[00:01] <neldogz> EriC^^, ok I am now booted into an Ubuntu 15.10 live environment
[00:02] <EriC^^> neldogz: sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999
[00:02] <VFDPrim> :-Dcongrats welcom to ubuntu
[00:03] <neldogz> EriC^^, Ok, I http://termbin.com/gglc
[00:04] <EriC^^> neldogz: sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt
[00:05] <neldogz> Ubuntu and Windows are both installed to /dev/sda
[00:05] <EriC^^> ls -lR /mnt | nc termbin.com 9999
[00:05] <neldogz> http://termbin.com/v2zs
[00:07] <EriC^^> did you type sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt ?
[00:08] <neldogz> now i did, and then repeated the ls -lR /mnt command but a message says Use netcat
[00:08] <NoCode> Is there anyway to configure the colour of the MATE panel menu icons?
[00:08] <neldogz> will close the terminal and try again
[00:08] <NoCode> I want to change the font colour from black to white.
[00:08] <neldogz> http://termbin.com/qwqi
[00:09] <CyberArmy> hi
[00:10] <EriC^^> neldogz: is secure boot enabled?
[00:11] <neldogz> yes it is
[00:12] <CyberArmy> i from indonesia where u from??
[00:12] <BigBaby> Hello daftykins, Finally i was able to get the whole process going.
[00:12] <BigBaby> also anyone else who might be able to point me in the right direction.
[00:12] <neldogz> EriC^^, but when i boot my computer I no longer see the grub menu, actually Ubuntu was my default boot OS in Grub.. but now after replacing my motherboard it just boots straight into Windows 19
[00:13] <BigBaby> here is the paste http://paste.ubuntu.com/14237156/ daftykins and EriC^^
[00:13] <EriC^^> neldogz: sudo efibootmgr -c -w -l \\EFI\\ubuntu\\shimx64.efi -L "ubuntu" -p 2 -d /dev/sda
[00:14] <BigBaby> sdb is the Repair-Boot device, so just ignore it. sda is the drive which is the issue with the kernel panic
[00:15] <daftykins> i don't recall a boot repair being asked for on that one
[00:15] <neldogz> EriC^^, done
[00:16] <nex__> hi
[00:16] <EriC^^> neldogz: try rebooting
[00:16] <BigBaby> daftykins, it is just what i used to get online and look at the data
[00:17] <BigBaby> does the paste help daftykins ?
[00:17] <neldogz> EriC^^, rebooting now
[00:17] <daftykins> not to me
[00:17] <daftykins> i can't help with LVM setups either
[00:18] <neldogz> EriC^^, you just saved not only my ass, but a ton of time reinstalling Ubuntu and setting it up to my liking
[00:18] <neldogz> EriC^^, thank you very much
[00:18] <EriC^^> neldogz: no problem
[00:18] <daftykins> !cookie | EriC^^
[00:18]  * EriC^^ eats ubottu 's hand by mistake too
[00:19] <calcmandan> EriC^^: thank you for your help last night. the laptop is working and the recipient of the new laptop is happily using it.
[00:19] <BigBaby> oh well, looks like i will have to do manual backup and restore... daftykins  it will probably will take a week or 2.
[00:20] <BigBaby> can you reccomend a channel maybe where i can get some help understanding this?
[00:20] <EriC^^> calcmandan: cool, no problem
[00:20] <daftykins> understanding what?
[00:21] <EriC^^> ( btw i'm not canabolistic, it's an inside joke on my hunger )
[00:22] <mchao> hi guys, I'm looking for a pdf reader and annotator, can somebody suggest which package I should use?
[00:22] <BigBaby> the cause of the issue daftykins , maybe a pointers, or commands for diagnosing this?
[00:24] <daftykins> just ask someone else here :) it's late my time, so time to call it a day
[00:24] <BigBaby> Well, thank you for your help before daftykins
[00:25] <BigBaby> can anyone take a look at this paste boot
[00:27] <brug> hi im using xubuntu livecd (usb) and i want to create another livecd (bootable usb)
[00:27] <brug> when i try to install usb-creator the package is not found
[00:27] <brug> what should i do
[00:29] <Sai> Hello, I am having a really weird issue with Ubuntu 15.04, I was wondering if anyone has any thoughts about it. I have a Dell laptop with an i5 6300 HQ processor (2.3 GHz rated, up to 3.2 turbo) which works great in Windows. But in Ubuntu, the clock steps only between 1 MHz and 759 MHz. lshw -c cpu, cpufreq-info, cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq etc. all consistently report 759 MHz as the highest. I'm really confused about why this is happening.
[00:35] <tacocat__> EriC^^, hello
[00:35] <EriC^^> hello
[00:36] <tacocat__> Is it normal for install to hang for a long time when creating partitions?
[00:36] <EriC^^> no
[00:36] <EriC^^> should take a couple secs
[00:36] <tacocat__> It's been hanging for like 7 minutes
[00:36] <EriC^^> is your nick related to revive?
[00:37] <tacocat__> Keeps getting stuck at Step_before = stepUserInfo
[00:37] <tacocat__> revive?
[00:37] <EriC^^> nm
[00:38] <EriC^^> is it hanging at the end of the installation?
[00:38] <tacocat__> Umm
[00:38] <tacocat__> It starts hanging almost immediately
[00:38] <tacocat__> at same part all 3 times I tried
[00:41] <EriC^^> you could try installing in legacy mode if that worked, and then convert it
[00:41] <tacocat__> I mean I could install it in legacy
[00:41] <tacocat__> problem was I couldn't boot into it
[00:42] <EriC^^> yeah, you can boot a live usb and convert from there
[00:42] <tacocat__> o forgot about mounting it
[00:44] <tacocat__> You don't need a /boot partition correct?
[00:44] <EriC^^> nop
[00:45] <tacocat__> also
[00:46] <tacocat__> boot loader dosn't get installed to a specific partition just drive right?
[00:49] <EriC^^> it gets installed to the efi partition
[00:50] <EriC^^> tacocat__: in legacy it gets installed to the mbr, you're correct
[00:55] <MrXXIV2> Hey guys, I wanted to stop by into a non-biased area. I wanted to ask your opinion on whether you think MariaDB or PostreSQL is faster.
[00:55] <calcmandan> can someone please tell me which channel i go to get masked?
[00:56] <teward> calcmandan: #freenode
[00:57] <calcmandan> thx
[00:58] <Bruha> I'm trying to install Ubuntu Server, but no one is around on that channel
[00:58] <Bruha> anyone here that can help?
[00:58] <Bruha> I login at the prompt, but then it just goes to a terminal prompt cbruhn@ubuntu:
[00:58] <Bruha> isn't there a graphical interface for server?
[00:59] <MrXXIV2> Bruha: no Ubuntu Server has always been just a terminal, BUT you can install a GUI
[00:59] <MrXXIV2> Consider Server to be the barebone version
[00:59] <Bruha> ah ok
[00:59] <Bruha> how do i do that?
[00:59] <Bruha> now I can install somethign like Plex over the top?
[00:59] <MrXXIV2> Are you just doing an at-home VM for Ubuntu?
[01:00] <Bruha> I have a second computer that I want to put Plex on now
[01:00] <Bruha> for a home media server
[01:00] <MrXXIV2> Oh, yea, if you wanted to go that route, you might as well stick to the terminal version just to install Plex being that will handle it all for you in the long run
[01:00] <Bruha> ok
[01:00] <Bruha> can you help me with that?
[01:00] <Bruha> shit
[01:00] <ikonia> Bruha: please don't swear
[01:00] <Bruha> sorry
[01:01] <Bruha> MrXXIV2:  Can you help me with installing Plex now?
[01:02] <amazoniantoad> Can someone help me with my ubuntu phone? #ubuntu-phone isn't active.
[01:02] <amazoniantoad> I just want clarification that I can get support here before I continue.
[01:02] <ikonia> #ubuntu-touch is what you want
[01:02] <daftykins> you cannot
[01:02] <ikonia> thats the phone/touch channel
[01:03] <amazoniantoad> Thanks!
[01:05] <Bashing-om> VFDPrim: OK, Back .. how did the ppa-purge go ?
 i have a bridge interface called evil. i want to redirect everything with dport 80 to port 8080. how do i do that?
 i tryed iptables -i evil -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 8080
 but it doesnt wor
[01:17] <rww> Crushpest: are you using Debian or Ubuntu?
[01:18] <Crushpest> debian
[01:18] <rww> then don't ask in here, thanks
[01:18] <rww> we handle Ubuntu users, #debian handles Debian ones
[01:18] <rww> (and in general, crossposting your question to multiple channels tends to be considered rude)
[01:19] <Crushpest> well it's the same. i used brctl from bridge-utils that is in both distris
[01:19] <amazoniantoad> rww: I thought ubuntu was based on debian?
[01:19] <rww> Doesn't matter. That's how we split the load, so ask them.
[01:19] <amazoniantoad> (excuse my ignorance)
[01:19] <rww> amazoniantoad: correct
[01:19] <amazoniantoad> So there are debian questions that aren't valid in ubuntu?
[01:19] <daftykins> amazoniantoad: doesn't mean you can channel hop for support depending on your mood
[01:20] <amazoniantoad> Something really niche?
[01:20] <amazoniantoad> I see
[01:20] <brug> rude
[01:20] <daftykins> channel name for distro name, deal with it.
[01:20] <rww> amazoniantoad: Debian users go to #debian, Ubuntu users go to #ubuntu. It's not a complicated system :P
[01:20] <amazoniantoad> I didn't mean it like that! I just didn't know debian was its own distro
[01:20] <rww> and Ubuntu derivative users like Mint or whatever go to their distro's support channel
[01:20] <rww> yep
[01:21] <amazoniantoad> I thought it was more like a kernel or something...like linux
[01:21] <rww> amazoniantoad: no, Debian and Ubuntu are both distros
[01:21] <amazoniantoad> I see
[01:22] <nicomachus> for more info: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1336/how-is-ubuntu-different-from-debian
[01:23] <amazoniantoad> say thanks!
[01:23] <detly> is there a way to identify what quality settings were used to encode an ogg file?
[01:23] <detly> an audio file, I mean
[01:23] <nicomachus> You can use Audacious.
[01:24] <nicomachus> ...Audacity, not Audacious. sorry.
[01:25] <OerHeks> !info mediainfo
[01:26] <detly> mediainfo gives bitrate, but not the original quality setting used (which I suspect is not stored with the format)
[01:28] <detly> ah, wait, if I get the bitrate (not the effective bitrate), Vorbis have a table I can use to convert
[01:28] <detly> thanks folks
[01:38] <OerHeks>
[01:43] <h-_-_-> who is on what web browser if youre willing to id yourself a tiny bit?
[01:44] <bazhang> h-_-_-, no polls here please, try the chat channel
[01:44] <h-_-_-> too id ifying good on you bazhang
[01:45] <bazhang> #ubuntu-offtopic h-_-_-
[01:45] <h-_-_-> just looking into icecat for lubuntu any advice please
[01:45] <nicomachus> I've heard it works.
[01:45] <bazhang> !info icecat
[01:46] <bazhang> thats from debian afaik
[01:54] <cage_raphel> Good day!! i am trying to run sudo apt-get upgrade and i get the following error.. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/14237900/
[01:54] <cage_raphel> any help would be appreciated
[01:58] <nicomachus> cage_raphel: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[02:00] <arleslie3> cage_raphel, if you're running kubuntu looks like it's a possible bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/+bug/1451728
[02:02] <cage_raphel> nicomachus, i am running Ubuntu 15.10
[02:02] <nicomachus> cage_raphel: ok, looks like this may resolve it: https://askubuntu.com/questions/621284/unmet-dependencies-when-trying-to-install-kde-plasma-5-3-on-ubuntu-15-04
[02:02] <cage_raphel> nicomachus, thanks mate.. will give that a try and wil let u know how it geos.
[02:03] <cage_raphel> goes*
[02:05] <cage_raphel> nicomachus,  excellent mate!! that fixed it !! yayyy!! thanks a ton!! :)
[02:06] <nicomachus> \o/
[02:22] <geocst> hello guys
[02:22] <geocst> i have one 5 threads in a group and the other one 2 threads in a group. I want that 5 threads interact with the other 2 threads sometimes without deadlock using semaphores. What kind of approach should i go with ?
[02:26] <slacking> goodday all
[02:29] <sw0rdfish> the default DE that ships with ubuntu is unity, right?
[02:33] <xangua> sw0rdfish: yes, you can also install any desktop you want and Ubuntu comes in different flavors with different desktops/packages pre-installed
[02:33] <rww> geocst: Please don't crosspost to multiple channels. Since you're using Debian (according to #debian), stick to there. Though I expect the channel for whichever language you're using might be better.
[02:39] <sw0rdfish> xangua I downloaded the iso file from the main website will that give me options between unity and gnome when I'm installing it?
[02:41] <guest-9l4wz4>
[02:43] <amazoniantoad> hi everyone!
[02:44] <VFDPrim> Bashing-om how was the storm
[02:45] <h-_-_-> hi, question:
[02:45] <h-_-_-> got pidgin, well how does searching for channels work?
[02:46] <VFDPrim> i use it to but never search for channels sorry cant help yea there
[02:46] <tokkioy> h-_-_-: great
[02:46] <tokkioy> VFDPrim: it's an option
[02:46] <VFDPrim> i will have to try it some time thanks
[02:58] <auzty> hello, i'm using ubuntu 14.04.3 , i would to install nginx, why if i apt-get install it, i got 1.4.x version? i see the repositories have 1.9.x version
[02:59] <tomreyn> auzty: not those of your ubuntu release
[02:59] <teward> auzty: http://askubuntu.com/questions/151283/why-dont-the-ubuntu-repositories-have-the-latest-versions-of-software
[02:59] <tomreyn> 1.4.6-1ubuntu3.3 is the latest version available for 14.04.4 (trusty)
[02:59] <teward> auzty: the 1.9.x upload went to the current development branc
[03:00] <teward> h
[03:00] <teward> bleh
[03:00] <xangua> sw0rdfish: no, you have to download separate iso, Ubuntu GNOME, Ubuntu Mate, Ubuntu, Xubuntu, etc.
[03:00] <auzty> ohhhh iseee, thanks teward  and tomreyn :)
[03:00] <teward> auzty: given that I'm the one that uploaded it, I can confirm that with 100% accuracy.  The 14.04 repos only have 1.4.x in them for nginx; I provide a PPA though with newer versions
[03:00] <tomreyn> you can probably find unsupported (by canonical and the ubuntu community) nginx backports though
[03:00] <teward> but of course the obligatory factoid applies
[03:00] <teward> !ppa | auzty
[03:01] <jnix> what is this black magic that allows ubuntu to change graphics drivers without a reboot?
[03:01] <jnix> it's cool, though
[03:04] <h-_-_-> where is everyone on pidgin, theres an xmpp room with a couple other rustics
[03:04] <nicomachus> h-_-_-: not really something we can answer for you
[03:05] <h-_-_-> pidgin a too wide scope? take lot of depth I thought is here
[03:07] <codepython777> is anyone running ubuntu on a macbook pro here?
[03:07] <dsc_> o_0
[03:07] <cfhowlett> !mac | codepython777
[03:09] <teward> auzty: also allow me to point you here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nginx
[03:09] <teward> auzty: list of packages, available, in the different Ubuntu pockets, by the specific version of Ubuntu
[03:09] <teward> auzty: so the Trusty one is where you should be looking (not at "latest upload")
[03:11] <auzty> thanks teward, that's really helpful, i didn't know that every ubuntu release have their own latest update :D
[03:12] <teward> auzty: well, there's the main release repository (trusty), updates in -updates, and security updates in -security :p
[03:12] <teward> auzty: there's a reason i love that link myself, but as I said, I'm the one who did the latest upload for nginx to Ubuntu, so... i use whatever I want :)
[03:15] <basttrax> auzty, I think with programs like nginx people aren't really in a rush to get to the most cutting edge version
[03:20] <auzty> wow :) thanks again teward , maybe i still get the other OS minded that always need the most cutting edge version basttrax , haha thanks :D
[03:21] <teward> auzty: well, hate to put it out there, but as I did say, I provide a PPA through the nginx team on Launchpad for latest stable and mainline, but the obligatory PPA notice from earlier applies: https://launchpad.net/~nginx/+archive/ubuntu/stable for NGINX Stable; https://launchpad.net/~nginx/+archive/ubuntu/development for mainline
[03:21] <cfhowlett> bleeding edges are bloody.
[03:21] <teward> auzty: use cutting edge at your own risk though :p
[03:21] <teward> (HTTP/2 won't work right)
[03:23] <auzty> ok i already do it teward , and now my nginx 1.8.0 from your ppa :D thanks a lot
[03:24] <teward> auzty: you're welcome, but note no HTTP/2 in Stable
[03:24] <teward> :)
[03:24] <teward> enjoy
[03:24]  * teward goes back to stabbing the next uploads
[03:25] <auzty> ok :)
[03:55] <h-_-_-> no kvm on lubuntu when run sudo rmmod kvm_intel kvm...
