libera/#devuan/ Saturday, 2024-08-10

rrqAPic: script /usr/share/initramfs-tools/hooks/udev failed without telling why.. change its top line to have -ex, to get more log00:44
Guest46thinking about installing minimal devuan ill just use window manager last time i tried doing that i didnt manage to install nivida drivers and didnt manage to start window manager04:01
Guest46how can i install nvidia drivers04:01
freemyou need to enable non-free repo for a start04:01
freemthen it depends on the GPU you're using, you'll need to search through the list given by apt (or aptitude if, like me, you're too lazy to learn all apt subcommands by heart for no reason)04:02
Guest46i did sudo apt install nvidia-drivers04:03
Guest46or maybe nvidia-driver04:03
Guest46and it didnt worked04:03
freemIIRC I used to install a package named like xserver-xorg-video-nvidia-xxxxx but maybe for wayland it differs or there's a meta-package that brings all04:04
Guest46i dont use wayland installed for xorg04:04
freemhuh? you don't wan't wayland, or you don't want xorg?04:04
freemhttps://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=xserver-xorg-video-nvidia&searchon=names&suite=stable&section=all anyway those packages are the kind I used to install when I still used a dedicated GPU04:05
Guest46dont want wayland because it doesnt work on nvidia04:05
freemah04:05
freemif you say so04:05
freemanyway, I usually just have my i3, xinit and a graphical driver installed04:06
freemand everything always worked like a charm04:06
Guest46very nice04:06
Guest46thats my plan tbh04:06
freemI don't know about wayland, though (nor do I care)04:07
freemwell, you don't need anything special really04:07
Guest46nvidia part always fails me04:07
freemworst case you could start by using xserver-xorg-video-vesa as a fallback04:07
freemwhat does not works with your nvidia setup exactly?04:07
Guest46so it is nvidia dkms i tried to install04:08
Guest46setup was just failed04:08
Guest46it says it didnt installed04:08
freemany error message?04:08
Guest46cant remember04:08
freemguess it will be hard to help then :D04:08
Guest46more harder is to deal with something that just doesnt work04:09
Guest46on debian i installed very easily04:09
Guest46maybe need some special thing for devuan04:09
freemyeah, I don't remember any problem installing drivers04:09
freemhm... I don't see why04:10
freemis the module compiled/linked at install time?04:10
freemfor a start04:10
Guest46yea04:10
freemso the library exists04:10
Guest46remember kernel compiling04:10
Guest46at install04:10
freemdid you tried to modprobe it?04:11
freem(which means ask the kernel to load the driver, manually)04:11
freem(IIRC)04:11
Guest46didnt04:11
freemwell, if doing so helps, then it means the problem might be related to (e?)udev04:12
freemI suppose devuan uses eudev, and there might be a small difference in this regard between the 204:12
freemtry to save error messages next time you try04:13
freemwithout info, people can only emit wild guesses04:13
Guest46is there any guide to install minimal debian setup04:14
Guest46like where u install xorg drivers04:14
Guest46this is where i fail04:14
freemnot that I'm aware of...04:14
freemwdym, where do you install them04:14
freemyou just ask some dpkg frontend to do it for you04:14
Guest46something doesnt just works i dont know04:15
Guest46i put i3 to xintrc04:15
Guest46it just doesnt work but it should04:15
Guest46xorg fails04:15
freemhttps://p.mort.coffee/muE this is my own .xinitrc04:15
freemit's a bit weird, I know04:16
freemwell, ok, not a good idea to share it :D04:16
freemit is completely alien04:16
Guest46lol04:16
freemand I don't even remember how this works04:16
freemoh, got it, I use runit to run my window manager04:17
freemright04:17
* freem needs to clean that old mess someday04:17
Guest46i think ill just give another try04:17
Guest46i was using mx linux but that distro is not that hackable04:17
freemnormally the only thing you really need in this is "exec i3"04:17
Guest46need something like arch04:17
Guest46but debian and no systemd04:18
freemFWIW I run debian without systemd :p04:18
Guest46cool stuff u do04:18
