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Hi, all in order to use secureboot with the liquorix kernel I made a self-signed certificate, today I made a new one and after a reboot when I type the command: Code: Select allmokutil --sb-state it returns This system doesn't support Secure Boot but it does. Afterwards when I enable or disable secureboot in bios the k... | I'm no expert on Secure Boot but I believe the kernel must be signed. Liquorix kernel is not signed. Code: Select allosslsigncode extract-signature -in /boot/vmlinuz-6.7.12-1-liquorix-amd64 -out kernel.sig PE file does not have any signature: /boot/vmlinuz-6.7.12-1-liquorix-amd64 Failed |
I've been running my own certificate authority on my home network for well over ten years now, and it's been working fine. Now it's time to make a new once, since the old one expires soon. So I created one, just as before, using "openssl ca". Had a little trouble with changing requirements (my old openssl.cnf still men... | rjmx wrote: 2024-05-07 22:29 How do I mark this topic as solved? (Sorry, I don't do this very often). You can mark the discussion as "solved" manually adding the text tag "[Solved]" at the beginning of the subject of the first message (after other tags, if any). It is also an opportunity to the make the subject more un... |
Dear all, As of late, I experience the following issues with regard to my following Samba setup: I am running a Debian 12 Bookworm instance on my desktop in conjunction with a Debian 11 Bullseye instance on my server. Both boxes are up-to-date regarding maintenance updates. When mounting my Samba share on my desktop vi... | Hello, Take a look at this discussion: [Solved] Help investigating/reporting possible kernel bug with SMB Hope this helps. Let me know. |
Hello, I try to use dm-verity to check my rootfs but always get the following error: device-mapper: table: 253:0: verity: Data device lookup failed (-ENXIO) I recompile the kernel with the configuration attached I booted from a live Linux, run the command veritysetup format /dev/sda2 /dev/sda3 Then modify the grub.cfg ... | Hello, afr wrote: 2024-05-07 01:49 Then modify the grub.cfg to add the md-mod.create to the kernel parameter with the value given by the previous command as following dm-mod.create="verity,,,ro,0 131072 verity 1 /dev/sda2 /dev/sda3 4096 4096 16384 1 sha256 hash salt 0 " I'm not an expert of dm-verify, but the parameter... |
For a couple of days, DNS resolving does not work anymore (but ping does). I tried several DNS servers, all with the same problem. In addition, I noticed that probably my CMOS battery died (at least there is a preboot message "time of day not set" and the date / time is not saved between system boots). When I manually ... | The short answer is that DNS Security Extensions require a valid client timestamp. This article is a little old but explains things fairly well - https://arstechnica.com/information-tec ... ate-chaos/ Hope this helps clear things up - |
I've got a slew of old machines with Gforce 6xx cards in them and I attempt to install the older legacy driver, but lots of messages similar to the following: Code: Select allden:~$ Z apt-get install nvidia-alternative Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading state information... Done Some... | Of course this would all be irrelevant if there was a way to do monitor calibration with the nouveau driver...none exists, that I'm aware of. |
I have installed a few days ago Debian 12 (Bookworm) in a dualboot setup together with Windows 10. However, i have an (inconsistent, usually presents when I use the OS for more than 5/10 minutes) issue: when I shutdown my pc (a Lenovo ThinkBook 15 ACL) I get greeted with the log displayed at the startup (the one with a... | Hello, Your computer looks like quite new. You may try installing a newer kernel from Debian Backports. Hope this helps. -- [1] https://backports.debian.org/ |
I have been trying to move the Skype for Linux key to the /usr/share/keyrings directory to address the deprecated apt-key situation. I have followed various guides from the net, principally https://www.linuxuprising.com/2021/01/a ... o-add.html and https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... sted-gpg-k I thought that I... | @DocTomJP edit your first post to add prefix [Solved] |
Hello, I recently wanted to configure a wifi network on my laptop, and I tried to find network manager / the GUI that usually lets me do this. I can't find it anywhere. and the little icon that was in the system tray of the bottom desktop panel has disappeared. There is nothing relevant under the network section of set... | Hi, You don't say what desktop you use but I guess you refer to the nm-applet. To restart networking: Code: Select alluser@debian:~$ su - Password: root@debian:~# systemctl restart networking Maybe you can restore it simply by typing nm-applet in the terminal and add it to start-up applications? Code: Select all$ apt s... |
Hi, i installed the Debian Bullseye and downloaded the os. On the setup, i only picked the "standard system utilies" choise. Now, i don't have window manager and desktop environment. There is only terminal. I must be connect the internet with my wireless network card. I tried theese: 1) First i learned the wifi card na... | You need to run rfkill with root privileges or sudo. |
hi all, I upgraded my laptop from Debian 10 to Debian 11. I have not troubles, but I can not turn off the system properly. I start shutdown from Debian 11 GUI, system shutdown starts, but it stucks so I have to force computer shutdown pressing power button. What can you suggest me to solve the issue? Thanks for your he... | Hello, You can try to investigate following advices in https://wiki.debian.org/systemd#systemd ... r_shutdown . What is your init system ? |
Hi all, I have a remote headless linux machine, nobody can use a keyboard to change during system boot kernel. I need to change headless linux machine kernel used to boot Debian 11. cat /etc/os-release Code: Select allPRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux bullseye/sid" NAME="Debian GNU/Linux" ID=debian HOME_URL="https://www.de... | I have to ask why you would want to install 5.10.0-3 when 5.10.0-8 is basically the same kernel with security patches applied? |
Hello, I am using Jessie, and was just updating some software. I guess I have learned my lesson now, and that is, just don't blindly update software unless you know what it is =( I restarted my system, and get the "oh no, something is terribly wrong" message. I can only login to recovery mode, as root. If I try to run ... | That package says in the description that it prevents driver upgrades. So maybe you updated the drive from a third party source and had this package installed? Maybe try remove it |
