[12:31] <_ruben> when having built a kernel using debian/rules binary-flavour, is there an "easy" way to get .dsc/.changes/etc files as well? so i can dput the files to my mirror
[13:45] <joe5ie> hey
[13:45] <joe5ie> does anyone know what was the last kernel that didnt use credentials?
[16:04] <doctormo> With the talk yesterday about KVM and testing, does the KVM support USB? will we be able to use it for testing UDB device support?
[17:39] <dandel> i need to change the suspend/resume scripts to be able to get back on the network before the system tries to read/write to the file system ><:
[17:57] <dandel> does the kernel get tested against the usage of using the wubi stuff very often on suspend/resume?


[21:09] <omgwtf> I somehow lost my /home partition while making a bootable usb. I didn't double check, and used history to dd to /dev/sdb1. Computer locked up, and I did reisub, and now I can't log in (graphical interface).
[21:11] <Txlinux> test
[21:11] <Adran> omgwtf: not sure about recovery, but you could start over recreate the partition and a user directory
[21:14] <iNeedHealing> can I ask problems about ubuntu budgie here ? since no one there seems to take me seriously and it's an official community distro
[21:15] <Allanis> Hi iNeedHealing. Just ask. it'll be answered it's known.
[21:15] <Allanis> it it's*
[21:15] <iNeedHealing> if it's :P
[21:15] <Allanis> :)
[21:15] <Allanis> Shutup.
[21:15] <iNeedHealing> ok, my computer gets stuck loading serices while trying to load the installer
[21:15] <iNeedHealing> haha sorry :P
[21:16] <iNeedHealing> it gives me ENOTTY
[21:16] <iNeedHealing> and complains about GPU lockup
[21:16] <iNeedHealing> (I'm assuming it gets over the lockup part since it displays fine)
[21:17] <Outy> Handover901: you should check your pc for hardware errors
[21:18] <Outy> Handover901: when starting ubuntu you should have the grub boot screen. select memtest and let it run for at last 3 passes. if you have no selection screen on boot hold shift while booting
[21:19] <Allanis> Sorry iNeedHealing no idea.
[21:19] <Handover901> hey guys, so my GUI is crashing after installing Ubuntu 16.04 Desktop and I want to copy logs.  2) what is the make/model of the PC (or which GPU model does it have) ?
[21:21] <iNeedHealing> 17.10, MSI GeForce 1050 Ti
[21:22] <TJ-> iNeedHealing: And /Ubuntu/ 17.10 installer ran OK?
[21:22] <omgwtf> Adran: could you be more specific? i am running testdisk now, but I don't fully understand what I'm doing :p, or even really what i messed up. my /home was on /dev/sda
[21:22] <iNeedHealing> yes
[21:22] <Handover901> thank you outy
[21:22] <TJ-> iNeedHealing: Have you done a checksum verification of the Budgie install image?
[21:22] <iNeedHealing> yes
[21:22] <Handover901> also how could i do memtest if when i turn on the PC, it boots right into the login screen?
[21:22] <TJ-> iNeedHealing: Of the ISO file, or of the image on the install device itself ?
[21:22] <iNeedHealing> ISO and verified image with installer
[21:23] <iNeedHealing> installed image *
[21:23] <TJ-> iNeedHealing: OK, is it the Budgie 17.10 installer?
[21:23] <iNeedHealing> that's the one giving me problems yes
[21:23] <Outy> omgwtf: your data is gone! dont waste your time.. dd overwrites. you cannot rescue anymore
[21:23] <TJ-> iNeedHealing: OK, which ought to be using the same ubiquity installer - let me check if that is the case
[21:24] <Outy> omgwtf: except it did overwrite yust a few mb or gb   than you can save the sorry rest
[21:24] <iNeedHealing> I'm pretty sure it's the ENOTTY that's screwing me
[21:24] <iNeedHealing> I'm using USB stick
[21:24] <Handover901> one last thing, i want to run "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade -y" into terminal but I want all output from the terminal written on a text file
[21:24] <Handover901> so I can copy what was updated
[21:25] <BVale> hm i downloaded blender from blender.org, where do i have to put it, that it can be added to the application bar and so on ?
[21:25] <omgwtf> Outy: the image was only 4gigs, and i don't even know if it finished before i rebooted. also, i'm not certain i overwrote my home... it just seems like it.
[21:25] <Handover901> BVale, did u install it?
[21:25] <TJ-> iNeedHealing: right, but that implies that is because the video driver hasn't loaded/isn't working
[21:25] <BVale> just unzipped it, i can start it by double clicking it
[21:26] <iNeedHealing> really ?
[21:26] <BVale> the ubuntu software store, dont have to right version, soo i need to use the version from the blender site
[21:27] <iNeedHealing> I thought ENOTTY was mostly because of inputs not being detected correctly
[21:27] <Outy> omgwtf: was there any very important data on it ???