freemwell, I started using runit before devuan was born, so not much of a problem04:19
Guest46so in general i just need to install xorg and drivers right04:19
freemI remember using devuan as well for a while, but it had some bugs which were annoying me back in time04:19
Guest46after that if i can start window manager i would do all stuff there04:19
freemone moment, I'll go check if I have my own list of pacakges somewhere04:20
Guest46i know that if i just install xfce it will work not talking about drivers04:20
Guest46but i try to do hard way04:20
rrqGuest46: did you check the Xorg log file?04:20
Guest46yeah04:20
Guest46i googled results04:21
Guest46it is linked to nvidia04:21
freemnope, I don't have any template for graphical environment, someone was too lazy I guess04:21
freembut in short, outside of nvidia's drivers: xserver-xorg, xserver-xorg-core, xserver-xorg-input-libinput, xserver-xorg-legacy, xinit04:22
freemand a wm ofc04:22
freemnvidia's drivers will likely be named xserver-xorg-video-nvidia-xxxxx04:23
freemhm... maybe that was the legacy package and it's own config that are missing?04:23
Guest46not legacy driver04:24
Guest46ill try again04:24
freemwithout systemd or elogind, under debian/devuan you must have  xserver-xorg-legacy installed and configured to be able to start the Xorg server04:24
Guest46maybe we can do it from start and i can finally have working devuan system04:24
freemsure04:24
freemI got time, can't sleep anyway04:24
Guest46why legacy tho04:24
Guest46i dont have legacy driver04:25
freemit's not about drivers04:25
freemit's about allowing Xorg to run as root04:25
freemyou will also need to modify /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config to contain "needs_root_rights=yes" and "allowed_users=console" AFAIK04:25
freemI totally forgot about that subtlety04:26
freem(or however this is spelled)04:26
Guest46yea now i know why it didnt worked then04:29
Guest46i have no idea about that stuff04:29
freemnow that I think about it, one could also try the nouveau drivers (reverse engineered drivers for nvidia harware) I heard they're less bad for less old GPUs than those I have (which are not worst using anymore, but... can still help when valgrinding graphical applications)04:29
freemwhy was it then?04:29
freemyou can only know why it did not worked when you managed to repair it :) until this, you can only suspect things04:30
freemmight be something else after all04:30
Guest46maybe if i can get some manual for installing nvidia drivers04:32
freemI'm curious to know how much minimal you want your system to be though04:32
Guest46it would be awesome04:32
Guest46i just want system to work and have alsa xorg drivers window manager04:33
Guest46after that its easy04:33
freemoh, reading https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/nvidia-alternative I see "Use 'update-glx --config nvidia' to select a version" and I now remember there was indeed that little utility to run to update Xorg.conf04:33
freembut my memories of nvidia usage are more than 10 years old, might have changed by now04:33
Guest46yea04:34
freemif it changed though, it's likely in the "easier" direction, so less stuff to do04:35
freemI'd be surprised if modern nvidia drivers would not support KMS04:35
freemand if they do, then they can run wayland and avoid Xorg.conf annoying shit04:36
freemmandatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/963/04:36
Guest46hahahaha04:37
Guest46i think ill just install mx linux fluxbox version and try to customize my system from there04:38
Guest46im like 5 years experienced on linux04:38
Guest46still cant do stuff04:38
freemwell, years of experience does not say much04:38
freemI know people with 40 years of experience on windows, and still can't install some stuff by themselves :p04:38
freemwell, if you need some help with your minimal config feel free to ping, I'll try to help04:41
Guest46okay thank you very much for this talk04:42
freemalthough I usually sleep at this hour :)04:42
Guest46when i finally manage to set up minimal system04:43
Guest46ill come here and say i did it to u04:43
freemthe quest for the minimal system is endless though04:43
