Brendan/dda-annotatable-ubuntu-irc · Datasets at Hugging Face

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unkek	713	713	how do I load nvidia driver?	2017-03-23	506	train
brunch875	714	714	I want to get rid of partition table being messed up	2017-03-23	507	train
brunch875	714	714	gparted should work, but I'm curious about the command I once found for it	2017-03-23	508	train
hateball	714	714	brunch875: fdisk lets you create new partitions	2017-03-23	509	train
OerHeks	714	714	parted /dev/sdX mklabel msdos	2017-03-23	510	train
hateball	715	715	I guess you want parted if it's a larger drive, if you need GPT	2017-03-23	511	train
OerHeks	716	716	even on smaller drives than 2 Tb i want gpt.	2017-03-23	512	train
smellsLikeGoatSp	719	719	virtualbox guest addition wont work with XP virtual machines?	2017-03-23	513	train
FinalX	720	720	why would it? WinXP isn't supported by Microsoft anymore for 3 years now.	2017-03-23	514	train
FinalX	720	720	it was already end of life way before it was end of support.	2017-03-23	515	train
LennyKitty	720	720	my wifi isnt working network mnanager says unavailable 802.1x supplement failed	2017-03-23	516	train
brunch875	721	721	Is parted installed by default on most systems? I just realized I can use fdisk to fix the partition table	2017-03-23	517	train
mozammel	721	721	does linux-phc still work with ubuntu 17.04 ?	2017-03-23	518	train
guest0212US	722	722	Hi All, If my laptop supports (U)EFI, should I install my Linux in (U)EFI mode? Linux will be a single OS in the laptop. Is this effect the performance?	2017-03-23	519	train
mozammel	723	723	guest0212US: go for it. UEFI does not effect performance. I do use it myself.	2017-03-23	520	train
OerHeks	725	725	mozammel, no, there is no phc package, and the ppa is dead	2017-03-23	521	train
guest0212US	725	725	mozammel: are any special reasons to use (U)EFI instead of BIOS (old school) for a Linux installation?	2017-03-23	522	train
PCatinean	725	725	I I run this curl -fsSL https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/gpg \| sudo apt-key add - multiple times it does not create duplicates does it?	2017-03-23	523	train
OerHeks	727	727	PCatinean, sudo apt-key list # will tell	2017-03-23	524	train
<system>	727	727	=== zombofod is now known as foddo	2017-03-23	525	train
brunch875	728	728	OerHeks: shouldn't parted /dev/sdX mklablel msdos delete old contents?	2017-03-23	526	train
<system>	728	728	=== foddo is now known as Guest82097	2017-03-23	527	train
OerHeks	729	729	brunch875, no, it writes a fresh mbr	2017-03-23	528	train
OerHeks	729	729	man parted	2017-03-23	529	train
Skyrider	730	730	Does rsync have the ability to fully make an oS backup? (openvz container)	2017-03-23	530	train
brunch875	730	730	oh so old partitions are still there	2017-03-23	531	train
Skyrider	730	730	including all installed packages, etc.	2017-03-23	532	train
Skyrider	730	730	Asked yesterday, but going to continue today.	2017-03-23	533	train
<system>	730	730	=== foddo_ is now known as fod	2017-03-23	534	train
OerHeks	730	730	brunch875, recoverytools can find the partitions yes	2017-03-23	535	train
<system>	730	730	=== fod is now known as foddo	2017-03-23	536	train
brunch875	731	731	recoverytools? I'm seeing the old folders unchanged :p	2017-03-23	537	train
brunch875	731	731	I guess I might be replacing the partition table by an identical one	2017-03-23	538	train
MadPsy	733	733	Skyrider, depends what you call 'OS backup' - rsync deals with individual files	2017-03-23	539	train
Skyrider	733	733	See it like an OS image backup.	2017-03-23	540	train
Skyrider	733	733	Instant backup / restore of the entire OS.	2017-03-23	541	train
MadPsy	733	733	Skyrider, then the answer is no	2017-03-23	542	train
mozammel	733	733	guest0212US: its more secure. thats all.	2017-03-23	543	train
guest0212US	734	734	mozammel: thank u	2017-03-23	544	train
<system>	734	734	=== CuCus is now known as Stummer	2017-03-23	545	train
Skyrider	734	734	Crap	2017-03-23	546	train
OerHeks	734	734	Skyrider, you would do that from the host, duplicate the image. and openvz is funny.	2017-03-23	547	train
<system>	734	734	=== Stummer is now known as CuCus	2017-03-23	548	train
MadPsy	735	735	Skyrider, with something like openvz you would simply take an image on the host though, not faff about with files using rsync	2017-03-23	549	train
<system>	735	735	=== VoidWhisperer_ is now known as VoidWhisperer	2017-03-23	550	train
Skyrider	737	737	MadPsy: host doesn't allow creating images.	2017-03-23	551	train
MadPsy	738	738	Skyrider, then without sounding cheeky - find a decent host :)	2017-03-23	552	train
Skyrider	738	738	It is on their to-do list though.. as they mentioned.	2017-03-23	553	train
MadPsy	740	740	Skyrider, I have no idea what your container but sounds like you need something like ansible to look after the configuration of it (store in Git or something) and then rsync any moving data. That way you can restore the entire thing easily.	2017-03-23	554	train
