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00:01.44know1this might have something to do with it. "The following packages have been kept back: firefox-esr linux-image-amd64"
00:01.54know1I'm guessing the linux image being held back is what is causing problems
00:02.03know1Not sure wtf to do at the minute though
00:02.17gnarfacelinux-image-amd64 is just another meta-package pointing to the current kernel package
00:02.20chillfantry xserver-xorg-video-nouveau .. should fix it for you for now
00:04.03know1Before I install that, my X-server isn't unusable. I just killed slim (login manager) so X would be killed. The nvidia driver won't run if an X server is running
00:04.20know1I'm stubbornly sat in the terminal until I figure it out
00:05.08know1Stopping for a smoke break for now
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00:08.14know1Oh yeah, I noticed a minor bug in the install
00:08.26know1You can't use spaces in passwords
00:08.36know1It throws "passwords are not the same" error
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00:08.46know1I tried it like ten times so I must have typed it right at least once
00:09.11know1I like using quotes for passwords because they are easy to remember and hard to bruteforce
00:09.21know1and it's annoying having to miss spaces
00:09.21gnarfacethat's the jessie installer?  interesting...
00:09.34know1yeah
00:11.31know1Might be interesting to play around with
00:12.01know1At least it throws passwords not the same
00:12.20know1If you had two quotes, and space threw a parse error after the first word, and they started with the same word, it would be trouble
00:12.33know1But i don't think it would do that if it threw wrong password
00:12.44know1Still, it could probably do with some fuzzing
00:13.39dTalknow1: you shouldn't admit to using quotes
00:13.48dTalthat makes them considerably easier to brute force :p
00:13.59know1There's a gabillion quotes out there, and I only quote myself anyway
00:14.13know1It's never a well known one
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00:14.44dTalstill, you need only have said you use spaces
00:15.09know1I don't even have port 22 open anyway
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00:15.46chillfanI always feel a login is better protected even when that's not the case
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00:24.59know1Getting really tired of trying to google stuff for devuan and google constatly correcting my search to debian
00:27.47golinuxknow1: Just add this to your search -debian which will block result from debian.
00:28.13golinuxI don't mind debian results but often use -ubuntu
00:28.26gnarfaceknow1: lots of the debian wiki content is still accurate
00:28.41gnarface(but that search behavior frustrates me too)
00:28.47golinuxWe also have a forum at dev1galaxy.org with lots of useful information
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00:29.02know1oh cool tip, thanks
00:29.18know1I used to use + as a google operator but it got removed
00:30.29know1I'm tempted to use apt-get dist-upgrade to try and force this
00:31.09know1well it says it's going to update the image now
00:31.14gnarfacewhat kernel are you currently using?  i'm not sure you even need to use the linux-image-amd64 package
00:31.41gnarfaceoh, well whatever works
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00:40.34know1Gotta love it when your internet drops at 90% of a download
00:41.13chillfanReminds one of the bad old days
00:42.17dTalknow1: no big deal, just resume the download
00:43.12know1It was an apt download
00:43.17know1Had to restart
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00:47.42know1time for a reboot to see if apt behaves any better now
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00:52.16know1Well it still won't let me install nvidia-driver, but it will now let me install nvidia-kernel-source
00:52.24know1So I'm getting closer
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00:52.54gnarfaceit's possible you do need to upgrade your kernel to get it to work with the nvidia driver
00:53.07gnarfaceif you're using something older than 3.2 i doubt the current package is compatible
00:53.18know1well if the nvidia binary can see the source it can build stuff for it
00:53.36know1If it can't I need to hunt idown where it's kept because the installer says you can pass that as a flag to it
00:53.44gnarfacethat's true but i think the most you're likely to get is a non-functioning binary
00:53.58know1Well I'm going to try anyway
00:54.01know1For science
00:54.06gnarfacefor science! :D
00:54.09know1:)
00:54.45gnarfacewell if it doesn't work then it probably will after a kernel upgrade
00:55.04gnarfaceluckily you can keep more than one kernel installed in parallel
00:55.06know1The installer still can't see the source files
00:55.16know1They aren't in /usr/local/src
00:55.22know1That would be too easy
