02:07:35 <sugi> Hi shrini
02:10:26 <sugi> In localStorage everything is stored like key-value pair like dictionary.  in the addressbook - as we discussed if i am taking some key value as id and the data as value.  
02:12:07 <sugi> For ex. localStorage.set(1, "name, emailid, contactno") instead localStorage.set("someName","emailid, contactno)
02:13:06 <sugi> but the search option is based on the key - searched innet, could not find any search based on the values right side.
02:14:32 <sugi> so here i have the option to store like name as the key and rest data as value. so that i can make search based on the name.
02:17:58 <sugi> when name duplicates, let me add name1, name2, etc.  For ex. set("shrini1","11237878,shrini⊙kc,kanchi"  -- for 2nd user with name shrini let me add like set("shrini2","768569867,name⊙mc,tirunelveli")
02:19:03 <sugi> So now when i make a search on key value similar to that - i may get the data --- i have to explore it.
02:20:52 <sugi> or if u know any best option in localStorage please advise.
02:23:59 <sugi> i am not sure whether i conveyed correctly or confused you - sorry for the long message also 
02:25:14 <sugi> please advise if u want me to correct the way of conveying message also
02:32:38 <hariharan> mohan43u: i have restored  windows boot manager using windows 10 live usb 
02:32:59 <hariharan> Now i can able to boot in windows 
02:33:59 <hariharan> shrini`: hii 
02:49:09 <mohan43u> hariharan: did you disabled legacy boot in your bios?
03:47:52 <Pragtomatic> i cant see the log
03:59:23 <sivag> Thanks tea
04:08:38 <shrini`> hello OffGrid365 
04:15:32 <shrini`> https://github.com/sudiptoChy/JS-HTML5-localstorage-CRUD
04:15:37 <shrini`> https://sudiptochy.github.io/JS-HTML5-localstorage-CRUD/
04:15:53 <shrini`> sugi should explore these links
04:16:02 <shrini`> will update in evening meeting too
11:32:10 <sethu_payilagam> shrini`: Good morning Shrini. I have made a small progress. Updated my progress in my blog.
11:32:41 <sethu_payilagam> I will not be able to join today stand up as I need to go to office. I will join tomorrow. 
11:32:49 <sethu_payilagam> Thank you and have a great day everyone!
13:33:55 <anish> hi shrini
13:34:41 <anish> i wrote a blog on python
13:36:08 <anish> https://dev.to/anish_kumar_eea79f528747d/pythonthe-programming-language-2ob8
13:41:04 <shrini-irccloud> Good
13:41:14 <shrini-irccloud> Hello all
13:41:18 <shrini-irccloud> Good evening
13:41:58 <sugi> Good evening
13:42:36 <anish> good evening
13:42:41 <sugi> Just now opening checking  your links
13:46:32 <shrini`> good post anish 
13:46:40 <shrini`> are you writing in phone itself?
13:47:09 <anish> no i used windows to do it temporarily
13:47:13 <anish> thank you shrini
13:47:19 <shrini`> ok
13:47:50 <anish> i also uninstalled arch linux and installed it again using the installation guide
13:47:59 <shrini`> nice
13:48:13 <anish> thanks
13:49:46 <shrini`> write that experience with step on your blog
13:50:00 <shrini`> whatever you do, learn with linux, take notes and publish in blog
13:50:12 <shrini`> it will become a great asset slowly
13:50:21 <shrini`> https://goinggnu.wordpress.com/
13:50:25 <anish> ok shrini
13:50:45 <shrini`> I am writing here for 18 years
13:51:11 <shrini`> all my learnings, growth, tech friends are results of writing here
13:52:00 <anish> wow
13:53:19 <shrini`> hello mohan43u 
13:53:33 <shrini`> amotbeli
13:53:43 <shrini`> sugi: please share your updates
13:54:00 <amotbeli> hi shrini, hello everyone
13:55:04 <shrini`> sugi: check these links
13:55:05 <shrini`> https://github.com/sudiptoChy/JS-HTML5-localstorage-CRU
13:55:21 <shrini`> https://sudiptochy.github.io/JS-HTML5-localstorage-CRUD/
13:55:36 <shrini`> check these link now and share your thoughts here
13:56:00 <sugi> ok shrini
13:56:55 <shrini`> https://blogs.kaniyam.cloudns.nz/
13:57:02 <shrini`> good to read the blogs sethu_payilagam 
13:57:08 <shrini`> keep writing
14:01:42 <shrini`> ask here if you have any quesions sugi 
14:01:56 <shrini`> anish: why did you choose arch?
