[05:09] <Mead> is there a guide for decyphering how ubuntu names network inferfaces?
[10:01] <lubot> Gian Luca was added by: Gian Luca
[10:10] <kc2bez> Mead: This article explains it the best I think - https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/PredictableNetworkInterfaceNames/
[10:30] <Mead> kc2bez: I saw that, but I was wanting more about how the physical/geographical location names are generated.
[10:30] <Mead> also... if you have an USB network adapter... how is it named?
[10:35] <kc2bez> The way I understand it the location on the bus is how they get named, I think the same holds true for USB.
[10:36] <Mead> kc2bez, sounds not predictable between different systems
[10:39] <kc2bez> I can see instances where that could hold true. The new scheme does allow you to use the old classic style but you have to do it manually.
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[16:41] <Stumbly> Hey guys, is anyone around right now? I could really do with some help.
[16:41] <Stumbly> Running a LiveUSB right now, with the hopes of making an install USB for Win7.
[16:41] <Stumbly> To do this, I usually use a utility called Unetbootin.
[16:42] <Stumbly> But for some reason, I can't seem to get the .bin file to install.
[18:28] <s2art> Hi, can someone help me with an installation problem?
[18:30] <lubot> <aptghetto> Who knows?
[18:30] <s2art> lol
[18:31] <s2art> I'm stucked in the installation process
[18:31] <teward> without details about where you're stuck, what you're seeing, etc. nobody can help you :P
[18:33] <s2art> So I have a Lenovo Ideapad 320 but with W10 is incredible slow (CPU is 2 cores 1.10Ghz), so I decide to look for a more convenient OS Lubuntu looks ideal, nice and fast.  I already disable secure boot, fast boot, and put it in legacy support, and I boot it from an USB, but in the installation it just got stucked at 80%, it just says (Starts procedure and passes 'fw_type' to other routine. I dont have a clue what´s wrong. Can please
[18:40] <lubot> S2art was added by: S2art
[18:46] <lubot> <aptghetto> Have you checked the integrity of the iso and installation media?
[18:48] <lubot> <S2art> Well it’s the second time I try, so I redownloaded the iso this morning and burned it again  … I haven’t quite checked the USB, but I would hope that is there’s any trouble with it, the system could tell me when I burn it in the first place
[20:30] <Slimmy>  Greetings. I have a brand new sd card and adaptor. They are surely not faulty as I have tried this on 3 other adaptors with 2 different cards as well. I can't seem to get my Lubuntu to read my sd card, or detect it in any way. I do know though that port is fine since I can see it after running lsusb. How can I access it though?
[20:46] <scoofy> does anyone have success setting keyboard layout in tty? (lubuntu 16). any setting I make, seems ignored. tried editing /etc/default/keyboard, dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration, editing /etc/vconsole.conf, nothing does any change.