[01:32] [01:36] . [01:55] I have asked this question on StackOverflow, but the question got closed. I have Windows 11, using Windows Susbsystem for Linux 2...Ubuntu latest version...when my computer locks-out (having to put in pin) or just after a while, Ubuntu gives me I/O errors for everything. Restarting the Ubuntu shell doesn't help, I have to reboot my computer to solve it. Anyone in here know what might be happening? [01:55] !wsl | jsmooth [01:55] jsmooth: Windows 10 and newer have a feature called "Windows Subsystem for Linux", which allows it to run Ubuntu (and other Linux distro) userspace programs without porting/recompliation. For installation instructions, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/install_guide [01:56] jsmooth: /join #windows-wsl [01:56] I've already asked in there [01:56] No answers so far [01:56] ok, that will be the best place to get answers [01:56] oh nice to know there's a WSL channel [01:57] jsmooth: to be clear, this is entirely a WSL issue ans nothing to do with ubuntu itself [01:57] jsmooth: can you reproduce that with different linuxes? [01:57] I haven't tried any other linux [01:57] Not in WSL that is [01:57] jsmooth: it feels like something to report to microsoft, but I haven't got a clue how [01:58] jsmooth: I think I've heard there's a magic undocumented way to start *unrelated* VM instances, so that you could just close the busted one and open a new one, but using undocumented features might lead to worse problems than just rebooting [02:39] hello, I am having some issues on a desktop PC, WARNING: the following key command can be dangerous if you don't know what you are doing! So the issue is, I hold alt+printscreen then type REISUB, it doesn't unfreeze nor reboot as expected [02:40] it happens ONLY on 13th and 14th gen intel machines [02:40] its like the IO locks up entirely [02:40] does anyone else have these issues? [02:41] I lost several hours of cad work [02:42] it doesn't seem to matter if I am on xfce, KDE Plasma, Gnome with or without extensions [02:42] seems to happen across all distros [02:42] I have tried a few on this machine [02:45] Guest89: check the output of "sysctl kernel.sysrq" -- we have set sysctl to only allow certain operations. there may be some notes in /etc/sysctl.conf on how it works, but that might change from release to release [02:45] 16 [02:46] you shouldnt change things like that, that is a HUGE nono in the Linux space [03:10] hello is this working [03:10] I can see much on this android app [03:11] cant [03:12] yes [03:12] I'm trying to upgrade my server from 20.04 to 22.04, and I get this in the middle of the do-release-upgrade, what am I supposed to do?: https://bpa.st/YAPQ [03:13] ok thanks kut this is still in alpha stage not even beta yet and a little flaky but trying to get a couple of things working on this phone [03:14] because the electricity bill is so much cheaper [03:16] of course you can't play tsunamods echo s-7 for final fantasy 7 but we'll save a little on electricity when I can [03:24] haha [03:26] hey kut i am back on the other machine now for just a minute...i wanted to know if anyone in here knows of a quick reference guide to convert tasm borland turbo assembly language for the x86 to the nasm provided with freedos [03:27] because the last i heard was that borland was giving away the dos c++ compiler but not the assembler [03:28] and apparently the wayback machine did not archive a lot of the free x86 assembly language routines that were floating around for the borland assembler [03:29] back in the dos days [03:31] for people that like to put the code right to the metal of the computer without needing an operating system in the way [03:31] no idea [03:31] that may be more ubuntu-offtopic [03:32] kut yea maybe kut but they never have as many people in the channel as ubuntu has so i thought there might be someone in here that might know a quick conversion scheme between the two assemblers [03:33] also kut some people are saying that human beings are composed of about an octillion atoms but how many is that [03:34] offtopic [03:34] ok' ta generally means 8 in ancient greek but i don't know how many zeros are involved [03:35] k_sze: Does not appear that vt25m is a Ubuntu app // where did you get it ? .. as vt25m is installed from 2 different sources, one of them needs to be removed. [03:35] well anyway kut thanks for letting me ask here about the assemblers but i guess nobody knows at this time...so i will keep working on this for later [03:40] Bashing-om, good