[00:05] Hello, I tried to install ubuntu 22.04 on my HP EliteDesk PC having a 1TB M2 NVMe ssd installed. [00:05] The HP EliteDesk currently has Win 10 installed without any problem. [00:05] That word "tried" doesn't make it sound good. [00:05] But hey, at least that gives you the opportunity to try again with current version. [00:06] But when I try to install Ubuntu 22.04 it say "This computer uses Intel RST (Rapid Storage Technology). You need to turn off RST before installing Ubuntu. [00:07] How could I turn off RST? [00:07] try hitting f10 a bunch when rebooting the computer [00:07] Bios settings. Oftenhitting Del or F2 when you first turn on your your PC. [00:08] And isn't there an option to install Ubuntu with RST on? I read that RST uses TRIM on ssds and has some advantages over AHCI (which is for SATA). [00:08] https://help.ubuntu.com/rst/ [00:10] That link implies RST is for RAID. Do you have multiple drives? [00:10] I assume it depends on the exact type/version/configuration of RST, since it's a propietary protocol unlike AHCI. [00:10] the other thing to consider is do you want Windows and Ubuntu to co-exist with each other or are you happy to nerf Windows in favor of Ubuntu? === sotaoverride is now known as Guest5218 [00:11] I don't think TRIM and AHCI mode are mutually exclusive. There might be certain hardware and driver configurations where that is (or was) the case. [00:11] enigma9o7 No I only have 1 M2 SSD installed [00:12] shaggysi1 I want to uninstall windows completely. [00:13] Is it a sata or nvme ssd [00:14] karenthedorf NVMe SSD [00:14] My understannding is: If it's an nvme ssd then this whole argument is moot since it only applies to sata drives. If it's sata, you probabally need to disable RST or you can't install Ubuntu on your hardware. (Some hardware might work with some versions of RST, your setup is not one of them) [00:15] yeah at the most simple, just disable RST in the BIOS then install Ubuntu and hopefully all is well [00:15] If the installer told them they have to disable it, seems like they have to disable it to move forward. [00:15] Plus, why not use the current version? [00:15] Yeah just disable RST, you might slightly slow down any SATA drives you install in the future, but the alternative is no ubuntu install. [00:16] they don't wanna keep Windows so I guess there's no real harm in disabling it to get the Ubuntu install up and running [00:16] Also, yeah, have you tried 24.04 and see if that version works? [00:19] enigma9o7 I have just downloaded ubutnu 24.04. I have not written it on my USB stick yet. [00:25] https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Software-and-How-To-Questions/Turing-off-RST-in-order-to-install-Ubuntu-Linux/td-p/8439256/page/2 [00:25] It seems that AHCI is not available on some HP bioses. I might be fucked :'(( [00:28] Well, at least nothing is more broken. Ironically uninstalling and reinstalling steam got it to boot up, but when I closed the window it stayed gone [00:34] no, wait, it works? Man IDK what's going on here [00:37] momken: does your bios look like this? https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Boot-and-Lockup/Disable-Intel-RST-in-Laptop-BIOS/m-p/8280380/highlight/true#M207621 [00:37] do you have the "UEFI HII Configuration" option? [00:41] hmm okay this looked like there was a way to solve it but i got it wrong [00:45] Oh god! Please help me to install Linux on this beautiful PC. I can't give back the PC to the store. [00:47] The BIOS looks like this: https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Business-Notebooks/Set-up-Wake-on-Lan-for-HP-Elitedesk-800-G4-sff-run-Esxi-6-7/td-p/7630353 [00:50] you could try booting off a usb stick or external ssd and then use the internal storage via rst [00:52] tomreyn Really? Does Ubuntu support RST? [00:52] what happend to just turning it off? [00:54] anyone good with hardware? I want to get a sata expansion card but unclear about what's needed other than the red sata cables. The other one for power that goes into the back of the harddrive? Those would come off of my power supply, yes? [00:54] kut: #hardware [00:54] joined [00:55] ravage: momken states there is no option to turn off RST on their uefi [00:55] tomreyn and ravage: I could successfully turn off RST in BIOS. [00:55] Yeahhhhhhhh [00:55] momken: in some situations apparently ubuntu can install to pre-configured intel rst, based on the article you pointed to [00:56] The windows got broke though which is not important. [00:56] momken: okay so where did