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O_OniGiri | 239 | 239 | hi there, I am trying to install Ubuntu along Windows 8.1 | pilot-data | 98 | annotation-process |
O_OniGiri | 239 | 239 | but it doesn't show grub on boot :( | pilot-data | 99 | annotation-process |
bihaber | 240 | 240 | Bashing-om: from -> ls <- gives directory contents | pilot-data | 100 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 242 | 242 | bihaber: are you booting into grub's command line from 'c' at the grub menu, OR booting into the operating system ? | pilot-data | 101 | annotation-process |
O_OniGiri | 243 | 243 | Bashing-om you talking to me? | pilot-data | 102 | annotation-process |
bihaber | 243 | 243 | Bashing-om: booting into operating system. | pilot-data | 103 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 243 | 243 | 0_0 | pilot-data | 104 | annotation-process |
O_OniGiri | 244 | 244 | bihaber having same problem as me? | pilot-data | 105 | annotation-process |
O_OniGiri | 244 | 244 | bihaber grub not showing on boot? | pilot-data | 106 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 244 | 244 | O_OniGiri: not that I am awaare of .. did I ping at ya ? | pilot-data | 107 | annotation-process |
O_OniGiri | 245 | 245 | Bashing-om nope, but it looked like you were talking about my problem | pilot-data | 108 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 245 | 245 | bihaber: Shucks .. I lost track .. last I was aware you were booting to a busy box ? So, still not able to boot to the GUI desktop ? | pilot-data | 109 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 245 | 245 | after installing nvidia-331 x fails to start (running 14.04) | pilot-data | 110 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 246 | 246 | if I uninstall it, it works, but.. well, I'd like my drivers, you know | pilot-data | 111 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 246 | 246 | don't really know how to diagnose what's wrong exactly | pilot-data | 112 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 247 | 247 | O_OniGiri: Sorry, no I was not directing to you .. I know nothing of Win8 or UEFI configs . | pilot-data | 113 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 247 | 247 | !uefi | O_OniGiri | pilot-data | 114 | annotation-process |
ubottu | 247 | 247 | O_OniGiri: UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware. It is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI | pilot-data | 115 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 248 | 248 | ah, wait. dmesg says "the nvidia gpu installed in this system is not supported by driver 331" | pilot-data | 116 | annotation-process |
O_OniGiri | 248 | 248 | the problem is that grub isn't showing up | pilot-data | 117 | annotation-process |
bihaber | 249 | 249 | Bashing-om: can't boot into system from grub. at one point i had a pretty user background after your fix but lost that. i think my system is sot and i have to figure out how to salvage my files. i'll NEVER do an Ubuntu upgrade again. | pilot-data | 118 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 249 | 249 | O_OniGiri: Try: As soon as the bios screen clears press and hold the escape key . does the grub boot menu appear ? | pilot-data | 119 | annotation-process |
O_OniGiri | 250 | 250 | Bashing-om going to try now | pilot-data | 120 | annotation-process |
svetlana` | 251 | 251 | bihaber: from what to what version were you upgrading out of curiousity? | pilot-data | 121 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 251 | 251 | anyone knows why nvidia-319 depends on nvidia-331? | pilot-data | 122 | annotation-process |
O_OniGiri | 252 | 252 | Bashing-om not working :k | pilot-data | 123 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 252 | 252 | bihaber: Release upgrades when done properly are not a problem . The thing now is to fix this install .. One can always copy off files from a live(USB)/DVD . | pilot-data | 124 | annotation-process |
O_OniGiri | 253 | 253 | Bashing-om during the installation of Ubuntu I recall that it didn't recognize the windows loader, is that a problem? | pilot-data | 125 | annotation-process |
bihaber | 254 | 254 | Bashing-om: where can i go from here? once gub is fixed i still have gui that doesn't work | pilot-data | 126 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 254 | 254 | O_OniGiri: Sorry, I do not have the knowledge of Win8/UEFI to advise. Await others help . And yes IF ubuntu did not recognize Windows, there is a problem ( Windows installed UEFI and ubuntu installed CCSM ??) . | pilot-data | 127 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 255 | 255 | bihaber: If you can boot the operating system, then grub is functional and doing it's job . So the thing now is to find out why the GUI does not start . | pilot-data | 128 | annotation-process |
bihaber | 258 | 258 | Bashing-om: grub isn't right. i have to pick ubuntu recovery and then pick a version to boot | pilot-data | 129 | annotation-process |
bihaber | 259 | 259 | Bashing-om: i'm not even sure i'm getting the one we built. likely not because the gui doesn't work. | pilot-data | 130 | annotation-process |
