jadeia | Hello. Installing Ubuntu from USBdrive, and after selecting "try or install" option from the boot screen, I get a series of messages "Problem blacklisting hash -13"and then the process seems to stall at this point. I've disabled secure boot but looking for some potential solutions, thanks. | 00:48 |
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jadeia | Previously I was running Linux Mint. | 00:48 |
kawal | Is it a laptop? | 00:49 |
jadeia | No desktop | 00:50 |
kawal | try another USB port or another USB stick, and if it does not work you may need a boot parameter because of particular hardware thing. | 00:50 |
jadeia | Ah simple, I'll try a different USB thanks | 00:50 |
kawal | It should work fine if mint does. | 00:50 |
oerheks | check the iso .. | 00:53 |
oerheks | !md5sum | 00:53 |
ubottu | To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which a checksum is provided), see https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/how-to-verify-ubuntu | 00:53 |
EriC^ | jadeia: seems to be a widespread thing but shouldnt let it not boot, just a warning message, try oerheks | 00:54 |
jadeia | Ok, Yeh i read that too. But it does seem to stall the process. Its on that message screen for 10+ mins so far | 00:54 |
EriC^ | i wonder if 'nomodeset' might help somehow? | 00:56 |
Marxism-Leninism | Does anyone know how to install Tableau BI on Ubuntu 23.04? | 00:57 |
oerheks | 23.04 is EOL .. | 00:57 |
oerheks | and that TAbleau is commercial stuff .. unlikely we know https://www.tableau.com/products/linux | 00:59 |
EriC^ | jadeia: maybe try to use a different usb port once the iso checks out as suggested, and also try using "loglevel=7 systemd.log_level=debug" in the kernel line in case it shows more info | 01:01 |
EriC^ | jadeia: which laptop model is it? maybe it's a known issue | 01:01 |
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jadeia | This is a desktop - a fairly recent MSI system | 01:04 |
jadeia | I get the GNU GRUB screen on boot | 01:04 |
jadeia | How do I change a loglevel? I am on the GRUB | 01:05 |
jadeia | Trying *safe graphics* and that seems to be progressing | 01:09 |
jadeia | Ok yep that worked - looks odd but safe graphics option loaded up and on the install screen. Is this an issue installing from this mode? | 01:10 |
oerheks | the !nomodeset factoid is commonly known to fix boot/screen issues, sure | 01:11 |
oerheks | !nomodeset | 01:12 |
ubottu | Systems with certain graphics chipsets may not boot properly out of the box. "Temporarily Add a Kernel Boot Parameter for Testing" as discussed at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters to add the "nomodeset" parameter there. | 01:12 |
jadeia | Ok thank you good to know. I am running Mint so I assumed I would be ok. I'll check that out before proceeding further | 01:12 |
leftyfb | !mint | jadeia | 01:13 |
ubottu | jadeia: The Ubuntu channels can only provide support for Ubuntu and its official !flavors. Derivatives and other distributions use different software repositories and other software. Please use their dedicated support venues, such as: Linux Mint: #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org, Pop!_OS: https://support.system76.com/ , Kali Linux: #kali-linux on irc.oftc.net, LXLE: https://lxle.net/support-options/ | 01:13 |
oerheks | "Previously I was running Linux Mint." .. and now .. | 01:13 |
jadeia | I mean, I am installing ubuntu | 01:14 |
leftyfb | ah, sorry | 01:14 |
jadeia | B) | 01:14 |
WaV | jadeia: What graphics card out of curiousity? | 01:14 |
oerheks | jadeia, as it is a new system, check for a bios update? | 01:14 |
jadeia | Newish - 18 months. 3060 | 01:15 |
jadeia | Originally Win10/11, then Mint for about 4 months. No looking to go Ubuntu | 01:15 |
WaV | Is that Gefore RTX 3060? | 01:16 |
jadeia | Yes sorry | 01:16 |
jadeia | Pretty low end card but has served me well and I am not a heavy gamer | 01:17 |
jadeia | Mint was great as a landing from Windows experience. It convinced me that Linux is totally suitable for my use case. | 01:18 |
WaV | When the installer asks you to look for proprietary drivers say yes. | 01:20 |
jadeia | Thank you will do. | 01:20 |