this option hide then? [00:56] "system Options"? [00:56] then boot your 24.04 usb and be happy 🙂 [00:56] is there no way to continue the installation beyond that screen? if you've got an nvme is rst even applicable? [00:57] I thought rst was terrible old sata junk [00:57] yes there is rst for nvme [00:57] ew :) [00:58] tomreyn I had to disable it in BIOS -> Advanced -> System Options -> "Configure Storage Controller for Intel Optane" [00:58] Yesssss [00:58] hmm so it does not even say "RST" [00:58] thanks for sharing [00:59] tomreyn Thank you. I could not return this PC if I could not install Linux on it. Because I bought it second hand with cheaper price from a 3rd party in Iran. [01:04] I bought this Small Form Factor PC to exercise Docker and Kubernetes. Running multiple docker images can take a lot of RAM and my new and old laptop have only 16GB ram which is not enough. So I bought this enterprise PC second hand and upgraded it to Maximum :D [01:04] oo fun :D [01:05] It has i7 8700 (6 cores, 12 threads), 64GB ram, 1TB NVMe ssd [01:05] And of course no Nvidia bullshit :D [01:08] https://bpa.st/GF3A I need an alternative to ethtool for setting the duplex and advertised speed of a SFP28 ethernet connection. Or I need a way to install ethtool 6.9 on Ubuntu 20.04 Any pointers? [01:09] ethrool 5.8 flat-out rejects the speed 25000 because it is not listed in its config files. this bug was fixe in january but is not available in version 5.4 Can I upgrade? If not, I need some way to change the spee of an ethernet connection. [01:09] speed* [01:10] chonkin: that seems like it's worth a bug report; ubuntu-bug ethtool will get you to a place to file the report [01:11] you could try grabbing the ethtool from the development release https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ethtool/1:6.9-1 but it might not run at all, so keep your old package around :) [01:11] if it doesn't run at all, there's a program that can help you try building that package in a PPA for the old release: ubuntu-dev-tools: /usr/bin/backportpackage [01:12] One other question: Is it possible to connect to a Cinnamon Desktop with "Remote Desktop protocol" or VNC? I was a big fan of cinnamon but due to lack of remote desktop I switched back to Ubuntu Gnome. [01:12] I gnome, enabling remote desktop is very simple just by toggling a switch in Share setting. [01:13] yes momken [01:13] I have switched to Rust Desk but you can rdp in or vnc [01:13] kut Even in cinnamon? [01:14] yes [01:14] freerdp or tightvnc or whatever you'd like [01:14] kut I searched alot. Do you have any article describing it? [01:15] I installed xrdp with no luck [01:15] Then installed tigerVNC with no luck too [01:15] https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-configure-vnc-on-ubuntu-20-04 just ignore the part about xfce [01:15] https://forum.linuxconfig.org/t/vnc-server-on-mint-linux-with-cinnamon-desktop/2046 [01:16] https://www.server-world.info/en/note?os=Ubuntu_24.04&p=desktop&f=6 [01:18] I use rustdesk with my own relay server so the data isn't on public servers, it's like teamviewer [01:19] sarnold I have that but it is getting kind of messy. Is there another way to set the duplex and speed of an ethernet OTHER than ethtool? [01:21] kut The digitalocean article suggests installing xfce4 for vnc. I read another article about xrdp also suggesting installation of xfce4. I want to use cinnamon instead of xfce. [01:22] chonkin: hmmmm this old SE post https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/52316/7064 suggests that /sys/class/net/*/speed files exist .. I wonder if these are writable? [01:23] kut I should note that my PC is connected to a 4K monitor, so connecting to it using VNC will consume a lot of bandwidth because as long as I know in VNC you can not change resolution of the vnc server. [01:24] RDP is a better protocol I guess. [01:25] /sys/class/net/*/speed are -r--r--r-- (read-only) for me (linux 6.7.12 on debian) [01:25] oh bah take the easy route out, lol [01:26] I should really call it a day if I didn't even think to look [01:26] :) have a good night [01:27] :D [01:29] you can with rust desk [01:30] kut Thanks. I will try rustdesk too. [01:30] :) [01:39] sarnold okay I have compiled ethtool 6.5 and it executes . [01:41] chonkin: nice! does it work? [01:42] okay i tried it on a connection and it made a report [01:45] it set the speed to 25000 but I do not beleive this network switch supports it [01:48] chonkin Are you trying to achieve 25gbps speed? [01:48] That's very fast. And