[01:06] <mparillo> The page looked great in preview mode. Two questions:
[01:06] <mparillo> First, the command: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kubuntu-ppa/beta && sudo apt full-upgrade -y
[01:06] <mparillo> Does that mean sudo add-apt-repository also does a sudo apt update automagically?
[01:08] <mparillo> Second, I think "you can use a launchpad.net to post testing" contains an unnecessary indefinite article.
[01:09] <mparillo> Is it possible for there to be a link so a launchpad bug could be filed directly against the PPA, or would you prefer it be filed against the underlying package?
[01:09] <mparillo> All the links in the post worked for me.
[10:40] <mparillo> > [telegram] <RikMills> Publishing plasma
[10:41] <mparillo> Means Kinetic users will not need the beta PPA?
[11:44] <RikMills> mparillo: that is my hope
[12:06] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[13:09] <mamarley> So I've actually been using the Plasma 5.25 betas with Wayland for a bit on a couple of my boxes now and unlike all the previous times, I haven't found a reason to switch back to X yet.
[13:09] <mamarley> The window placement is a bit wonky and one time Firefox got stuck thinking I was dragging something, but nothing serious.
[13:11] <mamarley> One thing that's lacking is a good VNC server though.  KRFB exists but apparently still has broken keyboard input.
[13:30] <RikMills> beta is migrating to release pocket in kinetic
[13:30] <RikMills> so in a few hrs can spin an iso with that on :D
[16:18] <RikMills> kinetic ISO now has plasma 5.25 beta
[17:06] <RikMills> https://kubuntu.org/news/plasma-5-25-beta-available-for-testing/
 https://twitter.com/kubuntu/status/1527703650268741635
 Very nice
[21:33] <mparillo> Already? I thought I had to wait for tomorrow.
[21:59] <mparillo> Yes, already. I zsynced the iso and kinfocenter on the "Try Kubuntu" shows the beta is there already on KK.
[22:00] <mparillo> But nothing seems to happen when I click on the Install Now button on the Disk Setup step.
[22:04] <mparillo> Actually, no mouse clicks were working anywhere. Alt F2 systemctl poweroff. Trying Install Kubuntu instead of Try Kubuntu. Again, I fail at the Install Now checkbox.
[23:05] <valorie> :(


[18:54] <coffeeguy> basically i have a ip cam in firefox and need to record it any packages for ubuntu that can do that?
[18:54] <l0llip0p> WildPenguin: most likely unity will work fine if the graphics card is supported by linux
[18:54] <ikonia> WildPenguin: what are you currently running
[18:54] <WildPenguin> ok.
[18:54] <ikonia> WildPenguin: as in what is the current hardware
[18:54] <WildPenguin> ikonia, currently Lubuntu.
[18:55] <ikonia> WildPenguin: no no, what is the current hardware spec
[18:55] <ikonia> WildPenguin: sorry should have been clear
[18:55] <WildPenguin> this is a very old laptop
[18:55] <ikonia> WildPenguin: yeah, what is the spec of it
[18:55] <WildPenguin> has Celeron M Single core 1.6 Ghz cpu and 2 gb ram.
[18:55] <ikonia> your the same guy right ?
[18:56] <ikonia> WildPenguin: you're LinuxNovice nickname ?
[18:57] <WildPenguin> No. Why?
[18:57] <ikonia> WildPenguin: are you sure, you're not ?
[18:57] <WildPenguin> yes. But, why?
[18:57] <ikonia> WildPenguin: then why did you lie ?
[18:57] <ikonia> WildPenguin: I was just asking if you where the same guy, as we've spoken about this before and I wanted to see if you had a problem/changed the situation from when we spoke
[18:57] <WildPenguin> No. I'm not that guy.
[18:58] <WildPenguin> I said yes to the question you asked.
[18:58] <WildPenguin> that whether I am sure or not.
[18:59] <l0llip0p> !ping
[19:00] <pavlos> out of curiosity, what's the purpose of !ping?
[19:00] <ikonia> pavlos: check if the bot is alive and responding
[19:00] <ikonia> and see how fast it responds
[19:00] <pavlos> I see
[19:01] <l0llip0p> you can see the impact of lag
[19:01] <EriC^^> pavlos: also to check if you're still connected
[19:01] <pavlos> ok, ty
[19:02] <HexaChop> pavlos, tbh, !ping is pretty fun
[19:10] <kernello> hello everyone, please allow me to say that network manager of ubuntu sucks terribly since 14.04.x
[19:10] <kernello> it sucks
[19:10] <kernello> and I don't remember having used this word for any ubuntu component
[19:10] <l0llip0p> kernello: Can you justify your statement?
[19:10] <kernello> yes.
[19:13] <kernello> I turn on the computer. it shows me the ethernet connection symbol instead of wifi symbol. and of course no network is shown. when I turn off-on wifi from the physical slide, this time 'enable wifi' gets grayed...and all this when I turn on the machine. in addition there are countless times this happened after waking from sleep. no network shown, I had to run network restart on terminal..
[19:13] <ikonia> kernello: not really interested in a rant
[19:13] <ikonia> if you want help with something, just explain the problem and people will help you if they can
[19:13] <kernello> I just did
[19:13] <ikonia> I'm lagging a little behind you
[19:14] <xangua> Sounds like dualboot
[19:15] <l0llip0p> kernello: well you say that the graphical interface of network manager sucks. (I agree in some level) But have you tried to learn nmcli ? It is a command line interface and its has worked on me
[19:16] <kernello> 'worked for me' have you been to 33c3, l0llip0p? :)
[19:17] <kernello> you cant seriously expect that one connects to terminal every time one accesses to desktop to go online?
[19:17] <l0llip0p> kernello: sry what is 33c3? I recommend command "man nmcli" for your problem
[19:17] <kernello> l0llip0p, https://hackaday.com/2016/12/30/33c3-works-for-me/ :)
[19:18] <kernello> every year the event has a motto, and this year's was 'works for me'
[19:18] <kernello> anyway, it doesnt work for me :)
[19:19] <ikonia> kernello: please drop the smart responses, people are just giving you info/options trying to offer some suggestions
[19:20] <kernello> yes, I was just going on with the matter..it is not a solution to use terminal to connect to wifi, right=
[19:20] <kernello> ?
[19:20] <BluesKaj> kernello, i do with vpn , every morning, especially if I'm going on irc
[19:20] <kernello> I am talking about a tool that doesnt work
[19:21] <xangua>  If this is not a dualboot setup, did you install TLP? kernello
[19:21] <kernello> xangua, you mean dual boot with windows?
[19:21] <xangua> Yes
[19:22] <kernello> xangua, no it is not dual
[19:23] <ikonia> kernello: be interesting to know what make/model the wifi card is you're having problems with (it is wifi right ?)
[19:24] <kernello> ikonia, it is  intel corp pro/wireless
[19:25] <ikonia> kernello: what model ?
[19:25] <ikonia> (if you know)
[19:25] <kernello> the problem has affected other people, too, I suppse
[19:25] <kernello> suppose*
[19:25] <ikonia> kernello: you suppose ?
[19:25] <ikonia> but you don't know ?
[19:25] <kernello> Pro/Wireless 5100 AGN, ikonia
[19:25] <kernello> no, I know.
[19:25] <ikonia> kernello: how do you know ?
[19:25] <kernello> I remember having seen that the problem was reported
[19:25] <ikonia> where ?
[19:26] <kernello> might be on launchpad, it's been a while
[19:26] <l0llip0p> kernello: thanks for the article :) Yeah it works for me and might work for you too. Only way you are going to is to try it.
[19:26] <ikonia> kernello: be helpful to know the bug if possible
[19:26] <ikonia> see what it's status is / what's been done
[19:26] <kernello> apparently nothing, since I still have the problem
[19:27] <ikonia> kernello: thats not really true though
[19:27] <ikonia> if you don't know the bug or status of it
[19:27] <kernello> ikonia. believe me I am not here to convince you. If I didnt have the problem I would be doing other things now
[19:27] <l0llip0p> kernello: you can find out your wifi card model with: lspci command
[19:27] <ikonia> kernello: I don't think you don't have the problem, but you don't know the status of the bug, so you can't say "nothing has been done"
[19:28] <tgm4883> kernello: it's worth noting that multiple bugs could have the same symptoms
[19:28] <ikonia> kernello: if you can get the bug, that would be very useful
[19:28] <ikonia> see what the current state of it is, if there is a fix/workaround, or even someone saying "the problem is X Y Z, and we can't fix beause of A, B , C"
[19:28] <kernello> l0llip0p, it is the model I posted above, Intel Corp Pro/Wireless 5100 AGN..I saw it in the lspci output
[19:29] <ikonia> kernello: ooh, what version of ubuntu is this ? I may have something
[19:29] <l0llip0p> kernello: well quick googling says that your card has been supported from 2010 beyond in ubuntu
[19:30] <kernello> l0llip0p, sorry..!!! I guess it is this: 'Network controller: Intel Corporation Centrino Advanced-N 6200'
[19:30] <kernello> ikonia, it is 16.04.
[19:31] <ikonia> kernello: interesting, so the card shows full support, in 16.04 the last confirmed bug with it as a "device" that I can see was in 2009, and I see no open, or closed network-manager bugs relating to this card at all
[19:31] <ikonia> kernello: the problem I did find may have impacted 14.04 in certain situations, but not 16.04
[19:31] <jgcampbell300> anyone know how i could see what a program or script is doing in the back ground ... if i execute /home/user1/games/game1 ... it opens up a window and looks like its gona start game but then sits there
[19:31] <ikonia> jgcampbell300: strace the program
[19:32] <jgcampbell300> ikonia, thanks
[19:32] <kernello> ikonia, I just corrected my wireless card model..sorry. does your last reply refer to the corrected model?
