=== hamid is now known as hamid86 [00:27] Hello all! I could use a pointer on a really simple question [00:28] I have downloaded a program through pip that should run as a command line program. hy [00:28] however, after installing, I run hy at the terminal and I get that it is not found [00:30] I understand that pip installs things not on $PATH, but I feel like I have tried all combinations of export /paths/:$PATH to no avail [00:30] were you putting random directories in there, or the directory tghe command is in? [00:31] did you try opening a new shell? [00:31] it should be in ~/.local/bin and that'll only get added to your path if it exists when the shell was opened [00:31] and/or you logged in [00:31] depednign on your shell settings [00:32] python3 -m pip show hy returns [00:32] Location: /home/wpg/.local/lib/python3.10/site-packages [00:32] thats not the location of the commands [00:33] How would I find where the location of the commands with pip are stored? [00:33] without reading what rbox said? [00:33] you could use 'find' [00:33] find . -name filename [00:34] ...I swore I looked in .local/bin and it wasnt showing... sure is now though [00:36] there is some logic, i think .profile, that checks if ~/bin exists and if it does, adds it to your path. maybe the same thing applies for ~/.local/bin. but gotta relogin to get .profile to run again. [00:36] So I may be to ignorant to understand what to do next then.. [00:36] add export PATH="/home/user/.local/bin:$PATH" ? [00:37] to .bashrc [00:37] well, logout/login (or reboot) and see if .local/bin is in your path, if not add somethiing liek that to .bashrc works yeah [00:37] okay. I see my problem now [00:37] I don't think 'export' is necessary? and its $USER [00:38] I use emacs, and eshell doesnt recognize hy [00:38] but if i run bash in eshell and try hy it works [00:38] so its an emacs env issue is suppose === aaguhagegaooeg is now known as westor === westor is now known as Guest4598 [02:27] welp now we get Can't load 'build-dir': Failed to open file ?/home/ubuntu/build-dir?: No such file or directory [02:28] flatpak run org.flatpak.Builder flatpak-builder build-dir ${{ matrix.flatpak_id }}.yml [02:28] does build-dir need to exist prior to invoking flatpak builder [02:29] as i assume flatpak-builder would have automattically created it if it did not exist [02:36] hey guys hows it going [02:37] is anyone awake [02:43] hi [02:51] o [02:51] phantom_: Heya! This is the official Ubuntu chat support channel. Is there anything we can help you with? [02:52] well xubuntu keeps doing the startup aniation even tho i deleted XFCE [02:52] animation* [02:53] You uninstalled XFCE from Xubuntu? Are you hoping to have some different startup animation or are you trying to remove the animation entirely? [02:54] no i am using ubuntu desktop right now and my version is 22.04 [02:54] and need to go back to the main startup animation [02:54] like the ubuntu startup [02:55] Ah. I'd try removing plymouth-theme-xubuntu-logo and plymouth-theme-xubuntu-text packages. [02:55] And make sure plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo is installed. [02:55] ok === docmax is now known as Guest6146 [02:59] i hope the bootloader works after i uninstalled plymouth-theme-xubuntu-logo and plymouth-theme-xubuntu-text === OFF is now known as polybius [03:06] welp imma just accept flatpack requires --privileged in docker :/ [03:07] !discuss | jscript_ [03:07] jscript_: Want to talk about Ubuntu, but don't have a support question? /join #ubuntu-discuss for non-support Ubuntu discussion, or try #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat. Thanks! [04:36] How in the (etc) do I remove snap firefox so I can just install it with apt? I purged that baby with snap and apt still says it's installed via snap [04:37] who's idea was it to default snap install it [04:37] I would like to speak to the president of canonical himself about this snap business. [04:38] if you're unhappy with ubuntu, you can use a different dist [04:38] how does apt "say" its installed via snap [04:38] "firefox is already the newest version (1:1snap1-0ubuntu3)" [04:39] that says the firefox package in apt with that version is installed [04:39] rbox: I love it OK I didn't mean to hurt your feelings. Are you the president? [04:39] Ah shucks, apt installs snap version??? [04:39] yes [04:40] ludicrous ! [04:40] Mr. Canonical has lost it [04:41] go troll somewhere