ottosch | sarnold: ip a shows eno1: 192.168.0.115/24 | 00:00 |
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ottosch | ip r: default via 192.168.0.1 dev eno1 proto static | 00:01 |
sarnold | nice, promising results there | 00:02 |
ottosch | sarnold: I didn't notice, but no link lights. Does this mean it burnt? | 00:03 |
sarnold | ottosch: or the cable has come unplugged, or the cat turned one cable into two cables, etc | 00:04 |
ottosch | sarnold: I have replaced the cable, but I only see lights on the switch side | 00:07 |
sarnold | ottosch: oh that's weird | 00:07 |
ottosch | sarnold: is there anything to test if the ethernet port works? | 00:20 |
sarnold | ottosch: good question. try running dmesg -w in a terminal and see what happens when you plug and unplug it | 00:30 |
sarnold | ottosch: I have some messages like this in my dmesg: | 00:30 |
sarnold | e1000e: enp0s31f6 NIC Link is Up 1000 Mbps Full Duplex, Flow Control: None | 00:30 |
sarnold | IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE): eth0: link becomes ready | 00:31 |
ottosch | sarnold: Link is down / Link is up - 1Gbps/Full - flow control rx/tx | 01:03 |
ottosch | had eno1 before each line | 01:04 |
sarnold | ottosch: well, that's promising.. | 01:05 |
sarnold | ottosch: ip route get 8.8.8.8 ? | 01:05 |
ottosch | sarnold: 8.8.8.8 via 192.168.0.1 dev eno1 src 192.168.0.115 uid 1000 | 01:06 |
ottosch | cache | 01:06 |
ottosch | during this break, I booted into Mint livecd, no network. Got the original SSD with Windows, no network either | 01:06 |
dabbler | My system stopped booting successfully. Based on the changes I made it likely goes wrong at the point of mounting filesystems. The problem is I can't see any related error messages because they get pushed off the screen too quickly by some repeated run-init usage messages before I'm dumped into a initramfs shell. I have that and an ubuntu-server ISO to work with. Unfortunately I'm not seeing any modifications to my /var/log being | 01:07 |
dabbler | made during the boot, so I guess that doesn't get mounted. Can anyone suggest a way of silencing those usage messages? | 01:07 |
ottosch | if it doesn't have network in Mint livecd/Windows, this can't be a config issue (I guess) | 01:08 |
dabbler | Or paging or slowing down the output? | 01:17 |
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theos | hi. is there is a smaller version of the 22.04 LTS iso (not server)? my usb drives are 4GB max and the standard iso is more than 4GB. | 06:19 |
dabbler | theos: are you aware you can use the server ISO to get a system started, then "convert" it to one of the desktop versions? | 06:26 |
theos | dabbler yes but the server iso will install unwanted server related packages, no? | 06:27 |
dabbler | Yes, but I don't think there are many. The ones incompatible with the desktop components will get uninstalled automatically | 06:28 |
dabbler | There's probably a way to uninstall all packages that aren't dependencies of your desired desktop package | 06:29 |
dabbler | That would take care of one's that don't conflict but aren't needed | 06:30 |
theos | ok. i remember there used to be iso's which you could put on a cd. arent they being made now? | 06:31 |
maya329 | It's still around | 06:32 |
maya329 | just that nowadays we flash it to a thumbdrive instead of burning CDs | 06:32 |
maya329 | Most systems dont have discs anyway | 06:32 |
theos | ya i need a bigger thumbdrive it seems | 06:35 |
maya329 | I just have a 64GB one with YUMI installed | 06:53 |
maya329 | https://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/ | 06:53 |
niko_ | hello? | 07:35 |
akossh | Hello niko_ | 07:36 |
niko_ | Hi, this takes me back a bit. | 07:36 |
niko_ | I'm just poking around, its been ages since I was in a chatroom. :) | 07:37 |
niko_ | hope everyone is well. | 07:37 |
theos | i will use my usb hdd. make a partition bootable and hope it boots :D | 07:43 |
fscholz | Good morning, I'm currenetly searching for the git sources of lunar lobsters kernel. I would expect it on https://kernel.ubuntu.com/git/ as ubuntu/ubuntu-lunar.git but it's not there. | 08:26 |
ducasse | fscholz: try #ubuntu-kernel maybe | 08:28 |
fscholz | thanks! | 08:28 |
R4v3n | Hello guys, I'm struggling to import my root CA cert in firefox 113 (ubuntu 20.04) via the /etc/firefox/policy.json file. I need to import it system wide and not through the GUI. If somebody can give me a hint, thanks a lot ! | 08:30 |
R4v3n | (/etc/firefox/policies/policy.json I mean) | 08:30 |
antiPoP | Hi, I just ran apt update and dhcp not longer works. I had to manually assign a IP. How can I fix it? | 08:31 |
