libera/#devuan/ Wednesday, 2019-08-28

buZzalright, ~something broke around cheese , related to gstreamer-plugins-bad00:41
buZznuking all of that made it continue the dist-upgrade00:42
fsmithredsometimes aptitude will give you better options00:42
buZzhmhm, yeah00:42
buZzi should get used to doing dist-upgrade in that :)00:42
fsmithredwhen I did it a month ago, I used apt, apt-get and aptitude. It wasn't so easy then.00:45
buZzooo beowulf has wine 4.2 :D00:47
buZzalright! the last stubborn ones are ;00:57
buZzThe following packages have been kept back:00:57
buZz  elogind libelogind0 libpam-elogind00:57
fsmithrednow's a good time to try aptitude. Use -s to see what it will do.00:57
buZzaptitude says These packages could be upgraded, but they have been kept in their current state to avoid breaking dependencies.00:59
fsmithredwhich deps?00:59
buZzis elogind always i386?01:00
fsmithredno01:01
fsmithredwhat version do you see?01:01
buZzooo, there's two libelogind0's available? 234.4-2 and 241.3-101:03
buZzelogind 234.4-2 and elogind:i386 241.3-1 <-- eh ?01:03
fsmithredyeah. There's a problem with some packages not at the same version between 32 and 6401:03
fsmithredand people with multiarch enabled are running into this01:04
buZzeh  libsystemd0:i386 241-501:04
buZzyeah i got multiarch for steam reason01:04
buZzs01:04
buZzdpkg: dependency problems prevent removal of libpam-elogind:amd64:01:05
buZz libpolkit-qt5-1-1:amd64 depends on libpam-systemd; however:01:05
buZzbwa01:05
fsmithred elogind 234.4-2 and elogind:i386 241.3-1 <-- I see this in amd64. The first is the one that's installed and the second is the one that's available. I'll try an upgrade.01:06
buZzThe following packages have unmet dependencies:01:07
buZz libapt-pkg5.0 : Depends: libsystemd0 (>= 221)01:07
buZzoi01:07
buZz:P01:07
buZzi got the amd64 side updated properly now i think01:08
buZzyeah \o apt upgrade now gives 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.01:08
fsmithredI got the same error: held back01:09
fsmithredwith apt and apt-get01:09
fsmithredaptitude offered to remove libsystemd0 and I accepted01:09
fsmithred(I didn't even know it was there)01:09
buZz:D01:10
buZzseems grub needs some love aswell01:10
buZzgrub-install: warning: Embedding is not possible.  GRUB can only be installed in this setup by using blocklists.  However, blocklists are UNRELIABLE and their use is discouraged..01:10
buZzgrub-install: error: will not proceed with blocklists.01:10
fsmithreduefi or bios boot? gpt or msdos partition table?01:11
buZzdos partitions , uefi boot01:11
buZz(i think)01:11
buZzbeen a while since i saw it boot :P01:11
fsmithredfdisk -l01:11
buZzwell, no uefi partitions01:12
buZzif thats what you want me to look for?01:12
fsmithredit'll say what partition table01:12
fsmithredunder the header info, above the partition list01:12
buZzah, derp, yes01:12
buZzInstallation finished. No error reported.01:12
buZzi was trying to install grub to a partition01:13
fsmithredoh, ok01:13
fsmithredsee if it boots?01:13
buZzfingers crossed for me? :D01:13
buZz*reboot*01:13
fsmithredyou got live media or other way to boot if it doesn't?01:13
buZzyeah01:13
fsmithredok01:13
buZzsome acpi and nvidia errprs01:14
buZzand alsa01:14
buZzbut x starts01:14
buZzboom, works01:14
fsmithredcool01:14
buZz| NVIDIA-SMI 418.74       Driver Version: 418.74       CUDA Version: 10.101:15
buZz\o/01:15
buZzlets see if steam still works ^_^01:15
buZzseems so :P01:16
buZzawww yeah \o01:20
specingbuZz: can I offer some FOSS games?01:27
buZzsure01:28
buZzoooo gcc8 , i gotto try building the newer dolphine-emu versions :D01:31
specingbuZz: what kind of games do you like?01:33
