[00:05] EriC^^: that file does not exist [00:05] but a subdirectory called /etc/default/grub.d exists [00:06] that only contains one file that does nothing and it mentions its going to be removed from future releases [00:06] i also noticed my system failed to start ssh service [00:08] something didn't go well with the upgrade [00:08] from 20.04 to 22.04 [00:09] Hi, is there a channel for VMM and KVM install questions? [00:14] kotgc: maybe not in this network, i've just searched in alis and came up empty, only a #kvm channel without a topic set and not a lot of people [00:15] Juest, thx [00:19] Juest: that's why you get the weird menu i guess [00:19] I've got no idea how that file just disappeared [00:20] how can i regenerate it with ubuntu defaults? [00:20] during the update did it ask whether to replace blabla the edited vs maintainer or something like that? [00:20] only one file, nothing else [00:20] and it was not that [00:20] 1 sec let me see which package has it [00:20] should be grub-efi something? [00:20] something went pretty wrong during the upgrade :/ [00:20] is this a known issue perhaps? [00:21] i've read about upgrade issues when it came out [00:21] not fixed? [00:22] Juest: try ls -l /usr/share/grub/default/grub is that there? [00:22] Juest: also pastebin the output of "dpkg -l | grep grub" [00:22] no idea about the bug being known and stuff [00:22] it is there! [00:23] ok, i couldn't find /etc/default/grub in any package, but that file seems to be the same, and part of grub2-common [00:23] paste the dpkg thing though, might give some insight and what to do next [00:24] i also remembered that i've had to make changes to /etc/default/grub to work around a pci bug with my hardware that causes spam in the kernel [00:24] aha [00:25] you can probably find what you used in /var/log/syslog logs in the first line when it boots in the kernel parameters [00:25] if that's more convenient [00:25] let me tell you, the packages are all ii and those are: grub-common, grub-efi, grub-efi-amd64, grub-efi-amd64-bin, grub-efi-amd64-signed, grub-imageboot, grub-pc-bin, grub2-common [00:25] ok [00:26] i consider the boot options i used lost, it doesnt really seem to affect the system performance [00:26] i guess for starters try "sudo apt-get install --reinstall grub{,2}-common" see if /etc/default/grub appears [00:27] gotcha [00:27] grub-common and grub2-common? [00:27] yeah [00:28] the package came like that [00:28] no /etc/default/grub [00:28] reinstalled and nothing changed [00:28] it was removed in the upgrade [00:28] with the upgrade due to packages [00:30] Juest: i guess copy over the /usr one [00:30] Juest: sudo cp /usr/share/grub/default/grub /etc/default/grub [00:30] then 'sudo update-grub' [00:32] done on my own before your copy message [00:33] im not really going to be able to find the boot options with just 'less /var/log/syslog' [00:35] zgrep -i "kernel command line" /var/log/syslog.* [00:37] got it [00:37] pci=nomsi [00:39] thank you EriC^^, i wonder why things were changed [00:40] no problem Juest [00:50] how can i figure out if the upgrade screwed up anything else? [00:50] should i look up about upgrade problems further? [00:50] or where i can read about the changes from lts to lts? [00:52] Juest: you could run debsums if you want to see if all the installed package files are right [00:53] sudo debsums | grep -v OK$ [01:03] EriC^^: that's not the problem, i want to know about package changes that came through with this release that are impactful to the user [01:04] as you saw with the grub configuration [01:41] exit [02:03] can i chat [02:03] yay === oulaw-marine is now known as outlaw-marine [03:43] hello! [05:13] hi === laith is now known as lflin16 [06:42] Hello world! [08:35] Hi, is it ok for these packages to be removed? [08:35] https://pastebin.com/qEiS3Htu [08:36] to solve a dependency error [08:38] An error in updating plasma-workspaces which depends on libxmlb2 [08:41] Also this: https://pastebin.com/sY3uGAna [08:59] hay207: yes but update and ugrade after to verify the unmet dependency issue [09:00] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [09:00] libappstream4 : Depends: libxmlb2 (>= 0.3.13) but 0.3.6-2build1 is installed [09:00] The following actions will resolve these dependencies: [09:34] hi there! anyone here using Chef? [10:06] Young [10:06] STUPID [11:11] hello and hi [11:11] is this music player xmms or sum still aiv [11:11] i can't remember its name [11:20] Looks like xmms is no longer maintained, but qmmp looks like it's still maintained === presuffrage is now known as CrazyEddy [11:36] Good morning, as anyone had an issue with the keyboard layout in 22.04? [11:37] the