needs expensive equipments [01:48] momken, yes. The NIC supports https://bpa.st/GF3A [02:02] sarnold , but yet. ethtool 6.5 works on 20.04 [02:02] yes [03:00] i just did a do-release-upgrade, which worked, got me to 22.04, but it's still showing kernel 5.15, no 6.5 option even in hwe is shown. how do I get 6.5? [03:03] "sudo apt install linux-image-generic-hwe-22.04" [03:03] that one is showing as 5.15 [03:03] not in jammy-security or jammy-updates, where are you looking? [03:04] dpkg --list [03:04] hrm. ok. did the install like you said and it pulled down a 6.5 [03:04] share "apt policy linux-image-generic-hwe-22.04" [03:05] Ok great [03:05] oh. just noticed, it was showing me hwe-/20/.04 5.15, didn't have 22.04 at all. [03:05] why didn't apt update get the 22.04 hwe package into the cache? [03:06] It likely did. That's why I asked you to share your apt policy, to confirm it was the install candidate. [03:06] (and to confirm you had jammy-security and/or jammy-updates enabled) === HER is now known as hernan === hernan is now known as hernan604 === hernan604 is now known as HER [03:08] rebooted to 6.5. good to go [03:21] sarnold, thanks again for your help getting hibernation working on my laptop [03:21] the only thing that's missing now is the fingerprint sensor, which is missing for all versions of linux [03:27] sigh, need to reboot === deltreey7 is now known as deltreey === five618480339 is now known as five61848033 [06:47] hello [06:47] what do I need to do to change host keys on focal? [06:49] what are host keys? [07:03] the rsa keys used for sshd [07:03] I have VMs, on cloning they have the same keys. Have to change them [07:04] understood, thanks for reply. dunno answer :( [07:04] you could probably just delete the keys tho and let them setup like the first time again [07:04] on one of the VMs [07:05] they'r eprobably in .config or .local or .ssh or something [07:06] if its what i'm imagining [07:06] if you can't find them in one of those folders, try checking man for ssh or sshd [07:06] they'r normally in /etc/ssh/ [07:06] nah, that wouldn't make sense, cuz that'd require sudo to write [07:07] i mean if its what im thinking, like when i ssh in somehwere it tells me something about wanting to save the keys [07:07] (I really dunno anything about this stuff btw, just spitballing) [07:10] already done [07:10] thankyou all === five618480334 is now known as five61848033 [08:05] so [08:06] I had disabled secure boot once for an anbox/waydroid related driver [08:06] so [08:06] now, i want to re-enable secureboot [08:06] how do i go about this [08:06] firstly how do i check whom all the kos are signed by [08:06] and if the android driver must be signed by ubuntus key , now [08:06] after that, how do i re-enable secure boot [08:07] dunno, but why bother? [08:09] enigma9o7, i just feel its cleaner [08:17] cool. well you'll probably learn something trying to figure out what you want to do anyway. as long as you know it doesn't actually matter, it is unlikely your boot is going to be exploited :) [08:17] TPM is some new thing and we used computers for decades before without it === Sidewyz1 is now known as Sidewyz [08:33] enigma9o7, yeah so would you have any idea how to go about it [08:34] i compared a list of modules in lsmod vs this ( https://askubuntu.com/questions/923620/how-to-list-drivers-kernel-modules-affected-by-secureboot ) command that purports to show list of unsginecd modules [08:34] filtered by my uname - [08:34] filtered by my uname -r [08:34] and found none of the unsgined drivers among my lsmod list [08:34] nah my first dunno was real, i'd have to web search [08:35] there is mokutil .. [08:35] !info mokutil [08:35] mokutil (0.6.0-2build3, noble): tools for manipulating machine owner keys. In component main, is optional. Built by mokutil. Size 27 kB / 78 kB [08:36] oerheks, i used that but got 0x1a [08:36] when i rebooted ino the mok screen [08:37] never used it myself [08:37] oerheks, as i said its due to the android driver thing [08:38] now i signed thta thing with /var/lib/shim-signed/mok [08:38] and now want to renable secure boot === Sidewyz1 is now known as Sidewyz [11:35] Hi all === mrbutthead4 is now known as mrbutthead === VIAblet is now known as VlA [13:41] I set up a server for a professor to test generative AI tools for his research project. OS is Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS, GPU is a NVidia GTX 4090. Things were going well until I had to reboot the server and now it seems there's a API mismatch. (see