WaV | You will want to download the nvidia-driver for your card. | 01:20 |
mguy | How do I tell sendmail to use port 587 to send email instead of port 25? That port is closed the message ends up being deferred with a 4.3.2 service not available | 01:20 |
leftyfb | mguy: you read the sendmail documentation | 01:22 |
oerheks | mguy, edit /etc/mail/sendmail.mc | 01:22 |
jadeia | Appreciate the help folks. IRC has been helping me with computers for 30 years :) So underrated! Big love from me. | 01:22 |
oerheks | tons of guides like https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76903390/how-to-setup-or-configure-sendmail-in-ubuntu-22-04-with-custom-smtp-relay | 01:23 |
leftyfb | mguy: I would highly recommend using postfix and reading the documentation of your MTA. An email server should not be taking lightly | 01:23 |
WaV | jadeia: np. Good luck on the install. | 01:24 |
mguy | It's just an internal thing...it's already sending out mail correctly but one program isn't sending it out correctly | 01:24 |
mguy | oerheks: I read that earlier but I'm not using a smarthost | 01:25 |
oerheks | it's already sending out mail correctly .. on port 25? | 01:25 |
mguy | oerheks: no, on 587 | 01:25 |
leftyfb | that's the default | 01:25 |
esv | it should only listen on port 25, but sending to? | 01:25 |
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oerheks | if the port is correct, the one program is not. | 01:26 |
esv | shouldn't it use port-mapper? | 01:26 |
mguy | It listens on localhost and applications are sending email to users internally, it finds the mx for our domain and hits one of our 4 internal mail servers | 01:26 |
leftyfb | mguy: sounds like ssmtp would work fine then | 01:27 |
leftyfb | or postfix as a satellite server | 01:27 |
mguy | and if I use the mail command it does the same thing, tries to hit 25 and fails | 01:27 |
leftyfb | mguy: so read the documentation and set the port to submission instead | 01:27 |
esv | on the remote host... | 01:27 |
mguy | esv on itself | 01:28 |
mguy | n/m yes the remote host | 01:28 |
mguy | security finally turned off port 25 | 01:28 |
Random6 | Anyone know if Linux Mint can be installed in termux? | 01:32 |
leftyfb | !mint | Random6 | 01:33 |
ubottu | Random6: The Ubuntu channels can only provide support for Ubuntu and its official !flavors. Derivatives and other distributions use different software repositories and other software. Please use their dedicated support venues, such as: Linux Mint: #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org, Pop!_OS: https://support.system76.com/ , Kali Linux: #kali-linux on irc.oftc.net, LXLE: https://lxle.net/support-options/ | 01:33 |
leftyfb | Random6: you really should be asking for support with Termux in #termux. I don't think any distro's are going to support being installed in that environment. | 01:34 |
Work-BWMerlin | Is there an equivelant to Windows Sandbox in the Ubuntu/Linux world? | 01:35 |
esv | LOL | 01:35 |
leftyfb | Work-BWMerlin: that depends, what is Windows Sandbox? | 01:35 |
esv | Work-BWMerlin, would you rather rephrase your question? | 01:35 |
leftyfb | Work-BWMerlin: what are you looking to do exactly? | 01:35 |
Work-BWMerlin | Windows Sandbox is an instant VM that resets itself back when closed down | 01:35 |
esv | aahhh | 01:36 |
leftyfb | Work-BWMerlin: ubuntu core | 01:36 |
Work-BWMerlin | It is great for testing things like suspicious files or if you want to test a script in a turley clean environment each and everytime | 01:36 |
leftyfb | you're looking for an immutable OS | 01:36 |
leftyfb | Work-BWMerlin: I would just suggest running a container in LXD and use snapshops | 01:36 |
leftyfb | snapshots* | 01:36 |
Work-BWMerlin | Will look into it | 01:37 |
kremator | good night folks, i have updated my ubuntu 22.04 to the latest and now in a plugin that i have for selecting the power scheduler and now only have "performance" and "powersave" | 01:43 |
kremator | i used to have "schedutil", "ondemand", etc | 01:44 |
Kuleshok | ftp://file.net.ru/pub/video/Arizona.dream/ | 01:57 |
Kuleshok | http://explorer.net.ru:8080/temp/Arizona%20dream.torrent | 01:57 |