question. How do I check? [03:41] Bashing-om, `dpkg -S /usr/lib/terminfo/w/wsvt25m`? [03:42] kut by the way this is the dude that made the estimate of the number of atoms in a human being....umans are composed of about seven octillion atoms, and all those atoms would have to cram into a space the size of one atom. — Peter Jakubowicz, Discover Magazine, 21 Oct. 2022 [03:42] Bashing-om, /lib/terminfo/w/wsvt25m comes from ncurses-base, apparently, but /usr/lib/terminfo/w/wsvt25m is simply not found. [03:44] but i don't know how 10 to the 27 power...french or 10 to the 48 power..english..has to do with 8 [03:46] by the way how many arms on on an OCTO-pus [03:47] 7? [03:47] that is an enigma [03:47] Oh wait, is that a septapus.... [03:48] does septultura have 7 members [03:48] hmmmm but that means coffin, no? chaos ad... [03:49] have you ever wondered why sept-ember is the 9th month instead of the seventh month [03:49] dumb augustus and caesar [03:49] july and aug ? [03:50] kut well i guess the fatheads wanted to add a month for julius name and then later add another month for augustus name [03:50] k_sze: What release are you on -- I do some poking about. [03:50] i was a name off but yes [03:51] I was on 20.04, upgrading to 22.04 [03:51] but i have never seen raw atoms sing like jessica or taeyon or celine or karen carpenter...so i think there might be something missing by just counting the raw atoms of a human being [03:52] are you schizo or something [03:52] k_sze: I be poking about - see what I can find out. [03:53] kut absolutely not...i am a legitimate doctor that was wrongly fired, then wrongly accused, then wrongly had to endure the bastards stealing and murdering my wife [03:53] oh you're one of those [03:54] fuck those chemical weapons sons of bitches and sluts....with their damn shrink bullshit and their HOJO tactics [03:54] language pls === lalo is now known as laloco [03:56] they need to kill all these lying scheming crooked nigger dick suckin pigs and their shrink cohorts [03:57] !ops | lagunaloire123 off-topic per usual and can't read the rules apparently [03:57] lagunaloire123 off-topic per usual and can't read the rules apparently: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - CarlFK, DJones, el, Flannel, genii, hggdh, ikonia, krytarik, mneptok, mwsb, nhandler, ogra, Pici, popey, sarnold, tomreyn, Unit193, wgrant [03:57] i need an adult [03:57] they started all this shit a long time ago in Huntsville texas where i was wrongly accused of two felonies when my wife called 911 on my ass [03:57] k_sze: verify that might be you have Symbolink file /usr/lib/terminfo/w/wsvt25m in w folder .. $ ls -la /usr/lib/terminfo/w/ [03:57] !ops | help please with lagunaloire123 and his langugate [03:57] help please with lagunaloire123 and his langugate: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - CarlFK, DJones, el, Flannel, genii, hggdh, ikonia, krytarik, mneptok, mwsb, nhandler, ogra, Pici, popey, sarnold, tomreyn, Unit193, wgrant [03:57] language [03:59] and then all those filthy slut corrupt judges giving my wife a pseudo divorce without even letting me speak to her...and all the crooked ass judges in the appeals court that backed that filthy slut feminist judge stovall up [03:59] you done? [03:59] I hope [04:00] i'm sorry that i asked [04:00] hell no..i wont be done until i see all those corrupt murderous bastards and whores burn in hell for what they did to my kids and my family [04:00] This isn't the place to vent. [04:00] boohoo, no one here gives a hoot [04:01] and burning in hell forever isn't even punishment enough...to meet the demands for righteous justice against all those corrupt sons of bitches [04:03] I am installing the latest iso > usb to my laptop but when I reboot to finish, it acts like I'm missing grub/hdd. I've tried 3-4 times now, tried with ubuntu and now xubuntu, any advise? i am telling it to write to entire disk dual booting [04:03] Tingo, /usr/lib/terminfo is a symlink to /usr/share/terminfo [04:03] yea well got to go..just thought i would pass along the actual reference of that weird octillion quote [04:04] doing the updated installer or iso installer made no difference [04:10] are you targetting the right drive to boot from in the bios? [04:10] or selecting the right drive as the boot drive during setup? [04:11] yes, i have a 120gb internal and then the usb drive is 256gb [04:12] installing again but i'll verify after [04:12] sounds good [04:12] good luck [04:12] :D [04:15] i have got 24.04 on a bootable usb