[19:32] <ikonia> kernello: ahh, no I missed your correction
[19:33] <ikonia> kernello: can you do an "lsusb" for me and see if you see a wifi device (not lspci)
[19:34] <jgcampbell300> ikonia, cool thanks much ... it seems to be looking for some kind of hardware
[19:34] <ikonia> jgcampbell300: nice job
[19:34] <kernello> ikonia, yes, there is a Broadcom device shown
[19:35] <ikonia> kernello: I've found an interesting issue that depending on the laptop (I assume this is a laptop) and the detection of this card can force it to be in a "kill switch off" state, when it's not actually in that state, this behaviour can confuse network manager (rightly so as thats a bit of a mess)
[19:36] <ikonia> kernello: how often can you reproduce this?
[19:38] <kernello> ikonia, I think almost every time the device wakes from sleep (when the laptop lid is lifted)..except just now, I dont remember it having happened when the computer has been turned on or restarted.
[19:39] <ikonia> kernello: so basically the trigger is being put to sleep, rather than a clean boot
[19:39] <ikonia> kernello: as when you joined the channel you said "when I turn on the computer"
[19:39] <kernello> yes, it just happened when I turned on the computer, too
[19:39] <ikonia> but actually the problem is "when I wake the computer from sleep"
[19:40] <ikonia> ahh, so it can be a clean boot, or a sleep state it doesn't matter ?
[19:40] <kernello> ikonia, the latter is like each time, the former must have been a handful of times at most
[19:41] <ikonia> kernello: can you do "rfkill list all" at the moment ?
[19:41] <kernello> so at the end, yes, whether once or 1000 times, it happened in both
[19:41] <kernello> ikonia, I did
[19:41] <kernello> paste output=?
[19:41] <wiki> Whats a great computer Laptop i should buy for developing and programming? Anyone ..? ty
[19:42] <kernello> https://paste.ubuntu.com/23777765/
[19:42] <xangua> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuPre-installed wiki
[19:43] <wiki> Also should I get  a Mac?
[19:43] <l0llip0p> wiki: up to you
[19:43] <wiki> I love linux... but I see alot of jobs with macs aswell..
[19:43] <ikonia> kernello: when it's in a broken state, can you re-run that command and save it to a file please (then share it with us)
[19:44] <felikswhite> wiki:  is your potential work with macs too intensive for a virtual machine?
[19:44] <kernello> ikonia, sure. I can do it now and be back in a minute
[19:44] <wiki> Excuse me?
[19:44] <wiki> To intensive?
[19:45] <felikswhite> like would it stress your computer too much?
[19:45] <felikswhite> or the vm, rather.
[19:45] <wiki> Uhmm... Perhaps... Im thinking macs for graphics... might do some edditing etc.. but Im doing Ruby I got some cash to spend and Im thinking of a mac book? or am i going in the wrong direction
[19:46] <wiki> my desktop is linux.
[19:46] <wiki> ok should i be more wellrounded with both mac and linux? is my question i guess.
[19:47] <HexaChop> EriC^^, you there, mate?
[19:47] <ducasse> wiki: if you're asking what gives the best chance of a job you're in the wrong channel
[19:47] <wiki> No im not..
[19:48] <wiki> ur answer is basically pick what u want u can develop on either...
[19:48] <wiki> i just was hoping u had some good specs in mind.. i dunno.
[19:48] <ikonia> wiki: this channel supports ubuntu linux, so we really only deal with helping with that
[19:49] <wiki> ok.. well i dont think i asked  my question correctly..\
[19:50] <wiki> ty either way.
[19:50] <ducasse> wiki: try #ubuntu-offtopic, maybe
[19:50] <wiki> ty
[19:51] <wiki> cant enter
[19:51] <timyp>   wiki That channel requires that you have registered and identified yourself with the network's nickname registration services (e.g. NickServ). Please see the documentation of this network's nickname registration services that should be found in the MOTD (/motd to display it).
[19:52] <l0llip0p> ikonia: it seems there is reports of intel card 6200 problems in ubuntu 16.04.1 by the ubuntu network manager maintainer
[19:52] <l0llip0p> in kernel level or in network manager notsure
[19:52] <ikonia> l0llip0p: really, do you have a link to the bug ?
[19:52] <wiki> Oh ok ty timy
[19:52] <l0llip0p> ikonia: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1360749
[19:53] <ikonia> super, great find
[19:54] <HexaChop> ledeni, I am in bios now.
[19:55] <ikonia> l0llip0p: that (at a basic level) ties into the issue I've found
[19:55] <ikonia> and funny, the first reporter (although he's not on 16.04) has one of the laptops with the hardware design thats a problem
[19:56] <l0llip0p> ikona: okay great would be the first time that hp laptops has network issues
[19:56] <l0llip0p> *wouldn't
[19:58] <ikonia> l0llip0p: it looks like it's something to do with the way the card sits on the bus, its a pci device but hangs off the usb bus, and the module can't work out the status of on/off because it depends on a "pass through" of some sort from the usb bus
[19:58] <ikonia> l0llip0p: I'm over simplifying it obviously
[19:59] <l0llip0p> ikonia: and should be O_o I'm still a university student :D
[20:00] <ikonia> l0llip0p: it's not a "confirmed" thing, so it could be either "nothing" or just something else and the problem is with the kernel module
[20:00] <ikonia> but reading it does sort of make sense
[20:01] <kernello> ikonia, the following is the output when I turn off-on wifi via hardware switch, and the wifi list was then empty, with no network connected; https://paste.ubuntu.com/23777828/
[20:02] <ikonia> kernello: so you actively turned it off ?
[20:02] <l0llip0p> ikonia: well one of my family memeber's laptop is suffering wireless issues (she is running windows) solution: open laptop insert the half loosed connection wire on its place. Unfortunately problem needs to be fix 3 times in year
[20:03] <kernello> ikonia, I should have added that it also happened sometimes when I turned off the switch and on again..
[20:03] <kernello> like now
[20:03] <felikswhite> general question, hope this is related to the channel:  does anyone know what changed between how Virtualbox began acting in 16.04 (not running VMS) to 16.10?  was it a change in Ubuntu itself?
[20:04] <kernello> so it's been happening in all the ways I said; wake from sleep, turn on pc, turn off-on switch
[20:04] <ikonia> kernello: I'm interested when the switch is "on" but it's being a problem
[20:04] <ikonia> kernello: however if it's "off" now but the kill status shows as on, it sort of backs up the theory I have based on some notes I found
[20:04] <kernello> ikonia, the last output was taken when the switch was on
[20:05] <kernello> it was on, but no network was there
[20:06] <ikonia> kernello: Hmmm, I'm not sure, I have a theory, but there is also a bug that l0llip0p found showing an intermitent bug, so I'm unsure
[20:09] <Pantlegssleeve> Hi, how are you!!
[20:09] <l0llip0p> ikonia, kernello well I read that that network card has been supported in linux-kernel since 2.6.30 version by manufacturer intel.
[20:09] <Pantlegssleeve> Are people even on here?
[20:09] <ikonia> l0llip0p: yes, but I've also seen a few problems with later versions
[20:10] <ikonia> (that bug report you show suggests something is off)
[20:10] <Pantlegssleeve> What the fuck is this shit?
[20:10] <l0llip0p> ikonia: okay thanks
[20:10] <Pantlegssleeve> lollipop is talking to themselves
[20:11] <l0llip0p> Pantlegssleeve: hi! I suggested that use #ubuntu-offtopic channel for not so important discussion
[20:11] <Pici> Pantlegssleeve: This is the official Ubuntu support channel.
[20:11] <kernello> I might try these solutions here, hoping it doesnt break anything; https://askubuntu.com/questions/762904/network-manager-ubuntu-16-04-wifi-connected-no-wifi-networks-listed
[20:11] <kernello> or here; https://askubuntu.com/questions/761180/wifi-doesnt-work-after-suspend-after-16-04-upgrade
[20:11] <Pantlegssleeve> what, why would they put me on here?  Sorry for the foul language.
[20:11] <ikonia> kernello: I'm not convinced by those (but you may find that is your problem)
[20:12] <BluesKaj> who put you on here , Pantlegssleeve?
[20:12] <akik> Pantlegssleeve: who put you here?
[20:13] <Pantlegssleeve> Me i guess, but it was automatic.
[20:13] <akik> Pantlegssleeve: how did you start this irc connection?
[20:14] <Pantlegssleeve> I installed HexChat, and just joined the first one it tells you
[20:15] <l0llip0p> Pantlegssleeve: okay I recommend that you join into #hexchat channel they can guide you :) use this: //join #hexchat
[20:15] <l0llip0p> */join #hexchat
[20:15] <Pantlegssleeve> alright thanks lolli
[20:16] <BluesKaj> Pantlegssleeve, which Linux are you running?
[20:16] <Pantlegssleeve> the latest ubuntu
[20:16] <BluesKaj> Pantlegssleeve, ok
[20:17] <l0llip0p> BluesKaj: most likely ubuntu since the default guided him to ubuntu channel
[20:17] <Pantlegssleeve> ha, yep lolli
[20:17] <ioria> Pantlegssleeve, you connected with Ubuntu Servers that brought you here, if you choose other severs it'll be different
[20:17] <BluesKaj> this is ubuntu support , since you're running Hexchat Linux I shopuld have guessed :-)
[20:19] <Pantlegssleeve> yeah i saw hexchat in the software center and went hmm?
[20:19] <Pantlegssleeve> I don't need support so i'll just be on my way
[20:22] <leonarth> writing the initializer for a struct, how do I reference struct elements to perform calculations on the values? https://play.golang.org/p/Jd-uHqiHYS
[20:23] <leonarth> line: 23
[20:23] <ioria> leonarth, what is c#  ?