14:02:05 <shrini`> arch linux?
14:02:11 <sugi> shrini i have seen it
14:02:29 <shrini`> good sugi 
14:02:40 <shrini`> I have read your questions
14:02:54 <anish> i wanted a very minimal system which i could customize to my will and do many ordinary tasks manually
14:03:13 <shrini`> ok
14:03:45 <shrini`> if possible, after some time, install GUI 
14:03:53 <anish> ok shrini
14:03:59 <shrini`> then give a talk about arch linux in kanchilug meet
14:04:13 <shrini`> are you attending the weekly meetings?
14:04:28 <anish> no i've not started yet
14:04:28 <shrini`> https://www.freelists.org/list/kanchilug
14:04:38 <shrini`> subscribe here for the mailing list
14:04:44 <sugi> saw the output and got idea about the design--code having a look now, then will update you
14:04:49 <shrini`> https://www.freelists.org/list/ilugc
14:04:53 <shrini`> join here too
14:05:04 <shrini`> most of the kanchilug meetings are online
14:05:11 <shrini`> you can attend on sunday evenings
14:05:12 <anish> ok shrini
14:05:26 <shrini`> https://www.youtube.com/@TamilLinuxCommunity/
14:05:31 <shrini`> https://forums.tamillinuxcommunity.org/
14:05:34 <shrini`> https://kaniyam.com/
14:05:40 <shrini`> check these sites too
14:05:47 <anish> ok shrini
14:06:45 <anish> i checked the faker repository to access the tamil names am i supposed to give fake = Faker('tamil')
14:07:16 <shrini`> yes
14:07:30 <shrini`> Already there are few tamil names available
14:07:36 <shrini`> just keep on adding more names
14:07:45 <anish> ok shrini
14:07:47 <shrini`> check how many tamil names are there already
14:07:54 <shrini`> then add more names
14:08:01 <shrini`> https://github.com/KaniyamFoundation/all_tamil_nouns
14:08:09 <shrini`> we have a huge tamil names collection here
14:08:20 <shrini`> you can get from here and publish to faker
14:08:33 <anish> ok shrini
14:09:22 <anish> what would you recommend for tamil editors i haven't used before
14:12:42 <shrini`> tamil editor?
14:12:48 <shrini`> there is no such thing
14:12:59 <shrini`> you can write tamil on any editor, just like english
14:13:15 <anish> so i have to install the locale
14:13:15 <shrini`> in linux, we have ibus - a keyboard driver for languages
14:13:28 <shrini`> we have to install ibus and m17n packages
14:13:34 <anish> ok i will check
14:13:34 <shrini`> but they need GUI
14:14:04 <anish> i will do it in windows for now then
14:14:12 <anish> its only for a few days
14:14:17 <shrini`> ah
14:14:24 <shrini`> dont goto windows
14:14:28 <shrini`> for any reason
14:14:35 <shrini`> just install GUI in linux
14:14:44 <shrini`> you have terminal there also
14:14:48 <shrini`> so you wont miss anything
14:14:56 <anish> ok i will do it :)
14:15:19 <shrini`> the more you use linux for all tasks, the more learning will be there
14:15:35 <anish> ok shrini
14:15:46 <anish> i will install sway soon
14:18:04 <shrini`> anish: shall we try this?
14:18:18 <shrini`> can you share info about 4-5 CLI tools daily here?