<system>	740	740	=== KindTwo is now known as KindOne	2017-03-23	555	train
<system>	740	740	=== jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod	2017-03-23	556	train
unkek	745	745	yay, I made it wurk!	2017-03-23	557	train
ppf	746	746	how do i downgrade a specific package to a specific version again?	2017-03-23	558	train
Haohmaru	747	747	can files shared on the network be used sort of as normal files like you can in windows by typing their path like //computer_name/folder/file.txt ?	2017-03-23	559	train
MadPsy	747	747	ppf, add '=' after the package name	2017-03-23	560	train
ppf	747	747	MadPsy: thanks	2017-03-23	561	train
brunch875	748	748	Haohmaru: out of my lack of experience, i'm pretty sure you could mount those as a folder and just access that folder	2017-03-23	562	train
MadPsy	748	748	Haohmaru, why not just mount the share ?	2017-03-23	563	train
Haohmaru	748	748	"why not" <- i have no idea what i can or cannot do to start with	2017-03-23	564	train
ppf	748	748	MadPsy: and how do i Pin that package to this specific version so another upgrade won't override me again?	2017-03-23	565	train
Haohmaru	749	749	i have some project which references files over the network, and when i tried opening that project under ubuntu - it complained about those files	2017-03-23	566	train
MadPsy	749	749	ppf, apt pin priorities - not sure exactly how off the top of my head	2017-03-23	567	train
MadPsy	749	749	Haohmaru, what type of 'network share' are they?	2017-03-23	568	train
brunch875	749	749	Haohmaru: basically when you plug in a thumb drive, you can "mount it" by making it appear as a folder inside your system. Normally it appears in /media/haohmaru	2017-03-23	569	train
brunch875	750	750	it should be about the same with network shares	2017-03-23	570	train
Haohmaru	750	750	MadPsy it's a samba server thing	2017-03-23	571	train
ppf	750	750	MadPsy: apt-mark hold does the trick!	2017-03-23	572	train
ppf	750	750	ty	2017-03-23	573	train
brunch875	751	751	Haohmaru: this any help? http://imgur.com/a/2vghb	2017-03-23	574	train
MadPsy	751	751	Haohmaru, ok then look into how to mount a samba share - you'll need to 'apt install samba-common' and then mount with something like 'mount.cifs -v //blah /blah/'	2017-03-23	575	train
brunch875	751	751	I'd use the GUI and hit ctrl-l to see the path	2017-03-23	576	train
linocisco	752	752	[stopped] LSB: ebtables ruleset management: is taking too long	2017-03-23	577	train
Haohmaru	753	753	but the problem might be elsewhere	2017-03-23	578	train
Haohmaru	753	753	how will the path look like then?	2017-03-23	579	train
HowAboutIt	753	753	write the path down	2017-03-23	580	train
brunch875	753	753	I'd help you out but this isn't a home network so I can't connect to it	2017-03-23	581	train
Haohmaru	753	753	//computer/folder/file.txt ?	2017-03-23	582	train
Haohmaru	754	754	i am able to browse the network shares from PCManFM	2017-03-23	583	train
brunch875	754	754	no, it's definitely something like /media/haohmaru/longstringofgarbage/	2017-03-23	584	train
Haohmaru	754	754	but only on the actual monitor of the machine, not thru VNC	2017-03-23	585	train
MadPsy	754	754	Haohmaru, no - it'll be /blah/blah - a local file path, possibly in /mnt or /media etc	2017-03-23	586	train
brunch875	754	754	or at least I remember it like that	2017-03-23	587	train
PlainDave	754	754	hello all. I just installed some updates and rebooted. Is there now a way I can find what changes the updates have/do?	2017-03-23	588	train
MadPsy	755	755	PlainDave, /var/log/dpkg.log	2017-03-23	589	train
brunch875	755	755	Haohmaru: there's nothing above /. Any drivers will get put beneat hit	2017-03-23	590	train
PlainDave	755	755	hey thanksl	2017-03-23	591	train
PlainDave	755	755	thanks*	2017-03-23	592	train
brunch875	755	755	drives beneath it*	2017-03-23	593	train
Haohmaru	756	756	damn	2017-03-23	594	train
Haohmaru	756	756	so i have to modify the projects to change the paths of those files then	2017-03-23	595	train
Haohmaru	756	756	:~(	2017-03-23	596	train
brunch875	757	757	Haohmaru: see if your project admits a more OS-agnostic notation	2017-03-23	597	train
PCatinean	757	757	OerHeks, it seems not, thank you :D	2017-03-23	598	train
brunch875	758	758	something like $PROJECT_ROOT/whatever	2017-03-23	599	train
Haohmaru	761	761	brunch875 i'll see	2017-03-23	600	train
ned	764	764	Howdy folk :)	2017-03-23	601	train
Haohmaru	766	766	MadPsy so, i should create a folder somewhere like /home/myuser/HERE/ and mount.cifs into that?	2017-03-23	602	train
MadPsy	766	766	Haohmaru, sure	2017-03-23	603	train
MadPsy	767	767	Haohmaru, you may wish to add some options such as '-o uid=1000,gid=1000,credentials=/home/myuser/.smbcredentials' - the uid/gid part are important if you want to write to it :)	2017-03-23	604	train
Haohmaru	768	768	i certainly do want to write to it	2017-03-23	605	train