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00:55.26gnarfaceit would be /usr/src
00:55.35gnarfacefor the kernel headers package
00:55.53know1Well you're right, they are there
00:56.01know1Why the hell the installer didn't check there I don't know
00:56.14gnarfaceit might check for a symlink in /lib/modules/[kernel version]
00:56.26gnarfacethat symlink may not be present depending on your upgrade process
00:57.21gnarfacefor example i have /lib/modules/4.9.0-1-amd64/build -> /usr/src/linux-headers-4.9.0-1-amd64/
00:57.39gnarfaceand /lib/modules/4.9.0-1-amd64/source -> /usr/src/linux-headers-4.9.0-1-common/
00:58.10gnarfacethe symlinks should get created automatically but i do recall that sometimes they don't if you're fudging things too much
01:01.06know1/lib/modules/3.16.05-amd-64 has no build directory -_-
01:01.51gnarfaceit's just a symlink
01:02.30know1or source
01:02.30know1hrm
01:02.36gnarfacethe directories should be in the actual linux-headers that corresponded to the linux-image package for that kernel version
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01:03.36gnarfaceso for example for kernel 4.9 i have: linux-headers-4.9.0-1-common, linux-headers-4.9.0-1-amd64, linux-image-4.9.0-1-amd64
01:04.33know1ah I only have linux-source-3.16.tar.xz in /usr/src, I guess I should extract that
01:04.55gnarfaceoh if you didn't install it from the packages, yea you'll have to set it up yourself manually
01:05.02gnarfaceyou'll need to unzip it and configure it actually
01:05.07gnarfacei don't think it has to be built, just configured
01:05.18know1I did install it from the packages
01:05.22know1But eh whatever
01:05.23gnarfacethen you'll have to point those source and build symlinks to it
01:05.39know1Oven has just beeped, gonna come back to it in a bit
01:05.39gnarfacewell do you still have linux-headers installed?
01:05.48gnarfacedpkg -l |grep linux-
01:06.41know1htm. "Package 'linux-headers' has no installation candidate'"
01:06.44know1(oven time)
01:07.22gnarfaceit is possible you installed the linux-image package but not the corresponding linux-headers package.  you wouldn't need it if you weren't building anything against the kernel.
01:08.09gnarfacenote that there wouldn't be any package named "linux-headers" exactly, it would be linux-headers-amd64 or linux-headers-3.16.0-1-amd64 or something like that
01:08.30gnarfaceyou can try: apt-cache search ^linux-
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01:23.37know1gnarface: that worked, it's building the kernel module now
01:23.49know1oh wait, another error
01:26.34know1Now it's saying I'm using the wrong version of gcc
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01:26.43know1I tried the original one and it wouldn't even get that far
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01:28.36gnarfaceknow1: which gcc?  you should be able to install a few in parallel.  it might need 4.6?
01:28.53know1I'll try that
01:29.09gnarfacei think you can run into a problem if the kernel wasn't built with the same gcc version though
01:29.19gnarfacebut maybe that's the error you're seeing
01:29.43know1eh 4.6 isn't in the repos
01:30.02know1I don't kow which version of gcc the kernel used
01:30.15know1know*
01:30.55gnarfacethere is an easy way to tell but i forget what it is
01:31.40gnarfacehmmm
01:31.50gnarfacei guess you only have a choice between 4.9 and 4.8
01:32.00gnarface4.6 must have been wheezy
01:32.24gnarface(i've been upgrading this unstable install for years now, they tend to pile up)
01:33.09gnarfacelooks around and sees installed gcc versions going all the way back to 4.2
01:33.09know1It's half one in the morning here, and unfortunately I have real life needing me to get up early tomorrow.
01:33.16know1I will have to leave it for tonight
01:33.25gnarfacealright well good luck with it
01:33.29know1It will be a nice puzzle waiting for me to come back to
01:33.30gnarfacei'll be around at some point tomorrow too
01:33.48know1Thanks for the help, appreciated
01:33.56gnarfaceno problem
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02:12.16karl79Hey guys, when I'm playing emulator games(or I think videos too but the effects aren't as strong), the games start to lag really hard. When I open up the game on openbox it doesn't happen anywhere near as fast as it does when I'm running LXDE, I think another process comes along and starts to make the game lag. When I run APT or something it makes the game lag hard & even once APT is done its still lagging hard. this happ
02:12.16karl79me emulators, mgba, mupen64plus, dgen, a few others.
02:15.02chillfanThe only thing I can think of is your specific setup in openbox.. like composite manager
02:15.22chillfanand also vsync
02:16.07chillfanwhich is not at all anything you'd want for any reason
02:16.09karl79composite manager isn't going in openbox... at least I don't think it is.
