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ioria: can't do that, I can't ssh in. I don't have access to that computer from here
ok, make it safe
ok, thanks.
ok
nicomachus: ioria: you need to hold down the power button while pressing the lock button, turn the power off and on again
kiddish, ok, let's try
ioria: if it does the same thing hold down the power button for a few seconds, that's the only way to reset bios from that model of a laptop
ioria: it appears to be working, no errors, kernel is booting now
ok, good, let's hope that bios is fixed
kiddish, can you reboot the machine to go on with update?
ioria: i rebooted the machine once, then it wouldn't boot so i just got into the grub shell, and when i ran a update-initramfs -k all -u then i was able to boot. i just rebooted again and it boots fine now
ok, let's hope it didn't brick the machine
ioria: i'll let you know if it does, and i'll still be here :)
yep
is there an easy way to get a list of users using a specific application? I want to grep the results for grep -R...
andywork: maybe something like this?
lotuspsychje: I'm trying to search a file for a string but grep -r that string does not return the matching line
andywork: find -user username /path/to/file
EriC^^: I just found this: grep -c
but as far as I can tell it's not what I'm looking for
EriC^^: found the answer: grep -r -l -f file.txt
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