13> i used usb to install kubuntu
[10:53] <Guest13> so how i can take my hdd to use? i want save files to it
 Ok. So, have you formated the hdd with ext4 then given it read/write permission?
[10:54] <Guest13> yea i formated it and it seems like the file is ext4
 Have you chmod 777 the drive?
[10:55] <Guest13> i dont understand what is chmod 777?
 That is what you need then! I will see if I can post you a guide.
[10:57] <Guest13> take the easiest guide that you can get
[11:00] <Guest13> ircsomebot are you here?
[11:24] <Dragonslicer> Guest13- if you know how, the easiest way to check is to open Konsole, go to the directory where the hard drive is mounted, and run "ls -al"
 sudo chown yourusername: /media/mountpoint
 Substituting yourusername and mountpoint as appropriate. (re @IrcsomeBot: <Guest13> take the easiest guide that you can get)
[11:25] <Dragonslicer> Otherwise, you can open Dolphin, go to the directory where the hard drive is mounted, right-click a blank space in the window, and go to Properties -> Permissions
[11:26] <Guest13> i cant change permissions
[11:26] <Guest13> i tried
 That would require Dolphin to be root, no? (re @IrcsomeBot: <Dragonslicer> Otherwise, you can open Dolphin, go to the directory where the hard drive is mounted, right-click a blank space in the window, and go to Properties -> Permissions)
 Which is cannot do.
 Which it cannot do.
[11:27] <Dragonslicer> Who's the owner of the directory?
[11:27] <Dragonslicer> If it's root, then you'll need to change the owner as root
[11:28] <Guest13> help me with konsole commands
[11:28] <Guest13> what i should type?
[11:28] <Dragonslicer> Do you know what directory the hard drive is at?
[11:28] <Guest13> how i check that
 Open Dolphin, go to your filesystem and media. Find the name of the drive.
[11:29] <Guest13> there is 2 hard drives ssd and hdd
[11:30] <Guest13> location to my hdd is /media/anwar
[11:30] <Dragonslicer> Try "ls -al /dev/disk/by-id/ata*"
[11:30] <Dragonslicer> Hopefully that will list only your hard drive
[11:30] <Guest13> ls: cannot access '/dev/disk/by-id/ata': No such file or directory
[11:30] <Dragonslicer> Did you include the *
 sudo chown yourusername-anwar?: /media/anwar
[11:31] <Guest13> well i did the command
[11:31] <Guest13> what now?
[11:32] <Dragonslicer> Run "ls -al /media/anwar"
 Did you put in your username? (re @IrcsomeBot: <Guest13> well i did the command)
[11:32] <Guest13> i did ls al/media/anwar what now?
[11:33] <Dragonslicer> What's the first entry? It should end with just .
[11:33] <Guest13> ls -al /media/anwar
[11:33] <Guest13> total 18
[11:33] <Guest13> drwxr-x---+ 5 root  root  4096 elo     9 23:05  .
[11:33] <Guest13> drwxr-xr-x  3 root  root  4096 elo     2 00:10  ..
[11:33] <Guest13> drwxr-xr-x  3 root  root  4096 elo     4 12:50  2c45b438-8d3d-4a1b-a035-d1fadd98b2e6
[11:33] <Guest13> dr-xr-xr-x  1 anwar anwar 2048 helmi  23 06:44 'Kubuntu 22.04.2 LTS amd64'
[11:33] <Guest13> drwxr-xr-x  4 root  root  4096 elo     1 20:55  writable
[11:34] <Dragonslicer> Run "sudo chown anwar:anwar /media/anwar"
[11:35] <Guest13> nothing happens
[11:35] <Dragonslicer> If that doesn't change the owner, run "sudo chown -v anwar:anwar /media/anwar"
[11:36] <Dragonslicer> Does "ls -al" still show it as owned by root?
[11:36] <Dragonslicer> By default, chown doesn't output anything
[11:37] <Guest13> so is it now changed?
[11:37] <Guest13> can i now use hdd?
[11:38] <Dragonslicer> Does "ls -al" show that the owner is anwar?
[11:38] <Guest13> drwxr-xr-x  3 root  root this is the only root i found
 Test it! Can you create a directory?