unkek

713

how do I load nvidia driver?

2017-03-23

506

train

brunch875

714

I want to get rid of partition table being messed up

2017-03-23

507

train

brunch875

714

gparted should work, but I'm curious about the command I once found for it

2017-03-23

508

train

hateball

714

brunch875: fdisk lets you create new partitions

2017-03-23

509

train

OerHeks

714

parted /dev/sdX mklabel msdos

2017-03-23

510

train

hateball

715

I guess you want parted if it's a larger drive, if you need GPT

2017-03-23

511

train

OerHeks

716

even on smaller drives than 2 Tb i want gpt.

2017-03-23

512

train

smellsLikeGoatSp

719

virtualbox guest addition wont work with XP virtual machines?

2017-03-23

513

train

FinalX

720

why would it? WinXP isn't supported by Microsoft anymore for 3 years now.

2017-03-23

514

train

FinalX

720

it was already end of life way before it was end of support.

2017-03-23

515

train

LennyKitty

720

my wifi isnt working network mnanager says unavailable 802.1x supplement failed

2017-03-23

516

train

brunch875

721

Is parted installed by default on most systems? I just realized I can use fdisk to fix the partition table

2017-03-23

517

train

mozammel

721

does linux-phc still work with ubuntu 17.04 ?

2017-03-23

518

train

guest0212US

722

Hi All, If my laptop supports (U)EFI, should I install my Linux in (U)EFI mode? Linux will be a single OS in the laptop. Is this effect the performance?

2017-03-23

519

train

mozammel

723

guest0212US: go for it. UEFI does not effect performance. I do use it myself.