[20:24] <Pici> leonarth: try #go-nuts, the go channel
[20:24] <leonarth> oh sorry thought I was in #go-nuts :D
[20:24] <leonarth> cheers guys
[20:24] <leonarth> ioria it's Go - a better C
[20:25] <ioria> i see, i prefer c and c++
[20:25] <HexaChop> Ioria, hi, still having DVD Drive probs...
[20:25] <ioria> really ?
[20:25] <leonarth> it's hard to express a preference until you try :)
[20:25] <ioria> right
[20:26] <HexaChop> Ioria, any of ideas?
[20:26] <ioria> HexaChop, about dvd ?
[20:27] <kernello> ikonia, so the problem occurs via either one of the bugs that you or l0llip0p have found?
[20:27] <HexaChop> ioria, DVD not working with Ubuntu together
[20:28] <ioria> HexaChop, it's disconnected now ?
[20:28] <HexaChop> ioria, no, I am in windows currently
[20:28] <kernello> search results with this problem are not few, can this be somehow fixed by ubuntu?
[20:29] <ioria> HexaChop, idk, mate i'd change and switch the ports until it works  ... :þ
[20:29] <HexaChop> ioria, easy to say :D, i did switch ports with my SSD, I think it worked back then, now they're switched back but SSD port is much faster...
[20:30] <HexaChop> ioria, the "Express" Port.
[20:32] <ioria> HexaChop, look, you can do this, put your external in the cabinet, disconnect all the other ports, but keep the dvd in
[20:32] <HexaChop> ioria which cabinet?
[20:33] <HexaChop> ioria you mean outie completely?
[20:33] <ioria> HexaChop, idk how you call it... in the desktop , the case
[20:33] <HexaChop> ioria put it together with all the other HDDs/
[20:33] <cschneid> This isn't really the channel - but does somebody know the right channel? Need to ask about VPS experiences & reviews - specifically if amazon's lightsale is reasonable, and any downsides of it?
[20:33] <kernello> I need to leave now. I will try to get more information on this.
[20:33] <kernello> thank you for your help
[20:34] <Petoj87> if i use the following command curl -s --user 'användarnamn:lösenord' \ "https://dyndns.loopia.se? \ hostname=dindomän.se&myip=dinipadress"    would that result in a post or get request?
[20:34] <ioria> HexaChop, so it's now internal ... not external anymore ?
[20:34] <ikonia> kernello: maybe, I found an odd hardware situation, but it's not confirmed and it's only impacts certain laptops
[20:35] <johannix> I want to disable all auto updates on 16.04. I've already uninstalled: unattended-upgrades, ubuntu-release-upgrader-core. Anyone know how to disable update-notifier?
[20:35] <HexaChop> ioria, no, you don't get it. You ask me to put the EXT. HDD In with the other HDDs? Next to them?
[20:35] <ioria> HexaChop, yes, but disonnect the others
[20:35] <HexaChop> ioria, kk.
[20:35] <HexaChop> And then what, ioria?
[20:36] <ioria> HexaChop, leave the dvd plugged
[20:36] <ioria> HexaChop, so, just your ubuntu disk and the dvd
[20:36] <JohnnyL> Which is harder CompTIA or LinuxFoundation?
[20:36] <HexaChop> ioria, about the live CD. Put it in?
[20:36] <ioria> HexaChop,  why you need it ?
[20:36] <ikonia> JohnnyL: offtopic for this channel, sorry
[20:37] <ikonia> JohnnyL: both are weak
[20:37] <HexaChop> ioria for re-installation because that current installation is corrupt really badly.
[20:37] <ioria> HexaChop,  how ?
[20:37] <HexaChop> ioria,checksum didn't match, now the CD I got, matches.
[20:37] <pavlos> johannix, in the software & updates choose Never to check for updates
[20:37] <HexaChop> ioria, checksum didn't match, now the CD I got, matches.
[20:38] <johannix> pavlos: Know how to do it from the terminal?
[20:38] <pavlos> johannix, let me find out
[20:38] <ioria> HexaChop,  may i ask you why you're using a cd and not a usb pen ?
[20:38] <HexaChop> ioria, CD seems more safe, less ways to mess it up, if u know what I mean
[20:38] <johannix> I'm wondering if I can remove 10periodic, 20auto-upgrades, 99update-notifier under /etc/apt/apt.conf.d
[20:39] <ioria> HexaChop,  usb is faster
[20:39] <HexaChop> ioria, the drive is safer, aaand probably faster because my USB is ridiculously slow.
[20:40] <pavlos> johannix, let me find out https://www.hiroom2.com/2016/05/18/ubuntu-16-04-auto-apt-update-and-apt-upgrade/
[20:40] <ioria> HexaChop,  ok, so you want to reinstall  ?
[20:40] <HexaChop> ioria, seems like it, because I was getting errors right from the beginning anyways.
[20:41] <pavlos> johannix, better to update those files with 0 (zero) as the article describes
[20:41] <JohnnyL> ikonia:  I didn't know you were a fighting force of 'extraordinary magnitude. You have our gratitude.'
[20:41] <johannix> pavlos: the annoying thing is, if you disable one of these auto-update methods, another one kicks in.
[20:42] <johannix> hard to figure out how to get rid of all of them.,
[20:42] <johannix> I'll try touching all the configs...
[20:42] <johannix> thanks!
[20:42] <HexaChop> ioria, what do you think?
[20:43] <pavlos> johannix, you could uninstall unattended-upgrades pkg completely
[20:43] <ioria> HexaChop,  the problem is that you already have a uefi installation on the main disk (windows) and a second efi partition on the external can cause problems
[20:44] <ioria> HexaChop,  you should disable the first during the installation  : http://superuser.com/questions/684512/linux-on-external-drive-uefi
[20:45] <HexaChop> ioria, I can just plug the other HDDs and SSDs out
[20:45] <johannix> pavlos: Ya, I've uninstalled: unattended-upgrades and ubuntu-release-upgrader-core. I've also already turned off '/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/10periodic.' Now update-notifier is still active...
[20:45] <lodearit> hol; what's the shortcut to move a window ?
[20:45] <lodearit> I'd like to move it with the keyboard instead? can i do it?
[20:45] <ioria> HexaChop,  yes, but you have to disconnect them every time you want to boot ubuntu
[20:45] <lodearit> is it possoblee at all, or do i need a setup, or somethings?
[20:46] <HexaChop> ioria, you got the point by its horns there.
[20:46] <lodearit> can anyone tell me?
[20:46] <pavlos> johannix, can you kill the update-notifier process?
[20:46] <lodearit> does anyone now, hwho uses more keyboard rather thtn the mouse?
[20:46] <HexaChop> ioria, idk what to do on that site, not that I understand anything.
[20:46] <daedeloth> is there a way to figure out where a certain version of qt comes from?
[20:46] <daedeloth> * from what repository
[20:46] <johannix> pavlos: runs once and then goes away.
[20:47] <johannix> pavlos: I'm trying to speed up boot
[20:47] <lodearit> HexaChop: do you know my r problem?
[20:47] <daedeloth> I'm getting "Cannot mix incompatible Qt library (version 0x50501) with this library (version 0x50601)" on VLC
[20:47] <ducasse> !patience | lodearit
[20:47] <koffeinfriedhof> daedeloth: you're looking for "apt-cache policy"?
[20:47] <ioria> HexaChop,  there is an option in gparted (the partitioner) when you install, called 'don't use this partiotion'  ... is that you probably want... but pernally nener tried
[20:47] <koffeinfriedhof> or apt show <name>
[20:48] <daedeloth> problem is I don't know where the invalid qt library comes from
[20:48] <ioria> *personally never tried
[20:48] <pavlos> johannix, you can use systemd-analyze blame to find which procs take long
[20:49] <HexaChop> ioria, ohh, what to do?
[20:50] <daedeloth> libqtdee3 gives the original ubuntu repo
[20:50] <kernello> ikonia, thank you, maybe it helps if I write to bug fix pages.
[20:50] <johannix> pavlos: haven't tried that. although, this update step just seems like a waste of CPU time...
[20:50] <johannix> (for these machines)
[20:51] <daedeloth> oh I can check out the dependencies and check those :)
[20:51] <ioria> HexaChop,  in bios-legacy  mode  is simple, with efi is different because there should be one esp partition
[20:52] <pavlos> johannix, last resort, you can remove the update-manager pkg altogether
[20:52] <HexaChop> ioria, let's get the legacy mode then
[20:53] <ioria> HexaChop,  wait... you can't change the mode and disconnect the other drives every time you want to bot ubuntu
[20:54] <daedeloth> all dependencies from the package are fetched from the same repository
[20:54] <daedeloth> so I have no idea what is going on
[20:54] <johannix> pavlos: True.
[20:55] <HexaChop> ioria, I can just change the mode and launch into Windows and Ubuntu.
[20:55] <HexaChop> ioria, If I remember correctly, Windows still work with Legacy mode,
[20:56] <ioria> HexaChop, if you installed win in efi mode, leave it
[20:56] <HexaChop> ioria, in uefi, gpt f. system
[20:56] <ioria> HexaChop, yes
[20:56] <pavlos> johannix, my systemd-analyze reports -> Startup finished in 4.978s (kernel) + 52.746s (userspace) = 57.725s
[20:57] <HexaChop> iorua, i installed win in uefi then
[20:57] <HexaChop> ioria, i installed win in uefi then
[20:58] <ioria> HexaChop, yes you did ... i revovere your paste of yesterday http://termbin.com/m5ic
[20:58] <ioria> *recovered
[20:58] <ioria> HexaChop, 2      473MB   578MB  105MB   fat32        EFI system partition          boot, esp
[20:58] <HexaChop> ioria, what to do then?