[03:56] <hoglahoo> I've just installed ubuntu 10.04 on an older toshiba satellite c655 laptop.  it's a fresh install on a new hard drive. I'm trying to establish an internet connection. It didn't find any wireless networks automatically, so I added mine manually, and it said a connection was established but I am unable to bring up any webpages in a browser.  I've also tried making a wired connection, but have
[03:56] <hoglahoo> been unsuccessful establishing that connection.  I've not been able to find anything from google that answers my specific situation - any ideas
[03:57] <cfhowlett> hoglahoo, 10.04 is not supported in any way, shape or form.  install a supported version: lubuntu loves older hardware
[03:57] <hoglahoo> ok
[04:02] <Guddu> What is the resulting file system when a CD/DVD is written to as per the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/files-disc-write.html
[04:06] <greyscale> @Guddu ISO 9660 I believe
[04:06] <greyscale> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_9660
[04:07] <Guddu> greyscale, Can a CD/DVD ever have ext2 filesystem ?
[04:07] <cfhowlett> Guddu, could yes. should?  no.
[04:07] <hbar98> Hello and howdy. I have a networking question if anyone has a few.
[04:08] <greyscale> Guddu: Not as far as I'm aware.. Its not block-media, so it doesn't get a normal file system
[04:08] <greyscale> @hbar98 I can try to help.
[04:08] <cfhowlett> hbar98, ##networking
[04:08] <Guddu> Ok. Thanks gregL cfhowlett
[04:08] <Guddu> Thanks greyscale
[04:08] <greyscale> o/`
[04:09] <hbar98> @greyscale, thanks. Here goes... Every time I plug in my android phone to tether to a ubuntu 15.10 laptop, it creates a new network connection. I want the laptop to auto connect when I tether. Can I do this somehow??
[04:09] <hbar98> cfhowlett, sorry, this may be ubuntu specific.
[04:09] <cfhowlett> hbar98, no worries.  interesting question.  Hope someone knows.
[04:10] <hbar98> cfhowlett, gratzi! I hope so! It is annoing as heck.
[04:10] <greyscale> Hmm, mine actually DOES do as you're describing
[04:10] <greyscale> I thought that was default behaviour.
[04:10] <hbar98> It may be. It did this on windows, but I found a registry hack that sort of worked.
[04:10] <greyscale> I enable tethering on my HTC One or One Plus and the computer connects when USB is present
[04:10] <nicomachus> ^ same
[04:10] <nicomachus> with HTC One
[04:11] <nicomachus> with Developor tools and USB Debug enabled.
[04:11] <greyscale> Not even got developer tools on mine. Sorry @hbar98
[04:11] <hbar98> Moto X Pure here. USB tether is greyed out until after the phone is plugged into the machine. Turn on USB tether, it creates a new network connection.
[04:11] <greyscale> Does it then connect once you've clicked USB tethering?
[04:12] <codepython777> what laptops are people using here for running ubuntu? I'm in the market to buy a new one
[04:12] <hbar98> greyscale, it doesn't auto connect. I have to go to the dropdown and then tell it to connect.
[04:12] <greyscale> @codepython777 Lenovo T550 with a 3.5k screen.
[04:12] <greyscale> its glorious but I can't get 4k over display port to work
[04:12] <nicomachus> codepython777: There are entirely too many variables to make recommendations, but the Dell XPS 13 is nice.
[04:12] <hbar98> I wouldn't mind that it creates multiple networks if it would just auto connect.
[04:13] <cfhowlett> codepython777, so many choices.  choose one that works for you and go wild.
[04:13] <hbar98> codephython777, I'm using an old Dell XPS m1530... but it is just running as a bridge right now.
[04:14] <cfhowlett> codepython777, I carry my gold colored Ubuntu USB around my neck.  Just for fun, I have been known to live boot lappies for testing purposes.  Much fun when done in a quiet corner of the local Apple store ...
[04:15] <codepython777> I was looking at something around $1k - XPS and T550 both are more expensive if i want to get a decent i5 or i7
[04:16] <codepython777> greyscale: W550?
[04:17] <greyscale> T550
[04:17] <greyscale> its a nice laptop.
[04:17] <hbar98> greyscale, any ideas how to make it just auto connect? I don't care if it makes multiple networks, just as long as it just autoconnects.
[04:17] <greyscale> hbar98: sorry, I don't.. Mine -does- autoconnect, so I don't know whats different about yours
[04:18] <greyscale> Go edit the connection and see if there is an option for allowing autoconnection?
[04:18] <hbar98> heh, mine's a motorola. they do things backwards.
[04:20] <hbar98> what...the...heck. each connection has a unique MAC address, and only the current one has an eth number thing after it. How in the world??
[04:20] <hbar98> I'm the only one who plugs my phone into the machine.
[04:26] <tgm4883> hbar98: it gets the MAC from the phone
[04:27] <hbar98> Okay, I might have a lead on that. Bonus question: can someone point me in the right direction so I can learn how to bond connections? My wife and I both can tether/wifi tether. It would be nice to bond both connections and send that to the router.
[04:27] <hbar98> tgm4883, yeah, I just stumbled on that. I'm going to see if there's a fix for the USB side. Found sever for wifi mac addresses, just not usb yet.
[04:27] <mikhael_k33hl> Confirmed that I'm using the right Name Server, however it appears that hostname resolution is intermittent, sometimes I can ping it via the hostname sometimes it says "unknown host", anyone experienced this?
[04:27] <mikhael_k33hl> Other computers doesn't seem to be experiencing the same problem, so it's not the Name Serer
[04:28] <hbar98> alrighty. thanks for your help! I'll see what I can fix later.... Later!
[04:36] <h-_-_-> thanks for now, :)
[05:00] <nolsen> How come I can't mount my flash drive that I just recently formatted into crypt-luks?
[05:01] <nolsen> "The unlocked device does not have a recognizable file system on it"
[05:03] <alwan> http://www.cyberciti.biz/hardware/howto-linux-hard-disk-encryption-with-luks-cryptsetup-command/
[05:04] <nolsen> alwan: That doesn't help.
[05:04] <nolsen> Because I did it with the file manager GUI.
[05:04] <nolsen> Not a terminal.
[05:04] <nolsen> I don't even use the terminal to mount lmao.
[05:05] <alwan> just reformat the flashdisk into FAT/NTFS without encryption
[05:06] <nolsen> Too hard, I like the GUI.
[05:07] <nolsen> Oh.
[05:07] <alwan> use gnome-disk-utility
[05:07] <alwan> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME_Disks
[05:07] <nolsen> alwan: I want to encrypt it though
[05:07] <alwan> it's simple
[05:08] <alwan> I never encrypt my disk
[05:08] <nolsen> Well I do.
[05:10] <SchrodingersScat> gnome-disks can deal with the encryption
[05:12] <nolsen> Nvm, I got it encrypted, without that.
[05:13] <smacktalk> s
[05:14] <j_> hey, question on getting GameRanger to install under Wine
[05:15] <SchrodingersScat> !AppDB | j_
[05:24] <seaking> hi
[05:25] <seaking> please check the MD5 sum from > https://ubuntu-mate.org/raspberry-pi/
[05:25] <seaking> i get 61287c1881b166c05b89a8cdc39e12b5
[05:29] <nolsen> Is there a way to skip /dev/sda check on gparted? Because it takes a quite amount of time to scan it.
[05:57] <tacocat_> EriC^^, are you still around?
[06:06] <mikhael_k33hl> When pinging or sshing in shell, does Ubuntu still use the nm-tool, or does it use resolv.conf?
[06:07] <tacocat_> Did anyone run into this exact same problem besides the "missing swap partition"? http://askubuntu.com/questions/637106/ubuntu-15-04-installation-stuck-in-a-loop-because-of-missing-swap-partition
[06:07] <tacocat_> I have the same exact problem as the guy who posted that question, where it will hang on same spot. However I do have a swap partition so that solution is a no go. Not sure what to do, anyone have any ideas?
[06:12] <gansteed>  I'm using networkmanager-openvpn, and I connect to my vpn by nm-applet, it seems not work as expect. where can I find the log?
[06:13] <Poindexter_> Is anyone here familiar with irce-seven?
[06:14] <Poindexter_> IRCD-SEVEN  sorry.
[06:16] <Poindexter_> Also, is anyone here familiar with Xubuntu? It is a great distro, however, the tech support is not going to be supported. Will the apt-get supply stop after a while?
[06:17] <tacocat_> Poindexter_, is XFCE still being developed?
[06:18] <Poindexter_> I use that. It is so far.
[06:19] <Poindexter_> I use Debian LXDE myself.
[06:19] <Poindexter_> It is a small package but very powerfull.
[06:25] <Poindexter_> Here is an interesting link for XFCE:   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xfce
[06:29] <snacks> whenever I boot up, lightdm crashes after ~1 second of showing on screen, leaving the system hung. If I manage to get past it, everything works as normal, but I can't figure out how to fix it.
[06:29] <snacks> for some reason, it won't let me switch to tty either
[06:29] <snacks> any idea how I can fix it or find the root cause of the problem?
[06:30] <snacks> or boot straight to tty in the meanwhile
[06:31] <snacks> actually, I finally have access to a browser right now, nvm on that last one
[06:31] <Poindexter_> Snacks perhaps your screen saver is set to such a low second level that it doesn't give you much time ti make decisions. Think about that.
[06:31] <snacks> a low second level?
[06:31] <snacks> what's that?
[06:32] <Poindexter_> Yes.
[06:32] <Poindexter_> If you set your screen saver to such a fast timer and it shuts down, remove the screen saver and find out why it is blanking your screen.
[06:33] <techvish81> is touchscreen monitor supported in regular ubuntu or a different version is available for that?
[06:33] <snacks> Poindexter: if that were the problem, wouldn't it cause problems once I'm logged in, too?
[06:34] <Poindexter_> It could, but it also could be your login screen saver too. That is if you have one set up. Check both if you have two.
[06:34] <snacks> Poindexter: because I have zero problems once I log in, even if I leave it until it goes into sleep mode
[06:35] <Poindexter_> Then boil it down to your login screen saver and check that.
[06:35] <smacktalk> ok i have a linux base os with vbox running an xp vm...can't talk on the gns3 network I built.  any suggestions?
[06:36] <techvish81> is touchscreen monitor supported in regular ubuntu or a different version is available for that?
[06:36] <Poindexter_> Your login screen saver may be too fast. It wont allow you to make decisions. I have seen that before.
[06:36] <snacks> actually, how would I check that in files? I'm booted from a live USB right now, so I can't do much except change text files.
[06:37] <Poindexter_> The live USB disk you cannot change the settings because it is hard written on the disk.
[06:37] <techvish81> is there a problem with suspend to ram in xubuntu?
[06:37] <snacks> Poindexter: I'm not talking about changing the live USB's settings, I'm talking about using the live USB to boot the thing, so I can modify the original OS's settings.
[06:38] <snacks> Poindexter: Because I can't actually boot my original OS, thus the problem.
[06:38] <Poindexter_> Do a Google and you may find the answer.
[06:38] <Poindexter_> Oh.
[06:38] <Poindexter_> That is another story.
[06:38] <smacktalk> j #ccie
[06:39] <Poindexter_> Boot it from what? Your USB or what, your local hard drive?
[06:40] <Poindexter_> Are you running a laptop or a desktop or server?
[06:40] <snacks> Poindexter: boot from USB, so that I can modify local hard drive files.
[06:40] <snacks> laptop
[06:40] <Poindexter_> Ok latptop
[06:40] <Poindexter_> Have you been in the
[06:41] <Poindexter_> BIOS lately?
[06:41] <snacks> everything was working fine until an Ubuntu update broke it.  So you apt-get an update and all happened from there.
[06:43] <snacks> Poindexter: No, nothing bad happened until the next time I restarted the computer, which I don't do too often.
[06:43] <Poindexter_> Don't apt-get anything unless you MD 5 it.
[06:44] <snacks> Poindexter: I tried switching to a previous kernel version, but that didn't change anything, so it's probably not the kernel.
[06:44] <snacks> Poindexter: How do you MD5 stuff?
[06:45] <Poindexter_> My advice is this, unless you have anything valuable on the hard drive, trash it and do an DOD destruction of the data bits on your hard drive and re-install the Operating System. I do this all of the time and you and many people out ther don
[06:45] <snacks> Poindexter: The problem is, having a vague notion of what *caused* the problem, isn't the same as knowing what to fix to make my laptop boot properly.
[06:45] <Poindexter_> t
[06:46] <Poindexter_> Know that a clean hard disk is best.
[06:46] <marion> is there a simple way to overclock my processor in without editing the .txt file
[06:47] <snacks> Poindexter: I really don't want to have to reinstall. Especially if the problem is the latest version of lightdm, which updating would reinstall, thus re-causing my problem.
[06:48] <Poindexter_> If you try to install a new OS on a disk that is not clean hackers use software or code to be specific to infiltrate your disk by using hidden signals to data that you did not erase. That  is bad.
[06:50] <snacks> Poindexter: Which is irrelevant, because I doubt this was caused by any sort of malware and as I said previously, I don't want to reinstall if possible.
[06:50] <snacks> I'd have to reinstall everything, and re-copy everything over, which would be a huge waste of time and wouldnt necessarily solve the problem.
[06:52] <Poindexter_> Snaks, don't be lazy. Reinstallation is easy maybe because I have in front of me 30 different computers. I say this easily, but take it from a pro. I don't fool around with this. Have may computers in front of you and don't rely on just one computer. Not all computers respond to each OS installed.
[06:52] <Poindexter_> Snacks you also need to know how to mirror image your OS after a DOD cleansing.
[06:54] <Poindexter_> Snacks, I am a DATA RECOVERY EXPERT. I have been doing this for years. There are things to know about the computer that you cannot learn from a book.
[06:57] <dekr4ken> i am a cleaner
[06:57] <GenericNode> do you do wet work?
[06:57] <dekr4ken> no, corp calls, i go clean up the mess.
[06:58] <snacks> Poindexter: It's not about being lazy, it's about not to use an axe when you can use a scalpel. Also, I seriously suspect that reinstalling will not actually fix the problem, as if it is a broken package, then reinstalling will just replace the broken package with a broken package, fixing NOTHING.
[06:59] <nicomachus> snacks: what's your original issue?
[06:59] <Poindexter_> Snacks, if you reason with what you just said, the "package" is corrupted. Have you tried downloading the package from another source?
[07:02] <nicomachus> does the whole PC crash or does it just go to a black screen with a cursor?
[07:02] <Poindexter_> Snacks, 1 second is not enough time to make any decisions to make settings. I already explained that.
[07:03] <snacks> nicomachus: black screen, no cursor. IIRC.
[07:03] <dekr4ken> i would uninstall the packages, verify authenticity of packages MD5 file from another resource, install it, and see what happens. if it still breaks the system, then there is not much you can do about it. backup and begin from scratch. simple backups of vm's before updates is basics101, if it fails, take it off and place the original back
[07:03] <dekr4ken> my 2c
[07:03] <nicomachus> snacks: can you boot from a live USB?
[07:03] <snacks> Poindexter: It's enough to hit ctrl+alt+F2.
[07:03] <snacks> nicomachus: How do you think I'm on IRC right now? Live USB.
[07:04] <nicomachus> Ok. Did you run boot-repair?
[07:04] <snacks> nicomachus: Nope, in fact I've never heard of boot-repair before.
[07:05] <nicomachus> snacks: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[07:06] <nicomachus> snacks: give that a run, and see if it resolves the issue. If not you can check /var/log/lightdm and see if it points to what's causing the crash.
[07:07] <Poindexter_> Nicomachus, I suggested the same thing and once his OS is running, go to the /var/log/lightdm or any settings to reset the time delay of the screen saver in which is his problem.
[07:09] <nicomachus> Poindexter_: it's clearly not a screen saver issue whatsoever. and the more you talk about how you're a "pro" and continue to give bad advice, the less likely people are to pay attention to it.
[07:10] <Poindexter_> Nicomachus, really? His issue was from the beginning the screen saver and not being able to log in and having a blank screen.
[07:11] <nicomachus> that's not a screen saver... it's the display manager crashing.
[07:11] <auronandace1> Poindexter_: if the login manager had a screensaver then simply moving the mouse would bring the login manager back
[07:12] <snacks> Poindexter: when did I say anything about a screensaver problem?
[07:12] <f8mf8_> Hi here is a screenshot of a byobu/tmux issue I've been trying to fix on my ubuntu server http://i.imgur.com/AZDdCnb.png
[07:12] <Poindexter_> Moving the mouse would bring it back but if the setting were 1 second, that would be useless.
[07:12] <nicomachus> snacks: did you install boot-repair?