<system> | 259 | 259 | === zz_saschpe is now known as saschpe | pilot-data | 131 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 261 | 261 | bihaber: Maybe a grub config issue, but only maybe . What is grub set to boot ? -> ls -al /vmlinuz <- . | pilot-data | 132 | annotation-process |
sudharsan | 261 | 261 | I get this list of error when I run "apt-get update" : https://pastebin.mozilla.org/8256694 I am now unable to install anything new from apt-get due to this. Pl help | pilot-data | 133 | annotation-process |
sudharsan | 261 | 261 | I run xubuntu 14.04 | pilot-data | 134 | annotation-process |
bihaber | 264 | 264 | Bashing-om: link to /boot/vmlinuz-3.16.0.29-generic | pilot-data | 135 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 265 | 265 | bihaber: OK, so you upgraded to 'utopic' .. now let's see that the kerenl is infact installed, show me . -> ls | pilot-data | 136 | annotation-process |
ObrienDave | 266 | 266 | sudharsan, sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 3B4FE6ACC0B21F32 | pilot-data | 137 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 266 | 266 | bihaber: Tired and getting stupid .. show mw -> ls -al /boot/grub | pastebinit <- . | pilot-data | 138 | annotation-process |
ObrienDave | 266 | 266 | sudharsan, sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 40976EAF437D05B5 | pilot-data | 139 | annotation-process |
bihaber | 267 | 267 | Bashing-om: yes when i upgraded to utopic this issue began. ls what folder? | pilot-data | 140 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 267 | 267 | I just figured that the reported device number is wrong. I've installed bumblebee before, which mangles that in order to achieve the switching, I think, but it doesn't seem to be installed now. Any clues what other optimus drivers might I have tried that have been doing this, or how can I check whether there's some module in the kernel that's acting up? | pilot-data | 141 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 267 | 267 | lacrymology: bumblebee isnt good anymore, use nvidia-prime instead | pilot-data | 142 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 268 | 268 | lotuspsychje: I just said, I don't have it anymore. But there's something that's making my videocard report the wrong ID | pilot-data | 143 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 268 | 268 | it's saying something like 0001.01 or something, and the nvidia driver doesn't recognize it | pilot-data | 144 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 269 | 269 | bihaber: Too tired to do this any longer .. but the return from -> ls -al /boot } pastebinit <- . | pilot-data | 145 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 269 | 269 | lacrymology: wich version of ubuntu? | pilot-data | 146 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 269 | 269 | 14.04 | pilot-data | 147 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 270 | 270 | bihaber: Many many errors .. ls -la /boot | pastebinit <- . | pilot-data | 148 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 270 | 270 | lotuspsychje: ^ | pilot-data | 149 | annotation-process |
sudharsan | 270 | 270 | ObrienDave, i've run that, now running apt-get update, givee me a minute, thanks | pilot-data | 150 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 270 | 270 | lacrymology: sudo lsh -C video still shows right info? | pilot-data | 151 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 270 | 270 | lshw | pilot-data | 152 | annotation-process |
bihaber | 271 | 271 | Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/9791385/ | pilot-data | 153 | annotation-process |
<system> | 271 | 271 | === Malsasa_ is now known as Malsasa | pilot-data | 154 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 273 | 273 | lotuspsychje: it says "display UNCLAIMED" in the first line, product name and stuff seems right, physical id is 0, the only weird thing about it is that the intel card reports physical ID 2, not 1, bus info pci@0000:01:00.0 which I think is the weird ID I had seen in dmesg, everything else seems right | pilot-data | 155 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 273 | 273 | lacrymology: you sure you disabled intel card in bios? | pilot-data | 156 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 274 | 274 | lotuspsychje: all in all, it looks all right. The intel bus info says pci@0000:00:02.0 | pilot-data | 157 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 274 | 274 | kk | pilot-data | 158 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 274 | 274 | lotuspsychje: I'm sure I *didn't*. I don't think my BIOS supports it | pilot-data | 159 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 274 | 274 | lacrymology: normally if you got 2 cards, there should be an option to switch | pilot-data | 160 | annotation-process |