[21:27] <TJ-> iNeedHealing: TTY == TeleTYpe == console; NOTTY means no tty available for console
[21:28] <omgwtf> Outy: Yes.
[21:28] <iNeedHealing> the error said "not a typewriter" which implies ENOTTY is input issue
[21:30] <TJ-> iNeedHealing: I'm reading the 17.10 release notes for budgie; it says there it's the first version using the ubiquity installer, so it's possible they've not quite got it correct as yet.
[21:30] <iNeedHealing> aight
[21:31] <iNeedHealing> as you suggest
[21:31] <Outy> omgwtf: than you could use testdisk -> no log -> /dev/sdb -> intel -> analyse
[21:31] <Outy> omgwtf: that should take n hour or two
[21:31] <omgwtf> Outy: thank you, i will do that.
[21:32] <Outy> omgwtf: that is for searching to get infos of lost file system, then hope it will be discovered
[21:32] <Outy> omgwtf: maybe you need to choose further option deep search - do that too
[21:32] <Outy> omgwtf: when done write me =)
[21:33] <TJ-> iNeedHealing: If you've installed /Ubuntu/ successfully, maybe you could just "apt install ubuntu-budgie-desktop" ?
[21:33] <omgwtf> Outy: ok thank you :)
[21:33] <Adran> TJ-: are you familiar with mdadm?
[21:33] <iNeedHealing> I'll do so
[21:35] <TJ-> Adran: Yes
[21:36] <Adran> TJ-: running out of experience and options https://gist.github.com/Ttech/47cccbc4eafd0455dd1f23b5d187073a
[21:36] <Adran> not sure how to proceed to protect the data if any exists still
[21:36] <Adran> the drives are working, the nas exploded
[21:37] <cariveri> how to prevent ssh server from running on start up? Id liek to start it manually when ever I need.
[21:37] <Adran> cariveri: systemctl disable ssh
[21:38] <yosefrow_> Adran,  physically exploded?
[21:38] <TJ-> Adran: Are you sure there's a PT on there? It could be a plain whole-disk LVM. Try "sudo blkid /dev/md411"
[21:38] <Adran> yosefrow_: it decided that its flash storage was silly and decided to get corrupted
[21:38] <cariveri> Adran: doesnt that also dsiable ssh connections as a whole?
[21:38] <Adran> cariveri: not active ones
[21:38] <yosefrow_> cariveri, systemctl disable openssh-server
[21:39] <Adran> TJ-: /dev/md411: TYPE="LVM2_member"
[21:39] <yosefrow_> cariveri, sorry i meant systemctl disable ssd.service
[21:39] <yosefrow_> sshd.service
[21:39] <yosefrow_> dammit wheres my coffee
[21:40] <TJ-> Adran: there you go! "sudo pvscan /dev/md411" or/and "sudo vgchange -ay" then "ls /dev/mapper/"
[21:41] <seed_> hello
[21:41] <Outy> hello
[21:42] <cariveri> yosefrow_: Adran  Perfect . thanks guys!
[21:43] <Adran> TJ-: pv scan: too many parameters on command line?
[21:44] <yosefrow_> cariveri, which command did you run to disable it?
[21:44] <TJ-> Adran: haha sorry, that's me, try "sudo pvs /dev/md411"
[21:44] <Adran>   Failed to find physical volume "/dev/md411".
[21:44] <TJ-> Adran: but "sudo vgchange -ay" should active the VG and any LVs, so "ls /dev/mapper/" will list the LVs
[21:46] <TJ-> Adran: try "sudo pvs --verbose /dev/md411" in case it reveals anything about the missing metadata
[21:46] <Adran> TJ-: Using physical volume(s) on command line.   Wiping cache of LVM-capable devices  Failed to find physical volume "/dev/md411".
[21:47] <TJ-> Adran: is it active? "cat /proc/mdstat"
[21:47] <TJ-> Adran: it might be rebuilding still
[21:47] <Adran> TJ-: md411 : active (read-only) raid10 sda3[0] sdd3[3] sdc3[2] sdb3[1]
[21:48] <Adran> I assembled it read only in case of any data problems
[21:48] <Adran> why is that list out of order 0.o shouldn't it be sda3 sdb3 sdc3 sdd3
[21:49] <TJ-> Adran: right, so, unless this os a problem with it being set to read-only, it looks like 'blkid' sees some LVM metadata which is why it reports LVM2_member, but possibly that is corrupted so LMV itself cannot understand it
[21:49] <cariveri> yosefrow_: yours. the systectl one
[21:49] <TJ-> Adran: is the system you've got these disk on running the same kernel version that the disk were working with? (difference in versions can sometimes cause newer metadata not to work with older kernels)
[21:50] <Adran> TJ-: possibly slightly newer
[21:51] <Adran> i can try to downgrade
[21:51] <TJ-> Adran: try "sudo pvdisplay --debug --ignorelockingfailure --verbose /dev/md411"
[21:51] <Adran> Failed to find physical volume "/dev/md411".