[11:38] <Guest13> i cant move files from ssd to hdd
[11:39] <Guest13> still not working
[11:39] <Guest13> and i cant create folder
[11:39] <Guest13> would be awesome if you can help with this problem
[11:40] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[11:40] <Dragonslicer> Run: ls -al /home/. | grep -e " \.$" -
[11:40] <Dragonslicer> Sorry
 Try "Chmod 777 /media/anwar"
[11:40] <Dragonslicer> Run: ls -al /media/anwar | grep -e " \.$" -
 Try "chmod 777 /media/anwar"
[11:41] <Dragonslicer> What does that output?
[11:41] <Dragonslicer> chmod 777 is probably a bad idea
[11:41] <Dragonslicer> And it definitely won't help, since it's already rwx for the owner
[11:41] <Guest13> ls -al /media/anwar | grep -e " \.$
[11:42] <Guest13> i tried this nothing happens
[11:42] <Dragonslicer> Press ctrl-c
[11:42] <Dragonslicer> Since you have an unclosed quotation mark
[11:42] <Dragonslicer> Make sure you copied the entire command
[11:42] <Dragonslicer> ls -al /media/anwar | grep -e " \.$" -
[11:43] <Guest13> drwxrwxrwx+ 5 anwar anwar 4096 elo     9 23:05 .
[11:43] <Guest13> this what it says
 Anyone tested ASUS ROG Strix G16 (2023) with Kubuntu ?
[11:44] <Dragonslicer> First, let's fix the potential security problem
[11:44] <Dragonslicer> chmod 755 /media/anwar
[11:44] <Guest13> nothing happens
[11:44] <Dragonslicer> The output of ls doesn't change?
[11:45] <Guest13> nothing show after that command
[11:45] <Dragonslicer> That's fine
 Me.  I don't call it lag, it is artifact, most noticeable  when watching youtube videos. I'm on nvidia 535.86.05, it works better than 525, but I also have some artifacts.  I did a TimeShift so I can test new drivers and come back (hope it works...., didn't go back yet). (re @IrcsomeBot: <Guest71> Anyone else have desktop lag using an nvidia gpu?)
[11:45] <Dragonslicer> Run the ls command again to see if it changed
[11:46] <Guest13> only ls?
[11:46] <Guest13> ls
[11:46] <Dragonslicer> ls -al
[11:46] <Dragonslicer> Or the longer command I gave before, if you want it to only show the one line
[11:47] <Guest13> i used ls -al
[11:47] <Guest13> drwxr-xr-x  3 root  root    4096 elo     1 21:05
[11:47] <Dragonslicer> Good
[11:47] <Guest13> this is only root i see
[11:47] <Dragonslicer> No, sorry
[11:47] <Dragonslicer> You aren't looking for root
[11:47] <Dragonslicer> You're looking for the line that ends with .
[11:48] <Dragonslicer> That shows the owner and permissions for /media/anwar
[11:48] <Guest13> https://snipboard.io/rJKun8.jpg
[11:49] <Dragonslicer> Sorry
[11:49] <Dragonslicer> ls -al /media/anwar
[11:52] <Dragonslicer> Try this
[11:53] <Dragonslicer> touch /media/anwar/test.txt
[11:54] <Guest13> touch /media/anwar/test.txt<- nothing happens
[11:54] <Dragonslicer> ls -al /media/anwar
[11:54] <Dragonslicer> If test.txt is there, then you have permission to write to the directory
[11:55] <Guest13> -rw-rw-r--  1 anwar anwar    0 elo    10 14:53  test.txt
[11:56] <Dragonslicer> There you go
[11:56] <Guest13> i still cant create folder in hdd
[11:58] <Guest13> Dragonslicer what i do now?
[11:59] <Dragonslicer> Try this
[11:59] <Dragonslicer> mkdir /media/anwar/test
[12:00] <Guest13> nothing happens
[12:00] <Dragonslicer> If that works, you can create directories
[12:00] <Dragonslicer> I have to leave. Looks like the problem is solved though.
[12:00] <Dragonslicer> Good luck!