[07:13] <auronandace1> Poindexter_: you did notice that he said he couldn't bring it back right?
[07:13] <[Saint]> On what Ubunt-ism is there a screensaver on the login screen? Screen blanking, sure...
[07:13] <AndChat607476> What do these  smartctl values mean? https://ghostbin.com/paste/9fsqd
[07:13] <Poindexter_> I saw it.
[07:13] <auronandace> Poindexter_: then it isn't a screensaver issue
[07:13] <[Saint]> Are you perhaps misusing the term and referring to screenblanking?
[07:14] <Poindexter_> Hey guys , I am being a gentleman about this. Stop being stoic and insulting.
[07:14] <nicomachus> !smart | AndChat607476
[07:14] <snacks> nicomachus: ugh, forgot to hit enter on "apt-get update" && "apt-get -y install boot-repair". Installed and running now though.
[07:14] <f8mf8> Hi, need help with a byobu/tmux issue, it works fine when loggin in from ubuntu client, but from arch linux I'm getting this issue  http://i.imgur.com/AZDdCnb.png
[07:14] <[Saint]> Who's being insulting.
[07:14] <[Saint]> Dude. Being wrong isn't a crime.
[07:14] <nicomachus> f8mf8: this is ubuntu support, not Arch.
[07:15] <nicomachus> [Saint], Poindexter_, drop it or take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:15] <f8mf8> I know, but figured I might get help here since the server where the issue happens is ubuntu 14.04
[07:15] <nicomachus> f8mf8: there is also #ubuntu-server. Sorry, I'm not familiart with byobu
[07:15] <nicomachus> familiar*
[07:16] <Poindexter_> Nicomachus, I see that you rule the roost here. Glad to know that. I will take not of that.
[07:16] <[Saint]> ha!
[07:16] <f8mf8> It had an old version of byobu 5.74 and old tmux as well. Updated tmux and that fixed the issue when launching tmux on its own, but byobu still having issues
[07:16] <nicomachus> I don't... I just hang out here a bit.
[07:16] <Poindexter_> Your instults go nowhere.
[07:16] <f8mf8> I am not sure if when I launch byobu it is running the right version
[07:17] <snacks> nicomachus: http://paste.ubuntu.com/14239448/   <---- boot-repair txt
[07:18] <f8mf8> nicomachus: Thanks I'll check try to get help on ubuntu-server, I was getting help here earlier today but those users might be gone.
[07:18] <AndChat607476> nicomachus: so...erm I couldn't figure out the values. What do they actually mean? Is it something to be afraid or is the drive safe?
[07:20] <nicomachus> snacks: doesn't look like any errors, but what version of Ubuntu are you on?
[07:20] <nicomachus> AndChat607476: unless it's throwing errors at you, the disk in fine.
[07:21] <AndChat607476> It is throwing errors!
[07:21] <snacks> nicomachus: The latest (15.10) IIRC
[07:22] <nicomachus> snacks: ok, try to boot now and see if lightdm still crashes, and try to take of any error messages that flash if it does.
[07:22] <Guest79215> hi guys... im trying to install oracle-java-installer on 15.10...
[07:22] <Guest79215> but im getting : ERROR: ‘~webupd8team’ user or team does not exist
[07:23] <Guest79215> i do not encounter the mentioned error in 14.04 ...
[07:23] <nicomachus> Guest79215: are you installing it via the webupd8team ppa?
[07:23] <snacks> nicomachus: you mean, get boot-repair to fix boot and then try to boot?
[07:23] <nicomachus> snacks: yes. did it not already run through?
[07:23] <snacks> nicomachus: I only got boot-repair to dump me a log.
[07:24] <nicomachus> well run the recommended fix and then try to boot.
[07:24] <snacks> nicomachus: "create a BootInfo summary", I mean.
[07:24] <Guest79215> nicomachus: yes... but it seems my virtualbox machine has no internet (cant ping google.com)...
[07:24] <snacks> nicomachus:running 'recommended repair'.
[07:24] <AndChat607476> It throws this http://b.1339.cf/aqmjzyr.jpg
[07:24] <Guest79215> sorry.. i'll check my internet connection first x_x
[07:26] <snacks> nicomachus: it's complaining about GPT - "GPT detected. Please create a BIOS-Boot partition (>1MB, unformattted filesystem, bios_grub flag). This can be performed via tools such as Gparted. Then try again."
[07:27] <snacks> nicomachus: Somehow I don't think the problem is that I have a GPT.
[07:28] <nicomachus> snacks: is that machine EFI boot?
[07:29] <nicomachus> snacks: and did you boot the USB as legacy instead of EFI?
[07:35] <nicomachus> he left..
[07:35] <nicomachus> ok then
[07:43] <kicom> ?
[07:43] <kicom> can i ask sth
[07:43] <kicom> ?
[07:48] <AndChat607476> nicomachus: Hey!
[07:48] <Guest86383> Hi
[07:49] <Guest86383> We are anonymous . We do not forgive . We do not forget .   I'd offer to ship you one from China, but Huwei already sold out
[08:01] <icarus> the only other choice that i know of off hand is the nokia n900
[08:01] <icarus> as far as a phone running foss OS
[08:01] <cfhowlett> icarus, or pick up a nexus and dualboot
[08:01] <icarus> cfhowlett: ive considered
[08:02] <icarus> i think i could get a strange launch system going using docker + locked down android container with fdroid apps and shared volumes
[08:03] <icarus> ill just continue to be patient
[08:04] <cfhowlett> so say we all
[08:07] <zzarr> so say we all
[08:09] <hangman13us>  /j #kubuntu
[08:10] <icarus> have a g'night all
[08:13] <aspock> Hello do anyone know how do i install dcplusplus server on ubuntu 14.4 ?
[08:14] <big> ping
[08:15] <lotuspsychje> !info linuxdc++ | aspock
[08:16] <aspock> lotuspsychje i installed that but it looks like a client ?
[08:17] <lotuspsychje> aspock: maybe from within the client you can create server?
[08:17] <lotuspsychje> aspock: never used myself sorry
[08:17] <aspock> okay Thanks for info
[08:17] <aspock> anyone else knows ?
[08:18] <lotuspsychje> aspock: does the manpage show anything usefull?
[08:19] <aspock> lotuspsychje: it says it's a client just like windows
[08:20] <lotuspsychje> aspock: maybe find out on the dc++ community first howto create a dedicated Hub
[08:21] <J-BBB> Hi all, im trying to install ubuntu 15.10 on my dell optiplex 7020 and I get an error BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request at fffffffc0d38da8. Anyone a idea how i can install ubuntu?
[08:25] <zzarr> J-BBB, via USB?
[08:25] <J-BBB> zzarr: yes
[08:25] <zzarr> J-BBB, have you tried via another USB-stick?
[08:26] <J-BBB> zzarr: nope. I am trying to format and try it again. i will see
[08:27] <zzarr> J-BBB, sounds like a good idea
[08:41] <J-BBB> zzarr: works. Thanks!
[08:42] <snacks> is it possible to configure systemd via files, rather than via commandline? Or alternatively, how do I configure the systemd on my hard-drive when I'm booted from a Live USB?
[08:44] <auronandace> snacks: not sure sorry, but if you need to configure it via commands then you'll likely need to chroot from your usb
[08:44] <auronandace> !chroot | snacks
[08:50] <Trinity> i've got some API keys that i'd like to keep hidden
[08:51] <Trinity> s/hidden/secure
[08:51] <Trinity> would it be safer to store it in user environment variables or use a bash script and run that before using those env variables?
[08:53] <bekks> Trinity: Do you need them be stored in API keys?
[08:53] <AppAraat> hello, I'm trying to install an image of Ubuntu I've configured to a lot of laptops. The way I'd like to approach this, is to configure one laptop so that I'll get a system I'm ok with, then stick another laptop directly into the Ethernet port and mirror that install.
[08:53] <bekks> Trinity: If so, you cannot hide them.
[08:53] <bekks> AppAraat: It wont work that way.
[08:53] <Trinity> bekks, i'm sorry? for example if I have a database user's password i'd store them in an env variable
[08:53] <cfhowlett> !uck | AppAraat
[08:53] <Trinity> rather than in the script
[08:56] <bekks> AppAraat: Either use UCK, or configure one laptop, and create a clone image using clonezilla, store it on a network share, and restore it on your other kaptops using clonezilla.
[09:00] <zzarr> J-BBB, I'm happy to hear that :D
[09:00] <J-BBB> zzarr: but now, after install ubuntu i cant login. what the hell is this
[09:01] <bekks> J-BBB: Why cant you log in?
[09:01] <J-BBB> bekks: i dont know. It jumps back to the login dash
[09:01] <snacks> TIL: You can disable a systemd service by disabling the relevant .service file in /etc/systemd/system
[09:02] <snacks> by deleting* the relevant .service file.
[09:02] <bekks> snacks: And how do you enable it again, after that?
[09:02] <bekks> J-BBB: And the user/pw is correct?
[09:02] <auronandace> snacks: surely renaming it would be safer
[09:02] <snacks> bekks: Well, it occurred to me that you could just rename it
[09:03] <snacks> well, time to see if I finally have a functional laptop then.
[09:04] <zzarr> J-BBB, sounds like some issue with the user session, is it a completely new install or is the home directory from another installation?
[09:04] <J-BBB> bekks: yes sure. I can login via shell, but not with unity
[09:04] <J-BBB> zzarr: completely new install
[09:05] <zzarr> J-BBB, is it a new computer or is it an old one?
[09:05] <J-BBB> zzarr: it is a new Dell Optiplex 7020 with nvidia graphic card
[09:06] <zzarr> J-BBB, try installing nVidias graphics driver
[09:07] <zzarr> J-BBB, it sounds like a problem with the graphics driver to me
[09:07] <bekks> zzarr: It sounds like the graphics driver is unrelated :)
[09:08] <zzarr> bekks, why?
[09:08] <bekks> J-BBB: Are all files in your user home owned by your user, or are there files owned by root?
[09:08] <bekks> zzarr: Why not? :)
[09:08] <saurabh_> I'm running 14.04 64bit on x86_64 system
[09:08] <J-BBB> bekks: i have try with a new user, same. Only Guest can login :D
[09:08] <saurabh_> I installed swift programming language from swift.org
[09:09] <saurabh_> i added the path to .bashrc as mentioned in the article.
[09:09] <zzarr> bekks, he said it's a new install
[09:09] <bekks> zzarr: And?
[09:09] <saurabh_> however, when I run a simple hello world program, I get permission denied error
[09:09] <zzarr> J-BBB, then it must be a problem with the user account some how
[09:09] <bekks> J-BBB: Are all files in your user home owned by your user, or are there files owned by root?
[09:10] <zzarr> bekks, I had the same issue before and it was the graphics driver
[09:10] <saurabh_> more precisely: /CoreFoundation/module.modulemap': Permission denied
[09:10] <J-BBB> bekks: yes sure
[09:10] <J-BBB> by user
[09:10] <zzarr> J-BBB, is the /home mounted on a separate disk?
[09:11] <J-BBB> yes
[09:11] <zzarr> J-BBB, (or partition)
[09:11] <zzarr> J-BBB, was it formated as well?
[09:11] <J-BBB> partition
[09:11] <J-BBB> ext4
[09:12] <zzarr> J-BBB, it was formated?
[09:13] <J-BBB> zzarr: i can write in it. and it is mounted
[09:13] <bekks> zzarr: Of course, without it, you would not have been able to use it. It is a new computer.
[09:13] <bekks> At least a new installation.
[09:13] <saurabh_> help
[09:14] <zzarr> bekks, if you have your /home on another partition you don't have to format it
[09:14] <bekks> zzarr: Then how do you use a filesystem without formatting aka "create the filesystem"?
[09:15] <zzarr> bekks, if it existed from before
[09:17] <bekks> J-BBB: Which Ubuntu is that, actually?
[09:17] <J-BBB> bekks: yes, 15.10
[09:18] <bekks> J-BBB: Pastebin "df -h" then please.
[09:18] <AppAraat> cfhowlett & bekks UCK sounds great, but if I simply wanted to configure Xubuntu 15.10 with latest updates, save that state and then copy that to other laptops, would UCK be faster or Clonezilla ?
[09:19] <J-BBB> zzarr: u r my men :D after installatin nvidia-340 it works now :D
[09:19] <cfhowlett> AppAraat, never performed that comparison.  sorry.  but I believe clozezilla would require exact duplicates of the hardware you attempt to deploy to.
[09:19] <zzarr> J-BBB, :D
[09:20] <AppAraat> cfhowlett: hmm, I wonder what is meant by "exact duplicates"? Same HDD UUID and MAC address? Because all laptops have exact same models of hardware otherwise.
[09:20] <bekks> AppAraat: Latest updates are applied with sudo apt update; sudo apt full-upgrade; not using clonezilla or UCL :)
[09:20] <cfhowlett> AppAraat, same hardware certainly
[09:21] <bekks> AppAraat: "same hardware" means "HDD with the same or greater size", same GPU, etc. - "same hardware".
[09:21] <cfhowlett> AppAraat, alternative thought:  pxe install if you have these things networked
[09:21] <cfhowlett> !pxe
[09:21] <cfhowlett> !install
[09:21] <J-BBB> I love SSD :D
[09:21] <AppAraat> bekks: one can choose to do this during install stage, but if I would do that for every laptop (40+ laptops currently), then that would put a lot of strain on the local network and repo servers.
[09:22] <bekks> AppAraat: We have no problem running PXE and repo servers for > 1000 servers.
[09:22] <AppAraat> are those servers on local network though?
[09:23] <bekks> AppAraat: Yes.
[09:24] <AppAraat> we do have network, but unfortunately it's wifi only. So sending so much data through the wifi is currently kind of problematic.
[09:24] <zzarr> J-BBB, SSD's are great
[09:25] <bekks> AppAraat: You said you would mirror the laptops using the ethernet port. So you actually have a wired network.
[09:25] <AppAraat> well, in the sense that I can directly have a cable between one laptop and another.
[09:25] <J-BBB> anyone have the latest truecrypt .deb?
[09:25] <AppAraat> I do have a patch chord for that.
[09:25] <bekks> AppAraat: Which is called "a wired network".
[09:26] <bekks> Plug in a 8-port switch for $20, and you can stage 7 laptops at a time. E.g.
[09:27] <cfhowlett> J-BBB, truecrypt is abandonware.  veracrypt is the currently maintained fork
[09:27] <AppAraat> bekks: I'm kind of confused, you said it was not possible using this method.
[09:28] <J-BBB> cfhowlett: thanks for the info
[09:28] <cfhowlett> J-BBB, happy2help!
[09:32] <AppAraat> bekks: I found this page and it said that I had to configure a DHCP server - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PXEInstallServer - would this be possible to configure using some kind of a "master machine", which has a PXE server and DHCP installed and would then copy the contents of the image to other laptops?
[09:33] <anabain> Does anybody use nfs3 on ubuntu 15.10?
[09:35] <poops> test
[09:36] <poops> hi. I cant seem to be able to upgrade my ubuntu 10.10 server. I get this: http://pastebin.com/ndSbe7CZ
[09:36] <hoglahoo> cfhowlett: thanks for your answer earlier. that solved my issues
[09:37] <BigBaby> hello guys
[09:37] <cfhowlett> hoglahoo, happy@help!
[09:37] <BigBaby> anyone can help me with Kernel Panic, / boot is 100% in use, and i cannot remove files using the Ubuntu Live CD
[09:37] <cfhowlett> happy2help!
[09:37] <BigBaby> thanks cfhowlett
[09:38] <cfhowlett> boot an ubuntu usb, chroot to your system and remove old kernels
[09:40] <auronandace> poops: 10.10 has long been dead
[09:40] <auronandace> !eol | poops
[09:40] <poops> is there no way to upgrade
[09:40] <poops> ?
[09:41] <poops> re installing will take weeks since it has a lot of legacy stuff on it\
[09:41] <cfhowlett> poops, meanwhile you are COMPLETELY naked to internet attacks since you have no security
[09:41] <auronandace> poops: read the link, but it will be more straightforward installing afresh
[09:41] <poops> thanks, ill read the link
[09:42] <poops> not in the upgradfe path
[09:43] <BigBaby> cfhowlett, chroot is not working, giving me error, can you verify for me the chroot command?
[09:43] <cfhowlett> poops, torrent the LTS version, make a boot USB and install.
[09:43] <poops> i do have the iso, but when booting from it it didnt suggest an option to upgrade
[09:43] <cfhowlett> BigBaby, not a chroot expert.  direct your query to the channel, someone will know
[09:44] <cfhowlett> poops, it shouldn't.  your EOL options are dead unless you enable end of life which would mean 10.10 > 11.04 > 11.10 > 12.04 > 14.04
[09:44] <BigBaby> some background, http://pastebin.com/FyMr9Xv3
[09:44] <BigBaby> http://paste.ubuntu.com/14237156/
[09:44] <BigBaby> http://paste.ubuntu.com/14237722/
[09:44] <BigBaby> http://paste.ubuntu.com/14238062/
[09:44] <poops> how do I enable this?