however i have an issue with wifi essentially not working (tried to ping ubuntu.com and got temporarily unable) and also the wifi connection drops every couple of minutes [04:16] i searched ubuntu.com for answers and they usually involved using apt-get which i can't do (mofi, no ethernet) [04:17] one of the answers invovled downloading dkms and each of its dependencies, and going back to get the dependencies of the depencies as they're discovered to be needed -- haha i am not doing that. lol [04:18] i did disable secureboot, also, and when that didn't work i said, i have to try another distro i guess but maybe i should run it past #ubuntu first [04:18] well if you manually downlaod apt-offline [04:19] then you dont have to do deps 1 at a time a tleast === fling_ is now known as fling [04:25] Bashing-om, the contents of both /usr/lib/terminfo/w/wsvt25m and /lib/terminfo/w/wsvt25m are exactly the same anyway (same SHA-1). I don't know what's up with that. [04:26] brb, rebooting [04:29] im trying it out rbox === gry_ is now known as gry [04:31] geeky: same result [04:31] https://askubuntu.com/a/1347919 [04:31] I turned uefi on === fossdd__ is now known as fossdd [04:49] geeky: same result :< [04:53] What is the advantage of ubuntu pro if you still need to apply some updates manually even when unattended-upgrades is set to yes? [04:53] more security [04:54] How is it more secure when you still have to apply some updates manually? [04:54] it offers more secure updates and you can set it to do automatically [04:55] How do you do that as unattended-upgrades is running? [04:55] there's a setting to alert/download/install in software and pkgs [04:56] This is a virtua private server so is this possible using the command line? [04:56] i think so [04:58] tomreyn / Thanks for your input. If I blacklist nouveau, does that mean I'll be using the iGPU? [06:06] Diagon: if you blacklist nouveau and don't have nvidia's proprietary driver installed, it means that you won't be using either of these drivers to manage the nvidia graphics card (which can then only be managed by the default vesa driver, if anything). you are and have been using the internal graphics all the time, i would think, unless you had, while (successfully?) using nouveau, xrandr --setprovideroffloadsink nouveau Intel and were [06:06] running more graphics intense software (games?) with DRI_PRIME=1 /path/to/software_to_run [06:08] Diagon: while using the nvidia proprietary driver, you would instead be running such software using prime /path/to/software_to_run to switch to processing by this card, or create a profile for the given software using the nvidia-settings GUI. [07:12] Hi all does anyone Read My previous messages? [07:21] Guest63: I see nothing from you of recent. [07:32] Bashing-om yesterday and before yesterday [07:44] Guest1235: Long scrolled away :( [07:44] so did the right guest [08:32] how can I change theme in ubuntu 24.04 [08:33] i want to have some cool themes like dracula, gruvbox, nord etc. [10:30] So, doing an update on 24.04 I get the message "get more security updates through Ubuntu Pro with esm-apps" - listing among other ffmpeg. What are the fixes I would get if registering for this? Can anyone list Any CVE's? [10:32] https://ubuntu.com/security/cves [10:35] ravage1: Thanks. [11:39] !themes | ghodawalaaman [11:39] ghodawalaaman: Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://freecode.com/tags/theme - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy [11:49] Hi all [11:56] lotuspsychje: thank you [12:14] Hi, I'm trying to remove a snap as root from a system, but it refused because there is data is a user directory. That means stuff in home directories is interfering with system wide operations, can't be good. but how do I delete anyway? [12:14] seems quite not done to delete stuff from home directories, but also would be a pain to iterate over all homes. === ctraven is now known as sotaoverride [12:16] use snap remove [12:17] that's what I do... [12:17] - Remove data for snap "rocketchat-desktop" (680) (failed to remove snap "rocketchat-desktop" base directory: remove /home/local/snap/rocketchat-desktop: directory not empty) [12:17] I run snap remove rocketchat-desktop [12:18] also tried with --purge, no difference [12:18] does snap list show the package installed? [12:18] yes [12:19] it says 'disables' as a comment though [12:19] disabled [12:19] but I want it removed [12:38] snap remove --purge but if the package is half uninstalled it may need installing again? [12:40] install