ducasse | R4v3n: try placing it in /etc/ssl/certs/ and run update-ca-certificates | 08:32 |
R4v3n | ducasse, thanks for the advice, but firefox doesn't use the system-wide CA system :( (I already tried) | 08:38 |
R4v3n | that's why I'm trying to load it as recommended here : https://github.com/mozilla/policy-templates/blob/master/README.md#Certificates | 08:38 |
R4v3n | but it's a fail currently | 08:39 |
ducasse | ah sorry, then i dunno, have you looked for a firefox channel? | 08:41 |
R4v3n | I just did seconds ago :) I'm waiting and still trying to find a solution :D | 08:41 |
oerheks | firefox is a snap package..maybe that is your issue | 08:45 |
weedmic | I had to remove firefox snap because it did not have "install remote module" options to use things like ubikey. | 08:47 |
oerheks | jups, known issue | 08:47 |
ogra | R4v3n, where exactly does your cert file live ? you need to put it in a place the snap can see ... | 08:57 |
R4v3n | it's ok, it works, it was a typo in the policies.json file :) | 08:58 |
ogra | lol, okay ? | 08:58 |
R4v3n | ogra, btw i'm not using the snap version, I'm still on the apt/deb currently. BTW I read the snap is able to check /etc/firefox/policies, so I'll test but it should work | 08:59 |
ogra | yes, it should ... but the location in policy.json is important ... else it can not import | 09:00 |
ogra | (actually it should be policies.json i think FWIW) | 09:01 |
weedmic | I should do "snap list" to verify that R4v3n. | 09:02 |
R4v3n | ogra, yep it's policies.json, that was my first mistake. weedmic yes yes I know, I already have a script to remove the snap version & install the apt version for 22.04 | 09:03 |
sima2 | Hi I can't start X this morning, Xubuntu 22.04 on BTRFS (ZFS used for mounting some of /home/user ) | 09:09 |
sima2 | Problem is that I can;t X start even after bringing back previous pre-update system state from BTRFS apt-btrfs snapshots.. | 09:09 |
sima2 | Machine is HP 800 G3 SFF i5-7500 , using integrated graphics. Have Virtualbox installed. Really strange that previous system state can't boot till GUI login all of sudden.. | 09:19 |
sima2 | Could it be that SNAPS are creating the problem, because they are updating by themselves and are trying to change something upon starting ? (and network is connected) | 09:34 |
ogra | how would that stop your desktop from starting ? | 09:36 |
ogra | (and no, this is very unlikely to have any effect but on the snapped apps themselves) | 09:37 |
sima2 | I really wonder.. I get back system state and user is not logged in yet (yet virtualbox is set up from the user account) | 09:39 |
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ogra | instead of randomly guessing you sould rather take a look at your system logs ... | 09:47 |
chilversc | I can't find the source for v6.4-rc4 Mainline Test https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v6.4-rc4/ neither the tag cod/mainline/v6.4-rc4 or the commit 6a3795740a6d0f09f64d07099fb52c1bc042bd29 seems to exist in the repository. | 09:53 |
ogra | chilversc, the kernel guys are in #ubuntu-kernel, i'd try asking there | 09:55 |
chilversc | ok, thanks | 09:55 |
oerheks | To obtain the source from which they are built fetch the commit git://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-kernel-test/ubuntu/+source/linux/+git/mainline-crack cod/mainline/v6.4-rc4 | 09:56 |
weedmic | sima2: when at the konsole and you type "start X" what does it return? | 09:59 |
weedmic | meant "startx" | 10:01 |
Rabbet_Neil | Hi,guys, did know how to install clangd 16.0.1 in ubuntu 20.04? My vim plugin youcompleteme dependent it | 10:08 |
Rabbet_Neil | i tried to clone release tar file,but i could exec these bin file | 10:09 |
oerheks | nope, even next mantis is at 15 https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=clang | 10:12 |
ravage | that vim plugin must have like 5 users :) | 10:13 |
ravage | 16 as a requirement is hard | 10:13 |
ogra | stop exaggerating ? | 10:13 |
ravage | :D | 10:13 |
ravage | https://p.haxxors.com/z3bb57j6.txt so at least on 22.04 the release binary starts just fine | 10:17 |
ravage | and 20.04 is fine too: https://p.haxxors.com/iqvtq6w0.txt | 10:20 |
Rabbet_Neil | how to install clangd in ubuntu 20.04? | 10:29 |
Rabbet_Neil | could give a solution? | 10:30 |
Rabbet_Neil | ravage could give me some tips to install clangd16.0.1? | 10:31 |
ravage | download https://github.com/clangd/clangd/releases/download/16.0.2/clangd-linux-16.0.2.zip , unzip | 10:32 |
ravage | ./bin/clangd | 10:32 |
ravage | if you want to install it move it to ~/.local/bin for example | 10:33 |
ravage | and make sure it is in your path | 10:33 |