[09:44] <vickycq> Installing new kernel (3.16~4.2) in 14.04 results in non-working USB and network. Any ideas?
[09:45] <vickycq> Seems a lot of people are expieriencing this issue.
[09:45] <cfhowlett> !eolupgrade | poops
[09:46] <cfhowlett> poops, this means you have to upgrade 4! times to get to 14.04.  OR you could just torrent 14.04 and clean install ONE time.  Your box, your choice.
[09:47] <auronandace> poops: if you already have legacy stuff on 10.10 then don't expect an upgrade to go smothly (let alone 4 consecutive upgrades). in the end it will take a lot longer sorting it out than simply installing afresh
[09:47] <poops> could be. i think its worth a shot
[09:47] <poops> always have snapshot revert..
[09:48] <cfhowlett> poops also to be consider: you have an older box.  new ubuntu might just be too demanding. consider lubuntu or xubuntu
[09:49] <FrankChen> Hello
[09:49] <poops> its server version
[09:49] <cfhowlett> 10.10 is most certainly not new
[09:49] <cfhowlett> FrankChen, greetings.  ask your ubuntu question
[09:49] <FrankChen> How to fix Ralink WiFi ??
[09:50] <FrankChen> Rt2870
[09:51] <FrankChen> Greeting
[09:51] <Lurchy> hey everyone....is it easy to reinstall mysql and php in ubuntu 15.10?
[09:51] <FrankChen> Did the ralink firmware on debian work??
[09:52] <cfhowlett> FrankChen, ask debian
[09:52] <cfhowlett> !debian | FrankChen
[09:52] <FrankChen> I mean work on ubuntu
[09:52] <Lurchy> well...perhaps better question is how can I learn more about mysql and php....is ubuntu website best place to learn?
[09:53] <Lurchy> !mysql
[09:53] <BigBaby> i will teach you Lurchy
[09:53] <cfhowlett> Lurchy, no.  php and mysql are not ubuntu.  they have their channels and resources for learning.  ask in ##programming
[09:53] <FrankChen> Hello,how to fix it
[09:54] <Lurchy> trying to learn more about installing various problems in ubuntu...but cant seem to figur eout php and database issues....I need more info
[09:54] <Lurchy> err various programs
[09:54] <BigBaby> PM Me Lurchy this channel is for Ubuntu issues
[09:55] <BigBaby> i will gladly help Lurchy
[09:55] <FrankChen> Will ralink WiFi work on kernel 4.2??
[09:58] <vickycq> Turns out that modules are in a sepatate package...
[09:58] <vickycq> linux-image-3.16.0-57-generic
[09:58] <vickycq> linux-image-extra-3.13.0-57-generic
[09:59] <FrankChen> Hello,any one??
[10:03] <cfhowlett> !patience | FrankChen,
[10:03] <lbelo> how can i sync time between two  ubuntu and debian machine?have the same tim zone and date?
[10:18] <jacekn> lbelo: normally it's best to just run NTP and sync both of those machines with good external time source
[10:18] <jacekn> lbelo: but if you really only want both to be in sync you can run NTP server yourself on one of them and sync the other one to it (but I really don't recommend doing this)
[10:19] <lbelo> jacekn: did i installed in both of machines NTP?
[10:20] <ikonia> syncing clock against each other like that will cause problems
[10:20] <ikonia> as drift will be synced, creating bigger drift, that will be synced back
[10:20] <ikonia> eventually it will go beyond the 5 minute threshold and the internal clock will take over
[10:21] <lbelo> ikonia:so what is the best solution?
[10:22] <ikonia> to use a use a set of external time services to the machines
[10:22] <ikonia> 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 needs to be an odd number to stop conflict/split brain
[10:22] <ikonia> (3 is the norm)
[10:22] <jacekn> lbelo: here is some info how to configure them: https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/NTP.html
[10:26] <lbelo> ikonia:i am sorry  just i am not advanced user  how can i set of external time services to the machines infact i have already installed NTP can you tell me detail
[10:26] <aotea> Why can't I boot my live USB to my UEFI system, I
[10:26] <gderou> Hi All
[10:26] <aotea> 've tried both enabled and diabled EFI mode
[10:26] <ikonia> lbelo: are these machines connected to the internet ?
[10:27] <lbelo> ikonia:yes they are connected  one of machine is  vertual machine which is instaalled in the same machine
[10:28] <gderou> I am wondering if it is possible to install (like proper install, not simply Live USB) Ubuntu on a USB stick and be able to boot it on any computer (at least PC and Mac)
[10:28] <ikonia> lbelo: just configure the ntp client to point at the public pool of ntp servers on ntp.org
[10:28] <ikonia> gderou: yes and no
[10:28] <ikonia> gderou: you'd find it better to use livemedia though
[10:29] <gderou> ikonia: thanks. Why is it so ?
[10:30] <ikonia> gderou: because different machines have different hardware, not all of it of it is on the fly changes, live media attempts to configure fail safe settings on boot, a static install will have limitations around that,
[10:30] <lbelo> ikonia:you mean i can installed on both machine and change the ntp.org acording to my country code https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-time-synchronization-on-ubuntu-12-04
[10:31] <ikonia> lbelo: that will work
[10:34] <gderou> ikonia: that makes sense - is there anything lost from a user's perspective when using livemedia (assuming I am using persistence like described in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD/Persistence) ?
[10:34] <ikonia> gderou: some functions will be a little slower, remember your whole OS is running from ram, but nothing is "lost"
[10:34] <ikonia> gderou: is there a reason you need this approach rather than just installing and using ubuntu on a machine ?
[10:36] <lbelo> ikonia:i did it but when i see by date command they are not the same even the timezone
[10:37] <gderou> ikonia: yes, I would like a secure (everything on a truecrypt volume is enough) environment that I could use from anywhere (not necessarily my own computer).
[10:37] <ikonia> lbelo: ntp doesn't set the time zone
[10:37] <ikonia> it just syncs the clock
[10:38] <gderou> ikonia: most of the time I would be using my computer, but I want to be able to use any
[10:38] <ikonia> gderou: I think the idea is bad, but if it's what you want, go for it
[10:39] <gderou> ikonia: why is it bad ?
[10:39] <ikonia> I think the idea is poor and a waste of time, but it's your time to use
[10:41] <aotea> I formatted a USB using KDE partition manager, to ext4, installed a Kubuntu 15.10 64bit on it using Startup Disk Creator. How come my computer won't allow me to boot live usb, system is UEFI but I've tried both enabling and disabling it. Can't find a "Boot Legacy" option but "USB legacy" is ticked as enabled.
[10:42] <lin_lin13> hello ,everyone !
[10:47] <gderou> ikonia: sorry to insist, but what do you think is poor ? Alternatively, are there any options to make a development system leave no trace, and not be attached to a physical machine (I don't want my "less secure" OS installs be able to access in any way the data so putting everything in a VM is not a solution either).
[10:47] <alexla> star wars
[10:47] <ikonia> gderou: just do what you want
[10:47] <ikonia> alexla: ?
[10:48] <gderou> ikonia: ok - sorry to have bothered you - thanks for your help
[10:48] <ikonia> gderou: no problem, just because I don't like it, doesn't mean it's not right for you
[10:51] <gderou> ikonia: I like the iea of having a fully portable OS install not tied to any hardware configuration, but I also fully understand the technical limitations (mostly performance related) that it implies - but this won't hurt me considering what I want to do.
[10:52] <gderou> ikonia: this would be linited to a single security sensitive project - not as a main all purpose commputer
[10:53] <gderou> ikonia: but again if you are aware of alternativess options do do the same thing, please let me know
[10:53] <ikonia> gderou: I think the whole concept is a terrible idea, so there are not alternatives, if it works for you, thats great
[10:55] <aspock> Hello do anyone know how do i install http://opendchub.sourceforge.net/  server on ubuntu 14.4 ?
[10:56] <ikonia> aspock: look for a package in the ubuntu repos, or a PPA / external repo that contains it
[10:56] <ikonia> that should be the first process
[11:24] <aotea> What can I be doing wrong, UEFI system, Kubuntu already installed efi 64bit, I need the live USB to run memtest but it won't boot from USB.
[11:29] <ElvanorMoscow> Is it possible to disable some modules when booting on Ubuntu install disk?
[11:29] <ElvanorMoscow> I want to disable the Nouveau driver
[11:33] <mcphail> ElvanorMoscow: easiest way is to boot with "nomodeset", but for an alternative try adding "nouveau.blacklist=yes" to the kernel command line. (I haven't tried the latter)
[11:33] <alexla> star wars
[11:33] <mcphail> alexla: stop that please
[11:34] <Guest39258> ciao
[11:39] <ElvanorMoscow> mcphail: nomodeset will also disable i915, won't it?
[11:40] <mcphail> ElvanorMoscow: I think so, yes
[11:40] <ElvanorMoscow> and how do you see the kernel command line?
[11:40] <ElvanorMoscow> Is it by typing "e" at prompt?
[11:40] <mcphail> ElvanorMoscow: this is from a live USB or an install?
[11:40] <ElvanorMoscow> mcphail: live USB (I think)
[11:41] <Guest39258> ho una macchina virtuale non riesco a mettere la risoluzione giusta ho solo    1024x 768    oppure altre due più piccole
[11:41] <Guest39258> se mi potete aiutare grazie
[11:41] <BlackFate> !it | Guest39258
[11:41] <mcphail> ElvanorMoscow: I think there is an "F" key you can press when booting to edit kernel parameters, but don't have a live USB with me just now to check
[11:41] <ElvanorMoscow> mcphail: and once booted, can you see what was the kernel command line?
[11:42] <ElvanorMoscow> This would also be useful
[11:42] <Guest39258> ti ringrazio tanto
[11:43] <mcphail> ElvanorMoscow: yes. I'm not at a linux machine just now, but I think "cat /proc/cmdline" does the trick
[11:48] <ElvanorMoscow> mcphail: Indeed it does. Thanks.
[11:49] <mcphail> ElvanorMoscow: np!
[11:51] <ZenDK> hello
[11:52] <ZenDK> I have turned my older surface pro into a ubuntu tablet, but now I am curious to see what tools I can use to make it feel even more like a tablet rather than half a tablet and half a laptop
[11:54] <cqh9p73rgvp> hello
[11:54] <cqh9p73rgvp> hello
[11:57] <livcd> ZenDK: i doubt that's possible with ubuntu :-)
[11:59] <ZenDK> well honestly I would not mind using another distro as long as it can become more like a tablet
[11:59] <ZenDK> livcd
[12:00] <livcd> i think you misunderstood me
[12:00] <livcd> :D
[12:01] <ZenDK> livcd,  you mean it isnt really possible with linux ?
[12:01] <livcd> honestly the best experience you could get would be with windows
[12:02] <ZenDK> livcd, yeah but its not so much that, its more the exercise
[12:03] <ZenDK> it would be interesting to see how far it can get towards taplets
[12:05] <BalTun> is there any service for linux which make it available to save video from desktop and then easy put it to internet to get link to give it to another man ?
[12:10] <BlackFate> BalTun, dropbox?
[12:13] <BalTun> BlackFate, dropbox looks like crutch, because it is not fully automatic, like Joxi or some service for making screenshots that puts directly to internet
[12:17] <AppAraat> so I'm wondering the following: Can I cache the contents of the liveCD image to RAM so that I can remove the disk or USB stick after I've loaded the live environment onto a machine (with 4GB of RAM) ?
[12:22] <benos> Can I update XAMPP with sudo update?
[12:23] <stooj> Hi - is anyone able to help me with a weird booting bottleneck? Clean installation, but I've restored my home directory (but *not* my dotfiles). Since I did that, it takes 03 and a half minutes to boot now. Bootchart shows a grep command that takes ages, although bootchart only shows the first 25 seconds
[12:24] <benos> Can I update XAMPP with sudo update?
[12:26] <ikonia> no
[12:30] <BluesKaj> Howdy folks
[12:33] <lin_lin13> hello, Can I  use  upstart to start a programe  ,such as xchat, stardict ....???
[12:33] <ilhami> hey
[12:33] <sekfo> is there a command to show the flavour of ubuntu one is using?
[12:33] <ilhami> is there anyway I can use my Lenovo finger print in Ubuntu?
[12:34] <BluesKaj> sekfo:  lsb_release -a
[12:35] <fai> hello! can i ask for help in this channel?
[12:36] <BluesKaj> fai: yes
[12:36] <lin_lin13> fai, certainly
[12:36] <fai> wel im using lubuntu actually but the channel seems to be dead
[12:36] <fai> anyway i cant seem to open the volume control center
[12:37] <ilhami> http://askubuntu.com/questions/511876/how-to-install-a-fingerprint-reader-on-lenovo-thinkpad-with-ubuntu-14-04
[12:37] <ilhami> should I try this?
[12:37] <sekfo> BluesKaj: tanks
[12:38] <fai> if i right click the speaker icon and click on volume control settings
[12:38] <fai> the terminal pops up?
[12:40] <fai> (btw im new to the linux scene) but im loving it altought ive had to work out some workarounds
[12:43] <FrankChen> How to let .bin driver work
[12:44] <fai> sry, i dropped for a while. any responses?
[12:45] <kazekine> Check here http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/38890/how-do-i-install-a-device-driver-provided-as-a-bin-file
[12:46] <Ignaz> i could ping via myhostname.domain or IP but not only myhostname on centos?
[12:46] <Ignaz> somone have an idea?
[12:51] <Guest75506> I've used testdisk to delete my 4bg pendrive. Now, I'm having trouble mounting it
[12:52] <Guest75506> Hlelo!?
[12:54] <BluesKaj> Guest75506:  use gparted to format it to fat32
[12:54] <Guest75506> Okay.
[13:02] <fai> hmm, then maybe someone can answer this question. im using an old netbook with no battery, the clock keeps resetting to its date of manufactering. it breaks my internet because the certificates werent activated at that time. is there any way to permanently set the date to at least 2015 or 16?
[13:03] <lin_lin13> fai,ntpdate
[13:04] <fai> in terminal? and does it store it somewhere in the memory? because when i unplug it from the elec net it resets because of the lack of battery
[13:04] <lin_lin13> add ntpdate to the automatic start
[13:05] <fai> ok im downloading the package
[13:05] <fai> thanks in advance
[13:05] <sw0rdfish> Unity or Gnome?
[13:06] <lin_lin13> fai,learn each other
[13:06] <fai> lin lin: what do you mean by that?
[13:07] <fai> and swordfish i have no idea just got lubuntu about a week ago
[13:07] <SeerKan> Hi guys, is it possible to pass on an env variable when you do sudo su - user ?
[13:08] <fai> how do i add it to the automatic start?
[13:08] <SeerKan> I need to have an env with the user that did the sudo for several operations and can't seem to be able to pass such a variable, any ideas ?
[13:08] <sw0rdfish> hmmmmmmmm
[13:08] <Guest75506> BluesKaj: Hey! I followed this tutorial but no use.
[13:09] <SeerKan> I tried remoteuser=myuser; sudo su -p - su_user but the env is not there
[13:10] <lin_lin13> fai, http://denghai260.blog.163.com/blog/static/726864092012611115659527/
[13:10] <BluesKaj> Guest75506:  tutorial? gparted is an application
[13:10] <Guest75506> http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/17001/how-to-format-a-usb-drive-in-ubuntu-using-gparted/
[13:10] <Guest75506> this
[13:15] <BluesKaj> olpi:   what fo you mean  by "no Use"...what happens?
[13:15] <olpi> this http://b.1339.cf/ntiezax.png happens
[13:17] <BluesKaj> olpi:  this is ubuntu support not mint
[13:17] <BluesKaj> !linuxmint
[13:19] <olpi> No help there, mate. btw, I'm an Ubuntu user. Since I need to live boot memtest86 I've live booted mint.
[13:19] <cfhowlett> olpi, boot ubuntu and we can support.
[13:20] <olpi> Okay.
[13:26] <gregL> -+--+
[13:30] <Flametale> hi
[13:30] <Flametale> hello
[13:37] <cezar98> Privet.
[13:47] <ilhami> Why is Skype not in the repo?
[13:47] <cfhowlett> !skype | ilhami
[13:48] <ilhami> why should I use open protocols if I can? What's wrong with skype now?
[13:49] <cfhowlett> ilhami, your computer, your choice.
[13:49] <NoCode> Probably not too hard to record skype with JACK
[13:49] <ilhami> yeah I am asking sincerely. Why not use Skype? Because it uses a proprietary protocl?
[13:49] <ilhami> protocol*
[13:50] <ilhami> !Ekiga
[13:50] <NetworkingPro> Hello everyone.