freemit's still satisfying to be able to say you know by heart all the packages installed and why they are there :)04:44
* freem should redo his install script to rely on drist or ninja instead of custom shell scripts04:46
soren_Hi golinux/rrq - ive forked the documentation as https://git.devuan.org/soren/documentation/src/branch/wip/excalibur - is this ok?05:32
soren_anyhow ill be a few days to a week on getting my head around the documentation etc, so will probably have questions maybe then or sooner. Should i be on this IRC or the dev IRC?05:36
Xenguy_I imagine either is fine05:36
soren_ok thanks.05:37
Xenguy_o/05:37
al1r4dGuest46 -> try devuan+dwm+sysv.. that is my setup05:40
al1r4dah, he's gone05:40
golinuxHi soren_ . . . nice to see you here!05:55
soren_Hi golinux05:55
golinuxLet's do a pm05:55
gnarfaceif that Guest46 person comes back tell them to stick around longer, and to report the actual GPU in question as identified by lspci06:00
APicrrq: Thanks!11:07
APicThough now it does not boot cleanly anymoar11:07
APicBecause systemd-fsck somehow fails11:07
APichttps://photos.app.goo.gl/chHDtqaRY6ZxQSDL711:07
APicEvil systemd    ☹11:07
* APic can get a root-Shell, but i have no WLAN at the Moment11:10
* APic does not even have /sbin/ifconfig currently ☹11:14
APic„ip link“ does not even show a WLAN-Device11:15
APicProbably the Firmware did not even get loaded yet?11:15
APicenp3s0 exists though11:15
APicSo i will plug the RJ45 in11:16
APic„dhclient enp3s0“ worked11:17
APicHopefully i will manage converting it to Devuan so it will get named eth0 once again    😉11:17
APicAh11:18
Wonka.oO( ip link set enp3s0 name eth0 )11:18
APicrrq: Now „apt-get -f install“ suddenly completes fine without Error11:18
APic„update-initramfs: deferring update (trigger activated)“11:18
APic„Processing triggers for initramfs-tools (0.142) ...“11:18
APicNice11:18
amarsh04keep us update APic11:19
* APic running „apt-get dist-upgrade“ now11:20
APichttps://paste.debian.net/1325988/11:23
APicdpkg: error processing archive /var/cache/apt/archives/elogind_255.5-2_amd64.deb (--unpack): trying to overwrite '/usr/bin/busctl', which is also in package systemd 256.4-211:23
* APic goes jogging now11:23
APiccul8r!11:23
amarsh04bfn11:24
rrqAPic: start with: apt-get purge --autoremove systemd12:19
rrqbefore dist-upgrade12:19
freaxehhi12:20
freaxehi'm having trouble with a fresh installation of devuan 5.0.112:21
freaxehon both an nvme drive (samsung evo plus) and a sata ssd12:21
freaxehi'm using the server iso you know the one with cd2 cd3 cd4 as an addition12:22
rrqtrouble installing or rebooting?12:22
freaxehfor an offline installation, the issue is that it freezes upon startup at ""kvm_amd" disabled by bios12:22
freaxehit installs perfectly fine it just wont boot upon startup12:23
freaxehthis is a ryzen 7 2700 system on a gigabyte motherboard12:23
freaxehwith a sas card if that makes any difference, the boot ssd is using the motherboard sata ports and before on the last attempt was using a nvme drive plugged into the motherboard12:24
freaxehthe sas card is just for additional hard drives12:24
APicrrq: Ok, ktnx12:24
rrqhmm where does kvm come in? that's for running VMs12:25
freaxehdont know, i looked in the bios and couldn't find any option for turning it on12:25
rrqitd' called many things ... "virtualization"12:26
* Xenguy_ notes that 'freax' was Linus' first choice of a named for what is now known as 'linux' ...12:26
Xenguy_s/named/name12:26
rrqbut why does your boot need virtualization ?12:27
freaxehit shouldn't its not a vm and the system isnt running any host os12:27
freaxehits running purely on real hardware12:28
rrqyou can run rescue mode with the installer and check for any "qemu" pacakge installed12:28
rrqdid you run Install or expert?12:29
freaxehinstall12:29
rrqok... I have a memory there's a qemu-guest package sometimed getting installed12:30
rrqthat might be one option12:30
freaxehi'll reboot into rescue mode12:30
APicrrq: https://paste.debian.net/1325994/12:31
APicSame „busctl“ Fail12:31
rrqhmm try dpkg --unpack --force-overwrite /var/cache/apt/archives/elogind_255.5-2_amd64.deb ... being at /12:32
rrqif that works, then use -f install12:33
freaxehok i've got a shell12:34