14:18:29 <shrini`> that you use 
14:18:36 <shrini`> or learn from internet and share here
14:18:44 <anish> ok shrini
14:18:51 <shrini`> once you posted here, you can edit and publish in your blog too
14:19:01 <shrini`> so that it will become a daily learning stuff
14:19:11 <anish> ok shrini
14:19:32 <anish> is it fine if i start very simple like cd and ls also
14:21:03 <shrini`> yes
14:21:06 <shrini`> that also fine
14:21:08 <shrini`> https://www.freelists.org/post/ilugc/One-Day-One-Command-TREE
14:21:23 <shrini`> we had "One day one command" series in our mailing lists
14:21:38 <shrini`> daily one command also fine
14:21:58 <shrini`> start writing about them and send to ilugc and kanchilug mailing lists too
14:22:25 <shrini`> our friend dhanasekar sent for around two years
14:22:33 <shrini`> all the commands are here
14:22:34 <shrini`> https://github.com/tkdhanasekar/linux_commands_examples
14:22:48 <shrini`> you can continue the same service
14:23:08 <anish> so commands that are not in the list or should i repeat
14:24:03 <shrini`> you can repeat
14:24:22 <anish> ok shrini
14:24:33 <shrini`> the more we learn about the commands, the more good life we can have, with computers
14:24:42 <shrini`> we can automate anything with CLI
14:24:49 <shrini`> which will give more powers to us
14:24:59 <shrini`> install the package "tldr"
14:25:09 <anish> ok shrini
14:25:10 <shrini`> it will give good basic intro about the commands
14:25:20 <anish> ok shrini
14:25:34 <shrini`> you can just use the same information along with some personal touch
14:25:58 <anish> but some of the commands the explanation will be very less right
14:26:08 <shrini`> thats fine
14:26:17 <shrini`> what ever you learn, share
14:26:30 <anish> ok shrini
14:26:31 <shrini`> tldr covers most of the important options
14:26:43 <shrini`> man <command> can give extensive docs
14:27:08 <anish> i've seen in videos that man command gives an explanation
14:27:17 <anish> and --help is also useful
14:27:22 <shrini`> yes
14:29:14 <shrini`> amotbeli: is there any update from you?
14:31:32 <shrini`> sugi: any questions?
14:32:15 <shrini`> hariharan: hope you have good improvements on the disks
14:32:26 <shrini`> why many people are joining and quitting so quick?
14:32:30 <sugi> me also can subscribe in the mailing list?
14:32:56 <shrini`> sugi: amotbeli can you try joining from here too ?
14:32:57 <shrini`> https://web.libera.chat/gamja/#kaniyam
14:33:04 <shrini`> and stay for some time there
14:33:29 <shrini`> just to check if there is any issue with that gamja web client for IRC
14:33:40 <shrini`> I joined from there as shrini-testing 
14:33:47 <shrini`> no issues so far
14:34:02 <shrini`> sugi: yes
14:34:11 <sugi> ok shrini
14:34:12 <amotbeli> sure shrini
14:34:14 <shrini`> all we discuss here is for all of us
14:34:49 <sugi> ok shrini, i think i am getting some idea, let try on my own and will update you tomorrow
14:34:59 <shrini`> ok
14:35:13 <shrini`> go through the js code there
14:35:17 <shrini`> and the functions used
14:35:24 <shrini`> you have to replicate the same 
14:35:36 <shrini`> https://t.me/tamillinux
14:35:46 <shrini`> join here too if you are in telegram
14:36:06 <sugi> just let me explore more about it, but keep the chat is on until shut down
14:36:15 <sugi> ok shrini
14:36:20 <shrini`> there is a postgresql training for free in tamil, planned by syed jafer
14:36:25 <shrini`> stay tuned for further updates
14:36:26 <sugi> that code is js and jQuery
14:36:40 <shrini`> yes
14:36:49 <shrini`> hope you are learnig jquery too
14:37:08 <sugi> completely i have no idea about it
14:37:22 <shrini`> jquery and bootstrap will make normal site to great looking site