[13:51] <NetworkingPro> Im trying to create a user account that can only do a reboot without needing sudo
[13:51] <NetworkingPro> Anyone have any idea how I might do that?
[13:52] <ikonia> NetworkingPro: just make a sudo rule for that user
[13:52] <ilhami> is Ekiga still maintanined even?
[13:52] <ikonia> as an app yes
[13:52] <ikonia> not sure how well maintained the protocol changes are
[13:52] <ilhami> ok thanks.
[13:54] <NetworkingPro> ikonia: I want my remote nagios server to be able to reboot the srver
[13:54] <NetworkingPro> nagrmt ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/reboot
[13:54] <NetworkingPro> does that look right?
[13:54] <ikonia> something like that
[13:54] <cfhowlett> NetworkingPro, ask #ubuntu-sever      for expert advice
[13:59] <ilhami> so how many people use this ekiga? :D only me ?
[14:15] <tzanolo> hello
[14:15] <tzanolo> googd mornign
[14:15] <Gnomethrower> hi
[14:15] <tzanolo> I have just a issue with ubuntu15 keyborard. the numerical keyboard has a 'dot' key, but when I press it, it types a COMMA. everithing else at the keyboard is ok.
[14:16] <tzanolo> is there a way to just change this only key? i've tried a lot of keyboards at system configuration, no one is good.
[14:18] <Zeaal> hi..
[14:18] <Zeaal> I'm really in need of some help here -.-
[14:19] <tzanolo> anyone
[14:19] <Zeaal> i have 2 drives on my system.. C & D and I use windows
[14:19] <Zeaal> so i installed Ubuntu on drive E (created a parition in it)
[14:20] <Zeaal> now the problem is the i cant boot into ubuntu nor can i reset the stuff
[14:20] <Zeaal> can anyone tell me a solution for this?
[14:20] <tzanolo> Zeaal, can you boot in windows?
[14:20] <Zeaal> yes by default i boot in windows..
[14:20] <Zeaal> I dont get an opt to boot in ubuntu
[14:21] <tzanolo> ok, there are a lot of things that may be wrong
[14:21] <Zeaal> is there a way i could fix this? or well undo all the changes and start over again?
[14:22] <Zeaal> i need to recover that dedicated space and allocate it back to E:
[14:22] <tzanolo> for me, its difficult to understand the new way the boot at motherboard works, UEFI.
[14:22] <Zeaal> ...
[14:23] <tzanolo> Zeaal, you just want to recover the space and keep just windows?]
[14:23] <Zeaal> yes
[14:23] <Zeaal> i mean I'd start over again then .. this time carefully
[14:32] <Zeaal> hi sorry .. got disconnected
[14:33] <Zeaal> lemme explain my problem again..
[14:33] <tzanolo> ok.
[14:33] <Zeaal> I stupidly installed Ubuntu on Drive E: (I had windows alrdy on C:)
[14:33] <Zeaal> so I partitioned E 50 GB and installed Ubuntu 14 on that
[14:34] <Zeaal> now I cant find that partition anywhere in windows partition manager thingie nor do i get an opt to boot into ubuntu on start up
[14:34] <Zeaal> I need to know if there's a way to fix this?
[14:34] <tzanolo> soee, the easy way Zeaal to recover the space
[14:34] <tzanolo> is trough the windows itselv
[14:34] <tzanolo> itselv
[14:34] <tzanolo> itself
[14:34] <Zeaal> Or how to I revert everything
[14:34] <Zeaal> oh
[14:34] <Zeaal> Please tell me tzanolo
[14:34] <cfhowlett> Zeaal, windows will not see ubuntu partitions
[14:34] <tzanolo> log into windows , go to control panel>administrative tools>computer managment>
[14:35] <Zeaal> I shee cfhowlett
[14:35] <Zeaal> I'm there tzanolo
[14:36] <cfhowlett> Zeaal, boot ubuntu USB, start gparted.  format the ubuntu partition as nfts and join that partition to your windows partition
[14:36] <tzanolo> my windows is in portuguese brasilian language, im googling to find the enghish version of the screen
[14:36] <tzanolo> Disk managment
[14:37] <Zeaal> That partition's a part of Data E cfhowlett.. probably should allocate it back and re-install ubuntu in C's partition
[14:37] <tzanolo> you must find disk managment, Zeaal, then you can resize, format
[14:37] <Zeaal> im there
[14:37] <Zeaal> wait i dont know what to do there lol
[14:37] <Zeaal> which one is ubuntu's?
[14:37] <tzanolo> at disk managment you can delete the partition and it will become FREE SPACE
[14:37] <cfhowlett> Zeaal, ubuntu is formatted as ext4
[14:38] <Zeaal> I have two partitions.. OEM partition and Primary Partition
[14:38] <Zeaal> they dont have any names
[14:38] <Zeaal> I think it's the primary one i gotta delete?
[14:38] <mcphail> tzanolo: I presume the problem is your locale uses a decimal comma rather than a decimal point, which is why you get a comma rather than a dot?
[14:38] <tzanolo> then you boot ubuntu 15 pendrive, choose TRY, and when you get in unity, there will be a icon on desktop INSTALL UBUNTU.
[14:38] <tzanolo> i made it yesterday with my computer, everithung is fine.
[14:38] <asdxzd> hi guys i want to install kali 2 but i get an error while installing grub ... is there any way to fix this problem ?
[14:39] <ikonia> asdxzd: ask in the kali-linux channel
[14:39] <cfhowlett> !kali | asdxzd,
[14:39] <tzanolo> ubuntu will find windows, and ask INSTALL UBUNTU and keed windows
[14:39] <ikonia> we only support ubuntu here
[14:39] <bazhang> #kali-linux for that asdxzd
[14:40] <tzanolo> cfhowlett, Zeaal , in windows, you will not see the partition MOUNTED, but at DISK MANAGMENT, you will find the partition as UNKOWN
[14:40] <asdxzd> thanks a lot guys ... so sorrry ... :)))
[14:41] <Zeaal> ugh.. unstable connection
[14:42] <Zeaal> anyway tzanolo I gotta delete the primary partition right?
[14:42] <tzanolo> cfhowlett, Zeaal, you can delete the unknow partition and it will become free space again.
[14:43] <Zeaal> there are two unknown partitions
[14:43] <Zeaal> OEM and Primary
[14:43] <Zeaal> i have no idea what the OEM is but i think it was there before
[14:43] <Zeaal> https://www.filepicker.io/api/file/HguCx3PtT7uBd5CBS7Zf
[14:44] <Zeaal> see them?
[14:44] <Zeaal> and that 9.12 unallocated space..
[14:46] <Zeaal> ok so i deleted the Primary Partition
[14:46] <Zeaal> now how do I allocate the space of it to E: ?
[14:47] <Zeaal> D*
[14:47] <tzanolo> oem partition is a place that the computer manufactures keep the iso of windowns. when you recover from factory, the new fresh instalation is in this space.
[14:49] <Zeaal> i deleted the unknown partition.. now how do i allocate it to a drive?
[14:49] <Zeaal> Data D: in this case :|
[14:49] <aotea> So, used to have random crashes under nvidia drivers, now been two days on nouveau and no crash, I'm safe to assume there is something wrong with the nvidia drivers for my system correct?
[14:50] <Zeaal> https://www.filepicker.io/api/file/kFwqysaRRUi5qAZpaOgs
[14:50] <Zeaal> ^ now what? ..
[14:51] <niko> §15/123
[14:51] <aotea> Zeaal, it there a resize partition option available? Assuming you want D to expand into the unallocated space
[14:52] <Zeaal> i dont have the partitions anymore just the 48 gb unallocated space
[14:54] <Zeaal> when i right click on D it doesnt allow me to click "Extend volume"... -.-
[14:54] <Zeaal> when i right click on D it doesnt allow me to click "Extend volume"... -.-
[14:58] <RickyB98> hello :-) i flashed my pendrive with ubuntu 14.04.3 desktop and tried to boot my old computer from it. it hangs with a blinking dash in the top left corner of the screen.. what could that be due to?
[15:01] <iGeni> when adding multiple ip number to interface is this the correct way https://dpaste.de/AZno
[15:02] <iGeni> repeating the sdns search and nameservers
[15:02] <BluesKaj> RickyB98:  first of all , which OS on the old pc?
[15:02] <RickyB98> windows xp
[15:02] <RickyB98> but i'm booting from bios
[15:03] <cfhowlett> lubuntu or xubuntu or that machine RickyB98
[15:03] <RickyB98> could you rephrase that please?
[15:03] <BluesKaj> RickyB98:  you need a bootable image on your usb stick, not a copy of your desktop
[15:03] <cfhowlett> RickyB98, old machine.  try lubuntu or xubuntu
[15:03] <RickyB98> of course BluesKaj
[15:03] <RickyB98> i used dd on mac to flash it
[15:04] <RickyB98> cfhowlett, right, but why isn't it working? what's missing on the machine that stops it form running?
[15:04] <BluesKaj> flash ?
[15:04] <RickyB98> i mean..
[15:04] <RickyB98> i made the usb bootable basically
[15:06] <SchrodingersScat> It can be worth reimaging the drive, sometimes it doesn't always take.
[15:06] <BluesKaj> RickyB98:  did you set the usb as first in the boot sequence in your bios?
[15:07] <RickyB98> it didn't appear in the boot sequence, but it did appear in the bootable drives when pressed F11 (that is, select boot drive or sth)
[15:13] <RickyB98> BluesKaj, are you still there?
[15:13] <BluesKaj> RickyB98:  windows xp hmm, seems it might be a hardware problem like graphics unable to boot the image
[15:14] <BluesKaj> you mifgt want to try a lighter version
[15:14] <BluesKaj> RickyB98:  like xubuntu
[15:14] <BluesKaj> !xubuntu
[15:15] <RickyB98> BluesKaj, what about ubuntu server?
[15:16] <BluesKaj> !ubuntu-server
[15:17] <RickyB98> i know what ubuntu-server is
[15:17] <RickyB98> i mean is it light enough?
[15:17] <BluesKaj> depends on your hardware
[15:18] <lotuspsychje> RickyB98: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[15:18] <BluesKaj> try it and find out :-)
[15:18] <lotuspsychje> 192 ram for server, sounds good
[15:19] <RickyB98> its ram is 3 gb
[15:28] <sw0rdfish> is there a ubuntu laptop edition .iso file for installation
[15:28] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: you mean netbook edition?
[15:28] <sw0rdfish> is that the same thing LockeAnarchist
[15:28] <sw0rdfish> lotuspsychje *
[15:29] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: you can use regular ubuntu desktop iso now for laptops
[15:29] <sw0rdfish> I have an old laptop and was just taking a look at the sys requirements earlier
[15:29] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: if its old i would reccomend lubuntu/xubuntu
[15:29] <sw0rdfish> with 1GB of ram ... I will see if I can add 1 more GB to it or something
[15:30] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: lubuntu would do fine with 1gig ram mate
[15:44] <aotea> I've been having issues with Nvidia drivers 340 & 352, suffered random crashes where the screen would go black and I'd be back to a SDDM login screen, Kern.log said GPU fell off the bus. So now been on nouveau drivers for two days. No crash like it. I was told to run a memtest before submitting this as a bug, but can't for the life of me run it. Can't I just assume it is indeed the Nvidia drivers that are at fault or could it still be
[15:44] <aotea> faulty ram?
[15:46] <lotuspsychje> aotea: ubuntu version?
[15:46] <aotea> lotuspsychje, 15.10
[15:46] <lotuspsychje> aotea: did you try LTS already?
[15:47] <aotea> lotuspsychje, I did not, seeing as Plasma 5 is not available for it. Or is it enough to run it on live usb?
[15:47] <sw0rdfish> oh
[15:47] <sw0rdfish> I see
[15:48] <lotuspsychje> aotea: as troubles on pc arise, its good to test multiple situations and versions, to make sure where the problem lays exactly
[15:49] <lotuspsychje> aotea: i would clean install to an LTS version and try if you getting crashes there also
[15:50] <lotuspsychje> aotea: i remember you tried all nvidia drivers and nouveau also right?
[15:50] <aotea> lotuspsychje, yes, 304 legacy and nouveau both run stable, while 340 and 352 crashes at random
[15:51] <lotuspsychje> aotea: you sure you have nvidia-prime installed when using 340 or 352 right?
[15:52] <Guest3615> hi alle zusammen
[15:52] <lotuspsychje> !de | Guest3615
[15:53] <aotea> lotuspsychje, yes, tried first with bumblebee, purged that and installed prime instead. also installing 352 seem to include nvidia-prime, but yes I've tried prime, and looked around the nvidia-settings.
[15:53] <Guest3615> danke
[15:53] <Guest3615> stimmt....
[15:53] <lotuspsychje> aotea: hmmm maybe its a bad leftover from bumblebee? did you try nvidia-prime on a clean install?
[15:54] <amr> hey, i've got a version of libvpx1 installed from when i did installed some intel drivers, but i want to install wine which wants livpx1:i386... any ideas if i can have two versions coexist?
[15:54] <Guest3615> join ubuntu-de
[15:54] <Guest3615> join #ubuntu-de
[15:54] <lotuspsychje> amr: ubuntu version plz?
[15:55] <amr> 14.04
[15:55] <lotuspsychje> Guest3615: /join...
[15:55] <lotuspsychje> !info libvpx1 trusty
[15:55] <lotuspsychje> amr: this would be the version reccomended
[15:56] <aotea> lotuspsychje, well, no I didn't try that. Guess there is nothing left but doing that and or the LTS...
[15:56] <amr> im not sure what youre saying... i should figure out how to install 1.3.0-2 outside of apt-get ?
[15:56] <amr> and then wine will use that..?
[15:57] <lotuspsychje> aotea: yeah i would really reccomend clean install LTS or 15.10 + nvidia-340 + nvidia-prime + performance mode enabled
[15:57] <sw0rdfish> lotuspsychje yeah ok, can't find the old laptop RAM I had lying around somewhere... so i think i will go for lubuntu with the 1GB old laptop that I have :D
[15:57] <sw0rdfish> should i get 14.04 or ?
[15:57] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: that will do smooth mate
[15:57] <sw0rdfish> 15.10?
[15:57] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: LTS is very reccomended in most cases, but thats up to you
[15:58] <sw0rdfish> yep
[15:58] <mcphail> amr: if you are using software from the default repos, the dependencies should be handled automatically (if not, it is a bug and should be reported). If you are using software from PPAs or other sources, you are on your own, I'm afraid. Generally, :i386 and :amd64 versions can coexist happily
[15:58] <sw0rdfish> lotuspsychje I'll got 14.04 and then when I upgrade to the next LTS does it upgrade from 14.04 to 15.10 and then to the new LTS or?
[15:58] <amr> sorta kinda not what i asked. i have the libvpx1 from when i compiled a version manually or intel video drivers
[15:58] <amr> im aware i could remove that or overwrite it with the one from the repo
[15:58] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: 15.10 is not lts
[15:59] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: if you choose 14.04 you will be able to upgrade to 16.04 in april
[15:59] <mcphail> amr: If you've compiled and installed your own version of a package, it is up to you to manage that. The package manager may well overwrite your files or break in some other way
[16:00] <lotuspsychje> mcphail: +1
[16:00] <sw0rdfish> lotuspsychje nice
[16:00] <amr> thanks i sorta knew that. i was looking for some "oh yeah you totally might need 2 versions of <x> thing, heres how you do it:"
[16:00] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: in some cases xubuntu performs very well on older laptops too, maybe try both?
[16:01] <mcphail> amr: If you can, make sure you set the prefix for self-compiled libs to "/usr/local". The package manager will not touch anything there. Of course, your compiled libs make break existing packages
[16:01] <lotuspsychje> amr: mixing package versions is mostly not a good idea
[16:01] <amr> ah, awesome
[16:01] <amr> thats def useful, thanks mcphail
[16:01] <amr> lotuspsychje: yea i knew that too :)
[16:01] <amr> needs must
[16:02] <sw0rdfish> I suppose this is the latest LTS version / the file that I'm looking for "lubuntu-14.04.3-desktop-i386.iso"
[16:02] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: correct
[16:02] <sw0rdfish> lotuspsychje well which one is prettier xubuntu or lubuntu :D
[16:02] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: if your old laptop is 32bit
[16:02] <sw0rdfish> yes its 32bit buddy :)
[16:02] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: thats also a choosable flavor
[16:03] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: they both have another feeling
[16:03] <mcphail> amr: if you need a special lib for an individual app, considet sticking the lib somewhere outside the usual path and call the particular app with "LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/your/special/lib/directory ./appname"
[16:03] <sw0rdfish> lotuspsychje so, both have a different feeling ?