2017-03-23

520

train

OerHeks

725

mozammel, no, there is no phc package, and the ppa is dead

2017-03-23

521

train

guest0212US

725

mozammel: are any special reasons to use (U)EFI instead of BIOS (old school) for a Linux installation?

2017-03-23

522

train

PCatinean

725

I I run this curl -fsSL https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/gpg | sudo apt-key add - multiple times it does not create duplicates does it?

2017-03-23

523

train

OerHeks

727

PCatinean, sudo apt-key list # will tell

2017-03-23

524

train

727

=== zombofod is now known as foddo

2017-03-23

525

train

brunch875

728

OerHeks: shouldn't parted /dev/sdX mklablel msdos delete old contents?

2017-03-23

526

train

728

=== foddo is now known as Guest82097

2017-03-23

527

train

OerHeks

729

brunch875, no, it writes a fresh mbr

2017-03-23

528

train

OerHeks

729

man parted

2017-03-23

529

train

Skyrider

730

Does rsync have the ability to fully make an oS backup? (openvz container)

2017-03-23

530

train

brunch875

730

oh so old partitions are still there

2017-03-23

531

train

Skyrider

730

including all installed packages, etc.

2017-03-23

532

train

Skyrider

730

Asked yesterday, but going to continue today.

2017-03-23

533

train

730

=== foddo_ is now known as fod

2017-03-23

534

train

OerHeks

730

brunch875, recoverytools can find the partitions yes

2017-03-23

535

train

730

=== fod is now known as foddo

2017-03-23

536

train

brunch875

731

recoverytools? I'm seeing the old folders unchanged :p

2017-03-23

537

train

brunch875

731

I guess I might be replacing the partition table by an identical one

2017-03-23

538

train

MadPsy

733

Skyrider, depends what you call 'OS backup' - rsync deals with individual files

2017-03-23

539

train

Skyrider

733

See it like an OS image backup.

2017-03-23

540

train

Skyrider

733

Instant backup / restore of the entire OS.

2017-03-23

541

train

MadPsy

733

Skyrider, then the answer is no

2017-03-23

542

train

mozammel

733

guest0212US: its more secure. thats all.

2017-03-23

543

train

guest0212US

734

mozammel: thank u

2017-03-23

544

train

734

=== CuCus is now known as Stummer

2017-03-23

545

train

Skyrider

734

Crap

2017-03-23

546

train

OerHeks

734

Skyrider, you would do that from the host, duplicate the image. and openvz is funny.

2017-03-23

547

train

734

=== Stummer is now known as CuCus

2017-03-23

548

train

MadPsy

735

Skyrider, with something like openvz you would simply take an image on the host though, not faff about with files using rsync

2017-03-23

549

train

735

=== VoidWhisperer_ is now known as VoidWhisperer

2017-03-23

550

train

Skyrider

737

MadPsy: host doesn't allow creating images.

2017-03-23

551

train

MadPsy

738

Skyrider, then without sounding cheeky - find a decent host :)

2017-03-23

552

train

Skyrider

738

It is on their to-do list though.. as they mentioned.

2017-03-23

553

train

MadPsy

740

Skyrider, I have no idea what your container but sounds like you need something like ansible to look after the configuration of it (store in Git or something) and then rsync any moving data. That way you can restore the entire thing easily.

2017-03-23

554

train

740

=== KindTwo is now known as KindOne

2017-03-23

555

train

740

=== jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod

2017-03-23

556

train

unkek

745

yay, I made it wurk!

2017-03-23

557

train

ppf

746

how do i downgrade a specific package to a specific version again?

2017-03-23

558

train

Haohmaru

747

can files shared on the network be used sort of as normal files like you can in windows by typing their path like //computer_name/folder/file.txt ?

2017-03-23

559

train

MadPsy

747

ppf, add '=' after the package name

2017-03-23

560

train

ppf

747

MadPsy: thanks

2017-03-23

561

train

brunch875

748

Haohmaru: out of my lack of experience, i'm pretty sure you could mount those as a folder and just access that folder

2017-03-23

562

train

MadPsy

748

Haohmaru, why not just mount the share ?

2017-03-23

563

train

Haohmaru

748

"why not" <- i have no idea what i can or cannot do to start with

2017-03-23

564

train

ppf

748

MadPsy: and how do i Pin that package to this specific version so another upgrade won't override me again?