rrqrandom web page suggests blacklisting the kvm module ... souends heavy handed12:35
freaxehi ran "apt list qemu" and it came back with nothing12:36
freaxeham i supposed to get a login prompt if i dont install the desktop upon installation?12:37
rrqyes12:38
rrqmayb try blacklisting kvm ... "blacklist kvm" in /etc/modprobe.d/nokvm.conf12:38
APicrrq: Did that and ran „apt-get -f install“12:38
APicThat now hangs12:38
rrqgreat :(12:39
APic[…] Setting up mount (2.40.2-1devuan1) ...12:39
APicSetting up elogind (255.5-2) ...12:39
APicinvoke-rc.d: could not determine current runlevel12:39
APicSomehow it destroyed my Terminal Settings12:39
APicNeither ^A to control my GNU Screen works12:39
APicNeither ^C to abort12:39
APicJust prints a literal ^A and ^C12:39
APicAh12:39
APicNow this spawned:12:40
APic„You are in emergency mode. […]“12:40
* APic has a root-Shell once again12:40
APicMaybe i can just reboot now?12:40
APicSo the Runlevel-Stuffs will correctly init?12:40
rrqmmm is sysvinit-core installed?12:41
rrqand sysv-rc12:41
APicSeems not12:43
APicdpkg -l does not show them12:43
rrqso reboot is not a good idea12:43
rrqcan you install busybox-static ?12:43
rrq(for setting up an emergency boot platform)12:44
APicSetting up busybox-static (1:1.36.1-0) ...12:44
APicSeting up elogind (255.05-2) ...12:44
APicinvoke-rc.d: could not determine current runlevel12:44
rrqok... echo 2 > /run.runlevel12:45
rrqthen try again12:45
rrqok... echo 2 > /run/runlevel12:45
APicStill: invoke-rc.d: could not determine current runlevel12:46
rrqhmm is there an /etc/inittab ?12:47
APicNo12:47
rrqok, try: echo 'id:2:initdefault' > /etc/inittab12:47
rrqand see if that's a help12:48
APicmompls12:48
freaxehtried blackisting kvm in nokvm.conf and it didn't work12:48
freaxehi'l try using the desktop iso12:48
rrqfreaxeh: does bios have some selector for disk management h/w ?12:49
freaxehit has csm and uefi12:49
APicrrq: Still same Error12:49
APicBut maybe i can just install sysvinit-core and sysv-rc?12:49
APicI mean, busybox-static worked too before running into the same elogind Error12:50
rrqworth a try ... otherwise one can disarm /usr/sbin/invoke-rc.d which is a shell script12:50
APicOk12:51
rrqadding an exit 0 as second line12:51
rrqnot the best thing to do and should ne be left there12:51
rrqne=not12:51
APicNah, now it says: „Removing systemd (256.4-2) ... systemd is the active init system, please switch to another before removing systemd.„12:51
APicDid that12:53
APicNow „apt-get -f install“ ran through12:53
APicShall i try dist-upgrade now again?12:53
rrqdpkg -l sysvinit-core ... says "ii ..." ?12:54
APicNo, „un“12:55
APicSo apt-get sysvinit-core sysv-rc first?12:55
APic+install12:55
rrqno it can't install while running systemd I think... one option is to reboot into a busybox-static shell to install with12:56
APicOk12:56
rrqeg make a link /sbin/sh -> /usr/bin/busybox ... if that's where it is12:56
rrqlet's see12:57
rrqdpkg -S bin/busybox12:57
rrqtells where busybox-static put its busybox12:57
* APic already rebooted now, sorry12:57
APicAnd it seems to hang12:57
APicSo probably i will need a Live-USB-Stick…12:58
rrqok... reboot with init=/bin/sh12:58
rrq(should also work I guess)12:58
rrquse "e" on the splash screen. then move down to the linux line and add "init=/bin/sh"12:59
rrqthen use Ctrl-X to boot with that edit12:59
* APic selected „recovery mode“ from the Grub Menu13:00
APicNow some systemd-Jobs run13:00
* APic needs to shower now13:00
* APic will come back soon13:00
rrqtry it may way later :)13:00
rrqfreaxeh: did you select any desktop on install?13:01
rrqalso, did you install virt-manager or some other virt ?13:04
freaxehnope13:05
rrqin any case it shouldn't stop booting13:05
freaxehyes i seem to be a magnet for things that are impossible13:05
rrq:)13:06
freaxehonly thing different from normal that i did (I"ve had successful installs of devuan in the past) is that i used the "server cd2 cd3 cd4" isos13:07
rrqright. shouldn't have made an inssue13:08
rrqbios doesn;t have any viertualization toggle?13:09
freaxehnone that i could see ill have another look13:11
APicRe13:12
APicrrq: Because we need to boot without systemd, right?13:12
