[00:10] * guiverc LOLs after reading ^ === genii is now known as genii-core [02:09] [telegram] I'm trying to install lubuntu on a drive with windows 10. [02:09] [telegram] I have already created 20gb unallocated space using windows but i can't choose it. [02:09] [telegram] I can only see the 32gb usb drive [02:10] [telegram] https://matterbridge.lubuntu.me/1950eb83/file_3573.jpg [02:10] [telegram] Any help would be appreciated [02:11] [telegram] I turned off secure boot in BIOS.. but i can't disable uefi.. [02:17] Al: apparently the Lubuntu 20.04 LTS installer / live system does not detect the storage which windows is installed on. [02:18] often that's due to "Intel RST" enabled in BIOS [02:18] there is no need to move away from uefi, and even secureboot can work (but i'd keep it off for now) [02:19] Oh I should probably have written @Al instead [02:20] [telegram] It's a lenovo 100e pc 2nd gen (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) Al: apparently the Lubuntu 20.04 LTS installer / live system does not detect the storage which windows is installed on.) [02:21] [telegram] Is there any solution? (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) Al: apparently the Lubuntu 20.04 LTS installer / live system does not detect the storage which windows is installed on.) [02:22] well, if my guess is correct and you find Intel RST to be enabled in BIOS, then you should find a way to disable it, ideally without having to reinstall windows [02:22] [telegram] Ok I'll have a look.. Thank you for your help [02:23] [telegram] Thank you for your help (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) well, if my guess is correct and you find Intel RST to be enabled in BIOS, then you should find a way to disable it, ideally without having to reinstall windows) [02:23] https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/laptops/lenovo/windows-edu-laptops/lenovo-100e-2nd-gen/88el10s9993 says it has a 64GB eMMC storage, nothing else. [02:23] that's flash memory soldered on the mainboard usually [02:24] [telegram] Yes that is the machine I'm trying on.. [02:25] apparently there is also a model with an M.2 2242 SSD PCIe NVMe, PCIe 3.0 x2, 128GB [02:25] [telegram] This has an amd chip does that [02:25] anyways, look for the bios setting [02:26] the CPU is an Intel Celeron N4xxx [02:26] if that's what you mean by "amd chip"? [02:26] [telegram] No this is amd 3015 cpu.. [02:26] there's no mention of AMD in the spec https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/Lenovo/Lenovo_100e_Windows_2nd_Gen/Lenovo_100e_Windows_2nd_Gen_Spec.PDF [02:27] if you have an AMD CPU then you'll have a different laptop model [02:28] [telegram] https://matterbridge.lubuntu.me/e94d7e09/file_3574.jpg [02:29] Running journalctl -b | grep DMI: in a terminal (konsole) window would show you which laptop model you have [02:30] SanDisk DA4064 is a 60 GB SATA SSD. And one of the slowest SSDs ever observed, I guess. [02:31] https://www.harddrivebenchmark.net/hdd.php?hdd=SanDisk%20DA4064&id=16268 [02:31] [telegram] 😔 o no [02:32] but this won't stop you from installing Lubuntu onit [02:34] [telegram] https://www.evaris.com/shop/lenovo-100e-2nd-gen-11-6-3000-series-3015e-4-gb-ram-64-gb-emmc-uk [02:35] oh, apologies, that indeed goes by the same model number. silly lenovo. [02:36] [telegram] https://matterbridge.lubuntu.me/787b7697/file_3575.jpg [02:37] [telegram] https://matterbridge.lubuntu.me/3a79250b/file_3576.jpg [02:39] [telegram] I am unable to change uefi mode to any other options [02:39] that's okay, just keep uefi [02:42] [telegram] I had a 2nd computer with the similar spec.. had the intel cpu and bios looked basic.. lubuntu was able to see a created partition on that machine [02:43] [telegram] The n4020 as u mentioned above [02:45] Al: if you can't find an Intel RST setting in the (rudimentarily looking) BIOS, you can boot to the Kubuntu live system again, bring it online, open a Terminal window (Konsole) and run: dmesg | nc termbin.com [02:46] this should return a url you can then post here so we can maybe get a better idea on why the storage is not being detected. [02:46] someone else had a similar issue here, also