[21:00] <ioria> HexaChop, as said, above install on the external drive , when in the partitioner click on the esp partition and select 'don't use this partition' but install grub on the external
[21:01] <HexaChop> ioria, I install everything related to linux on ext, the GRUB right now is on ext
[21:01] <ioria> HexaChop, ok
[21:02] <johannix> pavlos: mine takes around 11 seconds. I think what's happening is the auto update gets kicked off when I log in.
[21:02] <HexaChop> so, let's get back to getting the DVD drive to work
[21:02] <pavlos> johannix, 11sec   nice.
[21:02] <HexaChop> so, let's get back to getting the DVD drive to work, ioria
[21:02] <johannix> pavlos: the userspace part takes 3 minutes...
[21:02] <ioria> HexaChop, ok, but i'am leaving right now, sy
[21:02] <johannix> which is a bit more than you're seeing
[21:02] <HexaChop> ioria, sy...
[21:03] <ioria> HexaChop, if you're quick .... :9
[21:04] <HexaChop> ioria, If im quick, what?
[21:04] <ioria> HexaChop,  booting ubuntu...
[21:04] <HexaChop> ioria will tru.
[21:04] <HexaChop> ioria will try.
[21:04] <HexaChop> ioria, so quickly, what should I do to get the DVD to work?
[21:05] <ioria> HexaChop,  insert the disk, and select if from bios (disable secure boot)
[21:05] <dankjankem> hello
[21:05] <HexaChop> ioria, kk, booting into bios
[21:05] <dankjankem> am I making contact with human life?
[21:06] <ToBeCloud> No
[21:06] <ToBeCloud> This is a bot
[21:06] <dankjankem> Whoa
[21:06] <dankjankem> How many people are in here?
[21:06] <ToBeCloud> Feel free to ask your question though
[21:06] <dankjankem> and what different channels are on this server?
[21:06] <ToBeCloud> 1725
[21:06] <dankjankem> is there a music one?
[21:06] <ToBeCloud> /list
[21:07] <dankjankem> ok thanks
[21:07] <k1l> !alis | dankjankem
[21:07] <ToBeCloud> /msg alis help list
[21:07] <ToBeCloud> Now that was a bot
[21:08] <ToBeCloud> Also interesting:
[21:08] <ToBeCloud> /msg NickServ help
[21:09] <HexaChop> Iora, done
[21:09] <HexaChop> Ioria, done
[21:09] <HexaChop> What's next?
[21:09] <ioria> HexaChop,  you're at the main menu ?
[21:09] <HexaChop> Ioria, I am at the bios
[21:10] <ioria> HexaChop,  select dvd
[21:10] <HexaChop> Ioria, from where?
[21:11] <ioria> HexaChop,  look for 'boot' options
[21:11] <HexaChop> Ioria, dvd goes first?
[21:11] <ioria> yep
[21:11] <HexaChop> Ioria, done
[21:12] <ioria> HexaChop,  boot
[21:12] <HexaChop> Ioria, I have no CD inserted
[21:12] <ioria> HexaChop,  meaning ?
[21:12] <HexaChop> Ioria, should I insert it?
[21:12] <royal_screwup21> Hey guys, what does it mean to "wget an entire website"?
[21:13] <ioria> HexaChop,  yes, i think so
[21:13] <Chrisc99> probably download every fi;le on the website
[21:13] <Chrisc99> if I had to guess
[21:13] <dankjankem> Hey gentlemen what is this chat for?
[21:13] <dankjankem> Ubuntu as an OS? or just a general chat?
[21:14] <HexaChop> Ioria, I am at the ubuntu screen
[21:14] <pavlos> royal_screwup21, http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/downloading-entire-web-site-wget
[21:14] <k1l> dankjankem: this is the technical support channel for ubuntu
[21:14] <ioria> HexaChop,  select F6 - nomodeset
[21:14] <dankjankem> of forreals?
[21:14] <dankjankem> why is ur name green?
[21:14] <HexaChop> Ioria, done
[21:14] <ioria> HexaChop,  select install ubuntu
[21:14] <Pici> dankjankem: because they were speaking to you
[21:14] <Chrisc99> okay so I've got a pretty big issue, I'm running Ubuntu Server 16.10 and every time I boot up, it reaches the "Raising Network Interfaces..." thing and sticks there for five minutes
[21:14] <HexaChop> Ioria, done
[21:15] <ioria> HexaChop,  wait until it loads
[21:15] <dankjankem> Pici, oh neat! thanks for the info!
[21:15] <Chrisc99> this is what networking.service status saus
[21:15] <HexaChop> Ioria, getting same ol' errors
[21:15] <dankjankem> so I have a quick questin
[21:15] <Chrisc99> http://pastebin.com/mvC3NtrU
[21:15] <dankjankem> question
[21:15] <HexaChop> Ioria, should I change port?
[21:16] <dankjankem> how could I bypass a network at work to get on this IRC channel?
[21:16] <Chrisc99> dankjankem: vpn?
[21:16] <ducasse> dankjankem: we're not going to help with that
[21:16] <dankjankem> ok sorry
[21:17] <ioria> HexaChop,  if the errors are about 'ata', yes (possibly)
[21:17] <Chrisc99> does anybody have a solution to my issue?
[21:17] <HexaChop> Ioria, only ata errors
[21:17] <ioria> HexaChop,  so... yes , but i have to go, sorry
[21:17] <pavlos> Chrisc99, are the interfaces DHCP ? is DHCP running
[21:18] <HexaChop> Ioria, kk.........
[21:18] <Chrisc99> i think dhcp is running, I use nmtui to connect
[21:18] <rizonz> meh the package maintainers made a mess out of php, now php5 is php and php7 php7.0
[21:18] <HexaChop> Ducasse, help me maybe?
[21:18] <Chrisc99> would that not be happening if dhcp wasn't running>
[21:18] <nacc> rizonz: php5 is not php.
[21:18] <rizonz> in 16.04 it is it seems
[21:18] <nacc> rizonz: no, there is no php5 in 16.04.
[21:18] <nacc> rizonz: read the release notes.
[21:18] <rizonz> nacc: that is php as far as cache gives me
[21:19] <CodeMouse92> rizonz: There IS a PPA for PHP5
[21:19] <pavlos> Chrisc99, can you pastebin /etc/network/interfaces
[21:19] <nacc> rizonz: *what* is php?
[21:19] <HexaChop> Pavlos, could you help me?
[21:19] <rizonz> CodeMouse92: yeah seems to be old packages that refer to php5 :SD
[21:19] <rizonz> :S
[21:19] <jgcampbell300> where would i go to hire programmers to build a game system for me?
[21:19] <nacc> !ot | jgcampbell300
[21:19] <pavlos> HexaChop, what's the status?
[21:19] <CodeMouse92> rizonz: Well, FWIW, my 16.04 server has both PHP5 and PHP7 running just fine
[21:20] <Chrisc99> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23778190/
[21:20] <ducasse> HexaChop: i've got no new suggestions. you should also ask your questions to the channel, not individuals.
[21:20] <rizonz> CodeMouse92: yeah but it's more for my puppet modules
[21:20] <CodeMouse92> Mm
[21:20] <HexaChop> Pavlos, trying to install Ubuntu via CD and to make ubuntu don't use the windows hdd.
[21:20] <nacc> CodeMouse92: yes, but PPA support is offtopic, so an exercise for the reader :)
[21:20] <k1l> rizonz: that is not a ubuntu setup then. you might have 3rd party repos or 3rd party package installs there
[21:20] <nacc> rizonz: if you are using stock 16.04, only php7 is availble from the archives
[21:21] <pavlos> HexaChop, I read you changed the boot order to boot off the CD, did it pick up the CD?
[21:21] <rizonz> k1l: I said refer, not that it are the 5 packages ;)
[21:21] <HexaChop> Pavlos, yes.
[21:21] <k1l> rizonz: "apt-cache policy php" will tell from where the package comes
[21:22] <k1l> rizonz: php should refer to php7.0
[21:22] <pavlos> HexaChop, so you can now install ubuntu, right? is that a dual boot?
[21:22] <nacc> rizonz: afaik (speaking as the person who did the php migration), no packages in 16.04 refer to php5; you might have 14.04 packages still installed, though, or something else
[21:22] <Chrisc99> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23778190/ pavlos
[21:22] <rizonz> nacc: read, I said some old packages refer to 5
[21:22] <rizonz> libs or so
[21:22] <HexaChop> Pavlos, changing sata port for cdrom
[21:23] <CodeMouse92> nacc: Not to be obstinate, but I don't see anywhere in the channel regs that referring to a PPA is "off topic"
[21:23] <HexaChop> Pavlos, I mean DVD Drive.
[21:23] <nacc> rizonz: 'old packages' that don't exist on 16.04?
[21:23] <k1l> !ppa | CodeMouse92
[21:23] <nacc> CodeMouse92: sorry, not in the 'regs' (/topic), but in the above blurb
[21:24] <nacc> CodeMouse92: didn't say referring to it was offtopic, i said support for it was :)
[21:24] <pavlos> Chrisc99, dmesg | grep eth0 ... any issues?
[21:24] <CodeMouse92> Still literally don't see it. it isn't Canonical supported, yes, but, it's not OT
[21:24] <CodeMouse92> Support for the PPA itself, yeah, that'd be OT.
[21:24] <nacc> CodeMouse92: in the official ubuntu support channel, unsupported things are offtopic...
[21:24] <nacc> CodeMouse92: seems sort of tautological
[21:24] <tgm4883> PPA's are supported, the content of PPAs are not supported
[21:24] <CodeMouse92> ^^^ +1
[21:24] <Chrisc99> [   63.806091] IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): eth0: link is not ready
[21:24] <Chrisc99> pavlos
[21:25] <tgm4883> but that's splitting hairs
[21:25] <CodeMouse92> nacc: Right, that might need to be added to the official channel rules to be VERY clear.