rrqright13:12
APicrrq: Though i have a Crypto-LVM13:12
APicrrq: Will that get mounted Your Way?13:12
rrqif it's mounted in initrd then yes13:13
rrqor before initrd13:13
APicOk13:13
rrqmy way merely drops into /bin/sh instead of any init13:13
APick13:14
rrqfreaxeh: names like IOMMU and SVM or HYPER-V13:14
rrqor VT-x13:15
APicrrq: Ok, i have a Shell now, and my / got mounted correctly13:18
APicBut it does not look like busybox13:18
APicProbably i need to run busybox now?13:19
rrqno it's ok using that shell13:19
APicOk13:19
rrqinstall sysvinit-core and sysv-rc13:19
APic„Read-only file system“13:20
APicProbabl „mount -oremount,rw /“?13:20
APic+y13:20
APicOr i could reboot with „rw“ on the Kernel-Cmdline13:21
rrqyes13:22
rrqremount13:22
APick13:22
APicNow it cannot fetch some Packages because no Net13:22
APicBut „dhclient enp3s0“ worked13:22
rrqgood13:23
APicDarn13:23
* APic ran a ping13:23
APicAnd now i cannot Ctrl-C out of it13:23
APic-_-13:23
rrqC-A-Del :(13:23
APick13:23
APicAt least i can reboot with rw right from the Start then    😉13:23
rrqnext time run: openvt -c 2 /bin/bash13:24
rrqthen Alt-F2 to use that13:24
rrqit should have job control as well13:25
rrqAlt-F1 is then your /bin/sh, and Alt-F2 would be your work shell13:25
* APic likes zsh better 😉13:25
APicYup13:25
rrqfair enough13:25
APicYes, now i can Ctrl-C to abort the ping    😉13:26
APicInstalling sysvinit-core and sysv-rc worked now    o/13:27
APicBig Thanks!13:28
APicNow normal Reboot?13:28
rrqor maybe a dist-upgrade as well, while things work :)13:28
rrqremember to undo that invoke-rc.d patch (if any)13:29
APicOk13:29
APicdist-upgrade ran fine, and i remove the „exit“ from /usr/sbin/invoke-rc.d13:30
* APic will reboot now13:30
rrqgreat13:30
APic„WARNING: could not determine runlevel - doing soft reboot“13:31
APic„(it's better to use shutdown instead of reboot from the command line)“13:31
APic„shutdown: /run/initctl: No such file or directory“13:31
rrqpoweroff -f13:32
APick13:32
APicRebooted, now it says:13:32
APicINIT: version 3.09 booting13:33
APicINIT: No inittab.d directory found13:33
APicINIT: /etc/inittab[1]: missing process field13:33
APicAh, because we simplified the inittab too earlier    😉13:33
APic„Enter runlevel:“13:33
APicWhich one shall i try?13:33
djph3 ?13:34
rrqasch ... you might need to reinstall sysvinit-core13:34
APiclol13:34
* APic cannot even enter anything13:34
APicWhen i press a single Key it just prints „Enter runlevel:“ again on a new Line13:34
APicOk, so i will reboot into /bin/sh again13:35
rrqremove your /etc/inittab before reinstall13:35
freaxehi found an option for iommu and disabled it13:36
freaxehit stil didn't boot13:36
freaxehbut it did get rid of the kvm error message13:36
rrqok.. still ahold up?13:37
freaxehnow its going on about failed to load regulatory.db13:37
rrqthat's wifi stuff13:37
freaxehyes the motherboard has a wifi adaptor which i apparently cannot disable from within the bios13:37
freaxehi don't use it, i only use wired ethernet13:38
APicsysvinit: restarting...13:38
rrqshould be able to ignore that regulatory.db then .. not hold up13:38
APicinit: timeout opening/writing control channel /run/initctl13:39
APicMh13:39
APicAfter some Repetitions it said „failed.“13:39
APicAnd exited13:39
rrqis /run a tmpfs ?13:39
APicYes13:39
freaxehi'll pull the sas card out and see if that does anything just as a hunch13:40
APicAt least i got the stock /etc/inittab now13:40
APicI guess i can try rebooting13:40
rrqyes13:40
APicIt booted fine!13:41
APicrrq: Many, many epic Thanks!      😌13:41
rrqwelcome to sysvinit13:41
APicHm13:41
APicBut my X hangs now    -_-13:41
APicBut probably an unrelated Problem13:41
rrqthere might stilll be some residue to get rid of13:41
rrqand X will require elogind or seatd13:42
* APic tried booting into Recovery Mode13:43
APicNow i see on the tty a crashing /usbin/sbin/plymouthd13:43
APicBut i have a Shell again now after entering the root Password13:44
freaxehno go, and kvm_amd error message is back13:44
rrqso your boot splash has badness13:44
APics@/usbin/#/usr/#13:44
rrqfreaxeh: does it hold up the boot ?13:44
rrqAPic: that "Recovery Mode" is some residue to get rid of13:45