14:37:43 <shrini`> start learning jquery and bootstrap
14:37:54 <shrini`> you can do all the magics with them on a web applicationb
14:38:00 <sugi> let me try shrini, but i think i will take some time as these are very new stuffs for me
14:38:16 <shrini`> yes
14:38:25 <shrini`> take your time for learning new things
14:38:41 <shrini`> learning the basics is like learning the kitchen ingredients
14:38:55 <shrini`> it will take time to know about all the things at a super market
14:39:09 <shrini`> slowly we can learn and start using them one by one
14:39:09 <sugi> yes shrini
14:39:26 <shrini`> very soon, we will be using tons of things at kitchen and home
14:39:29 <shrini`> same in coding
14:39:56 <sugi> got it shrini
14:40:40 <sugi> let me surely will give try
14:42:30 <shrini`> ok
14:42:34 <sugi> actually we are all grateful to you
14:42:43 <shrini`> ah
14:42:48 <shrini`> nothing like that
14:42:53 <sugi> you are giving your precious time and guidance to improve us
14:42:55 <shrini`> we all are learning together
14:43:29 <shrini`> I got all the mentoring from ilugc and kanchilug people
14:43:42 <amotbeli1> i must agree with sugi
14:43:58 <shrini`> entire open source community is based on learning and helping from each other
14:44:18 <shrini`> we have 100000s of software available as open source
14:44:37 <sugi> all of you doing a great job which is much much appreciatable in this commercial world
14:44:51 <shrini`> millions of people around the world are contributing all the time
14:45:38 <shrini`> I am doing my part as a vote of thanks for all the software/knowledge/job/friends I got from the open source world
14:45:52 <sugi> first of all thanks to Muthu Sir for introducing such a great platform
14:46:02 <anish> i also agree with sugi
14:46:08 <shrini`> ஊர் கூடித் தேர் இழுப்பது தான் நாம்
14:46:09 <shrini`> அனைவரும் செய்வது
14:46:37 <shrini`> anish may not see the above in terminal
14:46:45 <anish> yes i can't
14:46:58 <shrini`> all the FOSS things are like, temple festivals
14:47:13 <shrini`> where all people join together and do all the works
14:47:20 <sugi> yes. true
14:47:30 <anish> that is nice
14:47:39 <shrini`> a time will come for you to give back in your own way
14:47:50 <shrini`> you will find and share your knowledge
14:48:07 <shrini`> actually, you all started with your blogs and code in git
14:48:57 <sugi> yes shrini, i am improving myself to contribute more.  I believe I will do, because of my commitments getting slow
14:49:13 <shrini`> thats fine
14:49:25 <shrini`> its always a long game
14:49:48 <sugi> yes
14:49:57 <shrini`> just decide to share your knowledge in all possible ways
14:50:11 <sugi> sure
14:50:29 <shrini`> blogs/code/training/podcast/youtube video/give talks in open source meetups/conferences etc
14:50:38 <shrini`> do what ever is possible
14:50:51 <shrini`> slowly we will be doing all in few years
14:51:09 <sugi> ok shrini
14:51:28 <shrini`> in reality, by doing all these, we are helping ourself first
14:51:36 <shrini`> to learn more and in deep
14:51:48 <shrini`> which will help to grow in career
14:51:59 <shrini`> along with the other benifits for the community
14:52:19 <sugi> ok
14:52:25 <shrini`> https://kaniyam.com/receptionist-to-machine-learning-engineer-nithyas-story/
14:52:48 <shrini`> nithya started write blogs posts in tamil in kaniyam.com 
14:52:51 <shrini`> long back
14:52:55 <sugi> yes I read this on the first day
14:53:02 <shrini`> then we published them all as ebooks
14:53:08 <sugi> good
14:53:10 <shrini`> still she is learning and writing
14:53:31 <shrini`> for any interview, she just skims all her books
14:53:35 <sugi> its good still she is doing.