gives that the package is already installed, refresh says it can't for disabled packages [12:41] enabling it doesn't help [12:41] --purge makes no difference === Dat_ is now known as Dat [13:24] webmind, did you manually copy anyting into that dir (potentially as root) ? .... also you have a user called "local" ? [13:30] ogra_: nope, copied nothing there manually, and yes. [13:31] webmind, well, look at the dir, there should be at least one (typically two) versioned subdirs and a symlink "current" ... try just rm'ing the content of the versioned dirs and try the remove command again [13:31] (dont remove he dirs themselves, leave that to snapd) [13:31] (or the symlink) [13:37] ogra_: yeah, the problem is this is for a pile of systems. [13:37] I want to ejaculate my hot semen on a muscular hairy man's chest [13:37] I can't have content of user directories interfere with system package management. I'll have to this manually for a bunch of systems with different users. [13:38] I want to ejaculate my hot semen on a muscular hairy man's chest! [13:39] I have a huge d i c k and I wanna f u c k a muscular man [13:39] so my question is if I can remove it irrelevant of what's in a user directory? [13:39] I want to ejaculate my hot semen on a muscular hairy man's chest [13:39] !ops | cumHere [13:39] cumHere: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - CarlFK, DJones, el, Flannel, genii, hggdh, ikonia, krytarik, mneptok, mwsb, nhandler, ogra, Pici, popey, sarnold, tomreyn, Unit193, wgrant [13:40] I want to ejaculate my hot semen on a muscular hairy man's chest! [13:54] suck my D I C K [14:01] I think some content here is offtopic... [14:09] mornin fuckers [14:15] Ayt laIya had a suggort concern it would be why a3ache2 doesn't got a user ayntergace to change the /etc/a3ache2 contig [14:15] suck my p e n i s === ken is now known as Guest6269 [15:17] l [15:30] I notice for a dual monitor setup, the primary screen is by default on the left side. Is there way to make it to default to the right side? [15:31] webmind, well, snapd usually just blindy removes whats there when you use --purge, are you sure that happens on other systems too ? [15:31] (and since it runs as root it should not have any probs removing files unless someone tinkered with xattrs or some such) [15:33] backthenN: i understand you're asking about how to modify the default - but why is this relevant, if you can configure it in Settings -> Displays? [15:39] #django === ken is now known as Guest1604 [15:41] tomreyn: yes it's weird. My monitor setup tends to reset to default every so often when I wake up the machine. So every time it does that I must reconfigure once again in Displays [15:42] backthenN: try replugging the external monitor next time this happens. [15:44] tomreyn: I do replug as well. This is because whenever the resetting to default behavior happens, the external monitor tends to lose resolution as well in addition to being reset to the wrong location. [15:45] hmm, that's a bummer. i'm not sure how this actually works under the hood, can't really suggest anything, i'm afraid. [15:46] no worries. Maybe it's a driver issue [15:49] gives me an incentive to try Ubuntu 24 in case it helps. But the upgrade hasn't been pushed to my machine [15:52] https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-04-lts-noble-numbat-release-notes/39890#upgrades === spinningCat is now known as pepperao === pepperao is now known as spinpepper [16:22] join #django === ken is now known as Guest8150 [16:24] who === ken is now known as Guest7955 === AngryTom- is now known as AngryTom === ken is now known as Guest3490 [16:42] I have radio "Techniradio 6IR", it has bluetooth, I can easily connect to it and stream music from my phone, but somehow thinkpad running ubuntu can't stream music [16:42] It shows on the radio display that it connects sucessfully but nothing happens when I try to stream the mucis [16:42] *music [16:43] I tried from firefox youtube, from vlc, mplayer, nothing f**king work [16:43] What should I update/change to make it stream the music? [16:43] I'm so frustrated [16:46] Guest71: what release of ubuntu are you running? [16:46] 23.10 [16:47] Guest71: you mean the non-LTS release that just went end of life and unsupported today? [16:47] Yeah [16:48] https://fridge.ubuntu.com/2024/06/05/ubuntu-23-10-mantic-minotaur-reaches-end-of-life-on-july-11-2024/ [16:48] Guest71: try upgrading to 24.04 [16:48] sudo apt upgrade? [16:48] Guest71: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NobleUpgrades [16:49] linked to in the 4th paragraph of the first link I gave you [16:49] ogra_: yes, got a bunch of ubuntu systems, all the same. but running previous version of LTS [16:49] well, let's see if it'll solve the issue [16:55] Is here anybody? I need help [17:00] Don't ask to ask, just ask the question Guest63 :) [17:28] Guest63: if you were looking for help with something Ubuntu related, just ask your question - no need to ask if you may ask beforehand. ;) [17:46] Already asked for several days, I was just asking if my messages had been read, if there was someone who could help me. [17:47] Anyway i repeat. Ubuntu just starts with text based login. A volounteer told me Ubuntu is ok, there isn t any damage, just witouth graphical session. How to solve it. [17:48] tomreyn [17:48] Guest63: the irclog are here -> https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ [17:48] Guest63: what release of ubuntu? [17:49] Guest63: which image are you using? [17:50] Guest63: if it's been days, you could have just reinstalled the OS by now [17:50] Guest63: it also helps you get help if you actually respond to the questions being asked when they are asked [17:51] Guest63: there's Ubuntu Server, Ubuntu cloud images, and Ubuntu Core, alls of which yould give you just a text based login. and then there is Ubuntu Desktop with the default Gnome4-based graphical desktop (and login) or one of the other graphical flavors. [17:51] CosmicDJ no answers. Anyway chat Fall down continuously and I don't know why [17:52] tomreyn: they had a working GUi at some point and "did updates" and now it's not working [17:52] Guest63: what release of ubuntu? [17:52] CosmicDJ leftyfb 22.04.01 [17:53] Guest63: looks like you didn't actually do updates or have a broken sources.list [17:54] Guest63: ( cat /etc/apt/sources.list ; sudo apt update ) | nc termbin.com 9999 [17:54] Guest63: run that on your machine and post the resulting URL here [17:54] leftyfb i haven t reinstalled ubuntu [17:54] we got that [17:54] reinstalling would be your easiest and quickest way to get a functional and clean OS [17:58] Guest63, honestly, if you don't paste that link, i'll start to think you're a chatbot [18:00] @ioria so difficult from smartphone helping me with translator at each line from me to u and from u to me, my English not very good [18:01] Guest63: did you check if there's a room in your lang? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList [18:01] leftyfb i can t reistall yet, cause firts i have to try to recover a file i lost by a software like recuva [18:01] Guest63: ok, do you need any more help then? [18:01] CosmicDJ no answers ofyen there [18:02] Guest63: if your ubuntu machine has internet, you know you can install something like weechat and get on IRC right? [18:04] leftyfb i m by Phone, Ubuntu doens t work [18:04] Guest63: can you login to the terminal on it? [18:06] leftyfb yes [18:06] Guest63: can you ping 1.1.1.1 ? [18:07] Just give me time, so difficult by Phone and using ofyen translator to understand all of your instructions [18:07] How to ping? [18:08] you type: ping 1.1.1.1 [18:11] I can t copy paste link, i share photo by phone [18:11] https://drive.google.com/file/d/110aDEeQcFC95q25GlXsLC_fzhln14Q0p/view?usp=drivesdk [18:11] https://drive.google.com/file/d/10zi3GrNujPsqybFT72b9nh_4nFt-xHFO/view?usp=drivesdk [18:12] leftyfb in prompt or here in chat? [18:12] Guest63: reinstall your OS [18:12] leftyfb why? [18:12] because it's broken in multiple ways and there's no telling what what wrong [18:12] Firts i have to recover that very important file [18:13] I would even guess possible hardware issues (hard drive/memory) [18:13] Guest63: do you need help recovering your file? [18:14] In fact, i was reinstalling Ubuntu with new version 24.04,but i see i lost that file, then now first i need to have My current operating system [18:15] Guest63: you do not need to get your current OS working to recover a single file [18:15] Guest63: boot a live usb and copy the file to another flash drive or the cloud [18:19] leftyfb file doesn't exist, but of i extract it on desktop, so i have to try to recover it by softwares like recuva, software for recovery of deleted files, so i need my current Ubuntu. I understand it may depends on more than one problem. Can we try one by one to repair their until we repair The actual problem which doesn t let start Ubuntu? [18:20] Guest63: you can and are better off running recovery software NOT in your running OS [18:20] Can i use recuva or similar