We have a high (>20%) packet loss and latency (>10ms) between VMs (debian 10 and 11) running on the same KVM hypervisor host (debian 11) on a bridge that connects only virtual interfaces with no physical interface involved. The packet loss takes only place on the red connectivity. All other links that involve physical ... | we got the packet drops down to an neglectable level by using multi-queue virtio-net on the bgp-VM and VM interfaces pointing to the bridge (at the price of significant CPU load). Code: Select all<driver name='vhost' queues='8'/> |
I have downloaded the universal Linux driver from the HP support page. Installed the driver and I have added the printer via the CUPS web interface. When I try to print something, nothing is printed. The same goes for test page. With the CUPS web interface I can see that jobs are accepted but filter is failing. I have ... | Cups errors are logged by Systemd now, I believe. This should give you cups messages since last boot. Try printing and see if there are any messages. You might need to enable cups error logging, or change the level of logging. Code: Select all# journalctl -b -u cups |
Dear all, I bought a new Linux laptop with Nvidia RTX 3060 and Ryzen 7 5800H (bought at Tuxedo). Because TuxedoOS contains a bug and because I am a fan of Debian, I decided to do a fresh install of Debian bookworm (hence Testing and Linux kernel 5.14) with GNOME to use the recent Nvidia driver 470.82 which should work ... | Boot into recovery mode from Grub then use Code: Select all# journalctl -b -1 to see what the final messages before the black screen were. |
Hello everyone! We have diskless AMD stations that use iPXE to boot LTSP-generated images. They work alright with Debian 11 image, but identically set up Debian 10 image doesn't - Xorg fails to start properly. And we need to use Debian 10 for some testing. The APU on the computers is AMD Ryzen 3 4300GE. It seems like t... | I'm not looking at your logs, dmesg is where kernel initialization is and it is not there. It may be the KMS driver in older kernel does not support your AMD card. Unfortunately your lspci is useless, there is no PCI-ID in it. You should use 'lspci -knn' to see it. Once you have the PCI-ID you can check if your kernel ... |
My data disk, dev/sdb1, is not automatically mounted in Debian Bullseye. Can I fix this by adding a line to fstab? | Disks are not guaranteed to have the same /dev/sdX name with every boot, better to go with UUID or partition LABEL. Follow Hetzer's suggestion regarding creating a mount point owned by your user. Then in fstab (assuming the UUID in your above post is the actual one): Code: Select allUUID=66b4ff4f-4c11-4d4f-9fe1-57b6bd9... |
Hello everyone. I've recently installed Debian 12 on my laptop and have generally been really happy with it, but for some reason whenever I am in public and I need to connect to the Internet, the login screen (if the owner of the network wants you to agree to certain terms and conditions and such) just never shows up. ... | Hello, I would suggest reading the following Debian wiki page: https://wiki.debian.org/CaptivePortal Hope this helps. Please let me know. |
After a lot of trial and error I think I found how to enable and configure Samba. Still, my Windows 11 pc will not connect to the share? Installed Samba on my Debian pc. I created a folder /mnt/Muziek and made it r/w. I opened and edited the smb.conf file by adding the following to the end of the file: path = /mnt/Muzi... | Hello @audiolover, Did you fix it following the advice of user RedGreen925 ? |
This was a minimal installation, no initial desktop environment, I built it up to the Qtile window manager. Everythign was going great into I decided I needed a wifi selector widget. When I installed Connman the wifi died and I haven’t been able to restore it. The first thing I tried to do to restore connectivity was p... | Hello. I suggest you edit your message and hide the wifi password. After all, you don't want bad people (hackers) breaking into your network. Or do you want to? |
My nvme storage, formatted NTFS, is sometimes not mounted because it is "not clean". A restart solves the problem so it does not happen all the time. Can I force it to be mounted, even if it is not clean? Maybe by adding something in fstab where it is mounted? | Is it happening after booting Windows? Maybe you need to disable Windows Fast Startup. |
Recently upgraded to Bookworm (running headless), and all seemed fine. Yesterday I ran speedtest-cli, and the download results are 30Mbps (other devices report 300Mbps). When I run Iperf3, all looks fine at 940Mbps. I reinstalled speedtest-cli after remove/purge, but its result is the same. So I am puzzled. Is there an... | Hello, devNull wrote: 2024-02-08 16:36 Recently upgraded to Bookworm (running headless), and all seemed fine. Yesterday I ran speedtest-cli, and the download results are 30Mbps (other devices report 300Mbps). You need to use the same benchmark and the same connection type (wired or wireless) on all devices to compare t... |
I am using Debian 12 and I am trying to open port 7890. I added the rules to iptables using the following command. Code: Select all$ sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 7890 -j ACCEPT $ sudo iptables-save # Generated by iptables-save v1.8.9 (nf_tables) on Tue Jul 23 18:15:42 2024 *filter :INPUT ACCEPT [0:0] :FORWARD ... | Is there a service listening on port 7890 running? |
I want to mount the maps of my nas without sudo asking for a password but it does not work. Here is my sudoers file: Code: Select all GNU nano 5.4 /etc/sudoers.tmp # # This file MUST be edited with the 'visudo' command as root. # # Please consider adding local content in /etc/sudoers.d/ instead of # directly modifying ... | Code: Select allpeer ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL Is not necessarily use visudo but 1st and 2nd fields must be separate by TAB. Peter. |
I just installed a new debian 11 from netinstall. But actually I want to use testing env (I thought I download netinstall testing version, but it turns out I am wrong). Now the source.list in /etc/apt folder is as below. My question - how can I switch to use testing version? I heard that it's not good to mix up normal ... | Bloom wrote: 2021-09-04 09:28You could use something like Siduction, which has a delay before Sid packages are added.siduction uses the default Debian unstable repos, no delay. |