14:53:37 <shrini`> and clears the interview
14:54:08 <shrini`> learning, writing, making videos, teaching
14:54:25 <shrini`> all these are easy ways to become good at tech topic
14:54:41 <shrini`> thats why we ask every one to have a blog and write daily
14:54:51 <shrini`> it will take us to good heights
14:55:00 <sugi> ok shrini
14:55:11 <amotbeli1> amazing
14:55:19 <shrini`> the reading/writing of text in IRC will help to train our eyes to read the text
14:55:54 <shrini`> you all find your own ways of contributing to the FOSS world
14:56:08 <shrini`> magics will happen automatically
14:56:27 <shrini`> just keep learning new things and share the knowledge to all
14:56:31 <anish> shrini where should i post the 4-5 commands in one day
14:56:34 <sugi> ok shrini
14:56:51 <shrini`> anish: you can start with one command also
14:57:19 <anish> ok shrini
14:57:26 <shrini`> share here, then in kanchilug/ilugc mailing lists, in your blog, TamilLinuxCommuntiy telegram channel
14:57:43 <shrini`> and in any other social media where you are
14:57:54 <shrini`> mailing list/blog are essential
14:58:08 <shrini`> all others are optional, and based on your time 
14:58:29 <anish> i'm not a very active person in social media so i'll do it in  the other channels
14:58:43 <shrini`> thats fine
14:59:16 <shrini`> sugi: life will give its own daily tasks
14:59:36 <shrini`> the more we get older, the less time we will get for ourself
15:00:18 <shrini`> but, even if we get  10-20 mins daily, we can do many things
15:00:35 <shrini`> start small always
15:01:21 <sugi> thank you shrini
15:03:30 <sugi> i am demotivated myself beacuse of taking lot of time to complete task
15:03:45 <shrini`> it happens
15:04:10 <sugi> especially in new stuffs
15:05:31 <sugi> but wanted to practice to get over that, will do it
15:06:59 <shrini`> thats normal for all of us
15:06:59 <sugi> continuous pracitce only i have the one option now - because of long gap -- all like new
15:07:23 <shrini`> yes, we need to put more time and efforts on learning new things
15:08:07 <sugi> will do shrini
15:10:26 <sugi> thank you shrini, will meet here tomorrow
15:10:27 <amotbeli1> i need to leave. have a good day/night everyone.
15:10:43 <shrini`> okey amotbeli sugi
15:10:47 <shrini`> thanks for joining
15:11:34 <anish> shrini i want to test some things using cd so i will have to log out
15:11:54 <shrini`> ok anish 
15:11:56 <shrini`> bye for now
15:11:59 <anish> i will make the blog and put the url here
15:12:04 <shrini`> ok
15:12:08 <anish> bye for now
15:22:09 <anish> hi shrini its a very silly doubt but i want to make sure that i'm absolutely right before publishing it
15:22:35 <anish> there are some directories which restrict acess even if you are a sudoer
15:22:59 <anish> for eg: cd /root gives you permission denied
15:23:23 <anish> is there a way to use sudo to somehow get in without becoming root to do it
15:47:34 <hariharan> mohan43u: my system currently booted with UEFI 
15:47:34 <hariharan> But if i turnoff legacy  support it won't boot  
15:47:34 <hariharan> I don't  know why its happening 
15:47:34 <hariharan> From the beginning  i tried  gpt partitionied disk to boot from uefi mode only but without  legacy support it won't boot
15:49:09 <mohan43u> Enabling Legacy support means the bios is not using UEFI, it is still in MBR
15:49:25 <hariharan> But my disk is gpt 
15:49:47 <hariharan> Ther is no mbr partition 
15:50:04 <hariharan> EFI system partition is the first one 
15:50:39 <hariharan> And currently  i have boot into Windows which shows me boot mode as UEFI 
15:50:44 <mohan43u> hariharan: then why it is not booting if you keep only UEFI in bios?
15:50:52 <hariharan> Not BIOS
15:51:11 <hariharan> I Don't  know the root cause
15:51:36 <mohan43u> hariharan: do you have live usb?