nukeu666 | 274 | 274 | i keep getting hash mismatch when trying to apt update with trusty security/updates...already tried to clear the var/apt folder but no luck | pilot-data | 161 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 275 | 275 | lotuspsychje: also, it worked before updating the distro release (and therefore the kernel) | pilot-data | 162 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 275 | 275 | lotuspsychje: and it works under windows | pilot-data | 163 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 275 | 275 | lacrymology: maybe its time to re-install trusty clean with internet/updates enabled | pilot-data | 164 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 275 | 275 | lotuspsychje: not all optimus laptops come with a switching-enabled BIOS, don't know why | pilot-data | 165 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 275 | 275 | nukeu666: apt-get clean and apt-get update maybe | pilot-data | 166 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 276 | 276 | I'd *really* rather not. I was actually about to switch to arch instead of upgrading, but decided to save myself the time. | pilot-data | 167 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 276 | 276 | !info bleachbit | nukeu666 to clean out your system | pilot-data | 168 | annotation-process |
ubottu | 276 | 276 | nukeu666 to clean out your system: bleachbit (source: bleachbit): delete unnecessary files from the system. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.2-1 (utopic), package size 249 kB, installed size 1930 kB | pilot-data | 169 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 277 | 277 | lacrymology: for driver support, ubuntu stays the best | pilot-data | 170 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 277 | 277 | lotuspsychje: anyway, can you remind me the open driver's name? | pilot-data | 171 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 277 | 277 | !info nvidia-prime | lacrymology | pilot-data | 172 | annotation-process |
ubottu | 277 | 277 | lacrymology: nvidia-prime (source: nvidia-prime): Tools to enable NVIDIA's Prime. In component main, is optional. Version 0.6.7 (utopic), package size 11 kB, installed size 102 kB (Only available for i386; amd64) | pilot-data | 173 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 278 | 278 | no, not that one | pilot-data | 174 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 278 | 278 | the open driver | pilot-data | 175 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 278 | 278 | oh | pilot-data | 176 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 278 | 278 | !info nvdia | pilot-data | 177 | annotation-process |
ubottu | 278 | 278 | Package nvdia does not exist in utopic | pilot-data | 178 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 278 | 278 | !nvidia | pilot-data | 179 | annotation-process |
ubottu | 278 | 278 | For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VideoDriverHowto | pilot-data | 180 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 278 | 278 | lacrymology: nvidia-current ? | pilot-data | 181 | annotation-process |
Bashing-om | 278 | 278 | bihaber: Looks good to me .. I am considering rebuilding the initramfs image .. think'n about it .. for now make sure the package manager is happy -> sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade , sudo apt-get dist-upgrade <- . | pilot-data | 182 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 278 | 278 | no, that's also the propietary drivers | pilot-data | 183 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 278 | 278 | damn, I can't remember | pilot-data | 184 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 279 | 279 | lotus or soemething | pilot-data | 185 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 279 | 279 | let me check | pilot-data | 186 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 280 | 280 | lacrymology: maybe this can help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia | pilot-data | 187 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 280 | 280 | lotuspsychje: ok, I think I found the offending module | pilot-data | 188 | annotation-process |
lotuspsychje | 280 | 280 | kk good | pilot-data | 189 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 280 | 280 | lotuspsychje: yeah, well, I sort of don't quite have a browser right now, do I? | pilot-data | 190 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 280 | 280 | bbswitch | pilot-data | 191 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 280 | 280 | !info bbswtch | pilot-data | 192 | annotation-process |
ubottu | 280 | 280 | Package bbswtch does not exist in utopic | pilot-data | 193 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 280 | 280 | !info bbswitch | pilot-data | 194 | annotation-process |
ubottu | 281 | 281 | Package bbswitch does not exist in utopic | pilot-data | 195 | annotation-process |
lacrymology | 281 | 281 | !info bbswitch-dkms | pilot-data | 196 | annotation-process |
ubottu | 281 | 281 | bbswitch-dkms (source: bbswitch): Interface for toggling the power on nVidia Optimus video cards. In component main, is extra. Version 0.7-2ubuntu1 (utopic), package size 10 kB, installed size 55 kB (Only available for linux-any) | pilot-data | 197 | annotation-process |
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