I have been testing (read playing) Debian 11 Bullseye on an old MacBook so I may be a little ahead of myself here. The truth is I am a hack and have no real computer skills. Anyway I installed Bullseye netinst (minimum CD) and built the system up from there. All went well just the packages that I want and nothing else ... | Does Code: Select all$ aplay /dev/urandom -f dat -D plughw:0,0 produce any sound? Should send random noise to card 0 device 0 ie the analogue output. Be prepared if it does work. The sound card has an issue switching to digital after a reboot on the MacBook? Is this relevant? https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebia ...... |
I am using debian 10 with gnome. I would like to try alsa intead, if possible. | Pulseaudio is married to Gnome, but I use an XFCE desktop and there I could use only ALSA and that suits me fine. |
After a recent update a couple of days ago, my PC goes straight from the motherboard logo to the GRUB command line. I was able to boot into Debian by typing "exit". Yesterday I ran "update-grub" in Debian and this morning typing "exit" causes the system to stay on a black screen. I was able to boot into Debian by loadi... | I haven't experienced anything like this, but if I did, I might follow this advice: https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... 852#330852 Which is based on this advice: https://www.linux.com/training-tutorial ... b-2-linux/ |
Hello everyone. I've asked about this on reddit and the KDE forums but I'm still stuck. I have a Samsung RF510 laptop with an NVIDIA card (I'm writing from a different place so I can't put the particular details now). Up until the upgrade everything was working fine but now suspension (or hibernation) doesn't work, the... | rghedin wrote: 2021-10-05 17:51 I'm having the same issue, but with an integrated GPU (Intel HD 2000). OP seems to have an issue with Nvidia and you with Intel GPU. Not the same so start a new thread for your issue. How can I export a journalctl --boot=-1 output to file? Code: Select alljournalctl -b -1 > filename "fil... |
I am using Debian 10.11 and I want to install the new Debian stable. So I downloaded the Live ISO image for Debian 11.1 and boot from it. I tried suspend to RAM with Live image but it is not working, the monitor goes off but the power is on. After that everything is blocked. I have to do hardware reset. I have GForce 2... | Hello, See https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo ... =989705#30 |
I am pretty sure I have covered all the bases but can't seem to get my wi-fi up and running in Bullseye although it ran with no issues in Buster. Code: Select allSystem: Kernel: 5.10.0-9-amd64 x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc v: 10.2.1 Desktop: Cinnamon 4.8.6 Distro: Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) Network: Device-1: Ralin... | rt2860.bin is in firmware-misc-nonfree. Have you got it? https://packages.debian.org/buster/firm ... sc-nonfree |
I know there is a guide in this forum, I have seen it in the past but I can't find it, please give me the link if you have it | Hello, Diesel330 wrote: 2024-07-26 11:22 Thanks guys for suggesting gufw, the other day someone suggested it to me in an other forum and I'm using it since then. Very simple GUI and very informative Please, mark the discussion as solved adding the tag "[Solved]" at the beginning of the subject of the first post. Thanks... |
Lately, my laptop regularly crashes whenever I have ~10 tabs open in my browser or if I have 2-3 apps that do heavy lifting. This rarely happened before (like once every two months?) but now occurs 2-3x a day. I have made two different adjustments to my laptop recently and can't determine which to revert and what it wo... | Both CPU and RAM appear to be in short supply. I'd suggest reverting your changes one at a time until the issue resolves. Nobody can tell you if you need AV, but if you share files with Windows users it might be worth exploring. Hope this helps - |
For some reason, I cannot access some websites anymore on my work laptop, since booting up this morning. I can ping google.com or debian.net, but cannot ping duckduckgo.com or slack.com. My machine is up to date on Debian 12.6, and everything was working fine yesterday... (?!) How can I troubleshoot this ? | You could reboot your modem/router too, might be an ISP thing. What do these commands return? Code: Select all$ host duckduckgo.com $ host slack.com For me they return... Code: Select all$ host duckduckgo.com duckduckgo.com has address 52.142.124.215 duckduckgo.com mail is handled by 0 duckduckgo-com.mail.protection.ou... |
In the Debian Wiki Page regarding Blocking loading of Linux Kernel Modules it is mentioned that This procedure does not prevent another process from requesting a module addition during boot or runtime. Is it possible to prevent Modules from being loaded into the kernel at run time? If yes how? And in the steps it is gi... | DebianFox wrote: 2024-08-10 05:04Is there any alternative to lsmod that can be used to determine which modules have been loaded by the Kernel? lsmod gets information from procfs, i.e one can get much the same with: Code: Select allcat /proc/modules Similarly, modinfo gets most of its information from /sys/module/[name]... |
Hi i'm running debian 12 on an i3 and an i5 and planning to use both for virtualization with qemu/kvm and bridged networking. On the i5 (tethys) all is fine i used the following config in the /etc/network/interface: Code: Select allazazel@tethys:~$ cat /etc/network/interfaces # This file describes the network interface... | azazel71 wrote: 2024-08-07 09:08 [..] config on the i3 (cecilie) [..] after systemctl restart networking, noting was working, the situation is as follows and network is unreachable: Code: Select allzazel@cecilie:~$ cat /etc/network/interfaces # This file describes the network interfaces available on your system # and h... |
I have a Debian 11, with nginx 1.18 and vsftp 3.0.3, using cloduflare... I can't understand why, but Google Search Console forcefully indexes the FTP pages... so I find in search console both www.mysite.my/index.html and ftp.mysite.my/index.html... any suggestions as to why this happens? Previously I used a debian serv... | Hello, I'm not an expert on the subject, but you can probably search for the robots.txt file [1] and its configuration to prevent crawlers like Google from indexing your ftp address. -- [1] https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/robots/intro |
I recently installed debian 12. Networks shows "no available connections" and network manager shows I have an ethernet connection. I don't. Wifi only. I have this installed on 2 different laptops with the same results. How do I fix this. Thanks Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 12 KDE Plasma Version: 5.27.5 KDE Framew... | Please use code tags for terminal text and logs etc. Show us: Code: Select all$ cat /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf |
Unable to hide grub boot logs with GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=quiet https://i.imgur.com/EorYc5d.gif | "splash" option should hide the boot messages - https://easylinuxtipsproject.blogspot.c ... s.html#ID4 Run update-grub after you change it. |
Hi, I need to adjust brightness and sound from my USB keyboard that is missing those Fn keys.. so I would need something like this..: Ctrl+ LeftCursor (xdoot script Plama Shortcut)--> Maps: Fn+8 (brigntness Up keys on laptop keyboard) Ctrl+ RightCursor (xdoot script Plama Shortcut)--> Maps: Fn+7 (brigntness Down keys o... | ok, for Plasma, this will make it. https://martinovic.blog/post/kdeconnect_commands/ Volume Up: qdbus org.kde.kglobalaccel /component/kmix invokeShortcut "increase_volume" Volume Down: qdbus org.kde.kglobalaccel /component/kmix invokeShortcut "decrease_volume" Volume Mute: qdbus org.kde.kglobalaccel /component/kmix inv... |
Hi, I'd like to install Windows in my system,but Ive found out I need a GPT table partition.. I didnt see there were any conversion in linux btrfs data between between a MSDOS and a GPT table partition.., I meant..when I do a copy/paste partition (gparted) , a btrfs send/receive, or a fsarchive restore, didnt see any k... | bester69 wrote: 2021-08-31 18:18 I didnt see there were any conversion in linux btrfs data between between a MSDOS and a GPT table partition Btrfs is a filesystem. Partition table is beyond the scope of the filesystem. You can convert a partition table in-place with gdisk. You may also need to reinstall GRUB depending ... |
The most recent Debian 10.10 update has killed Virtualbox kernel modules working/signed, using MOK keys. I guess its due to fixes outlined here: GRUB2 UEFI SecureBoot vulnerabilities - 2021 https://www.debian.org/security/2021-GR ... ecureBoot/ I have been able to sign the vbox modules, after each kernel update since i... | The main suspect is the shim update introduced in point release 10.10. Maybe this is the same bug as #990311. |
I have 2 PCs that are pretty much identical. Both systems had the NFS server service running perfectly and were using Debian 10 up until a few weeks ago when I upgraded them to Debian 11. Ever since the upgrade, PC 'A' fails to start the NFS server service. I made sure the nfs-kernel-server service was enabled: Code: S... | https://wiki.debian.org/systemd/Services and from the link above: Code: Select all[Service] Type=simple [Restart=always # <== this ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/myservice |
Folks: Been trying to navigate through the many wikis that would give the exact instructions on how to get wifi working in fresh Bookworm install on my '20 Gazelle 15 laptop . . . a lot of data about "what is wifi?". . . from back in the day??? hard to find the "get it done" pages . . . . I'm using MATE as the DE and I... | Your wifi chip is supported in kernel 5.7 and up. It will need firmware-iwlwifi from non-free repo. The problem is I cant find your product id in sids 5.10 kernel. |
Hello, I'm currently executing Code: Select allip l add veth type dummy ip l dev veth address d4:d4:d4:d4:d4:d4 every time I start the machine. How can I configure Debian in a way that this dummy network device with fixed mac address is persisted between reboots? I wanted to avoid to "pollute" my crontab, but I did not... | Hello, franke wrote: 2024-10-05 04:42 Hello, I'm currently executing Code: Select allip l add veth type dummy ip l dev veth address d4:d4:d4:d4:d4:d4 every time I start the machine. How can I configure Debian in a way that this dummy network device with fixed mac address is persisted between reboots? [..] Can you pleas... |
Hello everyone, I'm using vsFTPd and lovin it. the defaults are /etc/init.d/vsftpd (init script) and then /etc/vsftpd.conf (config file) The execution is by systemctl : sudo systemctl start vsftpd the system startup : sudo systemctl enable vsftpd What would be the proper way of initializing a second instance of vsFTPd ... | Hello, I think this is what you want. No need for a second instance but an alias interface (virtual IP). Without *inetd, see /usr/share/doc/vsftpd/examples/PER_IP_CONFIG/README I don't know if it works with virtual IPs, let us know if you get a chance to test. [...] to enable tcp_wrappers integration, you need this in ... |
Up-to-date Debian 12 x64. Here is my /etc/default/mdadm: Code: Select allAUTOCHECK=true AUTOSCAN=true START_DAEMON=true DAEMON_OPTIONS="--syslog --test --pid-file /root/z_mdadm.pid" VERBOSE=true I've run dpkg-reconfigure mdadm a couple of times, but the DAEMON_OPTIONS does not work. The file "/root/z_mdadm.pid: does no... | Hello, Is the initramfs updated ? |
Hi, I have a Debian 12 server connected to my router via LAN. After booting, I can ping external IPv6 addresses, a few minutes later I cannot. It turns out that my server "receives" a second IPv6 address, which is not known and therefore not routed by my router. Unfortunately, my server uses this second address to send... | Responding to my own post: this was actually a router issue, my server config and Debian are not at fault. My router has separate home and guest networks, and for some reason, it advertises the guest network to my server, which is in the home network, resulting in a route with an unreachable gateway. Three day's time g... |
Problem: For some drive(s) the system sometimes does not create the appropriate wwn-0x... links. Here, in case of a HP S700 SSD, It sometimes only creates the ata-... links. This causes timeouts in the boot process when the system looks for the drives which were announced to it using the wwn-... link instead of ata-...... | Hello, Meow wrote: 2024-10-30 09:03 Often in documents/instructions it is recommended to use the WWN identification method, as it is most convenient and safe, because every device's WWN is written on it. But now I feel no longer sure about this. Can you please provide a reference to an example of these documents/instru... |
Please edit your post to use code tags for command output. The NIC does not send DHCP requests but there are multiple software components that do. You have mentioned ifupdown, NetworkManager and systemd-networkd. Choose one that you like and don't configure all of them at the same time. | @Best_Threads |
Never found out what the issue was but I reached back in Timeshift to the /etc/network/interfaces folder and replaced the current folder with a copy from a few weeks before the issue started and as a result the WOL is working properly now. So thanks to all those that provided input, I appreciate your help. Sardog Start... | Hello, Sardog wrote: 2024-10-19 18:10 [..] Checking the configuration of the Network interface I found that the -g option had been reverted to the -d option on the card. What is the network card and the kernel module for the two computers ? You can use the following command (the inxi program must be installed): Code: S... |