[21:25] <CodeMouse92> Just sayin'. "I need PHP5." "Use this PPA" is this side of the line, AFAIK. Anyhow...moving on.
[21:25] <pavlos> Chrisc99, bad cable? how about lspci
[21:25] <k1l> CodeMouse92: you are splitting hairs.
[21:26] <Chrisc99> pavlos: I'm on wifi
[21:26] <nacc> CodeMouse92: yes, and i never said it wasn't..., but it's fine
[21:26] <pavlos> Chrisc99, ok, then lsusb
[21:26] <Chrisc99> i don't use ethernet
[21:26] <yangm97> how can I make ubuntu 16.10 an airprint server?
[21:26] <k1l> CodeMouse92: the other solutions are: get some other 3rd party repo or package or compile yourself.
[21:26] <CodeMouse92> nacc: Okay. It was confused since I wasn't offering PPA support.
[21:26] <Chrisc99> there's nothing plugged into my usb ports
[21:26] <pavlos> Chrisc99, if wifi, your eth0 should not be active but a wlan interface or something like that
[21:26] <CodeMouse92> k1l: No, not quite splitting hairs. What's OT and what isn't shouldn't be vague.
[21:26] <HexaChop> Pavlos, done
[21:27] <tgm4883> CodeMouse92: I'd argue recommending users a path that will get them into unsupported territory should be considered unsupported
[21:27] <CodeMouse92> tgm4883: So, what would your recommended answer be?
[21:27] <CodeMouse92> For "I need PHP5". "No you don't?"
[21:27] <nacc> CodeMouse92: use 14.04.
[21:27] <tgm4883> CodeMouse92: I don't even know what the original question was
[21:27] <yangm97> never mind, got it already, thanks
[21:28] <pavlos> HexaChop, so you're in the process if installing ubuntu What more help do you want?
[21:28] <HexaChop> Pavlos, actually booted after changing port!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[21:28] <pavlos> of
[21:28] <Chrisc99> pavlos: i set eth0 to down with ip link, maybe that'll fix it?
[21:28] <Chrisc99> I'll try rebooting
[21:28] <tgm4883> CodeMouse92: Either figure out what you need to do to get it to work on the version of PHP that you have, or upgrade your distro
[21:28] <k1l> CodeMouse92: if you want to be pedantic on the topic: there is no official supported way to have php5 on 16.04. thats it.
[21:28] <HexaChop> pavlos, need help installing it
[21:28] <CodeMouse92> That explains soooo much. Right-o, I'll bear all that in mind.
[21:29] <pavlos> HexaChop, if you boot of the DVD, you will be shown the live ubuntu with a button to install it. Follow the install process
[21:29] <Chrisc99> reboot
[21:29] <Chrisc99> oh
[21:29] <vicatcu> hey all, i'm trying to bootstrap ubuntu onto a brand new machine I assembled
[21:29] <HexaChop> Pavlos, simple as that?
[21:30] <vicatcu> clicked through the installation, installed ubuntu onto the SSD
[21:30] <vicatcu> restart and select ssd as boot device
[21:30] <vicatcu> nothing happens, blinking cursor
[21:30] <pavlos> HexaChop, yes,
[21:30] <vicatcu> any ideas?
[21:30] <pavlos> HexaChop, are you trying 16.04 desktop?
[21:30] <HexaChop> Pavlos, yes
[21:32] <pavlos> HexaChop, after it boots, there will be a Try Ubunbu and Install Ubuntu. You can Try (as live) to make sure h/w is working, then click the install icon
[21:32] <HexaChop> Pavlos, getting not optimum mode HDMI
[21:32] <pavlos> HexaChop, I dont have hdmi, dont know how to help
[21:32] <pavlos> HexaChop, is your display a TV
[21:32] <HexaChop> Pavlos monitor
[21:33] <pavlos> HexaChop, the live cd should be able to negotiate a good resolution
[21:35] <ElectrumGuy> in #python
[21:35] <ElectrumGuy> I'm running 16.04
[21:35] <ElectrumGuy> in my crontab I have this: @reboot /home/jorged/startup1.sh
[21:35] <ElectrumGuy> but when I actually reboot, it doesn't run the .sh file
[21:35] <HexaChop> Pavlos, ask someone for help. This is so frustrating :((((((((((((
[21:35] <ElectrumGuy> Any idea what I am doing wrong?
[21:36] <ElectrumGuy> if I do: "sudo reboot" when the VM comes back up, it doesn't ru n these programs.
[21:36] <pavlos> HexaChop, your system, a desktop, has GTX 1070.  For some reason there is an issues with the resolution
[21:37] <Chrisc99> that did NOT fix it
[21:37] <HexaChop> Pavlos, use internal?
[21:37] <pavlos> Chrisc99, if you're on wifi, eth0 should be non functioning
[21:37] <pavlos> Chrisc99, ifconfig should give you another interface
[21:37] <Chrisc99> well it says it's waiting for a lock on eth0
[21:38] <Chrisc99> pavlos: yeah wlan0
[21:38] <Chrisc99> someone recommended setting a static IP
[21:38] <Ilmen> Hello; I'm on Ubuntu 14.04 and would like to update IBus from source, as apt-get doesn't seem to see the latest release (1.5.14). Is it a good idea, and if so, should I first uninstall my current version?
[21:40] <pavlos> Chrisc99, then your interfaces file should show the wlan0 with static info
[21:41] <vlt> Hello. Any why I get "New size smaller than minimum (1050112)" from "resize2fs ... 4G" for this file system: "/dev/mapper/loop0p2           4003312  2977912    798996   79%"?
[21:42] <ducasse> Ilmen: of course 14.04 doesn't have the latest version of thins, it's nearly three years old. look for a ppa or upgrade to a later ubuntu.
[21:42] <ducasse> *things
[21:44] <dorkmafia> I'm trying to install ubuntu I just made a bootable usb stick
[21:44] <dorkmafia> I ran a memtest and everything came up fine
[21:44] <HexaChop> Pavlos my PCE ports actually can be turned off...
[21:45] <pavlos> HexaChop, you mean PCIe ports (the 1070 card)?
[21:45] <fearnothing> hi folks, I have two questions
[21:45] <fearnothing> easy one first
[21:46] <HexaChop> Pavlos yes. They have little switches.
[21:46] <fearnothing> whenever I ssh to this box, I get the error "-bash: =/opt/splunk: No such file or directory."
[21:46] <fearnothing> I removed splunk a while back but can't find where this error is coming from
[21:46] <pavlos> HexaChop, but then after you enable them, your graphics driver will be messed
[21:46] <Ilmen> ducasse: would a .deb file of the newer version do it for replacing my current IBus?
[21:46] <ducasse> HexaChop: it could just be a driver issue that can be fixed by installing the correct driver after install.
[21:46] <fearnothing> I've searched ~/.bashrc, /etc/bash.bashrc, bash completion etc
[21:46] <fearnothing> where else might it be?
[21:47] <dorkmafia> when I boot up and select Ubuntu from the menu the computer tries to do something then restarts
[21:47] <HexaChop> Ducasse, maybe. This is HARD.
[21:47] <Chrisc99> okay I fixed it
[21:47] <dorkmafia> Bashing-om: hi :D
[21:47] <ducasse> Ilmen: that's generally a bad idea, and could mess up dependencies. a ppa is also unsupported, but will generally work.
[21:47] <Chrisc99> apparently it was trying to use eth0 because it identfied eth0 as the primary interface, and didn't use wlan0 at all
[21:48] <Chrisc99> so I set wlan0 to the primary and now my boot time is 1.5m instead of 5m
[21:48] <Chrisc99> yay
[21:48] <HexaChop> Pavlos now I have just a black screen
[21:48] <HexaChop> Pavlos it loaded as I was about to abort, lpl
[21:49] <HexaChop> Lo*l, pavlos
[21:49] <pavlos> HexaChop, so you were not able to boot off the CD?
[21:49] <Bashing-om> dorkmafia: Still with problems installing from last night ? What release have you installed ?
[21:49] <HexaChop> Lol**, pavlos. I am live cd. YES.
[21:49] <dorkmafia> I have 16.04.1
[21:49] <pavlos> HexaChop, and you have network and can browse pages?
[21:49] <dorkmafia> Bashing-om: yeah I got a different usb stick now just to make sure thats not the problem
[21:50] <HexaChop> Pavlos yes
[21:50] <pavlos> HexaChop, and sound, mouse, works
[21:50] <dorkmafia> I have a different screen that shows now
[21:50] <HexaChop> Pavlos, yes
[21:50] <fearnothing> second, harder question: I have slapd logs going into /var/log/syslog, but I'm having trouble forwarding them; please could someone help me figure out what the correct way to get them forwarding like my other logs is?
[21:50] <pavlos> there should be an icon, top left install ubuntu 16.04
[21:50] <dorkmafia> Ubuntu/Advanced options for Ubuntu/Memory test/Memory test serial console 115200
[21:50] <pavlos> HexaChop, there should be an icon, top left install ubuntu 16.04
[21:50] <dorkmafia> when I select Ubuntu the cpu restarts
[21:51] <Sean_McG> fearnothing: I have that working on my Solaris box, but I'm not sure if it is the same on Ubuntu.
[21:51] <Bashing-om> dorkmafia: K; Do you know how to boot to the grub menu and from there boot to a terminal ?
[21:51] <fearnothing> Sean_McG - are you using rsyslog?
[21:51] <dorkmafia> I don't think it is booting via EFI
[21:51] <HexaChop> Pavlos, nope no sound
[21:51] <Sean_McG> no, whatever the standard system logger is on Solaris
[21:51] <dorkmafia> it says press c for command line
[21:51] <dorkmafia> so i could do that
[21:51] <fearnothing> ah, I have rsyslog, and it's happily forwarding other logs for me
[21:52] <HexaChop> Pavlos, lol, my speakers were off, lol.