leftyfb | Kuleshok: can we help you with something? | 01:57 |
Kuleshok | <leftyfb> tel | 01:57 |
leftyfb | !ru | Kuleshok | 01:58 |
ubottu | Kuleshok: Пожалуйста наберите /join #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке. | Pozhalujsta naberite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke. | 01:58 |
mybalzitch | !alis | 02:17 |
ubottu | 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» | 02:17 |
sysadm1nH | Good morning or good evening. You are welcome on https://twitter.com/PLocataire : #exploits #coding #OSINT #Tools #Papers ;> | 02:55 |
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jamiahx2 | hello | 05:28 |
jamiahx2 | I'm trying to mount an ecryptfs directory cloned from a failing hdd | 05:28 |
jamiahx2 | https://pastebin.com/CYxE9ark | 05:28 |
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berocoder | I use Ubuntu 23.10 and have a problem with kvm aspect ratio. Black borders left and right. | 06:05 |
berocoder | My second big monitor is much wider than my laptop screen. Could that be the reason ? | 06:06 |
kawal | yes change the resolution in the serttings of course. | 06:15 |
kawal | it may not adjust properly to the aspect ratio/resolution | 06:15 |
kawal | and you may also have a menu on your screen | 06:16 |
kawal | to adapt the screen ratio / the other way aroiund | 06:16 |
berocoder | Physically my laptop screen has different aspect ratio than my big monitor. That is wider 34". | 06:26 |
berocoder | So of course I want to take advantage of that. | 06:26 |
berocoder | I use mirror in display settings so same screen on both. | 06:26 |
berocoder | I suspect that my small laptop screen dictate settings on my big screen. | 06:26 |
berocoder | The KVM guest is Windows 10. | 06:26 |
kawal | yeah, try to extend the display maybe instead, cause in mirror mode maybe it cannot scale the resolution properly for your external screen | 06:28 |
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berocoder | I tried that but doesn't matter. I think it would be most logical in mirror mode that the largest screen take over. And the smaller screen have black borders in case aspect ration is different | 06:30 |
berocoder | Or ideally a setting. There is primary display. But set my large screen as primary display doesn't matter | 06:31 |
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Rexodus | Good morning mortals! I wanna surface check /dev/md0. 4 devices. They are also there as /dev/sd*. But I can't find anything to start with. I have little experience with raid except for the last 2 days. The thing is umounted. The data on it is important. What is the best approch? | 08:18 |
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mcxninja | Hello | 08:22 |
praktikant | hello | 08:24 |
ravage | Rexodus: surface checks are really 90s. on modern devices you have smartctl to check if the device is healthy. it also shows you relocated sectors and so on (on spinning rust) | 08:26 |
mcxninja | This is the first time I'm using IRC. Is there any way I can see the old messages? | 08:34 |
Disconsented | mcxninja: No | 08:36 |
mcxninja | Disconsented: Okay | 08:37 |
lotuspsychje | !logs | mcxninja | 08:37 |
ubottu | mcxninja: Official channel logs can be found at https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ . LoCo channels are now logged there too. Meetingology logs at https://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ | 08:37 |
mcxninja | ubottu: interesting. How often it's getting backed up? | 08:39 |
lotuspsychje | mcxninja: visit the page, you will be able to see the dates | 08:40 |
lotuspsychje | i think there's a renewal of latest pretty quick | 08:40 |
mcxninja | Okay | 08:41 |
Rexodus | ravage: I didn't realize. TnX! | 08:51 |
esv | hey folks, have a very weird situation here, I have this silly bash script to automate some tasks and I use getops to review the command line options, here is the relevant part: https://dpaste.com/E9EPUB6XT | 10:36 |
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esv | and here are different logs: https://dpaste.com/8FGT4MZZZ | 10:38 |
esv | it seems when I use -ts somehow getopts gets confused on when to end the option review , everything seems fine if I use -- after the options section | 10:40 |