I was just browsing the web at the time. I thought the internet had gone down but eventually realised it was the ethernet connection. It's not a hardware issue as this is a dual boot system and ethernet works fine in Windows. I am not sure what info woulf be useful to this post. It will be a little tricky adding much a... | Happened to me this morning. I just rebooted the router and it was back. |
Because I've had it happen on two machines. The first one I noticed was originally installed a Neptune OS https://distrowatch.com/?newsid=11892 install from Summer 2023 that I upgraded to Debian testing/trixie & removed the Neptune packages & repos at some point. I'm not concerned about that one, more fool me for insta... | Please use code tags for terminal text and commands etc. No I have never lost /etc/default/grub |
Hi all, is there a way to disable 'grub-install' during 'apt upgrade' ? If I rename it, during the upgrade what apt does ? | Please post more context. Why would you wish to do that? I run a few different distros in multiboot and found some would rewrite GRUB with new kernel upgrades. The solution was to remove the package grub-efi-amd64 from those distros. It's fairly trivial to boot the distro you wish to control GRUB if it has been overwri... |
I would like to replace my existing ISC-DHCP HA installation with a KEA HA solution, as the ISC-DHCP server has reached the end of its support life. The kea-dhcp4-server works perfectly . But I cannot get the high availability with the mode “hot-standby” and the variant “memfile” to work. I probably have an understandi... | Hello, According to this error message: Code: Select allDez 10 10:34:37 debian1 kea-ctrl-agent[441]: DEBUG DCTL_CONFIG_START parsing new configuration: { "control-sockets": { "d2": { "socket-name": "/run/kea/kea-ddns-ctrl-socket", "socket-type": "unix" }, "dhcp4": { "socket-name": "/run/kea/kea4-ctrl-socket", "socket-t... |
Hi Eveyone, I was hoping someone could point me in the correct direction to get my Intel® 82852/82855 Graphics Controller working under Debain 10 I have output on both the VGA and the DVI but the VGA is a clone of the DVI output and I want to have a extented Desktop on the VGA screen (this is so I can load another prog... | Does searching for that model of GPU here on the forums bring up nothing? |
Hi!I have Debian Bullseye 64 bit installed on my machine.I also use openSUSE and have my machine dual boot both Linux distros. I wanted to create a bootable USB disk for both distros by burning both Debian and openSUSE iso files on the same USB flash disk.I have created 2 BTRFS partitions on the USB,one to hold the Deb... | Have you tried Ventoy? https://www.linux.org/threads/usb-linux ... toy.29944/ |
Hello, I am relatively new to Debian (I've been using it for about 2 years) but I am an experienced IT professional and I am having a really tough time replacing my WiFi link for a cable connection. I cannot get an IP using DHCP ("No DHCPOFFERS received") nor can I ping the router assigning an static IP to my interface... | A good idea is to try another distro's Live USB, such as MX's or Mint's, just to see if they can get it to work. It never hurts to tell us as much as you can about the troublesome hardware, too. One good way is to install inxi and tell us the results of "inxi -Nxxz" |
Just installed Bullseye on a Lenovo IdeaPad 100. when I reboot it hangs to a blank screen. I have to poweroff - then power it back on. I have set the BIOS to Legacy boot mode not UEFI. Tried a few other tings I have found - editing GRUB etc. - no joy. Any ideas | https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments ... eapad_100/ https://everythingisamiracleblog.wordpr ... 00s-11iby/ |
Hi!I have Debian 11 Bullseye 64 bit installed on my machine.I initially installed my Debian without creating subvolumes during installation and now I have tried creating subvolumes and managed to successfully create the @home subvolume.However creating the @ subvolume for root has been a problem I think I finally manag... | that boot look like a mess.. i dont know what is going on there..seem its not finding things the grub must be pointing to subvolume paths in fstab so you need to chroot subvolume @ and do : 0- install grub of that subvolume: chroot + grub-install /dev/sda 1- update grup of that subvolume chroot + update-grub then you r... |
I have just upgraded my system (debian buster kde) to bullseye. Everything seems to be ok but: the icons in gtk applications are not visible. (virt-manager, libreoffice, gnome-disk-utility) When I select the Adwaita-dark theme in Settings -> Application-Style -> Gnome/GTK-Application-Style the icons are visible but in ... | I removed the map ~/.config/gtk3 Then I went back to the settings and reselected my preferred settings: Global Theme: Breeze Plasma Style: Breeze Dark Gnome/GTK Application Style: Default Now it is working again. I think something went wrong during the upgrade |
I have Debian 10 with open media vault installed. I can't to work out how to make Ethernet interface working with systemd. every boot i got this message in dmesg [ 29.242627] RTL8211DN Gigabit Ethernet r8169-400:00: Master/Slave resolution failed also wifi doesn't work without running wpa_supplicant and dhclient Code: ... | # Include files from /etc/network/interfaces.d: source-directory /etc/network/interfaces.d Use this , not /etc/systemd/network/lan0.network in that rule directory the filenames should include the order prefix, ie 10-lan0 and not '.network' but .link create /etc/network/interfaces.d/lan0.conf Code: Select allallow-hotpl... |
Dear All, I made a fresh installation of Debian bullseye with LXDE as desktop on my box (a workstation with a wired internet connection). Everything works fine, but I noticed the absence of any network manager icon. So...what network manager is lxde using and how can I get something like a network manager gui? I found ... | I have debian 10 Xfce Have you installed: xfce4-goodies And i also have: network-manager-gnome Description: network-manager-gnome NetworkManager is a system network service that manages your network devices and connections, attempting to keep active network connectivity when available. It manages ethernet, WiFi, mobile... |