else [04:41] >troll [04:42] whatever man [04:42] I just think it's stupid to have two package managers by default, and insane to have one utilize the other one for no reason === remy_ is now known as Remy === Remy is now known as remy_ === remy_ is now known as Remy === digup1 is now known as digup [07:40] Hi, this is more like a general question, can someone recommend me a p2p chat-video app like whatsapp-signal-zoom but where i can have my server and control clients? i was trying to setup wire, but when compiled i eneded with some cardano network error, i was checking keet.io but they dont have code or option for server, thanks. [07:45] !discuss | P1ro [07:45] P1ro: Want to talk about Ubuntu, but don't have a support question? /join #ubuntu-discuss for non-support Ubuntu discussion, or try #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat. Thanks! [07:46] thanks ecapi [07:46] Hi, in here. I am trying to reinstall grob to my usb drive... and no matter what I do... it won't boot. BUT it boots, when I go into efi and choose "boot via efi". Where Can i start troubleshooting this problem ? [07:50] btw i logged my grub-install into 2>&1 | tee "filename" if anyone is interested. [08:17] i issue apt-get install grub and it tells me, it will replace grub efi with grub-legacy - why is that ? [08:25] guestavo_hombre: grub is the old package, grub-pc is the newer grub v2 [08:26] guestavo_hombre: if you have grub efi, you want to install grub-efi-amd64... packages, what are you trying to do? [08:29] i want to grub-install on my thumbdrive [08:31] and it does not work , sda1 is boot on /boot, sda2 is efi on /boot/efi. I issue grub-install -v --removable /dev/sda 2>&1 | tee grubinstall.log [08:31] And it does not find the boot, in bios prompt. HOWEVER. I can select "Boot from efi" and this twerks like a charm. So dev/sda1 is somehow not written properly... badblocks on both return 0 badblocks. [08:37] guestavo_hombre: can you pastebin [08:37] that logfile ? [08:37] nah, mount /dev/sda2 and pastebin 'ls -lR /mountpoint' [08:39] guestavo_hombre: did you try the run-time boot menu in the pc? [08:39] and choose the usb from there [08:40] guestavo_hombre: also can you share the "sudo parted -ls" output of the usb? [08:40] run-time boot menu ? [08:40] hi umask 0000 should not touch anythin, so which do i end up with rw-rw-rw and not rwx-rwx-rwx [08:40] You mean grub-bootmenu ? [08:41] yeah, usually there's a button that brings up a menu to choose a booting device after the pc powers up [08:41] which laptop make is it? or desktop pc motherboard or make? [08:41] hp? [08:42] yeah, hp and i can only boot this thumbdrive from efi-file [08:42] bios is hybrid [08:42] are you pressing f9 to get the boot from efi thing? === Guest4598 is now known as westor [08:42] esc -> choose [08:42] aha [08:42] try f9, that's the run-time boot menu for hp [08:43] but first please share those pastes just to see everything is in order [08:43] wgetpaste right ? [08:43] you could do "(sudo parted -ls; ls -lR /mountpoint) | nc termbin.com 9999" [08:47] my wgetpaste fails, nothing recieved. use debug or verbose [08:49] no it works [08:49] what about the | nc termbin.. one? [08:50] never did that, what is termbin? Executable ? [08:50] no it's a website for pasting stuff [08:50] sends the paste via netcat [08:51] strange, using -v on wgetpaste shows the url, and my stuff is there. BUT wgetpaste does not prompt the created url. [08:51] let me try the other oneö [08:52] termibin.com/i2gv [08:53] -i [08:54] is that ls -l or ls -lR ? [08:55] damn forgot paranthesis [08:55] no worries, run again make sure it's -lR to see all the dirs [08:56] it is "I" and "R" [08:56] ah no it's a small L [08:56] but both in a row are not pasted, only one [08:56] with paranthesis: Parted only, without paranths , ls only [08:58] hmm try them separately i guess, ls -lR ... | nc termbin.com 9999 [09:02] now it twerked [09:03] https://bpa.st/2SYQ [09:07] EriC^^ [09:07] https://bpa.st/2SYQ [09:07] in the meantime i reboot by F9 [09:08] guestavo_hombre: parted output looks good [09:08] sure give it a go if you want [09:08] F9 twerks, I see the same as if i entered this subemnu by ESC and then navigating to thr proper option [09:09] usb is there? [09:09] 1) external USB drive [09:09] 2) Boot from efi file ( always worked ) [09:09] 3) USB Hard drive 1 ( SanDisk UltraFIt ) [09:09] aha [09:09] i go for 1. [09:10] and it worked ???? [09:10] wth ? [09:10] great [09:10] somewhere I read, the grub timeout set to 0 shall solve this [09:11] let me reboot without F9 [09:11] no, Boot device not found [09:11] i will reboot with F9 - option 1. And edit the timeout [09:11] just trying [09:12] try to put the usb at the top of the priority in the bios [09:12] it is [09:12] is csm legacy mode disabled? [09:12] csm hybrid is selected [09:12] remove csm legacy [09:13] csm is legacy mode, it's probably looking for legacy mbr right now [09:14] i do have 3 options. [09:14] 1) Legacy [09:14] 2) UEFI hybrid ( with csm ) [09:14] 3) UEFI Native ( without csm ) [09:14] My gentoo disc runs finr with 2 or 3. [09:14] I never choose 1 [09:16] still banned ? [09:16] no [09:16] hmm, maybe 3rd option works with usb as priority [09:17] 2 should work, but who knows maybe they didnt do it wlel [09:17] *well [09:19] changed to 3 [09:19] no bootable image found, will be shut down [09:19] are there different usb options in the list? [09:19] usb uefi ? [09:20] yeah, now generic usb dvice is first, and usb gard drive is second, i will swap them [09:21] i changed to 1 usb hard drive, 2 os boot manager and 3 generic usb device [09:21] still no bootable image found [09:22] hmm, it's a long shot but is secureboot enabled or disabled? [09:23] disabled [09:26] now i placed customized boot on top, then os, then usb hard drive , then generic... [09:26] aha any luck? [09:26] nope [09:27] i witch back to hybrid now [09:27] guestavo_hombre: try to boot using the efi file again, then run "ls -lR /mountpoint" and paste it (note it's -lR small L not I [09:27] +s+ [09:33] any idea of when we see a linux 6.6 kernel (pre-) release on ubuntu ;-) ? [09:33] EriC^^ https://www.termbin.com/ko2a [09:34] brb [09:40] guestavo_hombre: where is /dev/sda2 mounted right now? [09:40] try "df /dev/sda2" [09:46] sda2 is on /boot/efi [09:46] and it is only 1% used [09:46] i resized it recently [09:49] and also., from uefi menu I can access those multiple efi files and boot them, ( no matter, which ) and they boot properly [09:50] i forgot to change the timeout, wait, will try this now [09:52] also in my grub menu are old kernels present, which i already deleted. [09:54] timeout changed, no success [09:54] guestavo_hombre: try doing "sudo mkdir -p /boot/efi/efi/microsoft/boot" [09:55] why microsoft ? i do not have any microsofts on this laptop [09:55] then "sudo cp /boot/efi/efi/boot/bootx64.efi /boot/efi/efi/microsoft/boot/bootmgfw.efi" [09:55] guestavo_hombre: manufacturer implementation [09:55] ok [10:00] try rebooting [10:01] because EFI is a simple one, efi and EFI are duplicates. i stuck to EFI then created ms in this, in this then boot and there i placed that bootmgfw.efi. OK ? [10:02] by simple, i mean, that simple fs, where case does not matter [10:06] same result, BootDevice not found ( HARD DISK 3F0 ) [10:12] guestavo_hombre: no it has to be in /boot/efi/efi/mic... [10:12] small letters ? must be ? [10:12] oh [10:13] ? [10:13] no the case doesnt matter, thought you meant you put it in /boot/efi [10:13] no no, i placed it there, where You redommended [10:13] odd why it doesnt want to boot it automatically [10:14] i think it's looking for legacy BootDevice not found ( HARD DISK 3F0 ) sounds like it's not finding mbr bootcode [10:14] during my grub-install i logged it and it sayd devicemap not found [10:14] wanna inspect this ? [10:14] if you want you could just install also legacy mbr code [10:14] also ? [10:14] How this ? [10:14] anyways that's better, that way the usb would boot on any pc, uefi or legacy [10:15] but then i need to switch that uefi option back to hybrid ? [10:15] or even legacy ? [10:15] then my ssd won't boot gentoo anymore [10:15] i think even right now its looking for legacy on the usb [10:16] guestavo_hombre: type 'sudo cgdisk /dev/sda' [10:17] yeah, AND if i switch to native ( with CSM ) like now, i get that "no bootabe media found" inside the uefi menu, though f9 still works [10:17] let my issue that, wait [10:17] you have like 2gb there that's unallocated between sda2 and sda3 [10:17] that's true. [10:17] create a 2MB partition there [10:18] because prior to resize i needed to align it a bit [10:19] ah, wait, i even do habe 1007 KB free space before sda1. Maybe this is bad ? [10:19] no that's fine [10:19] very normal [10:19] ok. so now create that 2GB partition ? [10:20] 2MB not GB [10:20] just for try and error. [10:20] 2MB, ok, purpose