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nbusrone
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EriC^^ : Posted a thread on it but seems like no one reply for 4 days with 1 view.https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2365802
2017-07-15
906
train
thyriaen
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i know there is a command for it something very simyple like modprobe and then the file with some arguments
2017-07-15
907
train
niee
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hi folks. anyone to help me. hot to give access to open some program (sublime text 3). i open in root from terminal (subl), but after try some user not opening? any ideas hot to fix this? may be need to give previlegion?
2017-07-15
908
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EldonMcGuinness
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@niee
2017-07-15
909
train
EldonMcGuinness
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Try to run it from cli as the user
2017-07-15
910
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EldonMcGuinness
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Additionally, how did you install it?
2017-07-15
911
train
niee
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ok EldonMcGuinness . please give me more information hot to run from cli ?
2017-07-15
912
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niee
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sudo apt-get install sublime-text
2017-07-15
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EldonMcGuinness
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niee, open a terminal and run subl
2017-07-15
914
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EldonMcGuinness
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does it give an error as the user?
2017-07-15
915
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EriC^^
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thyriaen: yeah it's sudo modprobe <module>
2017-07-15
916
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niee
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not openinng. Nothing. need to type - "sudo subl" to open
2017-07-15
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train
ducasse
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!gksudo | niee
2017-07-15
918
train
ubottu
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niee: If you need to run graphical applications as root, use <unconvertable> gksudo <unconvertable> , as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why)
2017-07-15
919
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thyriaen
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EriC^^, thanks - worked
2017-07-15
920
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EriC^^
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thyriaen: cool, np
2017-07-15
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thyriaen
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EriC^^, how can i make it permanent ? ( i think it has to load every time on reboot )
2017-07-15
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EriC^^
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thyriaen: what do you have in your .conf ?
2017-07-15
923
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thyriaen
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930
options it87 force_id=0x8732
2017-07-15
924
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EriC^^
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thyriaen: try sudo modprobe -r it87
2017-07-15
925
train
thyriaen
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it allows me to read my cpu temp sensor which otherwise wont work
2017-07-15
926
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EriC^^
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then sudo modprobe it87 force_i0x8732
2017-07-15
927
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EriC^^
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see what happens
2017-07-15
928
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EriC^^
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sorry
2017-07-15
929
train
EriC^^
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sudo modprobe it87 force_i=0x8732
2017-07-15
930
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EriC^^
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also run a quick "grep -R "blacklist.*it87" /etc" and see if it's blacklisted somewhere
2017-07-15
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EriC^^
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thyriaen: i had a typo in the 2nd command as well, ( force_id )
2017-07-15
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thyriaen
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it says /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-watchdog.conf:blacklist it87_wdt
2017-07-15
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EriC^^
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i have that too
2017-07-15
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EriC^^
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it's a different module i think
2017-07-15
935
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thyriaen
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okay
2017-07-15
936
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EriC^^
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when you run it with the options does it give any errors?
2017-07-15
937
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thyriaen
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i ran sudo modprobe it87 force_id=0x8732
2017-07-15
938
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thyriaen
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935
no errors
2017-07-15
939
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EriC^^
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it should load at startup, odd
2017-07-15
940
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EriC^^
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what's that module for anyways?
2017-07-15
941
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thyriaen
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if i run the conf file i can read out the CPU temperatures ( running ryzen )
2017-07-15
942
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thyriaen
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936
otherwise i cannot check my cpu temp
2017-07-15
943
train
EriC^^
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937
aha
2017-07-15
944
train
EriC^^
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937
try to remove the cpu and plug it back and check what happens in udevadm
2017-07-15
945
train
EriC^^
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937
j/k
2017-07-15
946
train
thyriaen
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lol
2017-07-15
947
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thyriaen
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EriC^^, its a known problem - ppl in here told me to do the module thingy
2017-07-15
948
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EriC^^
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you can always add it to /etc/module
2017-07-15
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EriC^^
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939
*/etc/modules
2017-07-15
950
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thyriaen
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the conf file ?
2017-07-15
951
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EriC^^
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939
no the file /etc/modules
2017-07-15
952
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thyriaen
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ah okey thanks
2017-07-15
953
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EriC^^
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just put "it87" there
2017-07-15
954
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EriC^^
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or in /etc/rc.local add the line "modprobe it87 force_id=0x8732"
2017-07-15
955
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EriC^^
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940
before the exit 0 at the bottom
2017-07-15
956
train
EriC^^
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940
that's better i think
2017-07-15
957
train
<system>
940
940
=== juboxi is now known as jubo2
2017-07-15
958
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ducasse
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941
at least that should make sure it's run
2017-07-15
959
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EriC^^
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944
yup :D
2017-07-15
960
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jophish
987
987
Hi all
2017-07-15
961
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jophish
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988
what's the easiest way of installing glibc-2.25:i686 on my machines?