buZzpuzzle adventures etc01:34
buZzlike super mario galaxy01:34
buZzor tombraider01:34
specinguh that'll be hard01:35
buZzwell there is 'openlara' iirc01:36
specingI wouldn't know, I only try to follow FPS/RTS developments01:36
buZzhttps://github.com/XProger/OpenLara01:36
buZzported to webgl aswell :P01:36
specingOh, actually, there is https://github.com/fastrgv/AdaGate01:40
specingWhich is also the only game that I know of that was developed in Ada01:40
specing*FPS01:40
specingThe other one is steamsky01:41
specingwhich is a space adventure01:41
buZz[100%] Built target dolphin-emu01:47
buZz\o01:48
targzPlease don't allow things like this in Devuan... https://pasteboard.co/IuJLY0z.jpg07:25
ukinetargz, unattended-upgrades does its' job. if you do not want it, do not install it.08:17
targzukine: Yes, act, I meant not to come by default.08:22
fr33domlovero/08:37
man_in_shacki'm sure it won't08:38
fr33domloverI'm on devuan ascii, my sound device seems not recognized by alsa / pulseaudio, no sound. How do I start fixing that? Any hint very welcome :)08:38
man_in_shackdevuan actually gives a fuck08:38
gnarfacefr33domlover: pasuspender -- speaker-test -c 2 -t wav08:39
gnarfacetry that, tell me if you get sound^08:39
gnarfacefr33domlover: (the first key step is to isolate the problem to either pulseaudio or alsa)08:44
fr33domlovergnarface, nope. pavucontrol says Dummy Output and alsactl init says No sound device found08:44
gnarfacefr33domlover: what about this? aplay -L08:45
fr33domloverlspci | grep audio gives me this: 00:1f.3 Audio device: Intel Corporation Device 9dc8 (rev 30)08:45
gnarfaceuse paste.debian.net for the output of "aplay -L" or just /msg it to me08:45
fr33domlovergnarface, it says null Discard all samples (playback) or generate zero samples (capture)08:46
gnarfaceand check the output of lsmod for "snd_hda_intel"08:46
fr33domloverHmm maybe I'm missing some firmware package08:46
* fr33domlover checks08:46
gnarfaceno, they don't require firmware for the audio devices08:47
gnarfacebut they do cheap out on the drivers and the hardware to the point that it causes frequent regressions08:47
fr33domlovergnarface, no "snd" in lsmod output08:47
gnarfaceok, well that solves part of the mystery08:47
gnarfacebecause you're not getting sound without kernel components08:47
gnarfacewhich kernel version?  (uname -a"08:48
gnarfacesorry "uname -a"08:48
fr33domlovergnarface, 4.9 the default devuan one08:48
gnarfaceok08:48
gnarfacesee what happens if you just run "modprobe snd_hda_intel" as root08:48
fr33domlovergnarface, hm no output on that comman08:49
fr33domloverd08:49
gnarfacethat's good actually08:49
gnarfacethis might seem weird, but in unix you're supposed to assume that means it did what you asked08:49
gnarfacebecause there were no errors08:50
gnarfaceso run the previous tests again now, see if there's any change08:50
fr33domlovergnarface, no sound in pasuspender but aplay -L has a new line yay08:51
gnarfacewell it's a start08:52
gnarfacewhat is the new line?08:52
fr33domlovergnarface, default Playback/recording through the PulseAudio sound server08:53
fr33domloverHm but it only shows it as non-root08:53
gnarfacemeh, that is not what we want08:53
gnarfacewell08:53
fr33domloverI installed devuan just "base system" option without the rest etc. maybe I'm missing some package idk08:53
gnarfacebasically we can conclude here that the driver does not support your hardware.  it's supposed to, but it doesn't.  a newer kernel might have fixed that, it's hard to say.  how new is this hardware?08:53
fr33domlovergnarface, new :p it's dell xps 13 9380. I'm used to old hardware that just works :p08:54
gnarfaceyea08:55
gnarfacechances are slim08:55