[21:52] <dorkmafia> grub>
[21:52] <fearnothing> but slapd isn't being sent and I cannot figure out why
[21:52] <pavlos> HexaChop, do you see the icon I described?
[21:53] <HexaChop> Pavlos, yes. Already launched.
[21:53] <Sean_McG> fearnothing: ahhh I remember why... slapd isn't using the system logger. I had to set it's configuration to specifically log to a file.
[21:53] <Ilmen> ducasse: Thanks.
[21:54] <Bashing-om> dorkmafia: At the grub boot menu press the 'e' key for edit mode . What results ?
[21:54] <HexaChop> Pavlos, what's next?
[21:55] <dorkmafia> set params 'Ubuntu'
[21:55] <dorkmafia> then recordfail load_video gfmode $linux_gf ..
[21:55] <dorkmafia> you meant hat?
[21:55] <pavlos> HexaChop, here's a page with pictures ... https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/install-ubuntu-desktop
[21:56] <dazed1> hiyas, is there anyone who might take a poke at an selinux question on ubuntu?
[21:56] <fearnothing> Sean_McG - whereas on mine slapd most certainly is using the system logger as it's going into the syslog file
[21:56] <HexaChop> Pavlos, should I select install 3rd party software?
[21:56] <pavlos> HexaChop, if you are doing dual boot, there are differences
[21:56] <fearnothing> I just can't get it to forward
[21:56] <HexaChop> Pavlos, hwlp with dual boot?
[21:57] <HexaChop> Pavlos help*
[21:57] <pavlos> HexaChop, your choice, it will d/l during install
[21:57] <Bashing-om> dorkmafia: Yeah ,,, now in this screen areow  down to the line starting with linux and across to "quiet splash" , rmove these terms and all aftr .. and in the place insert systemd.unit=multi-user.target . This shoulkd be TTY1, can you log into the system here ?
[21:57] <Bashing-om> arrow*
[21:57] <HexaChop> Pavlos help with dual boot?
[21:57] <ducasse> !install | HexaChop
[21:58] <pavlos> HexaChop, what's the other OS
[21:58] <Sean_McG> wait what the...
[21:58] <ducasse> HexaChop: there are instructions for both dualboot and single install
[21:58] <HexaChop> Pavlos, Windows UEFI 10
[21:59] <dorkmafia> Bashing-om: ok let me do that
[21:59] <dorkmafia> then boot?
[21:59] <pavlos> HexaChop, another page, please read before you continue http://www.tecmint.com/install-ubuntu-16-04-alongside-with-windows-10-or-8-in-dual-boot/
[22:00] <Bashing-om> dorkmafia: when the edit is made , key combo ctl+x to boot up the system ub terminal mode .
[22:00] <HexaChop> Pavlos, I have different HDDs for both OSes
[22:00] <dorkmafia> the line says linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.4.0-57-generic root=UUID=<UUID> ro systemd.unit=multi-user.target
[22:01] <Bashing-om> dorkmafia: looks correct . ctl+x to boot .
[22:01] <dorkmafia> ok
[22:01] <dorkmafia> it's asking me to login
[22:01] <ElectrumGuy> has anyone experienced issues with @reboot not working?
[22:02] <ElectrumGuy> @reboot /home/jorged/startup1.sh doesn't work
[22:02] <HexaChop> Pavlos I want custom partitioning, could you please help?
[22:02] <dorkmafia> i will login now but I was trying to install ubuntu
[22:02] <ElectrumGuy> but if I run it as I could normally, it works.
[22:02] <daedeloth> Cannot mix incompatible Qt library (version 0x50501) with this library (version 0x50601)
[22:02] <dorkmafia> cause this is the 32-bit install
[22:02] <dorkmafia> i am logging into
[22:02] <daedeloth> getting desperate :)
[22:02] <Sean_McG> fearnothing: apparently I am full of it... slapd does use the system logger, I just have the line to actually log anything from it commented out in /etc/syslog.conf. I also realize now that this is not what you are asking as presumably the forwarding functionality is part of rsyslog itself.
[22:02] <dorkmafia> Bashing-om: i'm in
[22:03] <Bashing-om> dorkmafia: You have not logged in yet ? .. do so .. when asked for password. enter your pass word blindly - there will be no response to the screen .
[22:03] <dorkmafia> but it's still the 32-bit one
[22:03] <pavlos> HexaChop, I dont use dual boots, please read the links ducasse gave
[22:03] <dorkmafia> Bashing-om: I logged in yes
[22:03] <HexaChop> Pavlos, other HDDs are off, I will update GRUBS later.
[22:03] <Bashing-om> dorkmafia: Why ??  .. what are you doing ?? that you have not told ? Exactly what do you want to do ?
[22:04] <HexaChop> Pavlos, imagine I am doing it without dual boot
[22:04] <pavlos> HexaChop, then install to that one disk, the boot loader will be installed on that disk and you would have to flip OS at BIOS
[22:05] <dorkmafia> Bashing-om: I made a new usb stick with ubuntu 64 bit iso ... I want to install 64bit ubuntu
[22:05] <whatisthis> hi
[22:05] <dorkmafia> I would like to overwrite the old install
[22:05] <whatisthis> then just do it
[22:05] <HexaChop> Pavlos, after updating grub, it actually detects windows and allows to select there
[22:06] <whatisthis> hexachop
[22:06] <whatisthis> youre talking about the os-prober
[22:06] <pavlos> HexaChop, how does it detect win if the win disk is off ????
[22:06] <fearnothing> Sean_McG - yes, in the rsyslog.conf instead of specifying an output file you can specify @host:port to forward logs to
[22:07] <whatisthis> it is the software that detects your partitions type
[22:07] <whatisthis> if youre dualbooting, then your windows can be found
[22:07] <HexaChop> Pavlos, I will reconnect it after install and then using update-grub to make it detect windows loader
[22:08] <Sean_McG> fearnothing: if it really is that simple, is it possible the other end is "dropping those logs on the floor"?
[22:08] <pavlos> HexaChop, up to you. As I wrote, you can proceed with the install to your just one connected disk
[22:08] <Bashing-om> dorkmafia: The easy thing to do is just boot the installer in efi mode, choose " erase disk and install ubuntu " and should all be over with in a matter of minutes .
[22:08] <whatisthis> ^ yes
[22:09] <whatisthis> well dont erase disk, just the previous ubuntu partitions
[22:10] <dorkmafia> Bashing-om: there is nothing under the UEFI Boot Sources
[22:10] <whatisthis> HexaChop how about looking at the dual booting walkthrough on the office Ubuntu site?
[22:10] <fearnothing> Sean_McG - no, tcpdump would see them :P
[22:10] <fearnothing> in fact, tcpdump on the origin host would see them
[22:10] <dorkmafia> when I scroll down to the Legacy boot sources and select my flash drive it takes me to that screen I mentioned earlier
[22:10] <Sean_McG> oh you've checked for traffic
[22:11] <Office> whatisthis: huh?
[22:11] <Sean_McG> OK
[22:11] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, how to format drive into efi instead of gpt?
[22:11] <whatisthis> Office: what is up?
[22:11] <whatisthis> use the live usb to boot from
[22:11] <whatisthis> when you boot your computer
[22:11] <whatisthis> hold f11
[22:11] <whatisthis> or f2, depending on your computer maker
[22:11] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, i am at live cd, lol
[22:12] <whatisthis> you need to make sure your computer is in efi mode
[22:12] <whatisthis> oh
[22:12] <whatisthis> yokay
[22:12] <whatisthis> then use the install
[22:12] <whatisthis> HexaChop, there should be two options, try ubuntu, and install
[22:12] <whatisthis> HexaChop: so use the second option, the install option
[22:12] <HexaChop> Whatisthis,, my PC can load uefi and efi at the same time somehow.
[22:13] <Sean_McG> they are one and the same thing
[22:13] <whatisthis> uefi and efi are the same thing
[22:13] <whatisthis> the two different modes are efi and legacy
[22:13] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, yup legacy and efi can load at the same time
[22:13] <whatisthis> since ubuntu uses efi, you need to make sure your computer has efi enabled, along withs secure boot DISABLED
[22:14] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, secure mode is off
[22:14] <Bashing-om> dorkmafia: Are you certain you have a EFI machine ?
[22:14] <whatisthis> HexaChop, very good then. Do you see an option to install ubuntu from the live usb?
[22:14] <dorkmafia> maybe there is some dumb bios setting I need to set
[22:14] <HexaChop> Whatisthis it's a CD, yes.
[22:14] <whatisthis> oh cd
[22:14] <whatisthis> yyess the cd
[22:15] <whatisthis> HexaChop, so click the "INSTALL" option
[22:15] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, I am in the install app
[22:15] <whatisthis> HexaChop, what do you need help on then?
[22:15] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, my HDD was previously formated as gpt
[22:16] <ElectrumGuy> is there anyway to make it so a .sh script will be run on startup?
[22:16] <whatisthis> HexaChop, that shouldn't matter, the cd should still work the installation
[22:16] <HexaChop> Whatisthis I want a separate partition for the OS and user files
[22:16] <whatisthis> HexaChop, use 'gparted' to create a new partition
[22:17] <whatisthis> HexaChop, take a look at this link: http://askubuntu.com/questions/731740/how-to-install-ubuntu-on-a-gpt-partition-table-without-using-efi-boot
[22:17] <whatisthis> gparted and cfdisk are the same thing. theyre just used for different kinds of partiton
[22:18] <whatisthis> HexaChop, in order to create a NEW partition, you'll need to boot into the TRY UBUNTU first and create the partiton there
[22:18] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, I am in gparted and I need mbr partition table
[22:19] <pavlos> ElectrumGuy, you could add your script in /etc/rc.local
[22:19] <ElectrumGuy> pavlos, as root (i.e. sudo nano /etc/rc.local)?