2017-07-15
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RBoreal_Frippery
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995
Got a few bad blocks on a large SSD - already moved to another storage device but I want to use this one for a low priority project where I dont care if it dies. If there a good utility or method in linux to just completely format SSD without damaging it further?
2017-07-15
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train
immu
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jophish, use synaptics
2017-07-15
964
train
jophish
998
998
immu: The issue is that the repos only have 2.23
2017-07-15
965
train
jophish
998
998
Is there a ppa or something for newer versions?
2017-07-15
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train
immu
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1,000
i am not aware , did you check on launchpad?
2017-07-15
967
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jophish
1,002
1,002
yeah, nothing super obvious
2017-07-15
968
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ioria
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1,006
jophish, considering that also the next release (artful) will use 24, i think you'll need to compile it (idk with what profit) http://mirror2.mirror.garr.it/mirrors/gnuftp/gnu/libc/
2017-07-15
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jophish
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ioria: ah, helpful to know
2017-07-15
970
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jophish
1,007
1,007
thanks
2017-07-15
971
train
ioria
1,007
1,007
np
2017-07-15
972
train
immu
1,013
1,013
jophish, why do you need a higher version of glib?
2017-07-15
973
train
jophish
1,014
1,014
immu: I have some software linked against libraries which were compiled against that version
2017-07-15
974
train
jophish
1,014
1,014
It's all a bit complicated, and hard to fix (closed source stuff for which I just have binaries)
2017-07-15
975
train
immu
1,014
1,014
hmm
2017-07-15
976
train
immu
1,015
1,015
https://launchpad.net/glibc/head/2.25 jophish
2017-07-15
977
train
immu
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1,016
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc jophish ioria
2017-07-15
978
train
immu
1,019
1,019
why don't know ask a question at launchpad :) and lets see what they comeup with
2017-07-15
979
train
immu
1,020
1,020
i have asked lets see what they reply with
2017-07-15
980
train
ChogyDan
1,036
1,036
!fedora
2017-07-15
981
train
ubottu
1,036
1,036
Other !Linux distributions besides !Ubuntu include: Debian, Mepis (using !APT); RedHat, Fedora, SUSE, Mandriva (using !RPM); Gentoo, Arch Linux, Manjaro, Slackware (using other packaging systems)
2017-07-15
982
train
immu
1,037
1,037
!ubuntu
2017-07-15
983
train
ubottu
1,037
1,037
Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com
2017-07-15
984
train
sary
1,037
1,037
how about NixOS! :)
2017-07-15
985
train
immu
1,038
1,038
!Nixos
2017-07-15
986
train
immu
1,038
1,038
<ubottu> Sorry, I don't know anything about Nixos
2017-07-15
987
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ChogyDan
1,038
1,038
q: I used to be a long time Ubuntu user. Now I've been on Windows for the past couple years, and I want to switch back to linux. Ubuntu is my homeground, but it seems like there is some antiquated stuff, like mir and upstart. I was contemplating fedora. But I honestlyl don't really know. Every blog that I find on this topic is less than helpful. Any pointers?
2017-07-15
988
train
sary
1,038
1,038
!nix
2017-07-15
989
train
immu
1,038
1,038
ChogyDan, you are out of sync
2017-07-15
990
train
immu
1,039
1,039
both Mir and upstart have being replaced with possibility Wayland (pending) and systemd (upstart)
2017-07-15
991
train
ChogyDan
1,041
1,041
immu, I'm curious because I think fedora made the switch to Wayland and systemd earlier. So I take it Ubuntu is up to date with those?
2017-07-15
992
train
immu
1,042
1,042
you will get all your info at www.omgubuntu.co.uk
2017-07-15
993
train
ChogyDan
1,043
1,043
immu, got it, thanks!
2017-07-15
994
train
immu
1,044
1,044
you can dual booth with ubuntu and Windows like i do ChogyDan
2017-07-15
995
train
ChogyDan
1,045
1,045
immu, what version of windows are you using?
2017-07-15
996
train
immu
1,046
1,046
you can run both fedora and Ubuntu in VM
2017-07-15
997
train
immu
1,046
1,046
and see which you like?
2017-07-15
998
train
immu
1,047
1,047
i am on Windows10
2017-07-15
999
train
immu
1,047
1,047
and i am running on Ubuntu 17.04
2017-07-15
1,000
train
ChogyDan
1,047
1,047
immu, ok, I'm using windows 10 too. I guess I would have to figure that out
2017-07-15
1,001
train
immu
1,047
1,047
ok
2017-07-15
1,002
train
ChogyDan
1,049
1,049
fedora seems more cutting edge, which is kind of what I'm looking for atm. So I may be stuck with fedora for now. I like trying to run them in a vm. Thanks immu!
2017-07-15
1,003
train
immu
1,050
1,050
use whatever works on your device, which you are comfortable with
2017-07-15
1,004
train
immu
1,051
1,051
i have tried many distros but i ubuntu has always being my home
2017-07-15
1,005
train