is ? [10:20] tiny partition [10:20] to install grub legacy bootloader code to it [10:22] how install legacy into it with that kind of grub i currently have ? [10:23] got dc did you get my msgs about it [10:23] to install grub legacy bootloader code to it, then MBR or uefi will boot, either mode,it's very standard, it's used for legacy booting when you have a gpt partition table [10:24] guestavo_hombre: did you create the partition? [10:24] when it asks for the type, put in the hexcode ef02 [10:25] then write the table , quit, and run 'sudo partprobe /dev/sda' [10:26] wait a sec... [10:26] my boot ( sda1 ) is the first partition, BUT my bootflag and esp flag are set on /dev/sda2 [10:30] yeah that's normal [10:31] esp is the efi partition [10:39] i do have fastboot set up in uefi. Kick that out ? [10:41] that's it [10:41] f.ing fastboot [10:41] i kicked it out, now it twerks [10:45] Hello everyone. Can someone tell me if there is a command that shows when the last apt upgrade was performed? [10:46] Peer^_: that is logged in /var/log/apt/history.log [10:47] thank you, gry. I know, but I would like a solution independent of the log files [10:54] hm [10:55] EriC^^ THX a lot for Your time. [10:55] fastboot [10:55] that was the pita [10:56] https://releases.ubuntu.com/23.10.1/ubuntu-23.10.1-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent [10:56] no peers [10:56] no datas [10:56] from here [10:56] https://ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads [11:08] gry: looks like there really isn't anything there [11:32] oi [11:40] Hi [11:41] I am having problem with an issue where I thinks it's a linux bug, and would greatly appreciate some help in how and where to report. === Guest0 is now known as spionkop [11:48] I got more peers , excuse me. [11:49] webchat70, start by telling us about the problem [11:51] I am working with a x86_64 PC / laptop. Connected to the RS232 / serial port is a bare metal UART receiver. [11:52] The bare metal board sends data to that serial port /dev/ttyS0, and everything is working fine and dandy at different baud rates and different flow controls... [11:53] ...except when the PC was in a power down / sleep (closing the lid), where UART data is lost. Only chunks of approx 14 bytes are received every ~ 1 second or such. I can fix it by re-booting the PC, but when I put the PC in sleep, after awake the issue returns. [11:54] the FIFO on the UART chip in the PC is 16 bytes [11:54] It seems like the receiver hardware is missing interrupts from the UART chip. [11:54] so i wonder if this is an interrupt problem [11:54] anything interesting in dmesg? === Guest0 is now known as spionkop [11:55] the 16550 series UARTs incorporated a 16-byte FIFO buffer with a programmable interrupt trigger of 1, 4, 8, or 14 bytes. [11:55] ok, there's your 14 [11:56] monitoring the right line of /proc/interrupts before and after sleep might be interesting [11:58] in dmesg there is nothin I can relate to UART, I am absolutly noob though. [11:58] want to pastebin it? === shlom is now known as V1A [12:02] Trying to fing out how to pastebin... [12:03] https://pastebin.com/sXM8yKm6 [12:03] this is after wakeup? [12:04] oh several sleeps [12:04] a few lines mention 'serial' [12:04] Yes, only after wakeup, and consistently. [12:04] but nothing interesting about serial [12:05] cat /proc/interrupts (after wakeup) whows an entry for IRQ 4: "4: 0 23155 IO-APIC 4-edge ttyS0" [12:05] hi, I am using ubuntu 23.10, is it possible to configure it so specific applications always open in a specific workspace? for instance, I want Firefox to always open in Workspace 1 and the terminal to always open in Workspace 2 [12:05] I am using gnome + wayland [12:06] default installation [12:06] webchat70, what that 23155 does over time is what might be interseting [12:06] *interesting [12:06] webchat70, it's a simple counter [12:07] That "23155" is in the column for "CPU1" (PC has 2 cores). [12:07] yes - and i'm wondering, does that number grow fast when it works, and grow slowly when it's broken? [12:08] That counter is not 23295 (UART device is sending each second > 14 chars). [12:08] That counter is NOWt 23295 (UART device is sending each second > 14 chars). [12:10] To see what it does when working, I'd have to reboot my PC. [12:10] i have another question [12:11] the software that reads from serial, do you restart it after sleep? [12:12] Greetings, got Ubuntu 23.10 installed, unable