pastebin: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/n8CQkYzXW5/ ) I found posts that deal with this problem but no [13:41] clear solution. Is there a known ressource I might have missed that could help me solve this problem? [13:45] how did you install that 535 ? [13:46] junioradmin, maybe an update was installed after that reboot, so... try rebooting again? [13:47] TomyLobo2, I did reboot a number of times to no avail. I can try again and report back in a few minutes. [13:48] hi Everyone :) I'm trying to upload a deb package on a ppa, and I always receive an error message from dput. I read the documentation on configuring .dput.cf without success. I dind't find the right receipt. Who can help me? :) [13:48] junioradmin, nah, once is enough [13:50] what error exactly ? https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/UploadErrors [13:57] "Could not write blahblahblah_source.ppa:marinelli/ppa.upload" [13:57] hi, I am having problems where my ubuntu server is running kinda slow, in htop the load average is like 200 something but it doesn't seem like cpu is all that high, how do I track down where the load is coming from? [13:57] I think I found the problem, I used 'ppa:marinelli/ppa' in the configuration title and some of those characters are not allowed [13:59] bguebert: htop can tell you what process is taking up the most CPU [13:59] yeah, it seems like a few kit 3% every once in a while but nothing is really standing out [14:00] I guess mysql hits 70% ish sometimes too when it runs a query, but then drops back down [14:00] stop mysql and see if the load goes down. Process of elimination [14:01] I can't really take it down during the day with everyone using it. There are maybe 100 users on it right now and its running the company ERP [14:02] maybe I can take it down over the weekend sometime, but I have a feeling the load will have dissappeared by then [14:02] then schedule some downtime to troubleshoot [14:02] ok [14:02] also, "100 users on it right now" .... I'm sure that has nothing to do with it's high load :/ [14:03] well I mean it normally has that many, but the load average is not usually this high [14:03] and people have been complaining about it running slower than normal [14:04] that many users I mean [14:06] you need metrics and you need graphs [14:07] yeah, some kinda of longer term monitoring would be good [14:07] checkmk is good [14:07] what do you use for that? [14:07] ok [14:07] and their docker-based install is really easy [14:07] bguebert: did you enabled kernel threads in htop? [14:08] Regarding my problem with NVidia drivers, I tried sudo apt update and got signature errors (GPG related). Could this be related to my problem? If so, what I found to resolve this issue involves deprecated tools (apt-key) and the correct way to update the keys is not clear to me (https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/SPMRQVb4Bz/) [14:08] no I don't think I enabled kernel threads [14:09] Do you know how to troubleshoot xdg-open issues? I'm opening a "magic link" that is expected to authenticate to a fat client on Ubuntu (in the form of an AppImage)... the browser sends the link to xdg-open and then nothing else happens. If I run "xdg-open https://the-magic-link" it opens Firefox instead of the app. Is there something special to do so that AppImages are known by xdg-open? [14:09] I mean make them visible, you can hide/view them with "K" in htop [14:10] ok I am seeing them now [14:10] the high load might be in something the kernel is doing in the background [14:25] is there a way to tell if something is network bound? [14:25] like I can run iostat to see hard drive wait times [14:28] ArtfulDodger, https://askubuntu.com/questions/1408016/the-following-signatures-couldnt-be-verified-because-the-public-key-is-not-avai [14:32] wrong recipient, oerheks? [14:32] looking for 22.04, that was indeed the old 20.04 .. [14:33] but I mean oerheks, could it be the reason why wdg-open does not load links properly? [14:33] xdg-open [14:33] grep the keyring from https://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/repos/ubuntu2204/x86_64/ [14:39] ArtfulDodger, recent post https://askubuntu.com/questions/1510565/ubuntu-does-not-find-installed-appimage-application-to-open-link-from-browser [14:56] junioradmin: gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys A4B469963BF863CC ; gpg --export A4B469963BF863CC |sudo gpg --dearmor --output /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/nvidia.gpg --yes [14:58] leftyfb Thank you. === DubPirate9 