libera/#devuan/ Friday, 2023-01-27

AlexLikeRockhelp10:30
AlexLikeRocksynaptic-pkexec10:30
AlexLikeRockSegmentation fault10:30
AlexLikeRock.10:30
AlexLikeRock$ su10:31
AlexLikeRocksu: Fallo de autenticación10:31
AlexLikeRocksome one idea ?10:31
AlexLikeRockhello10:35
AlexLikeRockthere10:35
gnarfaceseems like a library issue, did you mix repos?11:07
AlexLikeRockmaybe11:08
gnarface"Segmentation fault" just means missing data11:08
gnarfaceso it could be anything from bad hardware to bad software11:09
gnarfaceusually though, it is the result of incompatible library versions11:09
gnarfacei couldn't tell you which ones, you'll have to look at the dependencies11:10
AlexLikeRocki cant login root11:10
gnarfaceyes, i see that, i assume it's the same cause though11:11
AlexLikeRockhow to fix sudo???11:11
gnarfaceyou'll have to figure out what you changed and put it back11:12
gnarfaceif you can't log in as root you'll have to boot into single user mode or chroot in from a live image11:12
AlexLikeRockyes i do11:12
gnarfaceor you can use rescue mode from the installer11:13
AlexLikeRock but  cant fix sudo11:13
dormitoany chance someone knows of documentation on running devuan iso builder on non-debian systems?13:59
gnarfacenot sure, but if you can get debootstrap running you could make a chroot and run it in there14:17
dormitohmm, debootstrap is available, so that'd probbly work14:23
fsmithredwhich iso builder are you talking about? Live isos or installer isos (with debian/devuan installer)14:26
dormitoinstaller isos14:27
fsmithredI think that builder expects certain packages to exist, and they may not exist in other distros.14:27
fsmithredyou can see what distros debootstrap works with by checking the list it has. I'll look for it.14:28
dormitoyeah, I already created a simple ebuild for libbogl14:28
fsmithred /usr/share/debootstrap/scripts/14:29
fsmithredmost of what's there are symlinks14:30
dormitothanks. Hmm, looks like the default debootsrap doesn't support chimaera14:34
rrqyou'll need a Devuan debootstrap14:39
dormitohmmm should be easy enough14:41
fsmithreddebootstrap is installed in devuan live-isos14:47
rrqthe "top level" build script of installer-iso (build-sudo.sh) uses zsh, sudo, rsync, mkdir, umount and Devuan's debootstrap14:48
rrq.. and cat, tee, rm, env ... i.e., a few common commands/programs with Devan's debootstrap the most "special"14:51
dormitosudo? that's ... odd14:51
rrqif run as root you can alias that to ""14:52
rrqthe script works by setting pu an iso bilding host with debootstrap, then using that to build an iso for that suite14:52
dormitojust to make sure, is there a prefered version of devuans' debootstrap? I grabbed 1.0.126 (which looked like the lastest). it seems to be hitting dieing on extraction of base-files due to files existing (even if I rm the target dir before running the cmd)15:17
rrq 1.0.126+nmu1devuan115:28
rrqhttp://deb.devuan.org/merged/pool/DEVUAN/main/d/debootstrap/debootstrap_1.0.126+nmu1devuan1_all.deb15:30
dormitothanks15:34
dormitorrq: hmmm that link throws a 404 for me19:26
dormitoah nm. space snuck in the copy&paste19:27
treeofknowledgeI recently upgraded my kernel and the amd-graphics-firmware is no longer working for my AMD 6600 XT. It was working perfectly before. I know it's not working because it's not giving my the full resolution after it loads to the desktop. Please help! This is my main workstation.22:46
treeofknowledgeI have already tried:22:46
treeofknowledge1) installing the old kernel driver22:46
treeofknowledge2) reinstalling the firmware-amd-graphics package on the old kernel driver and the new kernel driver22:46
treeofknowledge3) rebooting without and with #1 and #222:46
treeofknowledgeany ideas how to fix this? thank you!22:47
gnarfacelook in your Xorg log and find out the error22:47
treeofknowledgewhere is this located22:48
gnarfaceeither /var/log/Xorg.0.log or ~/.local/share/xorg/Xorg.0.log22:48
treeofknowledgeok brb22:48
gnarfaceif you really put the previous, known-working firmware-amd-graphics package back and the kernel it was working under, it should still be working unless something else changed, so probably something else changed too22:49
gnarfaceif both those log files are present, use the one with the most recent date22:49
gnarfaceor, which ever one has a datestamp that corresponds to the last time you ran xorg anyway22:50
treeofknowledgeHere is the log file https://paste.debian.net/126869922:52
treeofknowledgeI am looking through it right now22:52
gnarfacethe lines with (EE) on them are the most relevant to this issue22:54
gnarfacedid you also change users when you made the last change that broke this?22:54
gnarface[    19.694] (EE) open /dev/dri/card0: No such file or directory22:55
gnarfacethis is probably the smoking gun22:55
gnarfacemake sure that file exists, and make sure you're in the "video" group22:55
gnarfaceit doesn't even try to load the amdgpu driver, it appears to load the radeon driver then crap out22:56
gnarfaceit might help with that part to make an explicit /etc/X11/xorg.conf that calls the amdgpu driver directly, but i suspect you're still missing something else important, even if it's only the group membership for "video"22:57
treeofknowledgegnarface, i fixed this issue23:56
treeofknowledgethank you for helping me!23:56
treeofknowledgeyou're always helpful23:56
treeofknowledgei reinstalled the driver on a different kernel and it worked23:56
treeofknowledge!23:56
gnarfaceno problem23:57

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