to get my website SSL certed... Any good tutorials on this?.... The one I followed on Digitalocean seems to not have worked for me... [12:12] I am using minicom (also tries some other terminal program). Restartin minicom does not help. [12:12] ok [12:12] i like tio, but that's besides the point right now i think [12:12] Nvm, I'm retarded [12:13] Also when I am just sending 5 chars / second, and no chars are lost, the couner in /perc/interrupts still increases by 1 each second (again after awake). [12:21] I stopped minicom, install tio and am now running tio: Same loss after 14 chars (still after awake). [12:24] To me it looks like a bug in 16550 handling after awake and no IRQs are raised or handled. I am on: x64_64, Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS, Kernel Linux 5.11.0-27-generic. [12:27] I also wrote a small program to read out the I/O memory associated to UART. It prints: [12:27] gcc open-tty.c -o open-tty.x -save-temps -g3 -Os && sudo ./open-tty.x [12:27] opened /dev/ttyS0 [12:27] c_iflag = 0x00000000 [12:27] c_oflag = 0x00000000 [12:27] c_cflag = 0x000018b2 [12:27] c_lflag = 0x00000000 [12:30] https://pastebin.com/F0uhUfdV [12:31] i assume that's roughly the same as stty does? [12:31] anyway, yes, it looks the same to me, based on what i know - something around 16550 IRQs and sleep/wake [12:31] i'm wondering if i have any 16550 to test with [12:34] That's the output of reasing I/O for 16550. Nothing out of the ordinary I think; in particular LSR (Line Status Register) has no error flags set. [12:35] i wonder if you can disable/enable interrupts that way [12:36] i also wonder if the 16550 driver is a module or not - in which case you can unload/reload it [12:36] brb [12:38] Maybe this one? https://www.kernelconfig.io/config_serial_8250 "8250/16550 and compatible serial support modulename: 8250.ko" [12:40] likely, but ubuntu may have built it into the kernel [12:46] I tried messing with a C program that directly writes to 16550 I/O memory, but with now avail. Only thing that fixes is to reboot :-( === Kon- is now known as Kon [13:13] Hi all === Guest0 is now known as spionkop === Guest0 is now known as spionkop === Guest0 is now known as spionkop [15:08] Hello [16:15] From where does snap-device-helper get its settings from? For some reason it seems to think my usb automotive control board is a printer. [16:16] I did a fresh install on USB stick and no problem in it. [16:17] What is there to check around snap-device-helper after installing 23.10 and keeping /home partition during install? [16:19] Is there a way to "reset" snap-device-helper and perhaps the whole snap system to factory settings? [16:26] elias_a: As snap isn't an Ubuntu thing, you should ask on forums.snaprcraft.io [16:27] elias_a: Correction: forum.snapcraft.io [16:33] hi, i am getting hash mismatch error, when i run apt-get update... i removed all the entries and ran clean, and then update again it throws same error [16:35] ravisankarj, what do you mean with : 'i removed all the entries' ? [16:36] @ioria: i ran 'sudo rm -rfv /var/lib/apt/lists/*' [16:36] ok [16:36] ravisankarj, can you paste 'sudo apt update' output ? [16:40] @ioria: https://termbin.com/gh9l [16:42] ravisankarj, sudo apt clean && sudo apt autoclean === Bahhumbug is now known as Scrooge [16:43] @ioria: done [16:43] Eickmeyer: As snap is - as misfortunate it is - packaged to Ubuntu, I think it is an "Ubuntu thing". :) [16:43] ravisankarj, sudo apt update [16:43] elias_a: Snaps are a Canonical thing, but not all Canonical things are Ubuntu things. Support for snaps is in forum.snapcraft.io [16:44] @ioria: https://termbin.com/lhuf [16:44] still throws error [16:45] ravisankarj, switch mirror ? [16:45] Eickmeyer: Thank you. I feel more and more switching to Debian. This adminstrative bs bingo of Canonical is getting dangerous. [16:46] @ioria: switch mirror means? [16:46] ravisankarj, change repositories [16:46] elias_a: snap is made for all of Linux, not just Ubuntu. Perhaps read up on it and stop spreading fud. [16:46] !fud | elias_a [16:46] elias_a: Please do not fall prey to, or spread FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) - it is not welcome here! Please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear,_uncertainty_and_doubt [16:48] ravisankarj, you can do it the gui way from ' Software & Updates.' [16:49] Eickmeyer: This is not FUD. Canonical is in exactly same kind of