[21:51] <TJ-> Adran: No; newer looking at older is fine; it's older looking at newer that can be a problem if features from 'newer' were used that 'older' doesn't understand
[21:52] <Adran> TJ-: nope its def newer
[21:52] <TJ-> Adran: hmm, you know, "failed to find" sounds like it's not even locating the /dev/md411 node. What does "ls -l /dev/md411" show?
[21:53] <Adran> brw------- 1 root root 9, 411 2018-02-19 00:32 /dev/md411
[21:53] <TJ-> Adran: OK, so it is a (b)lock device node, not a symlink
[21:54] <Adran> yeah
[21:55] <TJ-> Adran: I'm wondering if this system has some metadata under /etc/lvm/ you can use; there may be something in archive/ or backup/
[21:55] <Adran> 	valid_devices=[ 		"/dev/md411", ...
[21:56] <TJ-> Adran: look in /etc/lvm/archive/ for a file with VGNAME_xxxxx.vg
[21:56] <Adran> no archive
[21:56] <TJ-> Adran: is this using the OS that originally managed this LVM VG ?
[21:56] <Adran> no
[21:57] <TJ-> Adran: ahhh, that'll be why
[21:57] <Adran> that OS is gone
[21:57] <TJ-> Adran: And no separate backups?
[21:57] <Adran> sorta, Loss of about 4 months beacuse the backup trigger got disabled. :(
[21:57] <TJ-> Adran: because without those we can't even do a manual PV recovery using pvcreate --uuid --restore ...
[21:58] <Adran> yeah the entire reason this started is the flash failed on my nas
[21:59] <TJ-> Adran: Hmmmm; recovering access to the LVM without is a big, complicated, manual, task
[21:59] <TJ-> Adran: if you've got backups even from some time ago those should be useful if the geometry of the LVM hasn't been changed since they were made
[22:00] <MrHall> Hello, someone know how can i change cpu frequency on boot? beacuase if i change with tools like cpupower when i reboot the OS lost that changes
[22:00] <Adran> blah
[22:01] <TJ-> Adran: try this "sudo vgchange -an --partial"
[22:02] <TJ-> Adran: it may report the UUID which is one of the values you need
[22:02] <Adran>   PARTIAL MODE. Incomplete logical volumes will be processed.
[22:02] <TJ-> Adran: was that all? No uuid's ?
[22:04] <Adran> TJ-: thats all it showed
[22:04] <TJ-> Adran: try this, and pastebin the result: "hexdump -n 1024 -C /dev/md411"
[22:05] <Outy> MrHall should have waited for an answer a little longer... what are people expecting here - getting an answer in under 3 secs?
[22:05] <Adran> TJ-: https://gist.github.com/Ttech/8937fd7a7fbf0a491b415663f331ddb4
[22:07] <yosefrow__> Outy, service expectations have risen
[22:07] <TJ-> Adran: well that's progress; the UUID is the 32 bytes starting at offset 0220 (2 lines)
[22:08] <yosefrow__> Outy, They should add "expected response time 5 mins - 1 hour" to the motd or something
[22:08] <Outy> yosefrow__: i had the answer =)  but now he is on his own
[22:09] <Adran> TJ-: i hope so :(
[22:09] <yosefrow__> Some people have the impression that this is an official support channel with paid volunteers
[22:09] <Outy> yosefrow__: you want to say that i dont get paid here ??? what the ... ^^
[22:14] <TJ-> Adran: I think I have a way to capture the metadata; give me a moment to confirm it here
[22:14] <Outy> omgwtf: how is it going ?
[22:18] <angrybread> is this a good place to ask questions
[22:18] <Adran> generally yes
[22:18] <Adran> if you ask the question
[22:18] <TJ-> Adran: OK, try this, then pastebin the resulting file. "dd if=/dev/md411 bs=1200K count=1  | strings > /tmp/lvm-data.log" then "pastebinit /tmp/lvm-data.log"
[22:19] <Adran> TJ-: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Ttech/cca4ab027f7ec12161a8849b48d125fd/raw/59891b36573459f579f8163b0aaf0f9162005ad3/gistfile1.txt
[22:20] <Budgii> Just something cool i found: sudo apt install speedtest-cli ;speedtest-cli; run a speedtest right from terminal. pretty good.
[22:21] <angrybread> just learning how to use linux and doing stuff in the terminal window and my end goal is to compile a file using avr-gcc for an adruino...i think i need to use makefile but not sure...is there a good site that explains this in very basic terms so a beginner could easily understand
[22:21] <TJ-> Adran: does that look like your complete LVM data ?