gnarfacebut it is worth trying a new kernel08:55
gnarfacelike whatever version is in backports currently08:55
gnarfaceand it might be worth trying to force auto-detection to a specific model with the "model=" module option to that snd_hda_intel module08:56
gnarfacesometimes all that fails is the auto-detect08:56
gnarfaceif that still doesn't work, maybe try getting on the alsa mailing list08:57
gnarfaceit could literally be a 2-line patch08:57
gnarfacefr33domlover: do you have the linux-doc package for that kernel installed?09:00
fr33domlovergnarface, cope09:01
fr33domlover*nope09:01
gnarfacefr33domlover: kernel.org seems to have already deleted it09:02
gnarfacefr33domlover: if you install it, it contains a list of the valid model values09:03
gnarfaceand a truckload of other stuff09:03
gnarfacethis file, is what you need: /usr/share/doc/linux-doc-4.9/Documentation/sound/hd-audio/models.rst.gz09:04
gnarface"zless /usr/share/doc/linux-doc-4.9/Documentation/sound/hd-audio/models.rst.gz"09:04
gnarfaceyou don't want to use a newer kernel version's documentation as a reference, that will just frustrate you09:06
sixwheeledbeastThat model is certified to run Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (4.15) OOTB09:06
gnarfacesixwheeledbeast: kernel 4.15?09:06
sixwheeledbeastyep09:06
sixwheeledbeasthttps://certification.ubuntu.com/hardware/201810-26515/09:06
* fr33domlover zlesses that file09:06
gnarfaceit looks like kernel 4.19 is in backports09:07
gnarfaceright?09:07
sixwheeledbeastIn fact they sell a version from Dell with it pre installed.09:08
gnarfacefr33domlover: you can have multiple kernels installed concurrently and just switch by rebooting and choosing one at the grub prompt.  you might want to consider trying that backport kernel.09:08
gnarfacefr33domlover: the audio might not be the only thing it fixes09:09
gnarfacethe hardware could be newer than 4.9, couldn't it?09:09
fr33domlovergnarface, yeah and it's indeed not listed in that doc file09:09
gnarfacesome of the ones at the top like 3-stack-digout or whatever might still work09:11
gnarfaceyou could get lucky trying stuff that has the same count of inputs and outputs09:11
gnarfacebut the backport kernel's version of this driver probably will "just work"09:11
* fr33domlover tries backports kernel09:12
gnarfaceand if that doesn't work, you definitely should get on the alsa mailing list09:12
fr33domloverI still have stuff to figure out, most of those Fn key combinations dont work either, I hope newer kernel fixes that too09:15
gnarfaceyou might need some extra packages for the fn keys09:16
gnarfacelaptop extras or something09:16
* fr33domlover reboots09:16
fr33domlovergnarface, it works yay! That pasuspender program takes a lot of time though to make any sound. But pavucontrol shows the device now, so does alsamixer and aplay -L has lots of new output. I'll try some audio files09:22
gnarfacefr33domlover: ok, good, so it's a fixed problem.  no need for the alsa mailing list :)09:23
fr33domlovergnarface, thank you so much for the patient help :)09:24
gnarfaceno problem09:24
fr33domloverI'll try to remember this, if something doesn't work maybe I just need a kernel upgrade :p09:24
fr33domloverMy previous laptops were quite old, solved-problem kind09:25
buZzlets do my laptop aswell :P ascii -> beowulf20:47
MinceRkinky20:47
buZz~2500 packages21:15
buZz  │ Writing GRUB to boot device failed - continue?                           │21:15
buZz:)21:15
buZzroot@bz-x230:~# rm -r /usr/share/locale/*.gmo/21:18
buZzthis fixes grub-install /dev/sda21:18
buZzwelp, reboot time21:22
buZzworks :)21:24

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