02:16.16karl79I've never set it up to work that way
02:16.35chillfandepending on your driver that may already be setup
02:16.37karl79I suppose I should try disabling a bunch of stuff in LXDE & then giving it another shot...
02:16.54karl79depending on my driver? o.o I don't think so
02:17.03karl79I always had to add compton to make compositing work
02:17.08chillfannouveau may enable vsync by default
02:17.19karl79ya its not nouveau, its i915
02:17.31chillfannot familiar with it's drivers
02:17.34karl79I was thinking about giving wayland a shot
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02:17.38karl79instead of xorg
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02:17.47karl79how do I do that? O.o what DE's support wayland?
02:18.04chillfanno idea, never looked into it
02:19.03karl79so I'll try disabling xorg & trying out wayland... ill try turning off the composite manager... what else do you think I might be able to try? This only happens for me on the one PC...
02:19.55chillfandisabling serives, increase size of ram shared with the APU in the motherboard settings
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02:20.33karl79shared with the APU? I think it has a separate CPU GPU
02:21.01karl79Its a Dell Inspiron Mini 1011, I know its old but it used to work just fine not all that long ago
02:21.13chillfanWhat changed?
02:21.21karl79it still works OK for watching videos thankfully, but I can only download so many videos
02:21.24karl79I don't know!
02:21.31karl79one day it just started acting like this...
02:21.44karl79i dunno if it was an update or what it was...
02:22.02chillfanit's possible you're hit by the performance hit of the meltdown fixes
02:22.18karl79what does that mean? O.o
02:22.40karl79I've compiled the latest pf-kernel custom kernel
02:22.53karl79I've tested different kernels & the problem is universal
02:23.11karl79I wanted to test FreeBSD but they don't even support bluetooth 3&+
02:23.45chillfanwell, lately there was huge bug in intel cpus that required changes in the kernel that cause some serious slow down
02:24.02karl79its Intel
02:24.03chillfanor it can be only small, but that might be an issue there
02:24.08karl79its an older intel but it is an intel
02:24.28chillfanhow about the stock kernel?
02:24.34karl79I've tried that
02:24.34karl79ofc
02:24.40chillfanok just checking
02:24.53karl79That was one of the first things I tried
02:25.17karl79I've tried Parabola Linux, Void Linux, Devuan, Debian, Fedora....
02:25.26karl79archlinux32
02:26.19chillfanWell I suspect it's the meltdown fixes then
02:27.14chillfansince that's pretty much universal there, you can test it by turning those off
02:27.17chillfanhttps://fedoramagazine.org/kpti-new-kernel-feature-mitigate-meltdown/
02:27.45chillfantry the nopti boot option
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02:28.28chillfanif it changes your situation, keep your eye on the news about it.. as new changes might decrease the performance penalty
02:29.17chillfanmeaning compile the latest kernel if that's the case
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02:31.55chillfansome more info here https://access.redhat.com/articles/3311301
02:35.23chillfanbbl
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02:37.28gnarfacei still think it's a power management issue
02:37.34gnarfaceor cpu frequency/thermal
02:38.00gnarfacebut at this point it's just speculation without tests
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09:55.24Guest35846i'm getting an error packaging linux-libre-4.9.80
09:55.33Guest35846i attach the build file: http://gnuinos.org/linux_4.9.80-1_i386.build
09:57.21Guest35846look at the line:
09:57.23Guest35846find debian/linux-image-4.9.0-5-686-dbg/usr/lib/debug/lib/modules/4.9.0-5-686/ -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 \! -name kernel -exec rm {} \+
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09:59.26Guest35846`debian/linux-image-4.9.0-5-686/lib/modules/4.9.80-gnu/` is generated instead of `debian/linux-image-4.9.0-5-686/lib/modules/4.9.0-5-686/`
10:00.41Guest35846and i don't know where is 4.9.80-gnu taken from
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10:01.55Guest35846there is no 4.9.80-gnu in the debian/ folder, i renamed the sources to 4.9.80
10:03.11Guest35846the problem is in the line:
10:03.13Guest35846mkdir -p $(PACKAGE_DIR)/lib/modules/$(REAL_VERSION)
10:03.29Guest35846of debian/rules.real
10:10.18Guest35846but REAL_VERSION is defined by the following way:
10:10.20Guest35846REAL_VERSION = $(ABINAME)$(LOCALVERSION)
10:10.45Guest35846so, i don't know where is 4.9.80-gnu taken from :(
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16:25.16blop< monty86> if it wasn't for javascript, nobody would need a new computer
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16:26.54telst4rBitcoin had to be invented because people started to block JS's
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19:30.08minnesotagsystem error resolving 'pkgmaster.devuan.org:80' - getaddrinfo (13: Permission denied)
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19:41.05minnesotagsThe repository 'http://packages.devuan.org/merged ascii Release' does no longer have a Release file.