esv | I have retyped the command a couple of times to discard possible special characters hidden in the command line with the same result. | 10:41 |
esv | just looks odd. | 10:41 |
ph88 | i put a script in /etc/cron.daily/ i didn't see it running yet. How can i check if it ran? Do i need to do anything special to make it run? | 11:28 |
CosmicDJ | ph88: check /etc/crontab; keep in mind that the cron.daily scripts will not run unless you have anacron installed (see "test -x /usr/sbin/anacron || ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.daily )") | 11:46 |
CosmicDJ | ph88: systemd supports timers, maybe you want to use them instead | 11:48 |
ph88 | CosmicDJ, useful advice thanks i will take a look | 12:23 |
ph88 | CosmicDJ, the command test -x /usr/sbin/anacron || ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.daily ) does not return anything | 12:25 |
ph88 | /usr/sbin/anacron is present on the system | 12:25 |
bleusman | hello | 12:30 |
bleusman | can´t i juse format the mediatek device | 12:30 |
bleusman | and install android 11 on it ? | 12:30 |
bleusman | i mean ubuntu-touch** | 12:31 |
kawal | probably not, what device is it exactly? | 12:33 |
kawal | if it's an android device it has boot locking, and you may only install LineageOS if it is in the list of supported devices (and it's probably not the case) | 12:34 |
bleusman | hammer 2 | 12:34 |
bleusman | ah yes need to unlock the bootloader ?? | 12:34 |
bleusman | ok.. | 12:34 |
bleusman | i asked sony-ericson to made ubuntu available | 12:35 |
bleusman | been looking at this one: https://volla.online/en/volla-phone-x23/ | 12:35 |
bleusman | last time somehow i managed to get into some kind of diagnose screen from the mediatek | 12:44 |
bleusman | but it wall all in chinese -_- | 12:44 |
bleusman | : $ | 12:44 |
BluesKaj | Hi all | 13:59 |
ph88 | hi BluesKaj | 14:05 |
thisisjaymehta | 0;10;1c/b 5 | 14:06 |
thisisjaymehta | ops | 14:06 |
thisisjaymehta | sorry | 14:06 |
BluesKaj | hi ph88 | 14:07 |
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Guest87 | trying to get x11vnc working, and keep getting XOpenDisplay(":0") failed where can I start looking for the issue? | 14:39 |
leftyfb | Guest87: what release of ubuntu? | 14:39 |
oerheks | and what session, wayland or Xorg? | 14:39 |
Guest87 | 22.04.03 LTS | 14:39 |
Guest87 | Xorg should be | 14:39 |
leftyfb | Guest87: echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE | 14:40 |
Guest87 | tty right now as I am ssh'd in | 14:40 |
leftyfb | there's your problem | 14:40 |
leftyfb | export DISPLAY=:0 ; echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE | 14:40 |
Guest87 | still tty | 14:41 |
leftyfb | Guest87: is there a desktop running? | 14:42 |
Guest87 | service gdm3 is up and running | 14:42 |
Guest87 | is that enough? | 14:43 |
leftyfb | Guest87: what type of machine is this? | 14:43 |
Guest87 | Ubuntu server | 14:43 |
leftyfb | running on...... | 14:43 |
leftyfb | why do you need x11vnc on a server? | 14:43 |
Guest87 | x86_64 | 14:43 |
leftyfb | :/ | 14:44 |
Guest87 | want to connect directly to the desktop | 14:44 |
leftyfb | ubuntu server doesn't have a desktop by default | 14:44 |
Guest87 | this was working, but something is borked, ubuntu-desktop is installed, and like I said this was directly connecting fine | 14:45 |
Guest87 | is the $XDG_SESSION_TYPE supposed to point to xorg? | 14:47 |
oerheks | yes, as you claim you run xorg | 14:49 |
Guest87 | So does xorg need to be running in order for this to work? | 14:54 |
Guest87 | sorry I dont understand the GUI very well | 14:54 |
raffo | Guest87: where you exporting a running :0 desktop session before or the login manager screen? | 14:54 |
CosmicDJ | Guest87: what do you try to do exactly? run X11 programs on your server? viah ssh X11 forwarding or VNC? | 14:55 |
CosmicDJ | -h | 14:55 |
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Guest87 | I just want to connect to the Ubuntu desktop | 14:57 |
Guest87 | this is what I was told to run and it worked up until a few days ago | 14:58 |