[22:22] <omgwtf> Outy: i haven't even gotten to do that yet. i'm still waiting for another scan :p
[22:22] <Outy> omgwtf: okay =)
[22:23] <Outy> omgwtf: you can read this in the meanwhile: https://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
[22:24] <Adran> TJ-: it looks like data repeated, dev_size is if that is in bytes, only ~23gb?
[22:25] <TJ-> Adran: we may not have captured all the data; might need to capture more. At the end of the file is there still intelligable lines of text, or is it short lines of random characters?
[22:26] <Adran> still ascii
[22:26] <TJ-> Adran: OK, so increase the block size and do it again, until you get random ascii at the end of the file
[22:29] <Adran> TJ-: https://gist.github.com/Ttech/7f494754eb2d726c1493f263891c97fc
[22:29] <Adran> added hexdump
[22:30] <Handover901> Hey, so my Ubuntu Desktop kept crashing before and I always have to reinstall it. I decided to get a copy of syslog before and after I update for the first time
[22:31] <Adran> sounds like drivers
[22:31] <Handover901> sec, uploading
[22:31] <Handover901> before update: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/KbWM4BMRkb/
[22:31] <Budgii> Hi all, is there a channel where I can discuss hardware upgrade for laptops?
[22:32] <Adran> Budgii: there's ##hardware
[22:32] <Budgii> thanks!
[22:32] <Handover901> after update: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/gJQW5pdM56/
[22:32] <Adran> but i don't think its disallowed here
[22:32] <Handover901> Adran, i posted the logs, what do u think
[22:33] <TJ-> Adran: It looks like there /may/ be enough there to rebuild the /etc/lvm/archive/vg1-x-${date}.vg file. Does "sudo blkid /dev/md411" should a UUID, and if so, does it match the PV UUID in the metadata you've extracted ?
[22:34] <Adran> ahh i thought i sent the blkid
[22:34] <Adran> one sec
[22:34] <Adran> TJ-: yes
[22:34] <iNeedHealing> so TJ-, what do you suggest I do now ? re-download 17.10 ?
[22:34] <Adran> Handover901: i don't see anything specific at tim of crash
[22:34] <Handover901> the server didnt crash yet on this pc
[22:34] <Handover901> its going to crash
[22:35] <Handover901> Ubuntu GUI does not crash immediatly, it takes time but if i leave it overnight, it is garunteed to crash
[22:35] <Handover901> So far, all I installed was TeamViewer & Virtualbox
[22:35] <Handover901> I can paste the logs for that if u want
[22:35] <iNeedHealing> I do have Ubuntu 16.04 somewhere, should I install that then system-upgrade ?
[22:36] <Adran> Handover901: whats helpful is right before the logs, your system is still going to be writing
[22:36] <Adran> reboot, look at the last set and see whats happening at crash
[22:36] <Handover901> okay will do
[22:39] <Jack3k3> hello, I have ubuntu installed on a virtualbox, it was working fine but it froze up so i turned off the virtualbox nand back on, now it shows the ubuntu loading screen and then goes an all black screen with a static/frozen cursor at the top. nothing else happens
[22:39] <Jack3k3> any ideas????
[22:40] <iNeedHealing> TJ-: could I just download Ubuntu Server 17.10.1 and install budgie over that ?
[22:40] <Adran> Jack3k3: reboot, hit escape and go to recovery, see if there was some disk errors
[22:42] <intx> hi! what's the ubuntu package that tells you what package you need to install when you type the name of a program you don't have installed?
[22:42] <TJ-> Adran: OK, provided the extracted data is /ALL/ the LVM metadata, you've got the basis for recreating the /etc/lvm/archive/vg1-xxx.vg file which can be used with vgcfgrestore
[22:43] <TJ-> Adran: /however/ before doing that there needs to be a /complete/ backup of the md411 device because even the slightest mistake will cause corruption
[22:43] <Adran> :|
[22:44] <hal90001> test
[22:44] <Adran> i have no way to backup the entirety of this volume
[22:44] <hal90001> test
[22:45] <hal90001> re
[22:45] <yeats> hal90001: do you have a support question?
[22:45] <Adran> TJ-: well, thank you for your help
[22:45] <Adran> more then i could have one
[22:46] <Outy> yeats: no i give answers here =)
[22:46] <yeats> intx: command-not-found
[22:46] <Outy> yeats: most of the time =)
[22:47] <yeats> Outy: ok
[22:47] <intx> yeats: thanks :)
[22:49] <TJ-> Adran: I'd suggest you do some reading about vgcfgrestore, and look at some specimen /etc/lvm/archive/*.vg files created on a test rig - that'll help you see what to expect in a valid .vg file, and how close the extracted text is to that already. I do data recovery so for me it'd probably be about 4 hours work, so it is possible. For you I'd expect 5 times that, including time spent on test-rig experimenting
[22:49] <TJ-> with the procedure to verify the steps
[22:49] <omgwtf> Outy: I don't know what i'm supposed to be seeing.