number 5 Alt-Gr key should input the euro sign and is input ½? [11:37] I've tried changing keyboards [11:37] from english to portuguese [11:38] and used "sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration" to reconfigure the keyboard to iso105 [11:38] no go still some weird characters [11:39] Hello. How can I test an old version of Chromium in Ubuntu? [11:45] hola [11:45] alguien habla español [11:53] hola [12:00] can I amke a request [12:00] cam I make a request [12:01] here it goes [12:01] Number 217208125 [12:01] Dear Prof Bjarne [12:01] There is a internet problem [12:01] The kids from all over can't do download and play online games at the same time [12:01] Could you have a look? [12:04] Hello... I have a Dell Mini 3080 that I upgraded from 22.10 to 23.04, and my eth0 (pci NIC) stopped working... It works for a few minutes after reboot and them stops. I am getting tons of r8169: rtl_ephyar_cond == 1 (loop: 100, delay: 10) and r8169 rtl_eiar_cond == 1 (loop: 100, delay: 100). I tried adding pcie_aspm=off to my grub, but that did not help. Any clues? === esv__ is now known as esv [12:30] I want to browse stack overflow site from ubuntu in dark mode [12:30] currently i'm using dark theme for ubuntu, it works well for OS environment, some sites are also dark, but stack overflow still white [12:30] please advise if there is working solution [12:31] <_________> in firefox you can choose dark "website apperance" in settings; if nothing else works, use darkreader. [12:32] Dark Reader [12:32] darkreader.org [12:32] https://darkreader.org [12:32] Dark Reader is an open source eye-care browser extension this? [12:33] apologize for offtop:looking for social chat to discuss some eye related topics in IRC [12:34] <_________> yes, that's dark reader [12:36] wow, it works :) thanks brother [12:42] Hi all === jake1 is now known as sybariten [13:28] did anyone saw thisn plugins failing on their execution when i came in [13:28] is this a problem? === VlA is now known as V1A [13:30] migbits: huh? This is an ubuntu support channel [13:31] leftyfb, and I'm runing a irc client which i instaled plugins but don't know how they work [13:31] !ot | migbits [13:31] migbits: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! === deepSleep is now known as Guest4424 [13:41] geirha: thanks ... [13:45] hola [13:46] hola [13:46] hola estamos igual [13:48] hey i started downloading recomended security updates for nvidia and etc and while installing my pc is without signal [13:48] it just went off mouse moving doesn't show image [13:48] is this a mistake? [13:48] i had the proprieraty drivers from the device manager [13:49] weren't this updates for proprieraty nvidia then? [13:49] I couldn't activate kernel live patch service within my pro subscribtion [13:49] Is it about kernel version ? [13:51] 6.2.0-33-generic is my kernel version [13:54] TheRedQueen: Are you the Ubuntu staff or community member ? [13:54] they're a bot [13:54] cool [14:01] Hello... I have a Dell Mini 3080 that I upgraded from 22.10 to 23.04, and my eth0 (pci NIC) stopped working... It works for a few minutes after reboot and them stops. I am getting tons of r8169: rtl_ephyar_cond == 1 (loop: 100, delay: 10) and r8169 rtl_eiar_cond == 1 (loop: 100, delay: 100). I tried adding pcie_aspm=off to my grub, but that did not help. Any clues? === phonemic1 is now known as phonemic [14:47] i prefer xmms [14:49] fichero: can we help you with something? [14:51] no yet [15:00] hi [15:02] i just installed latest security patches and there was no image on my screen for 20 minutes i had to force shutdown [15:02] there was a lot of nvidia packages [15:04] fichero: are you still not seeing an image on the screen? your support question is unclear what you need help with. [15:09] i had the same problem when updaing the nvidia packages on 22.04 in a GUI session [15:10] after the 20 minutes you need to just reboot and it should boot. try "sudo apt -f install" in a terminal when you are back in the system [15:14] Is there a repo that I can put in my apt-list for google chrome or do I really have to download the debian package and install it manually [15:14] the debian package offered by google installs the repo for you [15:19] kucklehead: right on the download page, it tells you the .deb file installs the repo. look for the word "Not" in bold text: https://www.google.com/chrome/?platform=linux [15:20] *Note* [15:22] Looking to create an SSH key if it missing and do nothing if it exists: [15:24] . [15:24] hermano: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/cTmmgvh8nm/ [15:26] is PHP 8.2 a PPA for 22.04 LTS? [15:29] it is [15:29] !latest | lunatiq [15:29] lunatiq: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [15:30] lunatiq: php8.1 is the latest in Ubuntu 22.04 [15:34] lunatiq: The 3rd party PPAs for PHP are ones that I would be extra careful using [15:34] https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/xpVBRQ4scj/ [15:34] Or should this question be move to #linux [15:34] hermano: you should probably ask in #bash [15:34] leftyfb, thanks. [16:15] after OS wakes from a suspend / sleep state, I notice the scroll wheel on my mouse has significantly less sensitivity [16:16] is there a way to restart the mouse? [16:16] BinarySavior: does unplugging the mouse and plugging it back in fix it? [16:17] yes pragmaticenigma [16:18] That's what I would recommend to continue doing. Or refrain from using the syspend/sleep modes [16:19] you could also try testing with a different mouse [16:21] thanks [16:31] I'm unable to boot Ubuntu with kernel 6.2 properly. It just (seemingly anyway) hangs at [ OK ] Mounted /home. Comparing the outputs of journactl -b for a boot with 5.19 and 6.2 I see that with 6.2 gdm-x-session is started which fails spectacularly, but with 5.19 gdm-wayland-session is started. [16:31] Do I need to reconfigure 6.2 ? I can't remember configuring any such stuff manually before' [17:01] hi, I've got a question about mounting a cd drive [17:02] I want to backup my old cd game from cd to iso so I can play it during travel. until now I have copied everything using two commands. One was reading sizeblock and amount of blocks, and then later I copied everything using dd [17:03] but when it came to cd2 (yes, that goog old cd-swapping times :D ) it was unable to read it [17:04] is there a tetris app for ubuntu? [17:05] and I saw that cd is somehow different. In file explorer I can see mounted two directories - one "normal" with files, and second mounts as audio cd with game soundtrack. So probably one disc contains two partitions. Am I right?? [17:06] so how can I read the "whole" disc, not only one of it's partitions [17:07] comand I was using was : isoinfo -d -i /dev/cdrom | grep -i -E 'block size|volume size' === greenracer_ is now known as greenracer [17:13] ano_: This isn't the right forum for what you are asking. What you are asking, could be considered piracy. That goes against the rules of the channel. [17:28] ok, sorry. I really didn't mean no piracy, but ok, I'll seek the answer somewhere else [17:39] @pragmaticenigma Well it depends on what is inside the cd [17:49] Hello... I have a Dell Mini 3080 that I upgraded from 22.10 to 23.04, and my eth0 (pci NIC) stopped working... It works for a few minutes after reboot and them stops. I am getting tons of r8169: rtl_ephyar_cond == 1 (loop: 100, delay: 10) and r8169 rtl_eiar_cond == 1 (loop: 100, delay: 100). I tried adding pcie_aspm=off to my grub, but that did not help. Any clues? I am using old kernel, but wanted to move forward to the new one [17:49] !repeat | feitnomore [17:49] feitnomore: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [18:16] Thanks! just posted there === paul is now known as Guest5898 [18:30] firefox and chrome will not work i cannot connect to internet [18:34] osse: whether gdm starts with Xorg or Wayland is defined by the "WaylandEnable=true|false" setting in the [daemon] section of the gdm configuration file in /etc/gdm3/ [18:36] it's possible that - independently of this setting - gdm will fall back to Xorg in case you're using nvidia proprietary drivers (which may be the case with the one but not the other kernel version you mentioned). [18:38] feitnomore: are you referring to a "Dell OptiPlex 3080 Mini Tower" there (a "Dell Mini 3080" does not seem to exist). [18:42] feitnomore: see if you have a "cut here" line in dmesg / journalctl -b when running the 6.2 kernel, similar to this linux mint user on bug 2032706 [18:42] -ubottu:#ubuntu- Bug 2032706 in Ubuntu "r8169 transmit queue 0 timed out (after upgrade from kernel 5.x to 6.x)" [Undecided, New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/2032706 [18:44] see also the possible workaround in the mail thread leading to the upstream (kernel.org) bug report + patch: https://lore.kernel.org/netdev/37b1001d-688c-fa35-0d8a-cbbbae5e6fa8@gmail.com/T/ [18:47] loswedseded: apt search tetris && snap find tetris may tell [19:03] loswedseded: I love this one: https://www.victornils.net/tetris/ [19:05] BinarySavior: You can also reset the mouse from the command line and see if it helps. See https://github.com/jkulesza/usbreset for a very simple utility. [19:06] BinarySavior: The utility is just a wrapper for this ioctl() call: ioctl(fd, USBDEVFS_RESET, 0). [19:08] should be part of package usbutils [19:09] https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/amd64/usbutils/filelist [19:12] though this has more code added on top of the original alan stern mailing list post https://github.com/gregkh/usbutils/blob/master/usbreset.c [19:25] thanks topcat001 & tomreyn [19:25] you're welcome [19:33] np === laith is now known as lflin16 [19:58] how to get my image DPI with ubuntu? [19:59] is this image 300 dpi or 72 dpi? https://people.math.sc.edu/Burkardt/data/tif/autumn.tif [20:07] please for the love of all that is sane, how do we complately remove snaps and switch back to native, fast-running, apps? [20:15] xamindar: there are not equivalent debian packages for all packages which have been replaced by snaps in all ubuntu releases. [20:16] you can install or download other builds of the respective software, though, where available, or build it yourself. === laith is now known as lflin16 [20:25] Yakov: i'm not really sure, but gimp seems to think it's 345x206 pixels at 72 ppi [20:34] tomreyn: dang, so we can't even get around them by using the debian versions. that really sucks [20:39] how do you see that? [20:39] Image - Print Size X: Y: ? [20:42] Yakov: an easier way is this: `identify -format "res: %w x %h dpi: %x x %y\n" /path/to/image` [20:43] identify is part of ImageMagick [20:43] yes, I was looking for cmd, but was lazy to understand syntax [20:43] there you go :) [20:44] knowledge base psychology for it specialists just updated [20:44] Yakov: FYI the format syntax is explained here: https://imagemagick.org/script/escape.php [20:45] can you share your paste? [20:45] would be easier for me [20:45] what do you mean by my paste? [20:47] what did you paste to your cmd (wihtout path) [20:49] Yakov: which ubuntu version do you run there? [20:49] Yakov: I typed the exact command I used. [20:49] Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) [20:50] so you just need to install the imagemagick package and run the comand provided [20:50] yes I guess I didn't understand the request :) [20:52] topcat001 I'm installing Imagemagic... Asked you to share paste to let me just change path and name to file [20:58] Ah I get you now. Ok: https://termbin.com/a2qo [20:58] I also added the file name in case you are running this in a loop from a script. [20:59] ty:) [20:59] i'm having crazy slow limited thai internet, they cut you till 100kbs after you reach 50 gb per month [21:17] supernova@supernova-BOHB-WAX9:~/Desktop$ identify -format "%f: res: %w x %h dpi: %x x %y\n" test.tiff | test.tiff: res: 154 x 30 dpi: 300 x 300 [21:18] is there some kind of analog for C++ (native or lib) ? [21:19] EriC^^: i realized that the upgrade disabled the plymouth ubuntu logo [21:31] Yakov: there probably is, but that would be beyond the abilities of anyone here. There are channels on libera for programming help, they might be able to help you find a library in one of those channels. [21:32] Yakov: you could try first in #c++-basic or #C++-general [21:33] yes, sure [21:33] ty [21:33] I'm very comfortable with C++, but this is off-topic. [21:35] there could be short answer which is in context of our previous conversation... could be something famous like openCV or other... nvm, sorry for offtop [21:36] I don't have any specific recommendation, just try one of the many hits on google :) === Syntax_0 is now known as Syntax_ [22:03] hello [22:03] Mr Bungle [22:04] anyone on here [22:04] asdf [22:04] asd [22:04] f [22:04] dfas [22:04] df [22:04] df [22:07] HOLA [22:08] Hola Johansel [22:11] NERFDS [22:12] who is the person that keeps the man awake [22:14] gim: Do you have some question relating to the support of Ubuntu?.. since that is the purpose of this channel... [22:15] i want to go to a chatroom [22:15] !offtopic [22:15] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [22:15] The channel the bot mentions is the one for more casual conversation of Ubuntu users [22:16] !alis [22:16] Alis is an IRC service to help you find channels. For help on using it, see «/msg Alis help list» or ask in #libera - Example usage: «/msg Alis list http» [22:17] ..and Alis is a way you can search the network here for channels relating to your specific interests === octav1a is now known as Sharktavia [23:22] hi everyone, can you reccomend a remote desktop protocol to use ubuntu to ubuntu on the same wired network. x2go and vnc are both slow. [23:46] jwash: I generally use x2x but it won't work if you're running Wayland [23:47] i'm not sure if i'm using wayland, i'm on ubuntu 22.04 both computers, also both use xfce [23:49] jwash: https://itsfoss.com/check-wayland-or-xorg/ [23:51] says x11 [23:52] and tty, but i feel sure it's also x11 on remote computer because it's 100% the same install