15:53:20 <hariharan> I have ventoy with Ubuntu 20.04LTS and windows 10 22H2
15:53:47 <mohan43u> hariharan: do you have spare usb?
15:54:09 <hariharan> No spare usb RN
15:55:06 <mohan43u> hariharan: did you install your windows using this ventoy?
15:55:10 <hariharan> Why is ther any problem with my USB that blocks the UEFI boot? 
15:55:39 <hariharan> I have installed this windows  using rufus 6 months ago 
15:56:07 <hariharan> Now i Used ventoy to create live usb of windows   
16:01:53 <mohan43u> I don't know about these, is these ventoy, rufus recommended way to install windows?
16:02:52 <mohan43u> What is the official documentation says about installing windows?
16:06:30 <hariharan> Windows  says that just create bootable usb stick only. There is no steps available  from official documentation. 
16:06:30 <hariharan> When we search about  tools for create there rufus, ventoy,  etcher comes in action 
16:07:28 <hariharan> Rufus is my favorite  it works  good in my experience. 
16:07:55 <hariharan> I installed ubuntu and windows 10 recently  using it 
16:08:23 <hariharan> But this time i tried ventoy 
16:08:38 <mohan43u> hariharan: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/install-windows-from-a-usb-flash-drive
16:08:54 <mohan43u> hariharan: they clearly explain what to do here.
16:17:55 <hariharan> From your pov i can get native method of creating the bootable drive for windows can resolve my direct UEFI booting problem?  Do i understood  right mohan43u ?
16:19:34 <mohan43u> hariharan: Its a try, it may work or maynot, Rufus/Ventody both modify the original iso and do some crazy things which is not a good thing in my opinion
16:19:48 <mohan43u> ^s/Ventody/Ventoy/g
16:24:02 <hariharan> Yes i agree 
16:24:55 <hariharan> I also tried other booting tools like etcher and unetbootin but both not worked well in my case 
16:26:23 <hariharan> Okay mohan43u Once my new ssd received I will  try the native booting method as you  said and let you know about it and heartful thanks  for the support u gave in debugging 
16:26:53 <mohan43u> hariharan: its all learning
16:34:17 <hariharan> I am very curious  to know how you get to know this much linux stuffs do you  have seperate KB article collection for you ? 
16:35:19 <mohan43u> hariharan: I'm using linux as my primary OS for a long time mate, when you use something for a long time, you bound to learn about it a lot.
16:38:39 <hariharan> ✌ 
16:54:44 <hariharan> After repairing the EFI partition now i tried turnoff the legacy support it works now i booted successfully into Windows 
16:57:38 <hariharan> When i have connected my old hard drive it is mbr disk so i think i have enabled that for booting the old hard drive from the installation i have not ran single hard drive so that may cause the booting problem without legacy  before 
18:28:55 <mohan43u> hariharan: always follow official documentation, if it doesn't work, then you look for alternative ways. there is a reason those people write documentation for us.
18:33:24 <hariharan> I have successfully  installed the grub and its showing the ubuntu in boot manager UEFI 
18:34:30 <mohan43u> installed grub? or ubuntu?
18:35:24 <hariharan> Using my live usb ubuntu installed grub for the ubuntu os i have installed 
18:35:38 <mohan43u> ok
18:35:50 <mohan43u> is ubuntu booting from the ssd now?
18:36:41 <hariharan> While trying to boot kernel panic message comes with exit code 0x00000200
18:37:22 <mohan43u> try recovery mode in advanced options
18:37:25 <hariharan> No ubuntu is not booting 
18:37:55 <hariharan> There is two more kernal entries with recovery mode i have trying one by one 
18:38:24 <mohan43u> what is the kernel version?
18:40:07 <hariharan> 5.15.0-124-generic 
18:40:20 <mohan43u> ubuntu 20.04?