Guest87 | sudo -u gdm x11vnc -auth /run/user/128/gdm/Xauthority -display :0 -xkb -forever -rfbport 20000 | 14:58 |
Guest87 | then I would VNC in to port 20000 and got connected to my desktop | 14:58 |
Guest87 | which now results in "XOpenDisplay(":0") failed." | 14:59 |
raffo | is the server's local firewall set up to allow connections to that port? | 15:00 |
CosmicDJ | Guest87: you want to connect to your Ubuntu Desktop from your server? | 15:01 |
Guest87 | From a Windows 10 machine, using VNCviewer | 15:03 |
spookyusers | anyone have a good resource for running ubuntu (or linux in general) on mac? I wrecked my mac os and just decided to run ubuntu instead. It's going ok but few hiccups like when i close the macbook it just freezes and sound doesn't work. | 15:21 |
Haris_ | https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50652808/apache-shutdown-couldnt-grab-mutex | 15:38 |
Haris_ | for my error ===> By one wonder or another, it seems that once your start using SSL certificates, this configuration line is somehow "ignored". Thus, Apache fail to find the lock dir for the mutex file. \r\n Just adding (remove comment) this line into /etc/apache2/apache2.conf isn't working either. | 15:38 |
Haris_ | You have to specifically create a configuration file and enable it. Else it won't solve the problem. <== is this also it? | 15:38 |
Haris_ | I'm on focal | 15:38 |
Haris_ | [mpm_prefork:emerg] [pid 2184334] (43)Identifier removed: AH00144: couldn't grab the accept mutex <=== error I'm getting on two VMs on focal | 15:39 |
lotuspsychje | please no crossposting Haris_ | 15:39 |
raffo | Guest87: is there an actual session running at the time you're executing your x11vnc command? | 15:40 |
Haris_ | not sure if any of the server side guys are up-n-about | 15:40 |
Haris_ | they'r pretty peaceful since a while | 15:40 |
lotuspsychje | Haris_: best to ask your question in one channel at once, unless volunteers advice specific channels | 15:41 |
Haris_ | noted | 15:41 |
lotuspsychje | also for your question, try to use a !paste too | 15:41 |
Haris_ | its actually covered in the stackoverslow page. I was surprised about the last tid bit. Had to ask | 15:42 |
Haris_ | facing this one on two production boxes right now. apache2 fails at random | 15:43 |
varaindemian | Trying to install Grafana - https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/setup-grafana/installation/debian/ | 15:47 |
varaindemian | I keep getting this: | 15:47 |
varaindemian | https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/LEncJ5vA/ | 15:48 |
lotuspsychje | try the snap varaindemian ? | 15:49 |
varaindemian | I woul like to use this | 15:49 |
leftyfb | varaindemian: curl -sSL "https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x963FA27710458545" | sudo gpg --dearmor --output /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/grafana --yes | 15:50 |
leftyfb | though it looks like step2 of their instructions should have worked for you | 15:50 |
leftyfb | which does basically the same thing | 15:50 |
varaindemian | leftyfb: issued your command and I get the same error at `apt update` | 15:50 |
leftyfb | ok, just use the snap then | 15:51 |
varaindemian | :( | 15:51 |
leftyfb | varaindemian: or contact grafana for support with their repository | 15:51 |
oerheks | i just tried, these instructions work for Jammy 22.04 | 15:54 |
oerheks | https://www.cherryservers.com/blog/install-grafana-ubuntu | 15:54 |
ApostleInTriumph | Hi All. I'm a root of a server and somehow it got restarted abruptly. I want to understand who/what triggered the restart. How do I find it out? | 15:58 |
oerheks | Check last reboot and /var/log/syslog ? | 16:03 |
ApostleInTriumph | Inside that, how do I check who restarted or was it an automatic one? | 16:08 |
tuxick | normally only root can do that | 16:32 |
ApostleInTriumph | yes, I'm a root | 16:32 |
raffo | check the log and see if another user became root or logged in as root right before the reboot. | 16:33 |
ApostleInTriumph | how do I check which user became root? | 16:34 |
raffo | journalctl -n100 | 16:37 |
raffo | no, you need to dump the log around the time the reboot occurred. | 16:37 |
raffo | man journactl | 16:38 |