I have been working using Debian the last few weeks and I am satisfied so far. However, when I today went to restoring the local web server/development from BSD, I noticed that it seems very different, the httpd.conf broken up and cluttered over a multitude of files. Is it still somehow possible to somehow just use the... | Well I found out that it works just fine with a single file if one - renames /etc/apache2/apache2.conf to something else - copies the standard httpd.conf to a copy, for example httpd.conf.debian - changes the LoadModules' paths to Debian paths (eg. /usr/lib/apache2/modules/...) - defines an ServerRoot directory, create... |
Hi community, I have 3 drives on my system - one for debian (EXT4), one for windows (NTFS) and another for shared data storage (NTFS). I want to mount the data drive while using debian. The first way I did it was using the default settings, Code: Select allUUID=ALPHANUMERICVAL /media/myusername/Data ntfs-3g defaults 0 ... | No, NTFS does not support Linux permissions. Better options are to use a DE's integrated solution, or systemd-mount into user space. A fully configured Xfce desktop for example will simply put a device icon on the desktop for a user to click on and use normally. We can configure a user with permission to use systemd-mo... |
Hello, I'm facing weird problem on debian 12.5 and this seems to started recently only, every time I do "apt update" or install any pacakges apt not able to resolve any repository hosts, though my Internet is working fine with all actions like, wget, curl, ping, etc. Seems like issue starts right after Joining AD with ... | Hello, What is the output of the following commands before and after the issue appears ? Code: Select allscript log.txt sudo apt install bind9-dnsutils ping -c 3 deb.debian.org dig deb.debian.org getent ahosts deb.debian.org exit The log of previous command will be stored in the file named "log.txt" after each run. If ... |
How can I set nic to not respond to ping? I went to ShieldsUp and only had one port "0" that responded and did so with "closed" which I am assuming is the response to my guess is the ping. | Noidly1 wrote: 2024-10-10 02:32 How can I set nic to not respond to ping? By configuring your firewall of choice to drop ICMP echo requests. Noidly1 wrote: 2024-10-10 02:32 I went to ShieldsUp and only had one port "0" that responded and did so with "closed" which I am assuming is the response to my guess is the ping. ... |
I've been trying to enable the zram writeback feature. I'm using it on Debian 12 Stable without any other swap device activated; no partition and no swap file, just zram. How do I activate this zram feature with the system configured this way? | @lazulistar Help me understand the use case you're trying to solve? We can run both zram and disk based swap and I did for awhile but found no advantage. |
Hello, Setting up a WiFi AP using NetworkManager on Debian 11. I am beginning with NetworkManager as I want to get rid off a complex system just for setting the network on Linux machines. Here the code I used to create the AP Code: Select allsudo nmcli c add type wifi ifname wlan0 mode ap con-name test-ap-1 ssid stnc-a... | Hello, If I understand correctly the question, you have configured your Debian 11 WiFi adapter to work in "AP" (Access Point) mode: you have used the Network Manager from the command line to configure the Debian "access point". Then you tried to connect a second (Debian?) computer to the Debian 11 "access point", but t... |
I am running Buster amd64 with XFCE desktop. I know that I can change the DNS server by editing connections in the network icon. What I am wanting to know is this; can I get the system to use the new DNS server settings without having to reboot the computer? I tried to do it by issuing Code: Select all /etc/init.d/netw... | Assuming that your "editing connections in the network icons" ends up modifying /etc/resolv.conf, then the effect should be immediate, so there's no need to disconnect-reconnect, reboot, or anything. Most programs use the standard glibc resolver, so the effect is immediate. Maybe Chrome, Firefox, etc. might try to be t... |
I've successfully got an old Samsung ML-1610 printer working with Debian. However, I don't know how to access printer specific options - such as clean print head and toner saving mode. Any GUI option? Or maybe something with lp switch -o option, -o option= ? Thanks in advance. | Often this is down to pressing printer buttons rather than using commands on the computer. I would check out the printer manual first e.g. https://www.manualsdir.com/manuals/1407 ... ml?page=62 "Clean printer head" is often applied to inkjets and not lasers. |
I recently did a fresh install of Bullseye on a SSD. Everything works fine. However, I noticed that the fsck message /dev/sdb1: clean #files/#blocks is a really large font, like maybe twice the size of my other three Debian installations.I upgraded two drives from Buster and have one drive still running Buster. The aff... | If you are using console-setup, then also use GRUB_TERMINAL=console and GRUB_GFXMODE comment out. Peter. |
Hi all, I have a Debian10 Linux Machine. It is physical machine. I need to install Kernel Linux Headers for Linux Kernel 5.8.0-1-amd64, unfortunatelly it seems to be not available kernel headers for Linux Kernel 5.8.0-1-amd64. I noted that in this machine is installed "linux-image-4.19.0-16-amd64". Is it possibile chan... | Boot the 4.19 kernel and remove the 5.8 one. Then install headers as above although they may be installed already. Why do you have stretch-backports in your sources? Not compatible with Buster which I assume you have updated to and stretch backports should have been removed before updating. The sid sources are also inc... |
Hi all, I would upgrade Debian 9 to Debian 10. Distro upgrade failed because I get this error: Code: Select all/var/caches/apt/archives/bsdextrautils_2.36.1-7_amd64.deb E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) How can I solve it? Thanks so much! | That bsdextrautils looks to be from Sid (Unstable). It is not in either Sable or Testing. So, why do you have it? Do you have a mixed system? If this is a one off try removing it. Otherwise do a fresh install. |
Hello, I am using buster with KDE and I seem to be having some wifi issues. Internet connection seems stable to me, but looking in journal I keep getting these messages Code: Select allNetworkManager[974]: <warn> [1603235136.9130] sup-iface[0x563fe53c78b0,wlo1]: connection disconnected (reason -4) wpa_supplicant[972]: ... | These are warnings, not errors, which are basically just informational. If your networking is working properly just ignore them. To make journalctl actually useful, use priority filter to only show errors: Code: Select alljournalctl -b -p3 |