is now known as DubPirate [15:21] so it seems like my problem was something to do with apache [15:21] I restarted it and the load average dropped [15:21] just not sure what was causing it [15:21] maybe someone was hammering the server [15:22] I've had problems before with someone who sets up scripts to scrape the pages and they set them up sometimes to run async so they'll fire off maybe 300 requests at once [15:23] for a page that like loads slow and they said they though this might speed things up [15:23] I need to get better monitoring and access control I guess so I can make sure whats causing stuff like this [15:26] I looked into checkmk but it seems kinda expensive for us [15:26] thank you for your help [15:36] bguebert: checkmk is free for mid-sized infrastructures. If you have larger org, then they can afford it [15:54] Hello [15:54] I recently installed Ubuntu 24.04 LTS [15:54] What is the difference b/w "Desktop Sharing" and "Remote Login"? [15:54] I read this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1513484/accessing-an-ubuntu-24-04-machine-via-rdp-port-selection [15:55] Both use RDP? Then what is the point of make them different? [15:55] And how can I also access using VNC? [16:04] And one more thing: The clock is wrong even though my time zone is correct! [16:11] I can not fix the time :( [16:13] tons of the same Q on askubuntu, windows controls the time somehow [16:15] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1235496/time-change-in-windows-after-booting-to-ubuntu --- https://www.howtogeek.com/323390/how-to-fix-windows-and-linux-showing-different-times-when-dual-booting/ [16:17] about rdp / sharing, that article shows Remote Login -- when no one is locally logged in. [16:18] one could do both, but it shares port 3390 etc [16:20] sorry I logged out. Could you please re-paste the askubuntu links related to time? [16:20] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1235496/time-change-in-windows-after-booting-to-ubuntu --- https://www.howtogeek.com/323390/how-to-fix-windows-and-linux-showing-different-times-when-dual-booting/ [16:21] Thanks [16:25] oerheks Thanks a lot. The first link saved me :) [16:25] oerheks Thanks a lot. The first link saved me :) [16:25] have fun! [16:27] hmmm [16:34] One interesting question: Why gnome shifted to Wayland instead of x.org? [16:34] gnome supports both [16:35] I mean the default option. [16:35] that is a decision made by Ubuntu. Has nothing to do with gnome [16:35] Because many apps listening to keyboard shortcuts don't work in Wayland. e.g. CopyQ [16:35] wayland just better supports newer displays and hardware in general. like multiple/4K displays [16:35] all main distros shift to wayland [16:36] wayland has much better security that prevents apps to just control your windows. that breaks a lot of older tools [16:37] those applications will have to be (partially) rewritten to work on Wayland [16:37] it should not affect keyboard shortcuts really [16:37] that security is very relative in practice (it's not very hard to work around it) === Trevor is now known as Guest5161 === TrevorLaneRay is now known as Trevor [16:47] You are completely right. Texts are better rendered in Wayland in a 4K monitor with 125% scale. [16:47] But I have to sacrifice it [16:48] leftyfb: ok, I'll look into it more, I saw something that said the starter thing was $600/month, but maybe that was mistaken [16:58] I had not a 4K monitor before last week. Everything is small. I wear glasses and I have to focus a lot [17:06] momken, try setting a scaling factor in settings>displays, I use 150%. [17:24] rfm 150% makes fonts big [17:25] What is Ubuntu pro? [17:26] !pro | momken [17:26] momken: Ubuntu Pro is a service offered by Canonical for expanded CVE patching, ten-years security maintenance and optional support. Anyone can use Ubuntu Pro for free for personal use on up to 5 machines. For details please see https://ubuntu.com/pro and https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-pro-faq [17:26] momken: dconf-editor to the rescue to tweak your system the way you want [17:26] !pro | momken60 [17:26] momken60: Ubuntu Pro is a service offered by Canonical for expanded CVE patching, ten-years security maintenance and optional support. Anyone can use Ubuntu Pro for free for personal use on up to 5 machines. For details please see https://ubuntu.com/pro and https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-pro-faq [17:26] Enrolled one of my laptops in Ubunto Pro. It's not bad. Live patching