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nikolam_installI have set up GRUB password (you know not to allow every person that sits by computer to gain root access...)07:24
nikolam_installBut it now asks every time any GRUB item is selected for GRUB password to even boot07:25
ravageUse disk encryption07:25
nikolam_installI want to not to ask for password on booting items in menus, only if advance, recovery booting or wanting to edit07:26
ravageA grub password can be bypassed with any USB thumb drive07:26
nikolam_installravage: I use it for data, home etc07:26
nikolam_installravage: not if BIOS is also locked with password and USB booting is prohibited and only allowed boot device is internal hard drive07:27
ravageUbuntu can easily encrypt your root drive during setuo07:27
nikolam_installBut that is old school07:27
ravagesetup07:27
nikolam_installOk I want to get the answer about the GRUB, I also do dual-boot with the other OS. Password on GRUB is set, I need to boot without in normal wat, even it is set.07:28
ravageEverything else makes it more annoying to access your data but does not protect them07:28
nikolam_installI use BTRFS and Ubuntu discarded Btrfs subvolume system install and I needed to set that up manually after install, too..07:28
nikolam_installI had it set before on 22.0407:29
RafaelI would like some help mounting and adding two partitions to fstab for persistent mounting of a Seagate Pipeline .2 500 GB SATA HD10:16
RafaelI removed a Seagate Pipeline 500 GB SATA HD, Model ST3500414CS from a DVR and hooked it up to the Motherboard of my HP Desktop PC running Ubuntu 22.0410:18
ravageAnd what did you try so far?10:21
ravageThe disks tool should be able to do that10:23
cbreakif the disk shows up in lsblk, you can work with it, format it, with various tools. If it doesn't show up, you have a lower level problems11:43
cbreakyou can use blkid to get a persistent ID for fstab purposes11:44
nervinociao14:02
nervino!list14:03
ubottunervino: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type «/msg ubottu !bot». If you're looking for a channel, see «/msg ubottu !alis».14:03
SrainUserI need better freed nvram and firmware support on my note and external monitor FLOSS16:10
SrainUservery early data-leak, intruder and violations by AI-detector16:12
SrainUserso16:14
SrainUser# stty -a -F /dev/tty016:14
SrainUsercan int stop ccp/mei16:14
LoreSrainUser, say what?16:19
LoreMay I ask you invest more time into formulating sentences?16:19
LorePeople read those.16:19
SrainUserhttps://asahilinux.org/about/16:20
SrainUserunderstand this ?????????????16:20
LoreI understand that you don't care about any response, so why should I care?16:20
SrainUsernot a big whatelse for me16:20
SrainUserbye!16:21
Loreo/16:21
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lagboxhello, ive asked this many times before but haven't really gotten an answer ... is there a way to see what application/process is inhibiting power management? (what is stopping the screen from blanking lets say after 10 minutes)23:30
lagboxcould be a video in a browser, could vlc, etc etc ... but there doesn't seem to be a way to find out what is inhibiting23:33
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