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  • Thanks, that fixed things. Commented Feb 23 at 18:12
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    It takes a special kind of logic to use "predictable network names" for enxb827ebe00d07 instead of eth0, but then again, this is Linux. (enxb827ebe00d07 is stable. ) Commented Feb 24 at 10:13
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    Most types of predictable network device names don't even manage to be genuinely predictable, although the enx names that use mac addresses are. But the ones based on PCI slot numbers can change when unrelated devices are inserted or removed (ask me how I know...) Commented Feb 24 at 20:54
  • @GlennWillen: Yeah. I too find it's mostly worse than not having it. It's only good for laptops. Commented Feb 25 at 0:48
  • @RobertHeller: If the answer "fixed things", would you say that is an answer that should be accepted by the OP (you in this case)? Commented Feb 25 at 22:45