raffo | e.g. journalctl -n5000 | grep "Feb 19", or something like that. | 16:38 |
raffo | there are other ways to dump particular intervals. | 16:39 |
raffo | This is assuming your system logs are persistent. In some configurations the system logs are discarded after a reboot. | 16:40 |
raffo | Check /var/log/messages too, if you have it. | 16:43 |
Guest8919 | where is the openvpn client config file created by Gnome/Network Manager stored? | 17:48 |
oerheks | i bet you did not do any research? /etc/openvpn/client.conf | 17:52 |
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alexis | Hola a tod@s, para dudas en actualización de Linux Mint es este canal?, gracias. | 18:06 |
oerheks | !alis | 18:07 |
ubottu | 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» | 18:07 |
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mrcoffee | Hello | 21:31 |
mrcoffee | My computer is not shutting down with ubuntu | 21:32 |
mrcoffee | I have tried editing grub | 21:32 |
mrcoffee | BUt still not shutting down. | 21:32 |
mrcoffee | It will shut down once if i do a dpkg on boot.. | 21:32 |
mrcoffee | But the second time wont shut down anymore.. | 21:32 |
mrcoffee | On shut down it says something about filesystem being remounted read only -ro and then it says powering off but never fully does. | 21:33 |
preach | wat | 21:41 |
preach | none of that made any sense.. | 21:41 |
oerheks | run a fsck on that partition(s) | 21:42 |
oerheks | https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/disk-repair.html.en //https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilesystemTroubleshooting | 21:43 |
plastikman | i guess i was too late for mrcoffee but what a strange thing to ask. that is not a grub issue but an acpi issue | 22:06 |
mrcoffee | Hi there | 22:11 |
mrcoffee | Still having shutdown issues, any ideas? | 22:11 |
leftyfb | mrcoffee: if your filesystem is being mounted read-only it's typically due to a corrupt filesystem and/or bad storage device | 22:13 |
mrcoffee | Ok.. Thats what i see on shutdown: https://0x0.st/H5-f.jpg | 22:15 |
mrcoffee | leftyfb but shouldnt that be fixed with fsck ? | 22:15 |
mrcoffee | Meaning i have run dpkg and fsck and the issue persists. | 22:15 |
leftyfb | ok, first off, I don't know why you keep mentioning dpkg. It has nothing to do with shutting down, fsck or any of the symptoms you are experiencing | 22:16 |
mrcoffee | Well, for instance running dpkg fixes the issue but just for one loop. | 22:17 |
mrcoffee | Dont know why or how, but it does. | 22:17 |
leftyfb | negative | 22:17 |
leftyfb | mrcoffee: what is the exact command you are running? | 22:17 |
mrcoffee | On boot, i do the boot ubuntu on safe mode or something like that and then you get the options dpkg, fsck and so on.. resume normal boot | 22:18 |
leftyfb | please get specifics and share them here | 22:19 |
mrcoffee | Ubuntu recovery mode dpkg option, that fixes the issue for one loop.. | 22:19 |
mrcoffee | THen the issue shows up again.. | 22:19 |
leftyfb | please take a screenshot | 22:19 |
mrcoffee | And i posted an image with what i get on shutdown | 22:19 |
mrcoffee | THats all there is. | 22:19 |
leftyfb | please take a screenshot of this "dpkg" message you are seeing | 22:20 |
mrcoffee | https://i.stack.imgur.com/fdmNg.png | 22:22 |
leftyfb | ok, that menu item isn't allowing you to boot | 22:23 |
leftyfb | why are you going into recovery mode to begin with? | 22:23 |
mrcoffee | Let me start again leftyfb | 22:27 |
mrcoffee | I have a lenovo legion 5 with dual boot, when i power off the maching it never does totally, it says powering off and hangs in there forever. | 22:27 |
mrcoffee | https://0x0.st/H5-f.jpg | 22:27 |
mrcoffee | Some suggestions have been to edit the grub file: | 22:28 |
plastikman | you have ACPI issues | 22:31 |
plastikman | I would recomend that you fix your ACPI tables then inject them into the kernel and try again | 22:31 |
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oerheks | check for a bios update for that lenovo 5 | 23:01 |
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Cryptick_ | Hello there | 23:21 |
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