from live USB to recovery this file i usually extract on desktop? [18:21] you can use testdisk from live usb [18:21] I can't speak to 3rd party software [18:21] leftyfb excuse me, i don t understand what should i do [18:22] Guest63: Recuva is a Windows application. It's not going to work on Ubuntu regardless [18:22] I told "or similar" because i don t know the alternative ones for linux [18:23] Guest63: also, recovering your file is not guaranteed [18:23] especially if you keep booting your OS up and running it [18:24] Guest63: https://www.itprotoday.com/ubuntu/how-to-undelete-files-in-ubuntu-3-tools-for-linux-data-recovery [18:24] leftyfb I am referring to this sentence of yours: "you can and are better off running recovery software NOT in your running OS" [18:24] Guest63: every time you run your OS, you are increasing the likelyhood that you will not recover your file [18:25] Guest63: you should be running recovery software out of band from your OS (a live USB) === paran0n4 is now known as paran0n [18:26] I have used them in the past, usually these types of software to recover deleted files work well [18:26] you've been lucky [18:26] nothing more [18:26] it's not guaranteed and the longer your OS runs, the less likely you are to recover your files [18:28] Guest63: if you'd like a more detailed answer/reason, when files are deleted, they aren't actually deleted. They are marked for deletion, or more appropriately, the space they take up as been marked as available to be written by anything that wants to write to the disk. If say, a log wants to write out a new file and sees that space open, it could verywell write to it, losing your file forever [18:29] leftyfb ok i understand, but I only lost that file a few days ago [18:30] How to do it from live USB? [18:30] Guest63: boot a live usb. Then run testdisk as per the instructions I posed to you above [18:30] you'll have to install testdisk first from the live usb. sudo apt install testdisk [18:31] What is the folder path of the desktop folder that I need to act on to recover that file? [18:32] Guest63: first off, please follow the instructions. 2nd, nobody can tell you the location of your file since you didn't tell us and it's not our file [18:34] Where are the instructions? I lost them maybe [18:34] https://www.itprotoday.com/ubuntu/how-to-undelete-files-in-ubuntu-3-tools-for-linux-data-recovery [18:34] I ever extract the file on desktop [18:35] Ok excuse me, i didn t see the link [18:35] https://www.itprotoday.com/ubuntu/how-to-undelete-files-in-ubuntu-3-tools-for-linux-data-recovery [18:37] here i am from live usb, now it's easier to chat for me [18:37] give me the link here pls, i can click on it [18:37] here [18:37] Guest47: https://www.itprotoday.com/ubuntu/how-to-undelete-files-in-ubuntu-3-tools-for-linux-data-recovery [18:38] thanks a lot [18:39] so long to read all that page :-( i even have a problem at my eyes :-( i need 1 hour to read all that document [18:39] can i install it by ubuntu software? [18:39] Guest47: sudo apt install testdisk [18:39] it's a LOT quicker just to use the terminal [18:40] you might have to run this first sudo add-apt-repository universe [18:42] leftyfb so I type this command first [18:42] sudo add-apt-repository universe [18:42] and then this other one? i.e. the following: [18:42] sudo apt install testdisk [18:43] yes, then follow the instructions for testdisk on that page [18:43] don't just run the commands from the page, read the page and understand what you are doing [18:46] too long the page, i can't read all that stuff, i even have a problem at my eyes to bear it [18:46] :-( [18:46] i installed testdisk, but i don't see among apps [18:47] Guest47: follow the instructions [18:47] you can use CTRL + to increase the font size [18:48] there's no difference between you following those instructions already typed out and someone here typing them out for you === mathias is now known as Guest4420 [18:50] yex but there'are longer because there'are all more words that explain how the software works and many other information, anyway i read the part of testdisk, but i don't see the software to open it [18:51] *yes [18:51] Guest47: the instructions literally tell you where and how to run it [18:51] Guest47: if you can't follow the instructions, you're not recovering your file [18:58] i didn't se the next command [18:58] hello [18:59] howdy [18:59] howdy [18:59] m00 [18:59] https://pastebin.com/raw/hRCtgSwG [18:59] i am have and issue with youtube playback speed up [19:00] when