user|79 | hello i have a elitebook 840 and im trying to down load the norton virus protection on it and i cant get the norton virus protection on it | 00:15 |
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cbreak | why would you want to get the norton virus? | 00:17 |
IrcsomeBot | <Bawbb> AFNF | 04:37 |
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IrcsomeBot | <Bawbb> Yesterday I upgraded to kubuntu 23.10 from 22.04 LTS. Can connect to my router via wi-fi but can't connect to internet. LAN is also inactive. Anyone who can guide me in resolving this? | 06:04 |
IrcsomeBot | <mr_honesty123> E: The repository 'https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/flatpak/stable/ubuntu mantic Release' does not have a Release file. | 06:39 |
IrcsomeBot | <mr_honesty123> W: Updating from such a repository can't be done securely, and is therefore disabled by default. | 06:39 |
IrcsomeBot | <mr_honesty123> W: See apt-secure(8) manpage for repository creation and user configuration details. | 06:39 |
IrcsomeBot | <mr_honesty123> why i am getting this error | 06:39 |
valorie | @mr_honesty123 you just repeated the reason | 07:02 |
valorie | I assume that there is no release file because it is no longer a supported release | 07:04 |
valorie | !releases | 07:04 |
ubottu | Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 9 months (non-LTS) or 5 years (LTS). More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases | 07:04 |
ApoloXIII | Hi | 09:42 |
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ApoloXIII | hi diogenes_ | 10:48 |
diogeness | ApoloXIII: hi | 10:52 |
BluesKaj | Hi all | 13:06 |
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mdiehl | Hi all. My son was swapping video cards on his computer and now, when it boots, all he gets is a blank screen. I can ssh into it and everything seems to be there. | 18:58 |
mdiehl | He's running Kubuntu 22.04 | 18:58 |
mdiehl | How can I set his system back to the default graphics config? | 18:58 |
oerheks | hi mdiehl | 19:00 |
oerheks | what card is he using exactly? lspci | grep VGA | 19:01 |
mdiehl | @oerheks, Sorry for the delay. He's running an on-board: | 20:00 |
mdiehl | 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09) | 20:00 |
oerheks | try ; ubuntu-drivers devices, or do directly; sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall | 20:01 |
oerheks | running internal intel, he added a card again? | 20:02 |
mdiehl | He wanted dual monitors. | 20:02 |
mdiehl | Then reboot? | 20:04 |
oerheks | yes | 20:08 |
mdiehl | OK, I rebooted and we saw the Kubuntu message. Then the screen went blank. | 20:13 |
mmikowski | mdiehl: How many screens are attached? | 20:13 |
mmikowski | Make sure you just have the primary screen attached to start. | 20:14 |
mdiehl | Now, just one. Attached to the internal port. | 20:14 |
mmikowski | For debugging purposes. | 20:14 |
mmikowski | ok. | 20:14 |
mdiehl | Yes. | 20:14 |
mmikowski | What GPU is attached? | 20:14 |
mmikowski | Are you plugged into that card or into the motherboard? | 20:15 |
mdiehl | Motherboard. | 20:15 |
mmikowski | The GPU before was Nvidia? | 20:15 |
mmikowski | or AMD or Intel? | 20:15 |
mdiehl | Intel. | 20:16 |
mmikowski | And the display was working through that? | 20:16 |
mdiehl | Yes. | 20:16 |
mmikowski | So he removed an Intel Arc GPU? | 20:16 |
mmikowski | Just clarifying. | 20:16 |
mdiehl | No, he added another card... | 20:16 |
mdiehl | Removed that and now the internal doesn't work. | 20:17 |
mmikowski | Ok, so was the display through that before? | 20:17 |
mmikowski | And what card was it? Like Nvidia RTX 1060 or similar? | 20:17 |
oerheks | always use the plugincard connector | 20:17 |