[22:49] <Adran> yeah
[22:52] <Outy> omgwtf: if deep scan is finished and if ur lucky you should see that the list shows a file system like ext2/3/4
[22:52] <TJ-> Adran: the thing to be aware of is this: the extracted data may be more than is required. That area may have been written with more text on a previous occassion than was written most recently, so you have to be careful to ensure you get just the latest 'write' by carefully following the metadata structure blocks with the { .. } and [ ... ] markers
[22:53] <Outy> omgwtf: https://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step   see: A partition is missing: deeper search
[22:53] <Adran> TJ-: LVM sounds awful
[22:53] <TJ-> Adran: in other words,, older data at the end is not overwritten by never data; new writes just use less bytes
[22:53] <Jack3k3> Adran, how would i check for disk errorsr in recovery? im in a shell now
[22:54] <TJ-> Adran: actually it's fantastic - keeping it's metadata as text makes recovery trivial, unlike with binary metadata formats
[22:54] <Outy> omgwtf: if a partition is found you can select it with arrow keys and hit p to list files - if files are available you can copy
[22:54] <omgwtf> Outy: 2 of the partitions found in /dev/sda come back with "support for this filesystem hasn't been enable during compilation
[22:54] <Adran> Jack3k3: the menu should say fsck
[22:54] <omgwtf> Outy: the 3rd has like linux kernels in it
[22:54] <omgwtf> Outy: and grub etc
[22:54] <Adran> TJ-: when its detected
[22:55] <Adran> TJ-: question though, if i remount/assemble the raid array non-readonly
[22:55] <Outy> omgwtf: wasnt it sdb you where supposed to scan ?
[22:55] <Adran> and lvscan,pvscan etc are run, could that damage the data?
[22:55] <Jack3k3> Adran, I tried that, no errors. However Im in the terminal and I just got a few messages from dmsg i believe: [TIME] Timed out waiting for device dev-di...\x2da844\x2db1453ea545c4.device [DEPEND] Dependency failed for /dev/disk/by-...3cc-f9e7-4160-a844-b1453ea545c4 [DEPEND] Dependency failed for Swap.
[22:56] <omgwtf> Outy: there isn't one? i was trying to write to sdb when all this happened, but i am pretty sure my /home is always on sda
[22:56] <omgwtf> Outy: testdisk doesn't show any sdb
[22:56] <Adran> Jack3k3: oh thats interesting, not sure why swap would be failing, whats your fstab?
[22:56] <grkblood13> I completely wiped my sd card with shred --delete and now I can't see the card with fdisk -l or gparted but I can dd to it with dd of=/dev/sdb. How do I recognize it to format it in this situation?
[22:56] <TJ-> Adran: those tools won't write... the problem is your OS probably has /lib/udev/rules.d/* rules that call "vgchange -ay" or similar, which will activate the volumes which is when will could be written. So you might want to temporarily disable any such rules so the PVs are treated passively to begin with.
[22:57] <transhuman> Hi oracle virtualbox is slow as molasses on xenial anyone encounter this problem?
[22:57] <ikonia> useless description transhuman
[22:57] <ikonia> if you can't even describe the problem clearly, you'll struggle to get help
[22:58] <Outy> omgwtf: hmm - how many harddrives are build into your computer then ?
[22:58] <omgwtf> Outy: just one
[22:58] <transhuman>  when I run oracle virtualbox the whole system slows down to a crawl
[22:58] <omgwtf> Outy: but its a mess of lvm partitions and luks /home
[22:58] <Outy> so there is no sdb... and you didn't overwrite anything with your dd command
[22:58] <transhuman> one vm running windows 10
[22:58] <ikonia> transhuman: so you're saying when you are running a single VM guest in virtual box, your host machine is slow - not the guest
[22:58] <transhuman> and I mean real slow
[22:59] <Jack3k3> Adran: fstab https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/sqgHZTspVY/
[22:59] <transhuman> both the system and the vm
[22:59] <Adran> Jack3k3: blkid please
[22:59] <ikonia> transhuman: and what resources does your machine have, and what resouces have you given to the VM
[22:59] <transhuman> 64 bit svm
[22:59] <ikonia> transhuman: where (what repo) did vbox come from ?
[23:00] <transhuman> 4 gig to vm out of 12 gig
[23:00] <ikonia> transhuman: svm ?
[23:00] <transhuman> https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[23:00] <transhuman> yes virtualization on amd
[23:00] <ikonia> transhuman: so I'd sugget you remove that and use the one provided by the ubuntu repos
[23:00] <Outy> omgwtf: can you do lvs in terminal ? and screen it
[23:00] <transhuman> vbox 5.2
[23:00] <ikonia> that would be the starting point
[23:01] <transhuman> whats wrong with that link?