i speed it to 2x the voice start glitching [19:00] does anyone know how to fix it? [19:00] Guest47: it's probably UEFI. It swon't hurt it if it's wrong [19:00] leftyfb i guees first choise is right, i.e. the hd of 1000 GB is the internal hard drive on which Ubuntu is installed [19:00] now, i don't know which choose [19:01] i am opening it with firefox [19:01] is there a liter browser? [19:01] malik: try chromium [19:02] leftyfb chromium is fantastic :-) [19:02] simply, easy then perfect [19:02] :-) [19:03] leftyfb first choice i did, is it correct? [19:03] Disk /dev/sda - 1000 GB / 931 GiB - ST1000LM035-1RK172 [19:03] this? [19:03] Guest47: if you already picked it, then I have no way of determining what the other options were or what your setup is [19:06] leftyfb [19:06] now what should I choose? [19:06] https://pastebin.com/raw/qD3vM2yQ [19:06] Advanced [19:07] Guest47: https://www.cgsecurity.org/testdisk_doc/undelete_fat.html#start-the-undelete-process [19:08] leftyfb: thank u sir u saved me [19:08] leftyfb https://pastebin.com/raw/Jx7uiPDJ [19:09] leftyfb now? [19:09] 2 [19:10] i don't know which is the partition, that's why before i asked for the pathway of desktop, i guess i just have to go on the folder of the desktop by a pathway, a path, while i'm using live usb [19:11] leftyfb at the bottom of the screen are these commands. [19:11] which one should be selected? [19:11] >[ Type ] [Superblock] [ List ] [Image Creation] [ Quit ] [19:12] Guest47: what is the rest of the page? [19:12] i just selected the second option [19:12] above [19:13] pastebin the entire page please [19:14] this is current terminal https://pastebin.com/raw/1Bg82qqL [19:14] image creation is pre-selected [19:15] 8.1.5. Start the undelete process [19:15] Select Advanced [19:15] Select the partition that was holding the lost files and choose Undelete [19:15] i don't see "Undelete" [19:15] Guest47: is your partition encrypted? [19:16] leftyfb [19:16] 8.1.5. Start the undelete process [19:16] Select Advanced [19:16] Select the partition that was holding the lost files and choose Undelete [19:16] please use pastebin [19:16] excuse me, i wrong paste from translator [19:16] leftyfb from what I know, no. I don't even know what it means or how to do it. I simply installed ubuntu from the pendrive [19:16] try list [19:17] leftyfb https://pastebin.com/raw/BQfE4T42 [19:19] Guest47: maybe go back to the beginning and choose analyze first [19:19] ok [19:20] leftyfb the "q" to quit? [19:20] sure [19:22] leftyfb https://pastebin.com/raw/ks1KR8EW === chalcedny is now known as Sunrise [19:23] 2 [19:23] leftyfb backup? [19:23] no [19:23] leftyfb it let me choose just at the bottom [19:24] I don't know to be honest ... and to be clear, in the middle of stuff at work [19:24] option at above are not selectable, i can't make a choose on the option above [19:24] leftyfb ok, excuse me, if u want, i can wait at tomorrow [19:25] or someone else can walk you through every single step of using testdisk to recover a single file [19:25] leftyfb not my intention to disturb you and I didn't know you were at work, in fact I'm sorry again, you're always very kind. [19:26] that's why i ever prefer graphical programs :-( i'm not an expert user at pc [19:28] leftyfb anyway when "quick search" is selected it appears "Try to locate partition" [19:28] instead when i move on "Backup" it appears: "Save current partition list to backup.log file and proceed" [19:30] may anyone else help me to finish the process? [19:30] :-( [19:30] it's a problem for me repeat all steps tomorrow if i don't remember them exactly [19:38] leftyfb if you can find some free time, I prefer to wait, because tomorrow if I have to do it all over again it will be worse for me [19:39] i think you used systemctl set-default multi-user, try systemctl set-default graphical/clear [19:40] oerheks are you talkin with me? [19:41] i posted that yesterday [19:41] try systemctl set-default graphical # to boot into gui again? [19:41] i have problem when i'm from phone cause chat always fall down, maybe i didn't read [19:42] now, i'm from live usb, leftyfb was helping me to recovery the lost file, but now he's busy [19:42] they told me there's a chance to recovery it even if i'm from live usb, but now i don't know how to proceed [19:42] !info extundelete [19:42] i'm using testdiks [19:42] extundelete (0.2.4-3build2, noble): utility to recover deleted files from ext3/ext4 partition. In component universe, is optional. Built by extundelete. Size 50 kB / 131 kB [19:43]