[16:03] <mcphail> amr: an alternative is the "LD_PRELOAD" variable which allows you to override specific libs
[16:03] <amr> youre a star
[16:04] <amr> literally exactly what i was hoping existed
[16:04] <amr> thanks
[16:04] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: yes, check screenshots on the official site
[16:04] <mcphail> amr: np. Good luck
[16:04] <DoXiD> Any ideas why $1 is empty: echo "wham" | awk "{gsub(\"%passwd%\", \"$1\")}1" testfile.txt
[16:05] <DoXiD> Shouldn't that contain the first input from stdin, aka "wham"?
[16:05] <lotuspsychje> DoXiD: maybe the ##programming guys can get you out of this?
[16:05] <DoXiD> lotuspsychje: I'll give it a go, cheers
[16:06] <sw0rdfish> yep yep
[16:06] <sw0rdfish> I'm checking out xubuntu review
[16:06] <Guest50603> Hi
[16:15] <nd_> hi
[16:26] <YamakasY> erm does 15.10 doesn't recognize reboot anymore ?
[16:26] <ikonia> it does
[16:27] <YamakasY> mhh than upstart is removed
[16:27] <ikonia> upstart was removed 2 releases ago
[16:27] <ikonia> systemd is the replacement
[16:27] <YamakasY> in 14.10 ?
[16:27] <ikonia> you said 15.10
[16:27] <YamakasY> yeah true
[16:27] <YamakasY> ikonia: you said 2 releases ago
[16:28] <YamakasY> which is 14.10 ?
[16:28] <ikonia> 15.10 / 15.04
[16:28] <YamakasY> but how does it recognize reboot now ?
[16:28] <YamakasY> ikonia: that is one release ;)
[16:30] <GFXDude> I'm trying to issue an "apt-get -y upgrade" via an upgrade.sh for my package. All is well, and "yes" is selected for each prompt, up until I reach this: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/GFXDude2010/46f1c9bfc890abead6c7/raw/388b5b6853ddb6e3aacda6a240850836e6e20d5b/gistfile1.txt
[16:30] <GFXDude> It's prompting to overwrite sudoers
[16:31] <GFXDude> Is there a way I can automate the selection of No/0 for that prompt?
[16:31] <ikonia> GFXDude: answer file
[16:31] <GFXDude> Will google
[16:33] <lettuce45> hi, I want to encrypt my hdd (not an external one): what if I create a partition, encrypt it to luks+ext4, make a backup of my os and all installed apps there and then get rid of the old non encrypted partition?
[16:34] <lettuce45> would that work?
[16:37] <indira> hola
[16:38] <YamakasY> mhh okay but what is the way now to reboot a machine in 15.x ?
[16:38] <YamakasY> and shutdown ?
[16:38] <YamakasY> can't find it
[16:39] <ikonia> still thre
[16:39] <ikonia> there
[16:39] <YamakasY> not in sbin
[16:41] <YamakasY> ikonia: can you be more precise ?
[16:42] <ikonia> it's on my 15.10 install, but I'm not on it, so I can't confirm the path for you
[16:42] <YamakasY> ok, this is an upgrade
[16:42] <YamakasY> I see it there tho /usr/lib/klibc/bin/reboot
[16:42] <YamakasY> which seem to work
[16:44] <GFXDude> ikonia, can the answer file be used in conjunction with the -y parameter? As in, the sudoer prompt is the only one that isn't answered properly via the -y. If I feed in a < answers.txt file, with a single line that reads "N" (no quotes), will it default to using the -y answer, and then if that doesn't work, look to the input file for the proper answer?
[16:44] <GFXDude> Or will I need to not use the -y parameter, and just provide an answer to all prompts in the answers.txt
[16:45] <ikonia> GFXDude: don't know, I'd have to check, I don't have an example to hand
[16:45] <GFXDude> Ok, I'll try it both ways.
[16:50] <jrcharney> hi everyone. trying to get a nextwindow touchscreen working using nwfermi/evdev drivers. seems to be working somewhat OK but when i click somewhere, the pc acts as if i've dragged my finger between the previous location and the current location. calibration is accurate but i cant stop this "dragging" - any ideas?
[16:52] <jrcharney> i also compiled and installed a nextwindow Xorg driver...but X insists on using evdev driver.. is there a way to force it to use the driver i just compiled? tried making a config file in /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d but no avail.
[17:13] <manuela> gmail
[17:15] <brian> yo yo yo yo y oha
[17:15] <brian> hey guys
[17:18] <Guest16044> lista
[17:19] <seeeb> hi guys, after an update that screwed up my virtualized machines, I need to downgrade my qemu packages. Currently for example I have qemu-kvm_1.0+noroms-0ubuntu14.26_amd64.deb  and I'd like to downgrade to qemu-kvm_1.0+noroms-0ubuntu14.23_amd64.deb where do I find it?
[17:20] <Guest16044> buongiorno
[17:20] <compdoc> seeeb, I use qemu. What happened?
[17:21] <seeeb> in dec 21 my ubuntu host upgraded several libs, all was fine guests were up. Today I've restarted the host and none of the guests were up
[17:22] <compdoc> can you start them manually?
[17:22] <seeeb> they are not even listed
[17:22] <seeeb> kvm-ok says :  INFO: /dev/kvm exists
[17:22] <compdoc> seeeb, you use virt-manager
[17:23] <seeeb> yeah virt-manager is there but empty
[17:24] <seeeb> the log  /var/log/libvirt/libvirtd.log says at the end:  qemuCapsExtractVersion:1408 : internal error Cannot find suitable emulator for x86_64
[17:24] <compdoc> seeeb, you may have to reconnect virt-manager. Ive installed all the updates, but havent seen the problem. But Im on 14.04
[17:24] <seeeb> ah you are in 14 ...
[17:24] <seeeb> my host is not in 14
[17:25] <seeeb> maybe that hurts
[17:25] <seeeb> so I either try to downgrade qemu or upgrade the host
[17:29] <seeeb> the host is in ubuntu 12.04
[17:30] <seeeb> compdoc: by chance do you have any host that is with ubuntu 12.04running well with updated qemu?
[17:31] <compdoc> not anymore. I always upgrade all the servers when a new LTS comes out
[17:31] <seeeb> right
[17:31] <seeeb> sounds like it's time for me to go 14
[17:32] <compdoc> the new LTS will be out before long, isnt it?
[17:32] <seeeb> yeah
[17:33] <compdoc> you might be able to fix the problem. there must be a log somewhere showing why qemu-kvm isnt starting
[17:34] <seeeb> thre is, libvirt's log says: qemuCapsExtractVersion:1408 : internal error Cannot find suitable emulator for x86_64
[17:34] <seeeb> but I've checked and the mods are loaded and the BIOS option was fine
[17:34] <seeeb> that's why all indicates it's this last qemu upgrade that screwed up in 12.04
[17:35] <seeeb> I'm going to try to upgrade to 14
[17:38] <spicyramen> hi all, newbie question, Im trying to install https://packages.debian.org/jessie-backports/libgrpc-dev, but when I run sudo apt-get install libgrpc-dev, I get: "E: Unable to locate package libgrpc-dev"
[17:38] <spicyramen> any ideas?
[17:40] <mgolisch> yeah your on ubuntu
[17:41] <Pici> spicyramen: are you running Ubuntu or Debian?
[17:41] <styler2go> when i connect a new sata drive it shuld be listed in /dev/sdx right?
[17:42] <mgolisch> 15.10 has it
[17:42] <spicyramen> Ubuntu
[17:42] <gee111> can ubuntu use vram as virtual memory? all brands are selling low end laptops with those shitty low end gpus. I was thinking if those 2gb ddr3 could help virtual memory or is it just a nice number to advertise?
[17:43] <spicyramen> http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libgrpc-dev
[17:43] <Pici> spicyramen: 1) never mix debian and Ubuntu repositories. 2) This package is only available in 15.10 or higher.  3) You may be able to find a PPA out there that has it, but you're on your own for support of that.
[17:45] <spicyramen> question, I found it here in http://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libgrpc-dev, why do you mean Im mixing Debian and Ubuntu?
[17:46] <spicyramen> sorry
[17:46] <spicyramen> my bad
[17:49] <studdentt> hi
[17:49] <studdentt> how can i see detailed error messages of a software ?
[17:50] <studdentt> when i right-click kicad icon it says there's an error but doesnt explains it
[17:51] <styler2go> when i connect a new sata drive it shuld be listed in /dev/sdx right?
[17:54] <Claas> hello, i got the following error https://dpaste.de/eD5u when i | sudo EDITOR=nano virsh edit win10 | and try to safe https://dpaste.de/dVx1#L7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15 (the lines i added are marked), cant find a solution for that
[17:58] <gee111> I'm checking notebookcheck
[17:59] <studdentt> what is this warning?    IBUS-WARNING  the owner of.... ../ibus/ibus is not root!
[17:59] <gee111> the difference between hd5500 and 930m is 100%. But, that's comparing 10fps with 20fps. WOOhooww, 100% faster!!
[18:00] <GFXDude> studdentt, it would appear you are trying to perform an action that requres root access
[18:00] <GFXDude> try using sudo to execute it
[18:00] <Apachez> might be interesting for some in here https://streaming.media.ccc.de/32c3/hall1  19:00–19:30 in  Hall 1 Let's Encrypt -- What launching a free CA looks like
[18:00] <studdentt> i've called the program with sudo
[18:00] <studdentt> ...
[18:00] <ikonia> studdentt: what is the command you are running exactly
[18:00] <studdentt> sudo kicad
[18:00] <yotam> How can I get Unity 8 now  and how stable it is?
[18:01] <studdentt> how can i change the permission to root then ?
[18:01] <GFXDude> studdent, http://askubuntu.com/questions/325274/why-do-i-get-ibus-warning-on-running-the-sudo-gedit-command
[18:01] <GFXDude> see if that is beneficial
[18:01] <ikonia> studdentt: what is the command you are running exactly
[18:01] <Pici> Claas: Weird.  I don't see any obvious errors. You may want to try asking #kvm (or #virt on irc.oftc.net as their topic suggests)
[18:01] <studdentt> ikonia: sudo kicad
[18:02] <Claas> Pici: the weird thing is that virt-manager runs without any problems, only having this problem with virsh edit
[18:02] <daniel_> Hey!
[18:03] <ikonia> studdentt: I wonder if you're getting caught up with the X session being launched as root due to sudo, but your ibus session is actually your user
[18:03] <Pici> Claas: http://wiki.libvirt.org/page/Common_XML_errors suggests to save a copy of the file then run virt-xml-validate config.xml to get a more detailed error.
[18:05] <Claas> how to i make a copy of the file ? because i dont have any "real file name"
[18:05] <Claas> for the xml @ Pici
[18:05] <studdentt> ikonia: from root it executes just fine
[18:06] <Pici> Claas: Its been a while since I've used nano, but I assume you should just save out as another filename.
[18:06] <ikonia> studdentt: what do you mean from root ?
[18:06] <studdentt> ikonia: but when you install a software through sudo, doesnt it installs for every user on the system ?
[18:06] <ikonia> studdentt: yes, it installs for everyone
[18:06] <ikonia> you have to use sudo to install software packages
[18:06] <studdentt> ikonia: when i log in with root i can run the program
[18:06] <Spec> that sorta depends on the software, eh.
[18:07] <ikonia> studdentt: you can't login as root - the root account is locked
[18:07] <ikonia> studdentt: is this ubuntu ?
[18:07] <studdentt> ikonia: great that what i did, but why then i cant run it with my personnal user?
[18:07] <studdentt> ikonia: yes
[18:07] <studdentt> ikonia: you can with sudo -i
[18:07] <ikonia> studdentt: ok, so thats not logging in as root
[18:07] <ikonia> studdentt: so I suspect you're kitting the problem I stated earlier
[18:08] <tambu> Am I missing something.. Does Ubuntu 15.10 not support auto-mounting usb drives out of the box? I seem to re call that being there by default.
[18:08] <ikonia> studdentt: your launching as root thanks to sudo, but your ibus session is your personal owned status
[18:08] <ikonia> tambu: should mount them if it can
[18:08] <lotuspsychje> tambu: tail -f /var/log/syslog and plugin your device please, might show us usefull errors
[18:08] <Claas> Pici: new error https://dpaste.de/Ohx4
[18:09] <tambu> hrm.. oh wait.. its ntfs.. will it not automount those?
[18:09] <lotuspsychje> !ntfs | tambu
[18:10] <sakshi> hi
[18:13] <Pici> Claas: I'm not sure, sorry :/
[18:14] <pepllopez> Hola...
[18:14] <Claas> Pici: is there a alternative for virsh edit ?
[18:16] <lotuspsychje> !es | pepllopez
[18:17] <studdentt> how come when i install kicad through the software updater, i can't execute it ?  and after when i do apt-get remove, it says its not installed?
[18:20] <Kartagis> error while loading shared libraries: libc++.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory what package do I need?
[18:21] <Kartagis> build-essentials?
[18:21] <Abis> hola
[18:24] <drekan> Hi !
[18:24] <drekan> Just installed xUbuntu :p
[18:25] <Abis> Hi!
[18:26] <Abis> Tengo un problema con mi tablet... Aguien por aqui puede ayudarme?
[18:27] <Abis> ok
[18:27] <livcd> hi does willy automatically assigns predictable stable network interface names for all interfaces even when I am using upstart ?
[18:27] <livcd> or is that systemd feature only ?
[18:31] <tambu> lotuspsychje: Ok so I am testing with a ext4 drive now, and it still won't mount. I'm trying to plug it into a USB 3.0 port, is it possible I need to tell ubuntu automount to look at those USB ports?
[18:32] <lotuspsychje> tambu: did you try that tail i asked?
[18:33] <tambu> yes.. unfortunately it doesn't appear to log ANYTHING.. which is weird.. the port works if I plug in other devices like SD Card reader..
[18:33] <tambu> it also doesn't seem to show up on lsusb.. I'd assume it should add an entry
[18:34] <lotuspsychje> tambu: thats almost impossible that syslog wouldnt see anything
[18:34] <lotuspsychje> tambu: unless the usb is dead?
[18:34] <tambu> lotuspsychje: :( I agree.. and yet..
[18:34] <studdentt> help
[18:34] <rodney77> hello, my wireless is pretty spotty and my router's firmware is showing a lot of dropped packets. Is it possible that a faulty wireless card could show dropped packets on the router side? if so, how to I test my wireles card's performance in ubuntu? thanks
[18:34] <studdentt> i removed ibus
[18:35] <studdentt> because i had  a problem with opening kicad as a regular user
[18:35] <tambu> lotuspsychje: it works fine with other usb devices.. granted they aren't usb3 but the port is usb 3 (blue port) and the drive works fine if i plug it into usb 2.0
[18:35] <lotuspsychje> tambu: can you try format with gksu gparted? see if your usb shows there
[18:35] <studdentt> the apt-get remove worked fine but i still get the ibus error when i launch kicad, like it didnt erase config files or something else
[18:35] <livcd> hi does willy automatically assigns predictable stable network interface names for all interfaces even when I am using upstart ?
[18:35] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: ubuntu version and wifi chipset please
[18:36] <tambu> wait.. what the all of a sudden the drive just showed up
[18:36] <tambu> ah crud.. I think my usb connect on the enclosure is loose.. sigh sorry I think this will work now
[18:37] <slidinghorn> rodney77: run the script in this thread and give us the pastebin woth your problem
[18:37] <slidinghorn> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2082305&p=12350385&viewfull=1#post12350385
[18:38] <rodney77> slidinghorn, thanks, here i go
[18:41] <rodney77> slidinghorn: http://pastebin.com/dE0LALT2
[18:54] <stacks88> on ubuntu 14.04, if i add single-request-reopen to my /etc/resolv.conf it disappears after reboot. how can i make it stay ? Is there a format or way i need to add to /etc/network/interfaces ?
[18:55] <gagalicious> possible to pxe boot windows 7 with ubuntu?
[18:56] <stacks88> do i create a file called tail in /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/ ?
[18:56] <hexafraction> Hello, would somebody be able to mention a method or program with which I can archive a bunch of files from an NTFS partition and preserve all the metadata, alternate data streams, permissions, etc (to the greatest degree possible)?
[18:59] <ubuntis> ;
[19:03] <gabi__> hi, i have a question not really related to ubuntu. but maybe someone can help me. i have a mp3 in an adts container and my car refuses to play that.
[19:03] <gabi__> can someone tell me how to remove the adts container and get a regular audio mp3?
[19:03] <nicomachus> gabi__: you're right, that doesn't sound ubuntu-related at all.
[19:03] <rodney77> slidinghorn, any ideas?
[19:03] <gabi__> but which channel can i join for such question?
[19:04] <gabi__> neither lame, nor sox did work, all create an audio mp3 with adts container
[19:04] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: did your wifi perform well before on ubuntu? when did this start hapenneing?
[19:05] <gagalicious> possible to pxe boot windows 7 with ubuntu?