For a new installation of Debian I install printing. My printer is HP_LaserJet_Pro_M428f_M429f_8264A8, which supports wireless connection. It is not connected by USB I install cups and hplip. I visit the CUPS interface at localhost:631 and find that CUPS detected my printer automatically. Queue Name Description Make an... | Your printer supports driverless printing. That would be the way to go. Starting with Debian 11 (bullseye) the printing system is geared up to auto-setup both network and USB local print queues with cups-browsed. These are permanent queues and the auto-setup procedure is intended to sidestep a manual setup in order to ... |
Code: Select allroot@hostibu:/etc/apt/sources.list.d# cat /etc/resolv.conf cat: /etc/resolv.conf: No such file or directory root@hostibu:/etc/apt/sources.list.d# cat /etc/nsswitch.conf # /etc/nsswitch.conf # # Example configuration of GNU Name Service Switch functionality. # If you have the `glibc-doc-reference' and `i... | Hello, SalihBerat wrote: 2025-01-08 13:05 fix is editing /etc/resolv.conf then texting nameserver 1.1.1.1 I'm glad you got sorted. Please mark the discussion as "Solved" manually adding the tag "[Solved]" at the beginning of the subject of the first post; i.e.: [Networking] [Solved] Temporary failure in name resolution... |
I'm running Synology NAS and I'm successfully mounting NFS volumes using Debian 12.4 i386 on other 32bit PCs. Using the same method using Debain 12.8, when I try to mount a volume, I get "mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.0.12:volume1/nas" 1. sudo mkdir -p /nas 2. sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.0.12:... | The host machine is denying access. I'd be checking /etc/exports on the host machine to ensure the Debian machine's IP address has permission to mount the share. Hope this helps - |
For a new installation of Debian, I installed exiim4, fetchmail and mutt as well. I cannot receive mail because exim locks me out. Here are some lines from the exim log file: Code: Select all2024-12-30 00:21:07 Start queue run: pid=1114523 2024-12-30 00:21:07 1tRTX6-004EuV-0e Message is frozen ... 2024-12-30 00:21:07 1... | Hello, Did you mean "exim" instead of "emacs" in the topic? |
Running debian 12 stable with everything updated, except the kernel. It's a dell inspiron 3501 Code: Select all$ sudo apt install linux-image-6.1.0-23-amd64 Lendo listas de pacotes... Pronto Construindo árvore de dependências... Pronto Lendo informação de estado... Pronto linux-image-6.1.0-23-amd64 is already the newes... | Pinning, or a hold on linux-image-amd64 is nonsensical being a meta package. If linux-image-amd64 is not installed then the existing kernel is essentially on hold, and if you want to stay on a kernel that's how to do it. You can install or remove linux-image-amd64 as often as you want to suite. Installed, it will insta... |
I got OpenVPN working quite smoothly following this debian wiki. I did all the steps, from the raw testing connection, the static key, and finally the certificates option with which I'm quite happy. My server and clients are linux machines, all using Debian 12 - bookworm. Following the above mentioned wiki link I creat... | Hello, anndreih wrote: 2025-02-10 03:50 I focused on the passphrase messages and found some posts talking about parsing the passphrase. Some of them (eg. here) suggested to add the argument "askpass <file>" to the config file of the server. One hast to put the passphrase in a text file, protect it with "chmod 400 <file... |
Good day all the good people! I'll bypass all the opposite characters and go strict to the point. Having ProtonVPN service in Russia. That gives a bit of headache as if I broke down the law which I'm not even by distorted Russian judicial system. Pre-paid VPN services do connect and serve for both Android mobile and An... | Since ping works, maybe an mtu problem? Try increasing the packet size and see when it breaks. Here for reference: Code: Select all$> ping -c 2 -M do -s 1452 debian.net PING debian.net(mirror-csail.debian.org (2603:400a:ffff:bb8::801f:3e)) 1452 data bytes 1460 bytes from mirror-csail.debian.org (2603:400a:ffff:bb8::801... |
Hi all, I installed Debian 12 a couple months ago on my Lenovo laptop with an Intel Core i5-7200U. I haven't done much other than some web browsing and GUI customization (no terminal), but I encounter this kernel error now when booting up. Code: Select allLoading Linux 6.1.0-31-amd64 Loading initial ramdisk error: out ... | Hello, If I read this correctly, the error occurs because the kernel cannot mount the root filesystem when booting Debian with kernel version 6.1.0-30. Is there free space on the root filesystem? Were the initramfs for recent kernels corrupted during installation? Can you boot with the working kernel and report the out... |
I have found the advanced install feature, that allows me to configure the network in "/etc/network/interfaces" but once I reboot, it is still doing DHCP config, and I can't find NetworkManager to disable it. I did one install with the network cable disconnected, and was able to have the proper configuration in "/etc/n... | Hello, arussell wrote: 2025-02-17 05:16 I have found the advanced install feature, that allows me to configure the network in "/etc/network/interfaces" but once I reboot, it is still doing DHCP config, and I can't find NetworkManager to disable it. I did one install with the network cable disconnected, and was able to ... |
I have two drives, a SSD and an HDD, installed in my desktop. Both drives have Debian Buster installed in the legacy mode. The fstab of the SSD has it mounting as /dev/sda1 and fstab of the HDD mounts as /dev/sdb1. GRUB is currently installed on the SSD. What I would like to do, if possible, is to have GRUB installed t... | ticojohn wrote:if I try to boot directly to the HDD I get a GRUB_calloc error. Maybe I am misunderstanding the problem but I am assuming that error is because GRUB is not installed to the MBR of the HDD. No, GRUB is installed in the MBR of the HDD but you get this error because there is a version mismatch between the p... |
hi Ive this two audio cards and Im using pavucontrol to turn on/off between both of them, how can I do this with a command line??, thanks a lot | See pactl(1) & https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... from-shell |
Hello, Today I tried to update my system (buster) and noticed some new zfs packages which I installed with apt-get dist-upgrade. The upgrade ended with an error message: Code: Select alldepmod... DKMS: install completed. Setting up libuutil3linux (2.0.2-1~bpo10+1) ... Setting up libzfs4linux (2.0.2-1~bpo10+1) ... Setti... | toquinho wrote:How can I fix this? Delete the dangling symlink and try to upgrade the package again. This may be worth a bug report. toquinho wrote:Is it safe to reboot the system in its current state? I would think so, the upgrade didn't go through. But I don't use zfs so I might be wrong. |