19:45.58minnesotagsWhat's that all about?
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20:03.52enycHrrrm............
20:04.03enyc(suspecting) issue with ascii...
20:04.37enycUpdates, and isnstallation of correct packages,  usb automounding  in Ascii MATE deksotp  now 'works' as per recentish emails explaining who todo
20:05.47enycnoticing, in   'caja'  file-manager, however,  clicking on mounted devices,  of mtp nature (e.g. android gadgets and the like),  I get "Couldn't find matching udev device."  message...?
20:06.12enyc["eudev          3.2.2-11"] installed
20:06.58enychrrm... this may just be some nonsese from connecting/unconnecting/etc  -- but I wanted to mention it, it could be a useful clue...
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20:22.43minnesotagsthis is a headless server
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20:23.05minnesotagsOther servers, using the exact same sources.list, have no problem.
20:23.19minnesotagsThe keyring says it is the latest (October, 2017)
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20:29.43aggrora-instHello. I'm atempting to install devuan-ascii-netinst. My system is a Lenovo thinkpad t420s and I have myself swaped out the cd-rom and fitted in an disk-drive cabinet which now holds an ssd. The ssd is by test working as expected but I do run into some problems with this new install.
20:31.16aggrora-instOn installation step, Detect and mount CD-ROM, I get message that it does not find any and that I could choose to continue with netinstall instead. Though, I never get this option, only get message that one step failed.
20:31.21minnesotags"System error resolving 'auto.mirror.devuan.org:80' - getaddrinfo (13: Permission denied)" This is what I think the problem is.
20:32.05aggrora-instCould someone explain why this "net-inst"-iso keeps asking me for cd-rom? :)
20:32.07minnesotagsNevermind....
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20:45.43golinuxaggrora-inst: It is a bug in the beta
20:47.37aggrora-instgolinux: Ah, I see :) Do you think devs need any infromation/troubleshooting for it?
20:47.58golinuxThe devs found it in testing themselves.
20:48.45aggrora-instOk.
20:49.40golinuxBut probably wouldn't hurt to file a bug at bugs.devuan.org
20:49.59golinuxYou can do it by email.
20:52.42aggrora-instYea, I think I will do that.
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22:01.16bloppurging libpulse0 will remove so many things :(
22:03.13golinuxYeah.  Impossible to get rid of that lib
22:05.43bloplet's see what happens if i remove libpulse*.so then
22:09.21golinuxgets virtual popcorn
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22:17.14blopyeah too much stuff needs libpulse
22:22.06golinuxExactly.  It's a mini-systemd!
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22:47.30blopwhat terminal emulator can you reccommend?  i tried urxvt, lxterminal, xterm, xvt, mlterm - all have different problems
22:48.44fsmithredpick your poison
22:49.05fsmithredI like lxterminal
22:59.02debdogwhat problems?
22:59.13debdogsticks to xterm + screen
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23:06.19MinceRi recommend terminator
23:06.23MinceRfor general use
23:06.31MinceRand xfce4-terminal for dropdown terminal
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23:16.51blopty MinceR
23:17.00MinceRnp
23:17.07bloptest results in 5 minutes
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23:34.22blophttps://files.catbox.moe/qxo76z.png  screen+irssi color rendering in urxvt, mlterm, lxterminal, gnome-terminal, terminator and xfce4-terminal
23:36.35blopthe last 4 are using libvte, i think
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23:48.56MinceRyou can also switch palettes in many of these
23:49.06MinceRand yeah, libvte is very common
23:51.44blopyeh the palettes aren't the issue really, it's getting colors set wrong that is
23:52.12blopso the yellow around marge's eyes is supposed to be the yellow on her whole face, not orange/darkyellow
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23:53.11blopso certain glyphs trigger wrong color setting in libvte, and mlterm is well..

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