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brenndocheck `04:34
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brenndohello Happy people how can i root my mobile Android device ibhave developeroptions on and usbdebug or IS No second device necessary to root without datalose i mean unlock bootloader04:35
brenndoIS there a Trick or a Script for it04:37
brenndo_Like maybe a Script Run with unlockbootloader reboot -> activated rootaccess04:42
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brenndoIS IT possible without second device and without Backup without loosing data04:43
Bashing-ombrenndo: You will get a better response in the dedicated #android channel.04:43
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Bashing-ombrenndo: :D04:45
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BluesKajHi all10:50
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semhi, following up from yesterday: I have recurring crashes/freezes when I leave my PC unattended for an extended time. I reviewed the logs and would like to share them here. There are memory pressure messages towards the end. The logs for the last boot are 2.3 MB , too big for dpaste, and paste.ubuntu.com is defunct. I uploaded them here: https://litter.catbox.moe/0uscr4tahy87c4h2.log12:19
semSo my questions: How can I find the program responsible for the memory pressure? Is there something else causing the freeze/crash? I suspect steam just from vibes. Is this an X Y problem12:19
semIs there a better pastebin to use? Should I filter the logs somehow before sharing them?12:20
semAm I doing this all wrong? How can I have been using linux this long and still be bad at it? (Sorry, took the questions too far)12:20
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semas tomreyn asked, I have 16 GB ram, amd Radeon RX 580 2048SP (I think this has 8 GB vram), driver amdgpu14:03
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centrixWhen Ubuntu plans signing shimx64.efi with MS certificate 2023?14:37
centrixI'm not in a hurry, but we cannot upload the certificate into two of our VMWare guests.14:38
centrixNot yet.14:38
Mekaneckno one here probably knows, maybe ask on https://discourse.ubuntu.com/14:39
centrixGood. Thanks.14:40
tomreynsem: so you're on 24.04 + HWE kernel, i see. if you search your log for "invoked oom-killer" you'll see what triggered it, which processes were running and how much memory (total_vm / rss / rss_anon) they were allocating at the time. your (4GB) swap was almost full, so oom-killer needed to be started to free up ram.14:53
tomreynwhat i just described refers to the first occurrence at Jul 19 21:30:36. you can review the other occurrences the same way.14:54
tomreynyour total installed physical ram and graphics card should be fine (maybe not if you were running heavy gaming).14:55
tomreynsteam and its wbe browser instance indeed seem to have allocated most ram14:55
tomreynyou have a whole lot of those "kernel: Purging GPU memory" records, i'm wondering whether those are normal or could be related. early 7.0 kernel versions are known to have bad interactions with amdgpu.14:59
semIs there a way to tell oom killer to kill steam first?15:01
semI assume it is trying to do something excessive with the gpu15:01
semSomeone earlier mentiones using systemd to assign limits to steam, alternatively.15:02
semMaybe the system is so stuck that even killing steam wouldnt help15:03
tomreynyou could potentially run it in a separate namespace and assign memory limits to that. you could reconfigure the OOM killer (though options are limited there), but the root issue seems to be that steam consumes way too much memory.15:03
tomreynyou can change some of steams configurations to reduce its memory overhead, but that's limited (please refer to a web search there, i don't recall the details)15:04
tomreynyou may be better off using a steam TUI or an alternative frontend15:05
tomreynlutris and pegasus is what i can think of OTOH15:07
tomreynalso https://github.com/dmadisetti/steam-tui15:07
tomreynyour bios also looks pretty buggy (tried an updte?) and your ata6 connected SATA SSD, SHFME0.0 keeps failing to resume15:14
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PeGaSuSI didn't do anything... :P15:34
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semthe bios is updated to the most recent version, but I agree it is buggy. I guess I just need to start saving for a new computer that is certified to work with Linux16:00
semThanks for the alternative Steam frontends, that sounds promising16:02
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semI have made a little script that shuts down stream if it is running, and put that in /lib/systemd/system-sleep ; now I am just testing if it works16:51
semdidn't work16:55
semwould this command work differently depending on if I am running it as myself, or if systemd is invoking it automatically? pgrep -x steam >/dev/null && steam -shutdown && sleep 116:57
semI'm thinking that when systemd runs it, steam -shutdown is not able to contact the right process17:01
Guest8736Hello from Guadalinex17:05
lotuspsychjewelcome Guest873617:05
semhttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/72484060/how-can-i-have-a-script-executed-just-before-the-system-goes-to-sleep17:28
semi think this works, although I am not getting the writeout to the log file that I expect. Hopefully it doesn't anything too dumb: https://dpaste.com/AQN7H5ZM617:40
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rafa5516165hola18:13
bprompt!es | rafa551616518:16
ubotturafa5516165: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y presione intro.18:16
morgansleftyfb, re my somewhat snotty question from yesterday. I have been having this issue since 20.04. Tue, the ubuntu system handles it more gracefully now. The OS would just freeze and eventually I would have to hit the literal power switch for a hard reboot. I've been told I should not expect ubuntu to work on such a small amount of ram, 8G. Also that the problem is chrome. I do believe that it is chrome and that ubuntu has18:44
morgansimproved in the way it has handled how chrome has bad memory management. So here, I only complain about how ubuntu handles chrome using up all the memory if I have many tabs. -- Hence, I brought up how there is a conflict when there is a system update. (and I did it impolitely TBS) I wanted you to know the background. I may try again later. Thanks for responding.18:44
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marinahey19:40
bpromptHay Bartender!!! said the horse at the bar19:41
marinawenn aus dem Schreibtisch Schreibtisch# wird und der Desktop völlig anders aussieht. was ist da los? (Zorin OS)19:42
bprompt!de | marina19:46
ubottumarina: In den meisten Ubuntu-Kanälen wird nur Englisch gesprochen. Für deutschsprachige Hilfe besuche bitte #ubuntu-de. Einfach "/join #ubuntu-de" eingeben. Danke für Dein Verständnis!19:46
marinabprompt: thx19:48
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