[22:19] <whatisthis> HexaChop mbr is for windows
[22:19] <_AxS_> hey all -- what's the quick and proper way of setting the default kernel version to boot?  ubuntu-16.04 .. i assuming editing grub.cfg isn't the best plan..
[22:20] <pavlos> ElectrumGuy, yes, the last line should be exit 0
[22:20] <pavlos> ElectrumGuy, /etc/rc.local is 755
[22:20] <ElectrumGuy> pavlos, the first line of the sh script it will be executing or the first line in /etc/rc.local?
[22:20] <whatisthis> AxS
[22:20] <ducasse> HexaChop: if you are booted in uefi mode the installer will install in uefi mode. period.
[22:20] <whatisthis> Axs change the /etc/default/grub file,
[22:20] <HexaChop> Ducasse, I am in efi mode...
[22:21] <whatisthis> AxS the variable of GRUB_DEFAULT, change to the index of the kernel you want
[22:21] <pavlos> ElectrumGuy, take a look at /etc/rc.local
[22:21] <ElectrumGuy> pavlos, "permission denied" when I try to nano /etc/rc.local as a non root.
[22:21] <pavlos> ElectrumGuy, try sudo
[22:21] <whatisthis> ElectrumGuy use sudo
[22:21] <ElectrumGuy> ok
[22:21] <whatisthis> or just do su if you need to do more admin stuff
[22:21] <ElectrumGuy> i'll give it a shot now
[22:21] <ElectrumGuy> 1 sec
[22:22] <ElectrumGuy> will it run the .sh as root then?
[22:22] <whatisthis> yes
[22:22] <ElectrumGuy> the .sh creates a screen and runs a python file in that screen
[22:22] <Sean_McG> yes, rc runs as root
[22:22] <ElectrumGuy> oh wow
[22:22] <ElectrumGuy> that worked
[22:23] <HexaChop> Ducasse what is the name in gparted for mbr partition table?
[22:23] <ElectrumGuy> thanks pavlos and whatisthis
[22:23] <pavlos> ElectrumGuy, np
[22:23] <whatisthis> no problem electrumguy
[22:24] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, what is the name in gparted for mbr partition table?
[22:24] <whatisthis> HexaChop, the mbr partition is the windows
[22:24] <whatisthis> you just want to create a new partition for ubuntu
[22:25] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, I am reformatting the partition table instead of gpt. Partition table name for legacy?
[22:25] <whatisthis> HexaChop are you erasing the whole drive?
[22:26] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, exactly
[22:26] <whatisthis> remember, when you format you will lose data
[22:26] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, I'm fine with it
[22:26] <whatisthis> HexaChop, okay use EXT4
[22:27] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, no such selection, there is msdos, etc.
[22:27] <whatisthis> yes msdos is good
[22:27] <HexaChop> Pavlos, is msdos good? I need equivalent for mbr
[22:28] <pavlos> HexaChop, (whatisthis for ref) if you use the whole disk why do you go thru custom partitioning? please check the pages we provided
[22:29] <HexaChop> Pavlos, please, I need to get out of gpt
[22:29] <ducasse> HexaChop: msdos = mbr, but the installer is going to install in uefi mode now.
[22:30] <HexaChop> Ducasse, u saved me, thanks whatisthis and pavlos, too.
[22:31] <HexaChop> Ducasse, size for boot partition?
[22:33] <ducasse> HexaChop: no. read the links you have been given. at least *try* before you ask for help.
[22:33] <Sean_McG> sean@ohana:~$ du -hs /boot
[22:33] <Sean_McG> 117M    /boot
[22:34] <HexaChop> Ducasse, I did read but not thoroughly, time's pushing.
[22:34] <radulence84> Hello to all
[22:36] <Barones> my /root instalation is on a 20gb SSD and /home on a 1tb hd, but upgrades ask for more space on /root is there a way to migrate /opt and others large folders to HD?
[22:36] <Sean_McG> Barones: sure
[22:37] <Sean_McG> Barones: investigate autofs
[22:38] <Barones> Sean_McG, thank you
[22:39] <Bashing-om> Barones: " more space on /root" what we often see here is a number of old kernels installed to the system . If so, removing the old kernels will fix .
[22:39] <Sean_McG> I mount user directories using that (some are local, others via NFS)
[22:39] <yaourt> Tried several methods, can't seem to figure out the issue, anyone know why i get flickers on web browsers?
[22:39] <yaourt> video card "intel hd 4000"
[22:40] <Sean_McG> yaourt: poor acceleration on the Intel drivers
[22:40] <yaourt> Sean_McG, i don't notice this issue on Arch or Debian.
[22:41] <HexaChop> Ducasse, ubuntu is now installing!
[22:41] <Sean_McG> do they use the same kernel?
[22:41] <yaourt> Is it just a ubuntu issue?
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[22:41] <yaourt> Well ubuntu is pretty much Deb with a ton of shit stacked ontop so i cant see it make much more of a diffrence?
[22:42] <Sean_McG>  /kb BRS-Ryan irrelevant
[22:42] <HexaChop> yaourt, no swearing, please.
[22:42] <yaourt> sry
[22:42] <akik> yaourt: try updating the kernel to a mainline kernel and see if that fixes it
[22:42] <xubuntu13w> Hi everyone. I'm in need of help with my 16.10  installation. Everything works fine until I receive the error message "grub-efi-amd64-signed failed to install into /target/"
[22:42] <HexaChop> yaourt,  no probs, bro :)
[22:42] <yaourt> akik, you have a link for that?
[22:42] <xubuntu13w> hen the installer fails and I have to reboot into the live session (which I'm currently using to seek help).
[22:43] <saju_m> Hi, I want to add some new *deb packages to my local repo
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[22:43] <akik> yaourt: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[22:43] <Questions> if i use ubuntu server and install the i3 window manager on it, can that be used as a desktop system that is substantially lighter than vanilla (unity) Ubuntu?
[22:43] <saju_m> i used reprepro to create that repo
[22:43] <HexaChop> Ducasse, how to install nvidia drivers if I have just the internal CPU gpu enabled?
[22:43] <xubuntu13w> One solution I found online was to modify the filename "grub-efi-amd64-signed_1.9~ubuntu12.04.4+1.99-21ubuntu3.10_amd.deb" by adding "64" at the end before .deb, but I cannot find the proper directory
[22:43] <yaourt> akik thanks.
[22:43] <saju_m> i am planing to use reprepro include command to add new packages to that repo
[22:43] <Sean_McG> yaourt: I don't notice any flicker with Chrome on my Skylake though.
[22:44] <saju_m> reprepro need *.changes file to add new packages to repo
[22:44] <dazed1> anyone able to field an selinux question?  There are a few profiles available - one is specifically for mls, but using the non-mls "ubuntu" profile shows MLS as being enabled, and if I set it to enforcing multiple basic things have mls errors.  Any tip on disabling MLS?
[22:44] <saju_m> how to do i get this *.changes file ?
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[22:45] <saju_m> is there any command to download *.chnages file of a packages ?
[22:45] <Sean_McG> yaourt: I built my own packages for newer libva and i965-va-driver though
[22:45] <HexaChop> pavlos, bro, u there?
[22:46] <xubuntu13w> It is supposedly a but when installing from a pen drive
[22:46] <xubuntu13w> *bug
[22:46] <Sean_McG> yaourt: (which I think is only used for video from YouTube et al.)
[22:46] <pavlos> HexaChop, here
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[22:46] <HexaChop> Pavlos, k, how to install nvidia drivers while having just the CPU GPU enabled?
[22:47] <Sean_McG> can someone please deal with the spam bot
[22:47] <whatisthis> sean mcg how can i help
[22:47] <pavlos> HexaChop, after ubuntu is installed, you could check control settings, additional drivers and it would prompt you which Nvidia drivers to install
[22:48] <Sean_McG> HexaChop: graphics-driver PPA
[22:48] <k1l> BRS-Ryan: advertising is forbidden in here.
[22:48] <Sean_McG> HexaChop: which GPU?
[22:48] <xubuntu13w> is anyone familiar with the error message "grub-efi-amd64-signed failed to install into /target/" during an install?
[22:48] <xubuntu13w> Can I resolve it by partitioning manually?
[22:49] <HexaChop> Sean_McG, 2x Asus Strix 1070 GPUs.
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[22:50] <whatisthis> where is the mod for this chan
[22:50] <akik> !ops
[22:50] <akik> i think that's the way
[22:50]  * dax raises an eyebrow
[22:50] <whatisthis> !ops
[22:50] <whatisthis> ops
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[22:50] <Sean_McG> HexaChop: ah, yes I use nvidia-370 from the graphics-drivers PPA -- I have an eVGA GTX 1070.
[22:51] <Questions> if i use ubuntu server and install the i3 window manager on it, can that be used as a desktop system that is substantially lighter than vanilla (unity) Ubuntu? :)
[22:51] <whatisthis> Questions, yes
[22:51] <HexaChop> Sean_McG, so relatable :D
[22:51] <whatisthis> i3 is the best window manager in my opionion
[22:51] <ducasse> Questions: that is essentially what i do
[22:51] <Questions> whatisthis, ducasse ok, cool. but will there be media things also there? like sound codecs etc
[22:51] <whatisthis> ducasse very good
[22:51] <whatisthis> Questions, of course.