is pretty cool. [17:27] well. i wont post it a 3rd time now 😛 [17:32] thanks everyone. It is the community which powers FOSS. Thanks for helping. [17:37] <3 [18:44] Previously I had tried to make a backup (and failed) and when I rebooted linux, it would only boot into emergency mode (I can reboot in recovery mode but then I can't log into User). Now, I have a bootable USB I think I see what the problem (probably) was. Random files and folder had their permisions messed with(foolish me that saw that happening [18:44] while trying to backup but thought a reboot would fix it): Read and write for User; none for everyone else. I don't know how to restore these permision or if there any that should stay restricted. [19:54] hello how to use xinerama? [19:59] I would like to extend screen to 3 monitors... to play tomb raider 2013 all three monitors are the same model [19:59] is there an easy way? [20:04] mummies! === Game114548 is now known as Game11454 [21:12] what's the ideal way to set PATH on wayland + gnome? ~/.config/environment.d/<..>.conf seems to have no effect (though if I set something other than PATH I see it so i guess something sourced after overwrites PATH?) ~/.pam_environment also had no effect. [21:13] ideally for the logged in user, not through /etc [21:14] use ~/.profile [21:15] then logout/login again [21:15] tried that, doesn't seem to be read [21:17] pastebin the file? [21:18] let us see what might be wrong [21:20] https://pastebin.com/WqWHi6R5 [21:21] after logging in ~/.local/bin is not in path [21:24] i see no: export PATH="MYPATH:$PATH" [21:28] wasnt aware I needed the export there [21:28] will give it a go, thanks [21:28] you did not add anything ~/.profile, it is standard [21:29] yes exactly [21:29] that's why i assumed it wasnt getting read, i changed nothing when i moved to wayland and .local/bin was no longer in path [21:29] but it has that if exist .local/bin then add it to path [21:29] which is what they said they wanted to do [21:30] i never understand when export or set or env etc is needed either, but certianly can't hurt to add it [21:36] It's been over 2 hours from my last message and there weren't any responses. I've figured out how to change permissions: "sudo chmod 775" does the trick. But one question remains, whether there are any files or folders that normaly have more closed permisions that should be kept like that. [21:40] webchat57: try debsums -ac --- I can't recall if it actually checks permissions too :( but trying won't hurt, heh [21:42] debbsums: command not found [21:44] 775 is standard since 21.04 IIRC [21:49] I'm using 20.04 actually. But are you saying that it's fine for me to set those permisions for all the .whatever folders in the user folder? [21:49] webchat57: try copy-and-paste [21:50] Two b's is not always better than one. [21:51] I spelled it correctly in the comand line. [21:53] debsums: command not found [21:57] !info debsums [21:57] debsums (3.0.2.1, noble): tool for verification of installed package files against MD5 checksums. In component universe, is optional. Built by debsums. Size 35 kB / 98 kB [21:57] install it? [22:08] I don't know how. (What does debsums do? I just want to know whether I should unleash chmod 775 -R home) [22:24] Hello [22:24] In Ubuntu 24.04 after suspend if I move the mouse it will wake up [22:25] How could I force Ubuntu to wake up only when I press the power button not by moving the mouse or press a keyboard key [22:27] Let me restart and go to BIOS [22:37] Just How? [22:40] momken `shutdown now` will ensure only the power button wakes it up [23:02] it might be an UEFI firmware setting also; you need to disable an option called "wakeup on USB" [23:20] Doesn't seem right that "moving" the mouse would wake from sleep [23:21] But imo clicking the mouse definitely should [23:21] I'm not sure how you could turn that off [23:21] maybe this page is a help, edit /proc/acpi/wakeup https://codetrips.com/2020/03/18/ubuntu-disable-mouse-wake-from-suspend/comment-page-1/ [23:22] and tons of the same, no option in gnome tweak or settings, sofar [23:22] sem: did you ask the people who manufactured the mouse? sounds like a mouse problem. [23:22] bios would be my 1st choice too [23:23] mouse movement has always woken computers up from suspend [23:23] one could block all usb devices [23:24] regardless, they left before waiting for an answer [23:24] several options here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/252743/how-do-i-prevent-mouse-movement-from-waking-up-a-suspended-computer