[19:06] <rodney77> lotuspsychje, i have been on ubuntu for years and my wi-fi worked fine up until a few weeks ago
[19:06] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: after an update?
[19:07] <rodney77> lotuspsychje, this is hard to say, as ubuntu has frequent updates. but I didn't update the firmware, and my wired devices seem to be fine
[19:07] <rodney77> (firmware on the router i mean)
[19:07] <rodney77> is there a way to detect if packets are getting dropped before they reach the router?
[19:07] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: can you try loading a previous kernel, to make sure its not a kernel issue
[19:08] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: for router issues i would avise you to ask in ##networking
[19:08] <rodney77> ok lotuspsychje, i will see when the last kernel was updated and see if I can roll back. i recently purged old kernels so i don't know if i can roll back
[19:08] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: but if an update got recent intel wifi driver, could also mes sup things perhaps
[19:08] <rodney77> i guess this isn't really an ubuntu issue so i will take your advice and go to ##networking
[19:09] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: we dont know that yet
[19:09] <rodney77> ok, lotuspsychje, where can i find a recent update log?
[19:09] <exobyte> What's the right way to get a newer version of a package that what's in a distro. The version of syslog-ng in trusty seems to have a memory leak that was fixed in 3.5.6-2, but trusty uses 3.5.3-1.
[19:09] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: try also a tail -f /var/log/syslog and disable wifi/re-enable to see errors
[19:09] <rodney77> i think if it's through update manager, it won't be in my synaptic history
[19:10] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: dpkg log can be usefull
[19:10] <lotuspsychje> !latest | exobyte
[19:10] <rodney77> dpkg log. got it
[19:10] <lotuspsychje> exobyte: its reccomended to stay with package versions for your ubuntu version
[19:10] <rodney77> ok lotuspsychje, here's the tail of my syslog:
[19:11] <rodney77> (it's just two lines so i'm not going to pastebin)
[19:11] <rodney77> Dec 28 12:42:25 laptop wpa_supplicant[1006]: wlan0: CTRL-EVENT-SCAN-STARTED
[19:11] <rodney77> Dec 28 12:42:26 laptop wpa_supplicant[1006]: nl80211: send_and_recv->nl_recvmsgs failed: -33
[19:11] <rodney77> these lines are showing over and over, every few minutes
[19:11] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: hmm spam lines are never good
[19:12] <rodney77> ok, so I should always use pastebin if it's more than one line?
[19:12] <rodney77> i will do that next time, sorry
[19:12] <exobyte> lotuspsychje: syslog-ng is using 63% of my mem, and stopping event production doesn't drop the usage. I get why it's recommened, but this sort of memory leak is a serious problem.
[19:12] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: no, thats not what i meant :p i mean every 2min spam in your syslog doesnt sound good
[19:12] <exobyte> not sure if that fix is for *my* leak, though
[19:13] <lotuspsychje> exobyte: did you try htop perhaps?
[19:13] <rodney77> ah, lotuspsychje, i see. it's every 2 to 8 minutes
[19:15] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: maybe its a power safe issue dropping packets or something, not sure
[19:16] <aotea> ls -a
[19:16] <rodney77> lotuspsychje, i found this on askubuntu: http://askubuntu.com/questions/454427/network-issues-since-trusty/457687
[19:16] <rodney77> so i followed the top answer. we'll see if that fixes the problem
[19:16] <makova> canal hispanic Ubuntu?
[19:17] <exobyte> lotuspsychje: it says syslog-ng is using 19GB+ of memory
[19:17] <slidinghorn> !es | makova
[19:17] <makova> gracias
[19:17] <slidinghorn> de nada
[19:17] <rodney77> i should mention, lotuspsychje, that my router has been up for a few days and rx errors are only 42 --- but tx errors are 10,000
[19:17] <rodney77> i don't know if that is useful info
[19:18] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: do you have other devices to test on the same router?
[19:18] <rodney77> lotuspsychje, i should also point out that I couldn't connect to wi-fi at all, for a couple days, when encryption was on. so i turned if off and got a semi-decent connection. then i did a factory reset and could put the encryption back on and use it
[19:18] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: but your syslog spamming those lines cant be right..
[19:19] <rodney77> lotuspsychje, i don't have any other wi-fi devices to test right now, but i do have a little USB wireless card
[19:19] <rodney77> so i can try that for a while
[19:19] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: you should test few things out yeah
[19:19] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: and every time do the tail -f...
[19:19] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: to see whats going on in realtime
[19:20] <roby_> dalia705
[19:20] <radulence84> t
[19:20] <rodney77> ok
[19:20] <livcd> anyune has an issue with vagrant and 15.10 ? I am getting error for /sbin/ip addr flush dev eth1 2> /dev/null
[19:25] <rodney77> ok lotuspsychje, i set the BSSID like it said in the link i posted, and the spamming stopped
[19:25] <lotuspsychje> !yay | rodney77
[19:25] <rodney77> heh
[19:25] <rodney77> well, we'll see i this fixed the problem. i also realized, when i ran iwconfig
[19:25] <rodney77> that is says Bit Rate=48 Mb/s
[19:26] <rodney77> i have read anything between 11  and 54 means i'm on a wireless g network
[19:26] <rodney77> why not N? I have no idea
[19:26] <rodney77> maybe that's a question for ##networking
[19:27] <lotuspsychje> rodney77: yeah ask them :p
[19:27] <rodney77> ok lotuspsychje, thanks so much for your help
[19:29] <nicomachus> rodney77: wikipedia does have a handy chart: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11#Protocol
[19:29] <rodney77> thanks nicomachus
[19:29] <RPG-Master> A few days ago I hard reset my computer while the disk was spinning, and I messed up grub. I think I fixed grub, but now my computer won't get past the initial startup stuff (systemd stuff?).
[19:30] <RPG-Master> Here is a picture of the screen that it is stuck on. The disk read light is still lit, but it hasn't change anything on the screen in a while. http://imgur.com/nAzJ8Ts
[19:31] <sw0rdfish> how do you do an md5 check
[19:31] <nicomachus> !md5 | sw0rdfish
[19:31] <RPG-Master> I used fsck on the disk using a separate live cd but it said everything was fine with the disk.
[19:32] <RPG-Master> But I think the errors I'm getting relate to missing blocks or files or something.
[19:35] <aotea> lotuspsychje, seems like the reinstall did the trick. And that Bumblebee did something nasty before I told it to move on. Nvidia 340 with uptime now of almost 2 hours. Thanks.
[19:36] <lotuspsychje> aotea: you mean with nvidia-prime?
[19:37] <lotuspsychje> aotea: yeah bumblebee can do nasty things with xorg i think, system might have been borked
[19:37] <aotea> lotuspsychje, yes, it was included with the install from Driver Manager that followed Kubuntu. my dpkg --list | grep nvidia* at least shows nvidia-prime installed
[19:37] <lotuspsychje> aotea: ok you got it working on wily now right?
[19:42] <aotea> lotuspsychje, yes, no crash yet to speak of at least! But is there another way of 'repairing' xorg in a case like that? or is reinstall always the solution?
[19:43] <lotuspsychje> aotea: well the thing is, xorg shouldnt be edited nowadays, so with bumblebee that got wrong...
[19:44] <lotuspsychje> aotea: a last feedback question, where did you read about bumblebee? why did you think you needed it?
[19:47] <aotea> lotuspsychje, installed wine, and read that for making best use of nvidia gpu I were to install bumblebee, but guess that information was outdated
[19:48] <lotuspsychje> !yay | aotea ok tnx for feedback!
[19:48] <rom1504> probably because bumblebee (try to) do it right, just like nouveau : by running only some app with the resource expensive card
[19:48] <rom1504> and unlike nvidia-prime
[19:48] <rom1504> but then it's all broken because of nvidia drivers, so just use what works
[19:49] <lotuspsychje> rom1504: it works now on his fresh install, 340 + nvidia-prime
[19:50] <rom1504> yeah that's something. It means he'll probably end up using more resources than needed though
[19:50] <rom1504> which is probably ok I guess
[19:51] <aotea> rom1504, beats having xorg crashes every now and then ;)
[19:51] <rom1504> sure
[19:55] <NoCode> Ho, I have Kubuntu 15.10 installed running MATE. I'm trying to get a 2nd display working here's a pastebin: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/14245331/
[19:55] <NoCode> Hi*
[19:56] <aotea> NoCode, doesn't that only show one screen connected though?
[19:56] <lotuspsychje> !info randr | NoCode
[19:57] <lotuspsychje> !info arandr | NoCode
[19:58] <NoCode> Yeah, arandr only shows one monitor.
[19:58] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: you sure you have right drivers installed?
[19:59] <NoCode> I know I have nvidia driver installed for my graphics card. What driver should I install for the graphics slot on my mobo? I think it's intel.
[20:00] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: lets start from the beginning, what chipset is your card
[20:00] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: sudo lshw -C video
[20:01] <NoCode> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/14245439/ -- Says Intel there.
[20:03] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: ok that looks good, can you check in additional drivers list wich driver is active for your nvidia gtx?
[20:04] <NoCode> Nvidia X Server Settings?
[20:04] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: no additional drivers, the hardware icon
[20:06] <zquad> is it really normal for /tmp to be owned by root?
[20:06] <zquad> on centos im used to /tmp being rw by anyone
[20:06] <sw0rdfish> oh the usb installer i made wouldn't boot :o
[20:06] <NoCode> lotuspsychje: No idea where that is.
[20:07] <sw0rdfish> time to use unibootin
[20:07] <seeeb> anyone able to connect using nomachine nxserver in an ubuntu 14 server?
[20:07] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: oh your on mate, maube the #ubuntu-mate guys know
[20:08] <NoCode> Okay, thanks for the help anyway.
[20:08] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: can you tell me how your screens are connected? gtx, intel? dmi vga dvi?
[20:08] <lotuspsychje> *hdmi
[20:09] <sw0rdfish> to make a bootable usb should I format it in ntfs or fat32
[20:10] <lotuspsychje> sw0rdfish: you have an ubuntu running somewhere? you can use startup disk creator then
[20:10] <lotuspsychje> !usb | sw0rdfish
[20:10] <NoCode> I think they're both HDMI.
[20:10] <NoCode> Let me check the back of the computer. brb
[20:10] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: ok, from wich cards? intel or the gtx?
[20:11] <zquad> am I invisible?
[20:11] <lotuspsychje> zquad: /tmp looks owned by root here
[20:11] <sw0rdfish> thanks lotuspsychje
[20:12] <lotuspsychje> seeeb: maybe the #ubuntu-server guys might assist you better?
[20:12] <seeeb> ah I have to check that, thanks lotuspsychje
[20:14] <NoCode> lotuspsychje: They're both HDMI. LG is connected to nvidia, Samsung to Intel
[20:14] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: can you try both on gtx?
[20:14] <NoCode> Not sure if the 760 has 2 hmdi ports
[20:15] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: maybe find another cable dvi?
[20:15] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: its weird that it only sees 1 screen right
[20:16] <NoCode> Yes it is weird. I bet it's the driver. I'll see what intel drivers are installed. Or would that matter?
[20:16] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: your paste looked good to me
[20:16] <NoCode> hmm
[20:17] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: how about if you switch screens around? see what happens
[20:17] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: might be usefull to see whats going on
[20:17] <NoCode> What's also weird too is when I restart, "Kubuntu" shows up on secondary screen while booting. Disappears, then primary screen displays as main screen leaving secondary black.
[20:17] <Flutterbat> i need some help with "xdotool". i bound a key to my mousebutton, which works fine. While being inside of a game it stops working. any ideas?
[20:18] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: thats weird indeed, means cable outputs work
[20:19] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: maye try a regulare ubuntu desktop liveusb on it to see if it works there?
[20:19] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: try also xrandr --auto perhaps
[20:20] <NoCode> lotuspsychje: didn't do anything. hrm
[20:20] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: try ubuntu desktop live, maybe its a mate thing
[20:21] <NoCode> Okay. I'll see what #ubuntu-mate has to say, too.
[20:21] <lotuspsychje> kk
[20:21] <NoCode> Thanks for your help. :)
[20:21] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: good luck!
[20:21] <JinBaba> Hi, what is the difference between  'zip -r zipped.zip zipIt'  and  'zip -R zipped.zip zipIt'?
[20:22] <JinBaba> or should I ask it in some other chan? Please guide.
[20:22] <lotuspsychje> JinBaba: man zip
[20:22] <nicomachus> you could check the man page...
[20:22] <JinBaba> I don't understand it, that's why I'm asking here. If you don't know, don't bother to reply.
[20:23] <lotuspsychje> JinBaba: it explains finely in the manpage
[20:23] <nicomachus> -r means that it is recursive to a path. -R means that it is recursive to a pattern, using regex.
[20:24] <JinBaba> is this an example of regex? 'zip -R mycode.zip "*.c"'
[20:25] <nicomachus> yes.
[20:25] <Pici> its a glob pattern, not a regex.
[20:26] <JinBaba> I don't think that's a regex, it should work with -r also, shouldn't it?
[20:29] <MrStein> Not strictlyubuntu (more general unix shell), but : is the result of this command deterministic?   cmd: cmp  <(echo echo1)  <(echo echo2)
[20:30] <zykotick9> MrStein: asking on different channel & network now ;)
[20:33] <JinBaba> MrStein, there is no #shell or #unix chan, therefore I'm asking here
[20:33] <JinBaba> I got my answer though, thanks nicomachus!
[20:34]  * zykotick9 notes there is a #bash channel
[20:34] <JinBaba> zykotick9, thanks
[20:34] <nicomachus> !alis
[20:40] <Pici> 3/6
[20:42] <zykotick9> Pici: 0.5
[20:43] <Pici> zykotick9: thanks, I was getting worried no one would be able to answer that one.
[20:43] <zykotick9> ;)
[20:44] <Bashing-om> !linux-image vivid
[20:45] <Bashing-om> !info linux-image vivid
[20:45] <Bashing-om> !info linux-generic vivid
[20:56] <tsunamibear> Is Xenial still using python 2?
[20:56] <tsunamibear> like in the daily builds
[20:56] <lotuspsychje> tsunamibear: join #ubuntu+1 please
[20:57] <tsunamibear> sure thing
[21:02] <NoCode> Never got it t owork in Kubuntu. I'm just wonder, I wonder if I should have some sort of mesa/ xorg library installed
[21:02] <NoCode> or nouveau
[21:03] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: if you can find what driver was active for that gtx...
[21:03] <lotuspsychje> NoCode: there has to be some additional drivers in mate also right?
[21:04] <NoCode> I'm not sure, contemplating just trying out my new USB stick for a Ubuntu MATE install since it's what I primarily use anyway. :P
[21:05] <acidrainfall_> Hi all.  I'm trying to get linux going on an older macbook pro (2,2 - core2duo, circa 2006)
[21:05] <lotuspsychje> !mac | acidrainfall_
[21:06] <acidrainfall_> Right, so
[21:06] <acidrainfall_> that says there's no guide for 2,2
[21:06] <acidrainfall_> which is why I specified the hardware version.  It says to ask the forums
[21:06] <acidrainfall_> So I figured irc is close enough
[21:07] <acidrainfall_> I've followed the instructions therein but the image won't show up as bootable.
[21:26] <glock18> como funciona esse chat?!
[21:27] <lotuspsychje> !it | glock18
[21:27] <adeon_> preguntas y ya
[21:33] <livcd> can you connect on standard port via ssh on 15.10 ?
[21:33] <livcd> is it enabled by default ?
[21:34] <lotuspsychje> livcd: you need to have openssh server installed
[21:41] <x3DDario> Hi, i have some problem when i install the driver of my ethernet card. At the beginning didn't work, then i set MTU to 8192 and started to work(sometimes it works but on windows 10 it works perfectly so driver is the problem). The card is a Qualcomm AR8161 and it is recognized by the system without any problem. My OS is Ubunto 15.10 (64 bit) with kernel updated to 4.2.0-22 version. I tried to find out something
[21:41] <x3DDario> about this problem but the most recently guides were written before 2013. Any ideas?
[21:42] <compdoc> 8192 means large frames, which not all nics or switches support
[21:43] <compdoc> ubuntu has no driver?
[21:49] <YamakasY> ikonia: ok, upgrading from 14.04 up to 15.10 just sucks, a reprovision gave me reboot again
[21:49] <x3DDario> i don't know. compdoc
[21:49] <ikonia> YamakasY: I don't believe in the upgrade process personally,
[21:49] <YamakasY> ikonia: in the past I did, O mostly do it for a quick test after a cloned the machine
[21:49] <YamakasY> I
[21:50] <YamakasY> compdoc: go back to your freebsd friends :P
[21:50] <compdoc> I have friends?!! Coll!!!!
[21:50] <compdoc> *Cool
[21:50] <YamakasY> compdoc: oh no
[21:51]  * YamakasY hides
[21:53] <Legi0n> Is anyone experienced with the Ubuntu app gparted?