I use Debian 10 on a desktop PC with ethernet connection. This morning, my house has been connected to the fibre instead of ADSL. Since, Debian connects to the ethernet network (1000MGB/s max), but I can't reach internet. I tried with Windows 10 (Dual boot), it works. I tried to connect the ethernet cable on my laptop ... | Code: Select alldefault via 192.168.1.254 Code: Select allnameserver 192.168.1.1 Usually, the internet box acts as default router and DNS server, so both settings are the same address. Maybe either setting has been fixed in the network configuration (resolvconf, NetworkManager, /etc/network/interfaces, /etc/dhcp/dhclie... |
I recently upgraded one of my installations to Bullseye (amd64). I noticed that and linux image (4.19) is still installed, although the associated header appears to not be installed. Code: Select all# dpkg --list | egrep -i --color 'linux-image|linux-headers' ii linux-headers-5.10.0-3-amd64 5.10.13-1 amd64 Header files... | ticojohn wrote:p.H wrote:ticojohn wrote:It was definitely NOT manually installed. Packages can be marked as manually installed for several reasons including if they are dependencies of other manually installed packages. Run this to check which packages are marked as manual: Code: Select allapt-mark showmanual But that'... |
As the title says, I am having problems with SCT on a newly built system. With my old system, SCT works just fine, but with this new system, SCT (and also REDSHIFT) do not work at all. Issuing a "sct 2700" (or any other temperature) from the terminal does nothing, no errors reported. Tried "redshift -O 2700" also does ... | What is your graphics hardware and driver? Have you installed any non-free firmware that is required? |
Hi folks, I saw in the past a lot of routers/modems which are able to transform an "USB" printer into a "Network printer". USB Print Server devices are also available from various manufacturer. Fortunately, those devices don't need the driver of the printer : driver is installed on the client side. By doing so, client ... | jrobin28260 wrote:I saw in the past a lot of routers/modems which are able to transform an "USB" printer into a "Network printer". USB Print Server devices are also available from various manufacturer. Fortunately, those devices don't need the driver of the printer : driver is installed on the client side. By doing so,... |
Hey everyone, I've installed Buster on a machine I put together at the weekend after my main box's SSD was killed by hot weather. Virtualisation is enabled in BIOS (CPU supports VT-x, VT-d & EPT) and installed qemu-kvm, libvirt-daemon, libvirt-clients and virt-manager, but when I try and create a new VM in virt-manger ... | https://wiki.debian.org/KVM |
Hello, I want to use a laptop with a wireless and a wired network interface to set up a separate subnet that only the laptop can see. The interfaces are enp4s0 and wlp2s0: Code: Select allroot@FENCHURCH:~# netstat -i Tabela de Interfaces do Kernel Iface MTU RX-OK RX-ERR RX-DRP RX-OVR TX-OK TX-ERR TX-DRP TX-OVR Flg enp4... | Did you assign an IP address in the 10.254.239.0/24 subnet to enp4s0 ? What does "ip addr" show ? |
Hi there, I'm running Debian on OpenMediaVault and I've encountered an error with Samba. I can copy a file to my NAS but it fails halfwaythrough with a network error and I get a "Panic or Segfault in Samba" error from the NAS. I am not a Linux expert - so please do let me know what is needed to diagnose - but I think I... | Hello, Tony359 wrote: 2025-02-17 13:51 I'm running Debian on OpenMediaVault and I've encountered an error with Samba. [..] I can copy a file to my NAS but it fails halfwaythrough with a network error and I get a "Panic or Segfault in Samba" error from the NAS. I'm no expert on OMV, but it is described on its home page ... |
I have installed Debian 10 MATE and the package-update-indicator, which I have also added to startup programs in System > Preferences > Personal > Startup Applications. I have available updates but the indicator program is not notifying me of the updates. Do I need to install any other programs for this to work? Thanks... | Rick B. wrote:To: stevepusser, One can add any desktop they want to a Debian or Ubuntu based distro, including MX Linux. So saying there is NO MX Linux MATE is incorrect. WTF are you talking about? You can install anything you want on any Linux. What Steve is saying is that the only official releases are Xfce or Fluxbo... |
I downloaded Bullseye Alpha3 iso (ran checksum aok) and tried to install into KVM/QEMU using virt-manager (choosing OS type as Debian testing) but it fails with Code: Select allSelect and install software installation step failed An installation step failed. You can try to run the failing item again from the menu, or s... | k829king wrote:How can I check what the KVM/QEMU issue is? Switch to TTY4 to see the actual error messages. Is the VM connected to the internet? |
Good day, I am a debian bullseye/sid 64 bit user.When I ran the command apt update && apt upgrade today to update my packages i got error messages below Code: Select all#apt update && apt upgrade You might want to run 'apt --fix-broken install' to correct these. The following packages have unmet dependencies: libdw1:i3... | I saw a report from a sid user on another forum that moving the file suggested in the bug report worked for them. You run bullseye/sid so you know there sometimes are version conflicts and/or breakages. Try full-upgrade again in a day or a week. |
debian buster, kde When my pc tries to connect to my router it takes a long time. Then I get an error message "No secrets were provided" and the connection is deactivated. After that the pc tries to reconnect and then it succeeds. output of lspci:Code: Select all02:00.0 Network controller: Qualcomm Atheros AR93xx Wirel... | It seems to be an issue with the way whatever manages the network and whatever stores your password are configured meaning that whatever manages your network can't obtain the required password. To fix it I would investigate network manager and KDE wallet- if indeed that is how you manage the network and store passwords... |
Wish everyone had a very nice and blessed Christmas despite anything else! I did a research online and here Debian forum and found nothing related to this issue I ran into. I'm still a noob but been using Buster every once in a while for a good while and, after reading some articles about xfs vs. ext4 file systems adva... | Correcting the UUID for /home in /etc/fstab should be enough. |
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