situation as Nokia was in early 2000's. [16:49] !ot | elias_a [16:49] elias_a: #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! [16:49] @ioria: sorry, i don't know how to change repositories [16:50] Eickmeyer: Is there a list somewhere of programs bundled in Ubuntu distros that are "Ubuntu things"? [16:50] ravisankarj, open ' Software & Updates.' [16:51] @ioria: yeah, opened it [16:51] ravisankarj, the first tab Ubuntu Software -> Download from : [16:51] Finding support is really hard if one has to know the administrative and business structure in order to find the right place to get support. [16:52] ravisankarj, pick another Server [16:52] elias_a: If you want help with a particular snap, you need to seek help from that particular snap's developers. If you want help with a component of Ubuntu, this is an OK place. [16:52] @ioria: ok i changed it to "main server" from "server in india" [16:53] ravisankarj, sudo apt update [16:54] elias_a: Unlike .deb packages, snap packages have no "middle man" because they're direct from the developer to the user. [16:55] @ioria: still throws error [16:55] https://termbin.com/rgf9 [16:56] Eickmeyer: This is not about "snap packages" meaning a snap. This is about snap-device-helper as I already wrote. AFAIK snap-device-helper is a program that somehow controls snaps or the like. [16:57] actually i installed fuse to run arduino appimage file, after that i learned that i have to install fuse libfuse2, so i did apt-remove fuse [16:57] Eickmeyer: I would suppose that this kind of component bundled in Ubuntu would be documented in some way but I can't find anything. [16:57] elias_a: I'm unable to find that package in the Ubuntu archives, so it's certainly not supported here. [16:58] ravisankarj, is fuse still installed ? [16:58] @ioria: how to check that? [16:58] Eickmeyer: Let me boot into a fresh installation and check whether it is bundled or not. I'm not sure about it. [16:59] ravisankarj, dpkg -l | grep fuse | nc termbin.com 9999 [16:59] elias_a: I was unable to install it via "apt install" or "snap install". [16:59] @ioria: https://termbin.com/sldd [17:00] ravisankarj, nope.... you need to remove fuse and reinstall fuse3 [17:01] @ioria: ok, how to do it? [17:01] ravisankarj, sudo apt purge fuse [17:02] but not sure related with the update issue [17:02] ok, https://termbin.com/6jag [17:02] ravisankarj, sudo apt install --reinstall fuse3 [17:04] @ioria: ok, done, here is the output https://termbin.com/njih [17:04] Eickmeyer: That probably is not the name of the package. Anyhow, snap-device-helper is present in a fresh install at /usr/lib/snapd [17:05] elias_a: Yeah, I doubt you'll find anyone in here that knows anything about it aside from ogra, but he might not be available today. I highly suggest forum.snapcraft.io as a resource. :) [17:05] ravisankarj, to run appimage you just need libfuse2 not fuse [17:05] Eickmeyer: Have you looked at forum.snapcraft.io? :) [17:06] elias_a: Not only looked at it, but participated in it to get the new installer working for Ubuntu Studio and will be doing the same for Edubuntu. [17:07] ravisankarj, and maybe gvfs-fuse is still missing [17:07] @ioria: ok, so what should i do now? [17:08] ravisankarj, if apt update is still failing, might be a network issue [17:09] @ioria: my internet connection is fine.. my speed test shows 120 mbps [17:09] Eickmeyer: "Reboot" a couple of days ago, thus no accumulated data... Is the old content somewhere? [17:09] ravisankarj, is apt update still failing ? [17:09] yes [17:10] elias_a: Not sure what you mean? [17:10] ravisankarj, dpkg --print-foreign-architectures [17:10] i386 [17:11] ravisankarj, i'd run apt with a debug option [17:11] @ioria: actually when i tried to change repositories server, it throws the same error, in gui [17:12] Eickmeyer: If a "reboot" of a forum has occured few days back I understand it means there was a forum before. All the posts are dated after the "reboot". Was there a forum before the mentioned "reboot"? [17:13] elias_a: As far as I know, that was the only location. I don't have any information other than that. [17:15] @ioria: how to run with debug option? [17:15] ravisankarj, e.g. sudo apt-get update -o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=yes [17:15] Eickmeyer: Ok. Thanks. Do you know who and how I should notify about the forum page not being GDPR compliant? Privacy policy contains no contact information. [17:16]