2017-03-23

565

train

Haohmaru

749

i have some project which references files over the network, and when i tried opening that project under ubuntu - it complained about those files

2017-03-23

566

train

MadPsy

749

ppf, apt pin priorities - not sure exactly how off the top of my head

2017-03-23

567

train

MadPsy

749

Haohmaru, what type of 'network share' are they?

2017-03-23

568

train

brunch875

749

Haohmaru: basically when you plug in a thumb drive, you can "mount it" by making it appear as a folder inside your system. Normally it appears in /media/haohmaru

2017-03-23

569

train

brunch875

750

it should be about the same with network shares

2017-03-23

570

train

Haohmaru

750

MadPsy it's a samba server thing

2017-03-23

571

train

ppf

750

MadPsy: apt-mark hold does the trick!

2017-03-23

572

train

ppf

750

ty

2017-03-23

573

train

brunch875

751

Haohmaru: this any help? http://imgur.com/a/2vghb

2017-03-23

574

train

MadPsy

751

Haohmaru, ok then look into how to mount a samba share - you'll need to 'apt install samba-common' and then mount with something like 'mount.cifs -v //blah /blah/'

2017-03-23

575

train

brunch875

751

I'd use the GUI and hit ctrl-l to see the path

2017-03-23

576

train

linocisco

752

[stopped] LSB: ebtables ruleset management: is taking too long

2017-03-23

577

train

Haohmaru

753

but the problem might be elsewhere

2017-03-23

578

train

Haohmaru

753

how will the path look like then?

2017-03-23

579

train

HowAboutIt

753

write the path down

2017-03-23

580

train

brunch875

753

I'd help you out but this isn't a home network so I can't connect to it

2017-03-23

581

train

Haohmaru

753

//computer/folder/file.txt ?

2017-03-23

582

train

Haohmaru

754

i am able to browse the network shares from PCManFM

2017-03-23

583

train

brunch875

754

no, it's definitely something like /media/haohmaru/longstringofgarbage/

2017-03-23

584

train

Haohmaru

754

but only on the actual monitor of the machine, not thru VNC

2017-03-23

585

train

MadPsy

754

Haohmaru, no - it'll be /blah/blah - a local file path, possibly in /mnt or /media etc

2017-03-23

586

train

brunch875

754

or at least I remember it like that

2017-03-23

587

train

PlainDave

754

hello all. I just installed some updates and rebooted. Is there now a way I can find what changes the updates have/do?

2017-03-23

588

train

MadPsy

755

PlainDave, /var/log/dpkg.log

2017-03-23

589

train

brunch875

755

Haohmaru: there's nothing above /. Any drivers will get put beneat hit

2017-03-23

590

train

PlainDave

755

hey thanksl

2017-03-23

591

train

PlainDave

755

thanks*

2017-03-23

592

train

brunch875

755

drives beneath it*

2017-03-23

593

train

Haohmaru

756

damn

2017-03-23

594

train

Haohmaru

756

so i have to modify the projects to change the paths of those files then

2017-03-23

595

train

Haohmaru

756

:~(

2017-03-23

596

train

brunch875

757

Haohmaru: see if your project admits a more OS-agnostic notation

2017-03-23

597

train

PCatinean

757

OerHeks, it seems not, thank you :D

2017-03-23

598

train

brunch875

758

something like $PROJECT_ROOT/whatever

2017-03-23

599

train

Haohmaru

761

brunch875 i'll see

2017-03-23

600

train

ned

764

Howdy folk :)

2017-03-23

601

train

Haohmaru

766

MadPsy so, i should create a folder somewhere like /home/myuser/HERE/ and mount.cifs into that?

2017-03-23

602

train

MadPsy

766

Haohmaru, sure

2017-03-23

603

train

MadPsy

767

Haohmaru, you may wish to add some options such as '-o uid=1000,gid=1000,credentials=/home/myuser/.smbcredentials' - the uid/gid part are important if you want to write to it :)

2017-03-23

604

train

Haohmaru

768

i certainly do want to write to it

2017-03-23

605

train