 If i made a backup for generic data in Kubuntu like the Pictures file or the Music etc. Can i restore the backup in Gnome ?
 the backup is made using the KDE backup tool in the settings
 The commands that Dragonslicer has given you look to have worked. When you say, 'nothing happens' - if you mean nothing happens in the terminal then that is good. It means the command was successful. If it was not then you would get an error message. If you go to the drive you should now see a directory named 'test' and a file named test.txt. (re @IrcsomeBot: <Guest13> nothing happens)
[12:16] <Guest13> https://snipboard.io/UXFQMw.jpg
 The general backups tools for Linux use rsync underneath. Kup/bup - if that is what you are using -use another method. You would have to see if Kup/bup are available on Gnome. (re @lenny_kidd: the backup is made using the KDE backup tool in the settings)
 Hello, do you know when kubuntu 22.04.3 LTS will be released? I found this image https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/jammy/daily-live/current/ but it's not on the official kubuntu download page yet
 Hello, do you guys know when kubuntu 22.04.3 LTS will be released? I found this image https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/jammy/daily-live/current/ but it's not on the official kubuntu download page yet
[12:18] <Guest13> ircsomebot what i should do now? cant see any folders or files
 Make sure you are in the media directory. : https://irc-attachments.kde.org/581c16d6/file_67858.jpg
[12:22] <Guest13> https://snipboard.io/DVrdnX.jpg
[12:22] <Guest13> media is in ssd
[12:22] <Guest13> not in hdd
 Yes, and the hdd should be mounted there. Can you enter that anwar directory? (re @IrcsomeBot: <Guest13> media is in ssd)
[12:27] <Guest13> i can enter
 and can you see the test.txt file?
[12:28] <Guest13> yes i see it
[12:28] <Guest13> its inside my ssd
[12:28] <Guest13> not in hdd
 Then you now have read/write permission to the hdd!
[12:28] <Guest13> so i can create folder in hdd?
[12:28] <Guest13> or move files to hdd?
[12:29] <Guest13> cant move any files to hdd
 Perhaps just drag it over from the media mount to places on the left so you have easy access.
[12:31] <Guest13> what i should do now? i cant move files to hdd... it says that we cant create folder
 Is it an internal drive. If so, then you will also want it to automount. This will require adding the drive to the fstab file.
 ??? You already created files - so it is working. What exactly are you trying to do? (re @IrcsomeBot: <Guest13> what i should do now? i cant move files to hdd... it says that we cant create folder)
[12:32] <Guest13> i drag movie from ssd to hdd and it says we cant move
 😕
[12:35] <Guest13> and in inside hdd i cant create any folders
[12:35] <Guest13> it doesnt even give chance to add new folders
 Go to the directory with the movie and try  "sudo cp moviefile /media/anwar/
[12:37] <Guest13> doesnt work
 What was the print?
[12:38] <Guest13> cp: cannot stat 'moviefile': No such file or directory
 Where is you movie file?
[12:38] <Guest13> in ssd
 In the home directory, downloads, Videos?
[12:39] <Guest13> home
 and your terminal is opened in home user?
[12:40] <Guest13> i guess so
 /home/anwar  ?
[12:41] <Guest13> ../home
 Open Dolphin. Go to the directory with the movie. Hit F4
[12:42] <Guest13> i did it
[12:42] <Guest13> konsole is now open
 sudo cp moviefile /media/anwar/  - making sure to put in the moviefile name where the command has moviefile
[12:44] <Guest13> is ok if i change name to hello or something like that
 The name of the movie? It does not matter as long as you type the correct name.
[12:45] <Guest13> cp: -r not specified; omitting directory 'hello'
 Are you trying to move a directory or just the movie?
[12:46] <Guest13> directory
 sudo cp -r moviefile /media/anwar/
[12:48] <Guest13> nothing happens
 If nothing happens in Konsole that is good. Have you checked /media/anwar/ ?
[12:50] <Guest13> left up corner
[12:50] <Guest13> https://snipboard.io/IBJVOs.jpg
[12:50] <Guest13> it says its inside ssd
 So things are copying across. I do not know why you cannot drag!
 Have you tried splitting Dolphin and dragging or just right click copy and paste?
 Perhaps detach and re-attach your hdd or reboot and see if dragging works!
[12:55] <Guest13> ok bot see you soon
[12:55] <Guest13> i boot
[12:59] <Guest13> ircsomebot hello
[12:59] <Guest13> it doesnt work...
[13:01] <Guest13> https://snipboard.io/0YzQyd.jpg
[13:02] <Guest13> there you see permissions
[13:07] <Guest13> ircsomebot are you here?
[13:08] <Guest13> how i can unlock hdd?
 I have nothing else for you, sorry! https://youtu.be/AeR8Rk5LwWU Good luck! (re @IrcsomeBot: <Guest13> ircsomebot are you here?)