[23:01] <transhuman> should I use another
[23:01] <ikonia> transhuman: I'd also be looking at what resources where in use on the guest
[23:01] <ikonia> and the host
[23:01] <ikonia> and see if one resouce was being used enough to slow things down
[23:01] <Jack3k3> Adran: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/ht6xTNDV3W/
[23:01] <transhuman> top tells me its vbox that is taking up the resources
[23:01] <Adran> fdisk -l /dev/sda Jack3k3
[23:02] <ikonia> transhuman: what resouce is it taking up
[23:02] <transhuman> like 90 percent of cpu
[23:02] <Outy> transhuman: has to do with the newly intel cpu bug patches
[23:02] <transhuman> 5 gig of ram and like 5 gig of swap on a  new install of windows 10
[23:02] <ikonia> transhuman: so there is a virtualisation setting on most bios's for the cpu to support virtual extensions, make sure that is enabled
[23:03] <ikonia> transhuman: and again I suggest you use the version of vbox that is supplied by the ubuntu repos
[23:03] <Outy> transhuman: i use v 5.1.32 everything is good with that
[23:03] <Jack3k3> Adran, screencap since i cant copy/paste and typing it out is getting tiring lol https://imgur.com/a/1m5Qx
[23:03] <transhuman> ok i will look at those things thanks
[23:04] <Adran> Jack3k3: ti
[23:04] <Adran> your swap changed
[23:04] <Adran> you can either enter the new blkid or set swap to be /dev/sda5 instead of the blkid
[23:05] <omgwtf> Outy: how do i screen it? i know theres some way to send to pastebin from terminal, and i'm looking for it
[23:06] <transhuman> wtf I am screwed I have some artful and some xenial repos in here, not sure how the hell that happend
[23:06] <Jack3k3> Adran how did the swap change from ubuntu freezing?
[23:06] <Outy> are you on ubuntu
[23:06] <Outy> omgwtf: ubuntu ?
[23:06] <transhuman> is there a fix for that? Can I just upgrade
[23:06] <ikonia> transhuman: I wouldn't do that
[23:07] <ikonia> or trust the state of your machine
[23:07] <transhuman> I really dont know how the hell that happened
[23:07] <omgwtf> Outy: well, mint
[23:07] <ikonia> use mint support then
[23:07] <ikonia> why is it this channels task to support mint
[23:08] <transhuman> so which came first artful or xenial? xenial?
[23:08] <ikonia> xenial
[23:08] <omgwtf> ikonia: this is not a mint specific problem
[23:09] <Outy> omgwtf: im in xubuntu but maybe this works for you as well. i just tab prntscr on my keyboard and i can upload actual screen to imgur
[23:09] <ikonia> omgwtf: you don't know that
[23:09] <ikonia> omgwtf: use mint support please
[23:09] <ikonia> !mint | omgwtf
[23:09] <omgwtf> Outy: i'm in terminal only mode
[23:09] <ikonia> omgwtf: stop please, use the mint support resouces
[23:10] <omgwtf> ikonia: chill out. do u even know what my issue is?
[23:10] <ikonia> omgwtf: I am chilled, hence asking you to take it to the mint channels please
[23:15] <transhuman> is there a quick way to reinstall all packages on the system?
[23:16] <ikonia> nope
[23:16] <transhuman> f*ck I am screwed
[23:16] <transhuman> rebooting thanks
[23:16] <ikonia> please don't swear
[23:16] <ikonia> just backup any data you want
[23:16] <ikonia> re-install
[23:21] <Jack3k3> adran still freezing unfortunately
[23:22] <Jack3k3> another message i noticed that appears on start up for a brief moment "recovering journal"
[23:23] <Adran> Jack3k3: interesting, because i was thinking it was hanging due to the wait for swap
[23:27] <Jack3k3> Adran,back in recovery and just got the same Dependcy failed for swap mesage. /etc/fstab and blkid show same uuid for swap. Should i try to format swap then?
[23:28] <Adran> Jack3k3: swap is already formatted, so the issue is something else, can you look back through the logs from your last boot and see what was hanging? journalctl
[23:35] <hotbakedpotato[m> anyone know if appamor needs to be enable to use with firejail or not needed since ubuntu already uses apparmor?
[23:41] <Athonathonathon> For some reason grub is not booting the most recent kernel by default. I have 4.13.0-32-generic installed but `uname -r` returns 4.10.0-33-generic
[23:41] <Athonathonathon> Any ways to figure out why?
[23:42] <Outy> Athonathonathon: maybe sudo update-grub helps ?