oerheks | one can do that 'live' | 20:18 |
mdiehl | I don't think he got both cards working, so he removed the external. Then the internal didn't work. | 20:18 |
oerheks | no, if the onboard is used, it overrides ? | 20:18 |
mdiehl | Hmmmm. | 20:19 |
mmikowski | I do this for a living. If you answer my questions directly, I can quickly help you resolve. | 20:19 |
mdiehl | And I appreciate your time. | 20:20 |
mmikowski | If you can't, then I have to get to work. No offense, but I can't spend too much time on this. | 20:20 |
mdiehl | I understand. | 20:20 |
mdiehl | So, the internal is: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09) | 20:20 |
mmikowski | So 1. Did he have the output running through the GPU before? Was it working? | 20:20 |
mmikowski | Yes, that is now. | 20:20 |
mmikowski | Before, what was the monitor that was working attached to? The MB or the GPU? | 20:21 |
mmikowski | Or don't know? | 20:21 |
mdiehl | The internal graphics worked. Then he added a new card and tried to get it added. It didn't work, so he pulled it. | 20:22 |
mdiehl | Now the internal doesn't work. | 20:22 |
mdiehl | Is that more complete? | 20:22 |
mdiehl | I booted a live dvd and it worked. | 20:23 |
mmikowski | Right. | 20:23 |
mdiehl | So, it's a config issue.... right? | 20:23 |
mmikowski | Right | 20:23 |
mdiehl | I feel like if I removed the config, it would auto-config and I'd be golden...? | 20:24 |
mmikowski | likely not. | 20:24 |
mdiehl | I'm listening... | 20:24 |
mmikowski | Well, the "config" is likely initramfs. | 20:24 |
mmikowski | What is the GPU? | 20:24 |
mmikowski | That he added? | 20:24 |
mmikowski | Did he add drivers? | 20:24 |
mmikowski | Can you get into a virtual terminal? | 20:25 |
mdiehl | He added a DTX1050TI (Asus) | 20:25 |
mmikowski | e.g. press <CTRL>+<ALT>+<F2> | 20:25 |
mmikowski | to see a login screen? | 20:25 |
mdiehl | No login. Just the opening kubunt msg. | 20:25 |
mdiehl | Oh, let me check. | 20:26 |
mdiehl | He get's a login prompt. | 20:26 |
oerheks | so it did work; sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall | 20:27 |
mmikowski | Ok, I have to get back to work. Assuming you can login to the virtual terminal, you can read how to recreate initramfs here: https://kfocus.org/wf/recovery#bkm_use_a_live | 20:27 |
mmikowski | Right, sudo update-initramfs | 20:28 |
mdiehl | I ran the sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall from an ssh prompt for what it's worth. | 20:29 |
mmikowski | But if you can't get to a VT, you will need the recovery method in the attached article, which is quite a bit more involved, but not hard if you follow the steps. | 20:29 |
mdiehl | I appreciate your time and I don't mind reading. | 20:29 |
mmikowski | That will regenerate dkms and probably initramfs | 20:29 |
mmikowski | Is it resolved? | 20:29 |
mdiehl | Thanks. | 20:29 |
mmikowski | Yes | 20:30 |
mmikowski | ? | 20:30 |
mdiehl | Working on it. | 20:30 |
mmikowski | You may not need to go to such work. You should be able to update dkms and initramfs after removing the nvidia drivers. | 20:31 |
mdiehl | I can work on it from here. Thanks for the pointer. | 20:31 |
mmikowski | ok, good luck. the key is described above. | 20:31 |
mdiehl | I believe so. | 20:31 |
mmikowski | removed nvidia-drivers which should update dkms and initramfs. Good luck! | 20:32 |
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foolishMachine | 0h pe0ple talk 1n th1s server | 20:45 |
foolishMachine | neat | 20:45 |
bprompt | Õ¿Õ | 20:46 |
mdiehl | No, it isn't. I'm gonna reboot on a live DVD and be sure nothing has changed. | 21:04 |
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