18:40:29 <hariharan> 5.4.0-26-generic
18:40:47 <hariharan> These are shown from advanced menu 
18:41:06 <hariharan> Yes ubuntu 20.04 image i have installed 
18:41:14 <mohan43u> try booting from 26-generic
18:41:31 <mohan43u> if it doesn't work, try recovery from the same 26-generic version
18:42:41 <hariharan> Both are failing mohan43u 
18:43:02 <hariharan> Same kernal panic message shown and booting process stops 
18:46:15 <mohan43u> in grub screen, type c, then type `ls` what is the output you see, is it showing gpt anywhere?
18:50:33 <hariharan> Yes its showing gpt 1 to 8
18:50:57 <hariharan> Gpt5 has ubuntu root directory 
18:52:05 <hariharan> My root partition is xfs file system  does any problem with the file system 
18:52:50 <mohan43u> what is the exact name of gpt5 (hd0,gpt5) something like this?
18:53:41 <hariharan> Yes this is right 
18:54:26 <mohan43u> ok, from grub prompt type 'ls -l (hd0,gpt5)' it will return uuid, do you see the same uuid in 26-generic entry like root=<uuid>?
18:55:45 <hariharan> In ubuntu by default it boots 5.15.0-124-generic kernel 
18:56:16 <mohan43u> what?
18:57:02 <hariharan> Same uuid refered in --set-root and linux if block mentioned in grub boot entry definition
18:58:19 <mohan43u> the line starting with "linux" should contain root=UUID=<uuid> do you see the same uuid which is return from `ls -l (hd0,gpt5)`?
19:00:04 <hariharan> Same uuid 
19:00:11 <hariharan> I have verified it 
19:01:39 <mohan43u> remove `quiet splash` and type `nomodeset i915.modeset=no nouveau.modeset=no` and see if you able to boot
19:05:37 <hariharan> Is there any space between  i915.modeset=no nouvau.modeset=no
19:06:49 <mohan43u> hariharan: yes, leave space
19:08:22 <hariharan> Not booting mohan43u 
19:09:30 <hariharan> From the stack trace there is a syntax error in conf/conf.d/zz-resume-auto line 1 
19:09:44 <hariharan> There after it goes to kernal panic
19:10:15 <mohan43u> do you see full stack trace in your screen?
19:10:19 <mohan43u> or partial?
19:11:16 <hariharan> I will update the stack trace in forum 
19:13:05 <mohan43u> did you install ubuntu freshly or trying to boot the ubuntu you installed before in this ssd?
19:14:21 <hariharan> https://forums.tamillinuxcommunity.org/t/ubuntu-messed-up-the-grub-configuration/2640/22?u=itz_mr_evil 
19:15:23 <hariharan> I have not freshly installed today it was installed two days back iam trying to boot it 
19:16:51 <mohan43u> why are you doing this? do you have anything important in that ubuntu?
19:19:55 <hariharan> That is bare ubuntu done system update installed some packages like lightdm mysql server and other some other software installed 
19:21:01 <hariharan> After sudo apt upgrade not able to boot i think 
19:21:40 <mohan43u> did you synced this ubuntu from your hdd?
19:22:29 <hariharan> No this is fresh installation i have created partion for / ,/home /swap 
19:23:02 <mohan43u> but this ubuntu was installed before you fully switch to UEFI in bios, am I right?
19:23:21 <hariharan> and /home partition uses xfs file system 
19:23:35 <hariharan> Yes right 
19:24:06 <hariharan> If i re install the booting issue may resolve 
19:26:27 <mohan43u> hariharan: afcourse, it will go away, but this is a problem in initramfs creation
19:26:42 <mohan43u> hariharan: it should be fixable without re-installation
19:28:21 <hariharan> Tomorrow I'm  full day available. 
19:28:42 <mohan43u> hariharan: ok, see you tomorrow 
19:28:46 <hariharan> You completed diwali purchase? 
19:30:13 <hariharan> I will try  fixing  the initramfs and boot then 
19:30:24 <mohan43u> hariharan: ok
19:30:27 <hariharan> Good night  mohan43u