[23:42] <Athonathonathon> I've tried that
[23:43] <Athonathonathon> along with sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[23:43] <bazhang> which version of ubuntu is this Athonathonathon
[23:44] <blue1> Athonathonathon: would this help?  http://www.pkill-9.com/recovering-ubuntudebian-linux-after-a-windows-installhiccup/
[23:44] <Athonathonathon> Kubuntu 17.10
[23:45] <bazhang> Athonathonathon, how was that most recent kernel installed
[23:45] <Athonathonathon> I'm pretty certain it came with a usual sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
[23:46] <bazhang> !info linux-image-generic
[23:46] <Athonathonathon> blue1 not in this case, but that link is definitely helpful. I do have windows on a separate partition and it does like to screw up what is booted first
[23:47] <Athonathonathon> But i haven't booted it in a while
[23:54] <ubuntu-mate> anyone knows about aiml software that could interact with my docs
[23:54] <bazhang> ubuntu-mate, aiml?
[23:55] <ubuntu-mate> yes you know anything about it
[23:55] <bazhang> ubuntu-mate, give us some idea about it please
[23:57] <ubuntu-mate> the idea imagine a personal software that could read aiml from your desktop without a internet connection
[23:59] <bazhang> ubuntu-mate, is this for a chatbot, or what


[08:30] <kunil> hi
[08:30] <kunil> anyone there to help me???
[08:31] <kunil> hello?
[12:00] <LinDol> hi all :)
[12:00] <LinDol> good evening
[12:20] <LinDol> hi again :)
[15:45] <jjjoooeee> has anyone else seen https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-gnome/+bug/1473154 -- downgrading mutter/gnome-shell/gnomedesktop/gnome-control-center packages seems to have fixed, but i haven't narrowed down which is the culprit
[20:00] <feneco_> hello
[20:00] <feneco_> any issues related to skype on ubuntu gnome 15?


[00:40] <rsalveti> apw: mind taking care of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-manta/+bug/1412543 ?
[09:20] <apw> rsalveti, see it
[09:23] <yossarianuk> chris112: you can use the 3.18.x kernels from mainline in 14.10
[09:25] <yossarianuk> the kernels in mainline ppa use the version they are targeted for - however just because 3.18 doesn't have 'utopic' in the version names does't mean they don't work in utopic ...
[11:13] <chris112> yossarianuk, thx for the info. is it save to use the btrfs tools of utopic?
[11:19] <yossarianuk> chris112: that I am not 100% sure of.
[11:20] <yossarianuk> (not used btrfs in ubuntu yet at all - only opensuse / neptuneos)
[12:11] <rsalveti> apw: thanks
[12:11] <apw> rsalveti, i am assuming the normal plan and uploading them to the CKT PPA
[12:11] <rsalveti> apw: yeah, just ping me once you get the packages in there
[12:11] <rsalveti> I'll validate and copy them around
[12:12] <apw> rsalveti, will do, mako is building, working on the otehrs now
[12:12] <rsalveti> great, thanks a lot
[12:57] <apw> rsalveti, ok it is all uploaded and building ... should be done in about an hour
[13:09] <Odd_Bloke> I'm running the kernel tests in an Azure instance and have got to: https://pastebin.canonical.com/123777/
[13:09] <Odd_Bloke> Nothing has happened in almost 20 minutes.
[13:09] <Odd_Bloke> Is this a slow test, or has something broken?
[13:13] <apw> Odd_Bloke, is that the ASLR test, i think it has to try several thousand times to check the distribution is random
[13:13] <apw> Odd_Bloke, i cannot however say that i have run those recently to have a feel for how long
[13:17] <smb> Yeah that test runs ages
[13:23] <smb> ages being something of 40min+ depending on hw
[13:28] <rsalveti> apw: thanks
[15:00] <thell> Hello. After a year of having hardware that seemed to enjoy crashing (almost daily) I now have a stable (for a week) non crashing core i7 4700MQ with i915 video driver while running Utopic with 3.19rc4! Woohoo!
[15:00] <thell> My question is: What should I be monitoring for backporting of changes (I presume it was something in the drm-intel-next in Dec) to get back inline with Utopic kernels?
[15:33] <Odd_Bloke> apw: smb: Thanks for the info.
[15:36] <jsalisbury> ##
[15:36] <jsalisbury> ## Kernel team meeting today @ 17:00 UTC
[15:36] <jsalisbury> ##
[15:37] <trippeh> thell: there was just a bunch of intel gfx fixes that went into the upstream stable trees (not released yet)
[15:38]  * thell cheers!
[15:39] <thell> trippeh: I assume I should watch the changes file in the utopic kernel releases. Do you have a link of where you saw this so I can have an idea of what to watch for?
[16:28] <dsmythies> I'll ask my questions after a few lines, they are related to (are exactly):
[16:28] <bjf> cmagina, can you verify LP: #1404335 ?