could not get it to work on linux: https://sourceforge.net/p/clonezilla/support-requests/156/ [02:46] [telegram] Thank you (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) this should return a url you can then post here so we can maybe get a better idea on why the storage is not being detected.) [02:48] hmm, is this a chromebook? [02:48] but no, can't be, you said you're running windows on it [02:49] [telegram] That's correct (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) but no, can't be, you said you're running windows on it) [02:49] [telegram] Windows 10 [02:50] [telegram] I think it's either the bios or the chip as that's the only difference between this install and the 1st machine [02:51] [telegram] I'm pretty sure i was able disable uefi before [02:51] [telegram] Just guessing though.. [02:52] the dmesg output should help clarify a few things [03:00] Al: any luck getting to that? [03:01] [telegram] https://matterbridge.lubuntu.me/5de67d1e/file_3577.jpg [03:02] yeah that doesn't help [03:03] boot to the Kubuntu live system again, bring it online, open a Terminal window (Konsole) and run: dmesg | nc termbin.com 9999 [03:05] [telegram] Ok I'll try.. (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) the dmesg output should help clarify a few things) [03:08] [telegram] How do i type l on keyboard? As in l nc [03:12] [telegram] Its getting late here. I wanted to thank you again for your help. I will keep going when I've had some sleep [03:12] [telegram] Very kind of you to help me out .. Thank you (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) boot to the Kubuntu live system again, bring it online, open a Terminal window (Konsole) and run: dmesg | nc termbin.com 9999) [03:19] lubot: okay, no problem, just try it another day. [03:19] the | character should be on a key of it's own if you're using a US keyboard. for other keyboard layouts, i'm not sure [03:21] [telegram] Thank you (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) the | character should be on a key of it's own if you're using a US keyboard. for other keyboard layouts, i'm not sure) [03:21] actually on the US keyboard the "pipe" character ("|") is shift-backslash, next to the backspace key: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout#/media/File:Qwerty.svg [03:22] thes the 2nd light blue-ish key from the right on top [03:22] *that's the [03:22] but other keyboard layouts will differ [03:25] this explains how to type it on other keyboard layouts: http://kbd-intl.narod.ru/english/layouts [08:07] [telegram] I think the issue here is that the mmc storage is automatically mounted as removable media and it needs to be unmounted before starting the installation. (re @Al: Its getting late here. I wanted to thank you again for your help. I will keep going when I've had some sleep [08:07] [telegram] Very kind of you to help me out .. Thank you) === dragon_ is now known as dragon2 [13:32] hey i was just wondering what happened to the lubuntu website? [13:33] i cant seem to get a iso file [13:33] [telegram] https://lubuntu.me/ [13:33] aaaah! it moved!! [13:34] thank you! [13:34] [telegram] Lubuntu.net? [13:34] i think so [13:34] ive only moved back to ubuntu like a few months ago [13:35] [telegram] The correct website IS lubuntu.me [13:35] i understand [13:35] im just saying its been years [13:36] [telegram] lubuntu.me has always been the official one [13:38] ok === arczx is now known as voltarczx [13:50] hi [13:51] hello [15:18] [telegram] Thanks for the suggestion. I don't think it can see the drive prior to being able to unmount it. [15:18] [telegram] In the live environment it only shows the usb drive (re @kc2bez: I think the issue here is that the mmc storage is automatically mounted as removable media and it needs to be unmounted before starting the installation.) === genii-core is now known as genii [18:50] Hi! Can someone help me? I'm trying to do manual partitioning to install Lubuntu, but I'm not succeeding. I have Windows 7 installed on my machine, but the option to erase all data doesn't appear and I need to do manual partitioning. [18:50] (Sorry for the spelling mistakes, I don't speak English very well.)