oerheks | what do they say in #linux? | 10:34 |
ravage | oh. cross posting. | 10:34 |
ravage | have to go anyway | 10:34 |
ravage | ttyl | 10:34 |
PuppyBigShaq | hello | 11:22 |
Miles8of9 | i have 3 sata hdd, same brand, same size, i want to put them on raid 5 to make little nas with some recovery feature if 1 of them fails.... do i need to make partitions first and then join them together? | 11:27 |
chilversc | Miles8of9: that's the general advice, you can use the whole disk but that can cause issues later when replacing a disk, https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/323425 | 11:32 |
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sima2 | weedmic: startx returns: xauth: unable to write authority file /tmp/serverauth.DgGfrvi8YL-n Fatal server error: (EE) Could not create lock file in /tmp/.tX0-lock (EE) xinit: giving up xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused , xinit: server error | 12:25 |
oerheks | how about simply reinstall ubuntu-desktop? sudo apt update && sudo apt install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop | 12:27 |
sima2 | oerheks: juj, no space left on device.. looks like btrfs snapshots have eat up all the / partition space, will try deleting old snapshots | 12:32 |
oerheks | i have no clue with btrfs, good luck | 12:33 |
BluesKaj | Hi all | 12:34 |
ogra | sim642, well, that is your problem then ... if there is no space on the device many bits will not work ... | 12:38 |
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hsiktas[m] | does https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jammy/man8/swapspace.8.html work together with zram? | 13:32 |
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hsiktas[m] | it works :) I just had to open way more apps than usual and it created a swapspace after zram was nearly filled | 13:37 |
weedmic | sima2: read reply from telcom - https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/405400/xauth-is-unable-to-write-to-my-xauthority-file | 13:45 |
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webchat59 | Hi | 14:23 |
lotuspsychje | welcome webchat59 | 14:26 |
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o|||||o | hey y'all when sudo -u is run, does .bash_profile or anything similar execute? | 14:44 |
o|||||o | i know it does for sudo -i | 14:45 |
magic_ninja | where does snap store its config files when it is unmounted? | 14:45 |
magic_ninja | I have an old install, and I want to pull the config files from a couple snap apps | 14:46 |
Muligan | anybody using vaping (smokeping's fork)? | 15:13 |
oerheks | magic_ninja, in the ~/Snap folder ? | 15:14 |
magic_ninja | oerheks, they are empty, but I didn't wipe my home directory | 15:17 |
magic_ninja | I still have my / directory | 15:18 |
oerheks | maybe because they are unmounted/not active. | 15:18 |
oerheks | dunno | 15:18 |
oerheks | here the folders are populated. | 15:18 |
magic_ninja | that might be where snap mounts them for sure | 15:18 |
magic_ninja | oerheks, so config files are stored in var/snap/<snapname>/common | 15:20 |
magic_ninja | talking with you I added "unmounted" to my search string and found the site with the info | 15:20 |
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paul424 | Hello, I want to install ubuntu for my friend , problem is all the data in on one big windows partition C: | 15:41 |
paul424 | how do I shift the data and create a new partitions for linux OS ? | 15:41 |
Muligan | first, take a backup image of the drive, just in case | 15:42 |
marcopolo1 | can ubuntu interfer with my isp router | 15:42 |
paul424 | probably with the terminal cmds cause those are the most sure | 15:42 |
marcopolo1 | and make it lose connection | 15:42 |
Muligan | marcopolo1, sure, if you don't know what you're doing | 15:42 |
Muligan | anything's possible... | 15:42 |
marcopolo1 | i did'nt touch anything | 15:42 |
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oerheks | shift the data? | 15:45 |
paul424 | defragment the partition | 15:47 |
paul424 | Muligan okey-dokey so what command to rsync the partition onto removable usb disc ? | 15:49 |
oerheks | copy the data with windows? | 15:49 |
paul424 | oerheks windows OS is sick and slow here | 15:52 |
oerheks | boot ubuntu in live mode, and use the filemanager. any windows partition and inserted usb should show up | 15:53 |
paul424 | yes I am on live mode | 15:57 |
paul424 | hmmm problem is ith Instenso 2.5'' 1 TB drive | 15:58 |
paul424 | it doesn't recognise partition\ | 15:58 |
paul424 | wait ,,,, I just pulled usb cable and now it works it work | 15:59 |
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