[16:28] <dsmythies> https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=765717
[16:28] <dsmythies> https://lkml.org/lkml/2014/11/5/905
[16:29] <dsmythies> The patch was submitted on Nov 6th, which I assume was in time for the 3.19 merge window, but it still doesn't appear in 3.19RC5.
[16:29] <dsmythies> I cannot find any other references for it, nor any "ACK".
[16:29] <dsmythies> Is there any to determine the status of the patch? Or might it be in limbo?
[16:29] <dsmythies> Should I enter a launchpad bug report to track the issue within the Ubuntu context?
[16:32] <apw> dsmythies, that sounds familiar
[16:34] <dsmythies> apw, I was helping someone on Ubuntu forums with this issue. I saw you made a post on another thread there yesterday. I am now wondering how to follow up to ensure this get resolved.
[16:37] <apw> dsmythies, ok the one i thought it was, it wasn't :) ... so ... yes please lets file a bug against "linux", using "ubuntu-bug linux"
[16:37] <dsmythies> O.K. thanks.
[16:50] <jsalisbury> ##
[16:50] <jsalisbury> ## Ubuntu Kernel Team Meeting - in 10 minutes - #ubuntu-meeting
[16:50] <jsalisbury> ##
[17:00] <jsalisbury> ##
[17:00] <jsalisbury> ## Meeting starting now
[17:00] <jsalisbury> ##
[17:42] <Odd_Bloke> I'm beginning to think we may need to skip that stack collision test on (at least) Azure; about to hit the three hour mark. >.<
[17:44] <apw> Odd_Bloke, you may be able to change the iteration count on that one, though it is likely hard coded
[17:46] <Odd_Bloke> apw: It is hard-coded, regrettably.
[17:46] <apw> Odd_Bloke, well "patch" can fix it then
[17:47] <apw> if [ on hypervisor ]; then patch -p1 hyperv.patch
[17:47] <Odd_Bloke> Ah, good point.
[17:48] <apw> Odd_Bloke, it would be good to let one finish to find out how how long a "bazillion" iterations take, so you have a framework to work out a good "finish in 10m" number :)
[17:48] <Odd_Bloke> Will see how it does on GCE (currently running the full qa suite there) to decide how to go about it.
[17:48] <Odd_Bloke> Yeah, will definitely leave it going in to the evening.
[17:50] <apw> Odd_Bloke, though ... it would be a lot more sensible if the iterations stuff did somethign saner, liek "run for 5m"
[17:50] <apw> Odd_Bloke, and it would maek a lot of sense to tell #security that this is out of control slow, and get a recommendation
[17:51] <apw> Odd_Bloke, they may say ... if it isn't at least 10k iters its not worth doing sort of thing
[17:52] <Odd_Bloke> Yeah, good idea.
[17:53] <Odd_Bloke> I'll probably also look at splitting it out of the main run (in a downstream semi-hacky sort of a way) so it can get its own instance to run on.
[17:54] <Odd_Bloke> That'll let us run it in parallel with the other tests, so it taking X minutes will be slightly less painful.
[17:55] <apw> Odd_Bloke, a good plan, if you come up with a way to run the tests as groups or whatever "--not-aslr" "--not-all --aslr" or whatever, we should feed that back to the master
[18:01] <Odd_Bloke> Sounds like a problem for Tomorrodd_Bloke.
[18:02] <apw> Odd_Bloke, :) i know that man
[19:45] <soee> hi, gusy when 3.18.3 will make its way into Vivid ?
[21:45] <apw> soee, after the freeze for A2
[22:16] <soee> apw: thank you
[22:56]  * RAOF looks for a target to poor bees into.


[12:34] <tonyyarusso> poningru: ping
[12:46] <tonyyarusso> nm
[02:52] <klepas> servus
[03:18] <poningru> blaarh?
[11:01] <lotusleaf> In addition to shipit, are there any grassroots groups sending edubuntu to poor places around the world?
[11:06] <YoussefAssad> edubuntu specifically? Our LUG was offered a shipment of discs from mandriva back when they were a good choice
[11:08] <YoussefAssad> not sure if Egypt qualifies as a "poor place", but it certainly is developing (a more developmentally accurate term)
[11:09] <lotusleaf> YoussefAssad: perhaps poor was a poor term, developing is the word I should've used. :)
[11:09] <lotusleaf> YoussefAssad: well okay, are there any grassroots groups sending *buntu to developing areas around the world?
[11:10] <YoussefAssad> not in the Middle East. That I know
[11:18] <lotusleaf> YoussefAssad: Okay, thank you. =)
[11:18] <YoussefAssad> cheers
[11:19] <lotusleaf> 8)
[08:15] <Rinchen> Jenda: Mitch said you were looking for me?
[08:16] <Rinchen> And hello Mitch :-)
[09:12] <Burgundavia> http://djst.org/blog/2006/10/28/release-week/