[21:54] <livcd> for fucks sake what's wrong with this 15.10
[21:54] <livcd> why does it run fsck every boot
[21:54] <YamakasY> ikonia: try foreman, nice for porvisioning systems quite fast :)
[21:55] <teward> livcd: mind your langauge please and don't swear.
[21:55] <YamakasY> teward: oh that is nothing, check social media ;)
[21:55] <ikonia> YamakasY: I commit to foreman
[21:55] <YamakasY> ikonia: oh nice!
[21:56] <YamakasY> ikonia: what do you commit, do they also accept ?? ;)
[21:56] <compdoc> livcd, what does Disk Util say about the drive's SMART?
[21:56] <ikonia> very very very basic stuff
[21:56] <YamakasY> ikonia: those are the most forgotton ones ;)
[21:56] <YamakasY> so that is go0od for finetuning
[21:57] <YamakasY> ikonia: so you also fixed the right download paths for the images back the days ?
[21:57] <ikonia> YamakasY: that was fixed a long long time ago
[21:57] <YamakasY> ikonia: I know, but I still did it manually 1,5 year ago ;)
[21:58] <YamakasY> didn't needed much more than 14.04
[21:58] <YamakasY> and some centos boxes
[21:58] <terrorcide> I used parted for the first time earlier
[21:58] <terrorcide> bit of a nightmare :(
[21:58] <terrorcide> you get hidden from quite a few concepts using windows most of your life
[21:59] <terrorcide> I've used unix for years at work, but we have infrastructure who worry about the hardware ;-)
[21:59] <YamakasY> windows 10 is awesome!
[21:59] <compdoc> YamakasY, go back to yur Windows buddies
[22:00] <YamakasY> compdoc: I have no friends
[22:00] <YamakasY> they always leave the windows open and I get a cold
[22:00] <YamakasY> I love myself a lot
[22:00] <compdoc> uh huh
[22:00] <YamakasY> as I'm sexy
[22:03] <YamakasY> compdoc: don't hack my instagram now
[22:03] <compdoc> too late
[22:04] <YamakasY> compdoc: no!
[22:04] <YamakasY> compdoc: don't remove the pictures from us together
[22:09] <bumbar> can i upgrade 14.04 directly to 15.04?
[22:10] <zykotick9> bumbar: you can't.
[22:10] <zykotick9> bumbar: 14.04 -> 14.10 -> 15.04.  or clean install.
[22:11] <bumbar> can i do it without update-manager package? seems to drag lots of UI stuff with it, and i'm running a server
[22:11] <rww> you need update-manager-core, not update-manager
[22:11] <rww> install that, then see do-release-upgrade
[22:11] <rww> !ltsupgrade
[22:11] <rww> hrm where did that go
[22:12] <livcd> compdoc: this is virtual machine
[22:12] <rww> !upgradeofflts
[22:12] <compdoc> livcd, oh. and what does SMART say about the drive on the host?
[22:13] <tomreyn> bumbar: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Upgrades#Server_.2F_Command_line_Upgrade
[22:14] <livcd> compdoc: i do not have smart installed
[22:15] <tomreyn> bumbar: actually rww's instructions are better
[22:16] <YamakasY> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1rT57-sz4Y
[22:18] <NathanielHill> So, I recently setup my dotfiles in a github repo and am managing them with dotbot. I'm looking to do something similar with the config of my Ubuntu development laptop and desktop
[22:18] <NathanielHill> However, it seems like most of the configuration is not in flat text files or even xml/yaml
[22:19] <ontherocks> hello
[22:19] <NathanielHill> this is for desktop config and apps (like launcher/gnome-terminal)
[22:19] <ontherocks> groups in linux have home folders? or just users?
[22:19] <rww> just users
[22:20] <NathanielHill> Am I going to have to dive into the nasty details of gconf/dconf setup, or is their a tool for maintaining desktop config across machines?
[22:20] <Xano> Which bash initialization file is used when opening a new terminal using ctrl+alt+t? It doesn't seem to be .bashrc or .bash_profile.
[22:20] <NathanielHill> Anyone have experience with this, or does everyone just spend a couple hours configuring their desktop each new machine??
[22:22] <EriC^^> Xano: it is ~/.bashrc
[22:23] <bumbar> something seems to go wrong during update, and now i have unmet dependencies. apt-get -f install didn't help
[22:23] <bumbar>  libc-bin : Depends: libc6 (< 2.20) but 2.21-0ubuntu4 is to be installed
[22:23] <bumbar>  udev : Depends: libudev1 (= 204-5ubuntu20.15) but 219-7ubuntu6 is to be installed
[22:26] <ubuntu-mate> llo
[22:26] <ubuntu-mate> Hello
[22:26] <johannes_> hello
[22:26] <ubuntu-mate> Austira ?
[22:26] <ubuntu-mate> Austria*
[22:26] <johannes_> yes
[22:26] <ubuntu-mate> Teste das gerade über die Live CD
[22:26] <ubuntu-mate> was genau ist das hier ?
[22:26] <johannes_> cool welche distro?
[22:27] <ubuntu-mate> wie n IRC channel ?
[22:27] <ubuntu-mate> Ubuntu mate
[22:27] <johannes_> ja so in der Art
[22:27] <johannes_> ok
[22:27] <rww> !de
[22:27] <ubuntu-mate> Ubuntu selbst gefällt mir nicht mehr wegen der ob erfläche Lubuntu war mit nicht so gut angepasst
[22:27] <YamakasY> !nl
[22:27] <ubuntu-mate> aber mate scheint toll zu sein
[22:27] <johannes_> probier xubuntu
[22:27] <ubuntu-mate> auch Gnome oberfläche ?
[22:28] <johannes_> die xfce-Desktop ist sehr anpassbar
[22:28] <k1l_> ubuntu-mate: hier ist nur englisch. #ubuntu-de für deutsch
[22:28] <k1l_> johannes_: gleiches für dich
[22:28] <johannes_> Desktopumbegung*
[22:28] <ubuntu-mate> ok sry np so we switch to English
[22:28] <ubuntu-mate> k so i try xubuntu to have that on CD to
[22:29] <johannes_> yes im using xubuntu now
[22:29] <johannes_> do you have a 8GB usb stick
[22:29] <johannes_> ?
[22:29] <ubuntu-mate> yes
[22:29] <ubuntu-mate> and 32gb
[22:29] <johannes_> then you can make a bootable stick
[22:29] <johannes_> instead of a dvd
[22:29] <ubuntu-mate> faster right ?
[22:30] <k1l_> but still not as fast as a real install
[22:30] <johannes_> yes its really simple you can even do it in terminal
[22:30] <Xano> EriC^^, Turns out it was. Something went wrong with saving my changes. Stupid. Thanks!
[22:30] <ubuntu-mate> i also wand Tails 1.6 on a stick but don't work on my Laptop
[22:30] <k1l_> ubuntu-mate: for tails OS ask the tails guys
[22:31] <dsc_> k1l_: is this usb stick of yours formatted to fat32?
[22:31] <dsc_> use unetbootin to put a iso on there
[22:31] <johannes_> it doesnt matter
[22:31] <dsc_> it doesnt?
[22:31] <ubuntu-mate> jup fat32
[22:32] <k1l_> partition doesnt matter since the installer will wipe that usb drive anyway
[22:32] <johannes_> nope after you "make" an the usb bootable with the image it doesnt matter
[22:32] <johannes_> exactly
[22:32] <ubuntu-mate> can i also update the dis on a live usb ?
[22:33] <k1l_> no
[22:33] <Xano> EriC^^, Ah, I was in an interactive sudo session in that terminal :/
[22:34] <johannes_> you can write it in terminal with : dd if="locationtoiso" of=/dev/sdb1
[22:34] <k1l_> johannes_: wrong
[22:34] <k1l_> dont dd the iso to the partition
[22:34] <johannes_> if= input file of=output file its where your usb is
[22:34] <johannes_> but it worked for me
[22:34] <johannes_> ^^
[22:34] <zykotick9> dsc_: <sidenote> unetbootin is a BAD suggest 9 times out of 10, for hybrid iso files (ubuntu/debian install/livecd images)... just sayin'
[22:35] <k1l_> i bet you used sdb instead of sdb1
[22:35] <dsc_> zykotick9: no idea what the discussion is about tbh, i saw 'create live usb' and i said unetbootin. worked for me so far
[22:35] <johannes_> when run df, my usb is mounted in /dev/sdb1
[22:36] <zykotick9> dsc_: ya, i'd stay away from suggesting that to people... it "can" work, but it also leads to tears ;)
[22:36] <johannes_> yes unetbootin only works with ubunut-like-distros not for manjaro for example
[22:36] <compdoc> unetbootin terrible
[22:36] <k1l_> johannes_: no
[22:36] <johannes_> k1l: why?
[22:36] <k1l_> johannes_: your partition on the usb is mounted on sdb1
[22:36] <k1l_> dont mix partitions and drives.
[22:36] <johannes_> yes
[22:36] <johannes_> but it worked
[22:36] <rww> in my experience, unetbootin doesn't work with *anything*
[22:36] <zykotick9> rww: +1
[22:36] <dsc_> well, we are in #ubuntu after all.
[22:37] <rww> i use rufus in windows and dd in linux/osx
[22:37] <ubuntu-mate> dd ?
[22:37] <k1l_> johannes_: the iso already got  a partition inside itself. so it will dd the partition onto the usb. but if you dd into the partition it doesnt work
[22:37] <johannes_> rww: how do you run dd?
[22:37] <ilhami> unetbootin is crap :D
[22:37] <rww> never had a problem with either (assuming isohybrid, which most things are these days)
[22:37] <ilhami> use dd
[22:37] <k1l_> johannes_: so dont suggest wrong commands, please.
[22:38] <rww> johannes_: sudo dd if=whatever.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=1M, where X is replaced with the relevant device letter
[22:38]  * zykotick9 would suggest cp over dd, less typing/easier but dd works
[22:38] <johannes_> k1l: ok then its sdb instead of sdb1
[22:38] <elosz> hello.I am not sure if this is the right channel for my query. But I've a pdf document which was generated from text with Roboto font but I get error while printing it.Any solution?
[22:38] <gderoujoux> Hi All
[22:38] <ubuntu-mate> hi
[22:38] <johannes_> do you installed drivers for your printer?
[22:38] <sdlinux> yo
[22:39] <elosz> johannes_: it is university printer
[22:39] <elosz> johannes_: i don't have admin rights to it
[22:39] <ubuntu-mate> ok i try to makle my life usb stick so thx and till later guys
[22:39] <gderoujoux> Is is possible to boot a live CD from a Mac and a PC ?
[22:39] <zykotick9> rww: your dd command vs. "sudo cp whatever.iso /dev/sdX"
[22:39] <johannes_> see ya
[22:39] <rww> zykotick9: is cp buffered?
[22:39] <gderoujoux> sorry live USB
[22:39] <johannes_> dont use cp
[22:40] <dsc_> afaik cp does something completely different xD
[22:40] <zykotick9> rww: cp can be FAST than dd in some cases!  but to your "is cp buffered", i don't know.
[22:40] <zykotick9> s/FAST/FASTER/
[22:40] <rww> also, if i were gonna do it without dd I'd do cat whatever.iso > /dev/sdX
[22:40] <rww> dd speed depends on how you tell it to buffer. hence the bs= argument above
[22:40] <zykotick9> rww: to aware cat isn't a good suggestion in ubuntu - sudo problem
[22:40] <rww> true
[22:40] <zykotick9> rww: i'd use cat in debian ;)
[22:41] <rww> yeah, that's where i picked that up from
[22:41] <zykotick9> rww: cp is actually the easiest.  and works across debian and ubuntu.
[22:42] <sdlinux> Hey guy's, I was trying to set up conky system monitor and I was having a bit of trouble setting it up.  I was wondering if there is an easier to install program to monitor my temps, load etc...
[22:42] <bekks> cp should work fine until you issue sync; sync; afterwards.
[22:42] <ontherocks> i created group webusers.... i can add group webusers to group ftp?
[22:43] <HackerII> sdlinux:   gkrellm
[22:43] <ontherocks> or i need to add the user of that group?
[22:43] <zykotick9> bekks: ahhh!  you're right!  i always forget to menation the sync... but it will work 9outof10 without.
[22:43] <bekks> zykotick9: yeah :)
[22:44] <sdlinux> HackerII:  just googled it, looks really good I will have a go!
[22:44] <HackerII> sdlinux:  make sure you have lm-sensors installed and run sudo sensors-detect
[22:44] <HackerII> first
[22:44] <ontherocks> i created group webusers.... i can add group webusers to group ftp????
[22:45] <sdlinux> thanks for the advice
[22:45] <HackerII> np
[22:46] <neredsenvy> I tried booting my ubntu after installation and instead of a desktop I get initramfs console
[22:46] <neredsenvy> what gives
[22:48] <N00bster> Hello all
[22:49] <sdlinux> HackerII.  Works a treat, thank you very much!
[22:49] <N00bster> any Onion guys here ?
[22:49] <HackerII> sdlinux:  any time, also, if you dl any themes, make sure you extract them to .gkrellm2 /hemes
[22:50] <HackerII> *themes
[22:50] <sdlinux> Ok, I will look for some themes now.
[22:50] <HackerII> there are many
[22:50] <sdlinux> :) :) :)
[22:51] <N00bster> is here an German site also ?
[22:52] <daftykins> #ubuntu-de is the channel
[22:54] <zykotick9> HackerII: i see sdlinux is gone, but my fav theme for gkrellm was the transparent one!  gkrellm brings up memorys ;)
[22:54] <skylake> HackerII:  Where do I find .gkrellm2/themes?
[22:55] <HackerII> thats the exact 1 i use
[22:55] <skylake> sorry just changed nick
[22:55] <HackerII> skylake:  home/gkrellm
[22:56] <zykotick9> HackerII: <sidenote> want to express home in a neat way, that actually works in bash?  use ~/gkrellm  <- but isn't it .gkrellm
[22:57] <HackerII> ya
[22:57] <HackerII> im lazy anymore
[22:58] <skylake> There is no gkrellm in my home folder unfortunately
[22:58] <HackerII> its a hidden file
[22:58] <zykotick9> skylake: is there a .gkrellm
[22:58] <skylake> aha thanks, found it.\
[23:00]  * zykotick9 just wanted to note, that gnome sets it's wallpaper in a way that the transparent theme for gkrellm didn't work with - last time i tried.
[23:00] <pasbon> Hi everyone... I have a question... Ive made a bootable USB key and It boot well on my PC ... It boot on my Laptop but when I select option... It load for ever... Does someone have a clue on what is happening and why it is loading forever?
[23:00] <HackerII> i only had problems w/kde
[23:01] <zykotick9> HackerII: i could see that (but i haven't used kde in a LONG time)
[23:01] <HackerII> me either
[23:02] <daftykins> !nomodeset | pasbon
[23:05] <daftykins> !pm | pasbon
[23:05] <daftykins> i recommended trying it :) give it a try!
[23:13] <the-noob> hi, after some upgrades yesterday (14.04) and a reboot today .. I have no internet
[23:13] <the-noob> lshw shows the wireless controller but it's Unclaimed
[23:16] <the-noob> any idea how to restore connectivity ?
[23:17] <BlackFate> the-noob, can you paste the sudo lshw -C network output?
[23:18] <the-noob> that would be hard.. it's on the laptop
[23:18] <the-noob> and has no internet
[23:19] <the-noob> let me get a stick
[23:19] <BlackFate> the-noob, is it possible go wired?
[23:19] <the-noob> miiight be ... any advantages if I go wired ?
[23:20] <LukePOLO> not sure where to ask this : ive updated my cert but it seems that its still pointing to an old ( and expired) cert that is now causing me issues. I am testing it via :  echo | openssl s_client -connect lukepolo.com:443
[23:20] <LukePOLO> ssl cert*
[23:23] <Apachez> C3, beginning of day 3, after midnight... people getting tipsy as seen on the stream =)
[23:24] <nicomach1s> !ot | Apachez
[23:26] <codepython777> did anyone buy a laptop to run ubuntu here?
[23:26] <codepython777> recently?
[23:26] <k1l_> codepython777: some users run ubuntu on their laptops
[23:26] <nicomachus> codepython777: same answer as yesterday: we can't really make hardware recommendations.
[23:27] <k1l_> so what is the real question?
[23:28] <sinister> hello!
[23:28] <sinister> who is from Russia?
[23:29] <ikonia> the guys in #ubuntu-ru
[23:29] <sinister> lol
[23:29] <sinister> ok
[23:30] <Apachez> !ot | nicomachus
[23:30] <ikonia> Apachez: ?
[23:34] <the-noob> BlackFate: http://paste.ubuntu.com/14249715/
[23:35] <BlackFate> the-noob, thanks, can you please post the output of rfkill list ?
[23:36] <the-noob> nothingh