freaxehyes it hangs but responds to alt ctrl delete13:45
rrqtry once waiting a long time, say 10min,...13:45
freaxehi did that earlier today13:45
rrqok. hmm13:45
freaxehbut can do it again13:45
rrqwould be good to know which boot step is locking up13:47
rrqperhaps a boot with word "single" on command line13:48
freaxehwait period starts now13:49
rrq... random web page says enable SVM/AMD-V as well as IOMMU13:56
rrqbiab13:56
freaxehi'll try updating the bios14:04
freaxehupdating the bios did nothing to reveal any further settings besides IOMMU which is enabled currently14:20
freaxehlooks like i'll be installing a systemd based system?14:20
freaxehnah stuff that i'll just buy another motherboard14:21
freaxehi'll see if it boots on another system14:23
freaxehbbs14:33
freaxehproblem solved14:43
freaxehthe gigabyte motherboard is causing it not to boot for some reason14:43
freaxehi just tried the ssd that i installed devuan to in two other systems and they both booted just fine to a login prompt14:43
freaxehthanks for your help anyway14:43
freaxehi'll just buy another motherboard14:43
freaxehthe motherboard thats causing the issue is a gigabyte B450M DS3H WIFI14:47
Xenguy_hardware is a MF sometimes14:57
Xenguy_BTW the 'netinstall' ISO is my go-to, but YMMV14:58
gnarfacefreaxeh: uh, i have a older AMD motherboard, and due to a bios bug (despite having the latest available), i have to pass specific IOMMU parameters on the kernel command-line. maybe your gigabyte board has the same issue?14:58
gnarfacethese, specifically: ivrs_ioapic[9]=00:14.0 ivrs_ioapic[10]=00:00.214:59
gnarface(though those values are hardware specific and you might need new ones)14:59
gnarfacei think they're literally just located at a non-default address, or something like that. you find the right address(es) and you can fix it. that's my theory, anyway.15:00
gnarfacemaybe unrelated but i had some other problem booting samsung ssds, but i have to believe that certainly wouldn't apply to your much newer board15:01
freaxehthanks this ssd is a crucial brand15:01
gnarfacenah, never had a problem with one of those15:02
freaxehand the other nvme drive i tried was a samsung, brand new15:02
freaxehboth failed to boot15:02
freaxehi'm thinking its the motherboard15:02
freaxehtrouble will be for me in finding another motherboard with two pcie x16 ports for my graphics card and sas card to live in harmony15:03
freaxehto clarify, one drive is samsung nvme and the crucial is a sata15:04
freaxehi'm not familiar with parsing paramaters on the kernel command line15:06
freaxehhow do i do that15:07
gnarfaceadd them to /etc/default/grub then run update-grub15:08
gnarfacecomments and defaults in there should make it pretty clear15:09
gnarfaceyou might want to also remove "quiet" so you can see what's actually going on15:09
freaxehright so i boot into rescue mode and edit /etc/default/grub and remove quiet15:09
freaxehand add that ivrs piece15:10
gnarfaceright, add it to the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX variable in that file15:10
gnarfacebut if it doesn't work you might need to search online for the right numbers for your particular motherboard15:11
gnarfacei have no reason to believe those will be correct, mine's not even a gigabyte board15:11
gnarfacestill, it has worked as-is for at least one other person with some other random board so i dunno15:11
gnarfacethat's just to fix the kvm issue though, to be clear15:15
gnarfacenot sure it'll help with anything else15:15
freaxehupdate-grub says "ivrs_ioapic[9]=00:14.0: not found"15:21
freaxehdoh of course15:26
freaxehok update-grub completed sucessfully15:27
freaxehrebooting15:27
freaxehok got a lot of stuff in the console, its stopping on one of the cd/dvd drives15:30
freaxehlet me unplug those...15:31
freaxehits now stopping on "Begin: Running /scripts/init-premount ... done."15:34
freaxehi'll leave it for 10 mins see what happens15:34
gnarfacehmm15:35
freaxehstill no go, thanks anyway15:42
gnarfacesorry, not sure what it means that it's stopping there15:48
gnarfacecan't recall seeing that before, but someone else around here might know15:48

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