[22:51] <Questions> i'm worried because since it's a *server*, it may not have that
[22:52] <whatisthis> Questions, the wm or de doesn't affect your drivers
[22:52] <Questions> since a server generally has no need to play sound
[22:52] <whatisthis> Questions, a server is just a computer
[22:52] <whatisthis> Questions, unless it is some business grade material, most likely your server is jsut a big tower pc
[22:53] <Questions> whatisthis, i know, what i mean is, the underlying server variant of Ubuntu is meant to be used as a server presumably, FTP, webserver, all that jazz
[22:53] <whatisthis> Questions, on which you can install drivers and codecs
[22:53] <Questions> right
[22:53] <dax> Questions: Ubuntu Desktop and Server use the same repositories, so anything that can be installed on the former can be installed on the latter
[22:53] <dax> it's just a convenience thing
[22:53] <whatisthis> Questions, there are software that hosts audio, if you wnat to listen to music directly from your server, you can
[22:53] <whatisthis> dax, correctly said
[22:54] <Sean_McG> HexaChop: and if you want to switch between internal video and the GPU you'll have to a) enable both in the BIOS/UEFI, and b) use nvidia-prime (from the same PPA) to switch between them
[22:54] <Questions> dax: i see, but my question is more specifically if the server variant *already comes* with the things necessary to be able to, say, reproduce audio, and not have to apt-get it from repos
[22:54] <Questions> dax, whatisthis, the context is that this is going to be a fork down the line
[22:54] <Questions> of ubuntu
[22:55] <Questions> and i want this all to be there ready made, instead of having the user downloading it after install
[22:55] <whatisthis> Quesitons, understood
[22:55] <dax> Questions: no
[22:55] <Questions> i see, hm
[22:55] <Questions> i'll have to package it then
[22:55] <dax> Questions: there are no music playing apps etc. installed
[22:55] <dax> all the same drivers would be there, because it's the same kernel
[22:55] <Questions> yeah i see i see
[22:55] <whatisthis> Questions, you'll ned to customize yourself, then save it in your new fork
[22:56] <Questions> so i guess i'll have to figure out how to package those
[22:56] <Questions> and then fork
[22:56] <whatisthis> Questions, yes, there are many ways to create an iso
[22:56] <Sean_McG> HexaChop: I've been testing an application that uses Intel QSV so I need to use the internal card for now.
[22:57] <Questions> i was recommended isolinux for that, and for the installer, squashfs
[22:57] <whatisthis> Questions: http://askubuntu.com/questions/136165/how-to-create-iso-images
[22:57] <Questions> whatisthis: that looks good
[22:57] <Sean_McG> s/card/graphics/
[22:57] <Questions> thanks let me see
[22:57] <whatisthis> Questions, of course :)
[22:58] <whatisthis> Questions, as i actually run arch on my box, i only know of archiso, for my distro
[22:58] <Questions> arch is another good one, but not as beginner friendly as Ubuntu
[22:58] <Questions> arch has excellent documentation online though, i'll give it that

[22:58] <whatisthis> Questions: true, and true. I love arch. Cannot go back to any other platform of linux
[22:59] <whatisthis> but back to ubuntu...
[22:59] <whatisthis> ubuntu has basically premade distros, like better versions of windows lol
[22:59] <whatisthis> Questions: just be sure to back up your data before doing any dd-ing
[23:00] <Questions> kind of, and since i like ubuntu's userbase and its high-quality package repos, i figured i'd use it to remaster
[23:00] <HexaChop> Ducasse, whatisthis, pavlos, bros, thank you A LOT.
[23:00] <Questions> whatisthis: oh yah
[23:00] <whatisthis> HexaChop, any time
[23:00] <whatisthis> :)
[23:00] <Questions> this will all be attempted first in a VM
[23:00] <HexaChop> Whatisthis, :)
[23:00] <whatisthis> Questions: That is a good place to practice. and save a lot of headache
[23:00] <Questions> yeah lol
[23:00] <Sean_McG> ditto.
[23:08] <ubuntuuser> Hello I am having a problem with ubuntu on my dell xps13. It was not recognizing my ac adapter so I went into bios and restored defaults and now when I try to boot ubuntu it says "busyBox v1.21.1 (ubuntu 1:1.21.0-1ubuntu1) built-in shell (ash) enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.                (Initramfs) unable to find a medium containing a live file system
[23:10] <whatisthis> ubuntuuser
[23:10] <Bashing-om> ubuntuuser: Reset the boot order to the drive that contains ubuntu ?
[23:10] <whatisthis> this means it doesn't recognized your live usb
[23:10] <ubuntuuser> But I am not trying to boot from live USB but from the ssd
[23:11] <whatisthis> ubuntuuser then your ssd isnt configured correctly for the conmputer to recognize it
[23:11] <ubuntuuser> Boot sequence is uefi Samsung ssd pm851 m.2 2280 128gb
[23:12] <Questions> thanks all for the help
[23:12] <ubuntuuser> What would have caused this? All I did was restore defaults so I should be able to change something correct?
[23:12] <whatisthis> ubuntuuser, how did you load ubuntu onto the ssd
[23:13] <ubuntuuser> It came with the computer that way I have been using it for about a year and all my life is saved on it
[23:14] <whatisthis> ubuntuuser when you restored defaults you may have either changed some settings so the computer cant read the chip
[23:14] <enigma> hola
[23:14] <whatisthis> ubuntuuser, or you erase and formatted your ssd
[23:15] <tianhe> well
[23:15] <whatisthis> ubuntuser, try booting from a usb with linux installed, then see if your files from the kernel is still there
[23:16] <HexaChop> Sean_McG, it is possible to switch? :O
[23:16] <ubuntuuser> I don't think I erased anything because it happened very quickly and didn't give any indication that would happen also when I try to boot the ubuntu load screen comes up before that error message
[23:16] <Sean_McG> HexaChop: yes.
[23:16] <ubuntu007> weolcome
[23:16] <ubuntu007> welcome
[23:16] <ubuntu007> hello
[23:17] <ubuntu007> i solveed yesterday problem
[23:17] <HexaChop> Sean_McG, is it possible for ubuntu to run on internal and Windows on nvidia?
[23:17] <HexaChop> Sean_McG on boot
[23:17] <Sean_McG> HexaChop: I haven't tried, but I suspect that is also possible.
[23:18] <HexaChop> Sean_McG that'd be cool!
[23:18] <whatisthis> ubuntuers
[23:19] <whatisthis> ubuntuuser if it was preinstalled, then you could have reset something that shouldbe reseet
[23:19] <ubuntuuser> whatisthis: it goes to the purple ubuntu load screen and then to the error message should I contact dell then?
[23:20] <whatisthis> ubuntuuser: your best bet is to yes, contact your manufacturer
[23:20] <whatisthis> ubuntuuser: in worst case scenario you boot with live usb to recover your files before reinstalling
[23:22] <HexaChop> That is a lot of pings.
[23:23] <pavlos> ubuntuuser, not sure if this page might help ... http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/04/SLN297060/en
[23:24] <Sean_McG> irccloud fall down go boom
[23:24] <HexaChop> Sean_McG, lol
[23:26] <whatisthis> exit
[23:29] <g405t> Has anyone experienced cryptswap failure following upgrade to 16.04?
[23:33] <skiddie> IM A SKRIPT-KIDDIE
[23:33] <skiddie> I NEED MOAR SKRIPTZ
[23:34] <skiddie> TO H4X0R PEEPLE
[23:34] <Przhevalskoye> okay
[23:34] <Przhevalskoye> so uumm
[23:34] <Przhevalskoye> te
[23:34] <Przhevalskoye> ye
[23:35] <Sean_McG> mmmmkay then
[23:36] <g405t> Following my upgrade to 16.04 I found that my encrypted drive /dev/sda5 loaded okay, but my encrypted home folder did not. I found that modifications to my /etc/fstab tmpfs was necessary to allow my encrypted home folder to begin working again.
[23:36] <skiddie> I AM SKRIPT KIDDIE SUPREME
[23:36] <skiddie> NEED SKRIPTS TO H4X0R
[23:37] <g405t> I am wondering if there is something simple like this that I am overlooking to get cryptswap working again because nobody seems to be talking about it.
[23:37] <k1l_> skiddie: stop that please. this channel is for technical ubuntu support only
[23:38] <skiddie> k1l_: the skripts
[23:38] <skiddie> they are supposed to hack ubuntu right?
[23:38] <hggdh> no
[23:39] <skiddie> yes
[23:39] <skiddie> i need them
[23:39] <Przhevalskoye> sudo apt-get install skriptz
[23:39] <skiddie> the skrips that hack ubuntu
[23:39] <skiddie> Przhevalskoye: it gave an error
[23:39] <hggdh> skiddie: not here, please
[23:39] <skiddie> "Error code 0x666
[23:39] <skiddie> : Skriptz can go to hell"
[23:40] <Przhevalskoye> skiddie: try this: sudo apt-get install life
[23:40] <skiddie> lol
[23:41] <scriptkiddie> hi hggdh
[23:41] <scriptkiddie> i am a script kiddie
[23:41] <scriptkiddie> i am l33t skid
[23:45] <g405t> I have checked all my settings and cryptswap should still be working but I am seeing in my boot.log that dependency failure for swap and cryptswap follow this error:
[23:47] <wd_> hi
[23:47] <wd_> setting up a new machine i just built here
[23:48] <Bashing-om> g405t: A shot in the darkl but a quick check ' cat /etc/fstab ' the UUIDs aggree with ' sudo blkid ' ?
[23:48] <wd_> almost done... got ubuntu 16.04 installed onto ssd
[23:48] <wd_> got video card functioning properly
[23:49] <wd_> need advice on how to about incorporating installed 4tb hdd into ubuntu
[23:50] <theoceaniscool> wd_, What do you mean by "incorporating"?
[23:51] <wd_> what would be the point of partitioning the 4tb drive?
[23:53] <theoceaniscool> wd_, partitioning divides a physical drive in one or more logical units, in which you can create filesystems (structures to save files on the disk)
[23:54] <pavlos> wd_, just call it /data, mount it, store data in there