What is the correct order of the commands to replace my current kernel?
My OS: Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS Server (GNU/Linux 4.15.0-45-generic x86_64)
I have three kernels installed:
4.15.0.39-generic
4.15.0.44-generic
4.15.0.45-generic
Please advise the correct order of the following commands:
sudo apt install linux-{image,headers,modules,modules-extra}-4.15.0-43-generic
sudo apt-mark hold linux-*-4.15.0-4[45]-generic
sudo apt remove linux-*-4.15.0-4[45]-generic
Previous advice from the ubuntu-server mailing list:
Hi, the kernel with this fix for Bionic is present in the -proposed
repository, the version is 4.15.0-46-generic. To enable proposed
packages, you can check [0].
Alternatively, you can install version 4.15.0-43-generic, which does
not have the offending patches that caused the tty issue.
Cheers, Guilherme
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My OS: Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS Server (GNU/Linux 4.15.0-45-generic x86_64)
I have three kernels installed:
4.15.0.39-generic
4.15.0.44-generic
4.15.0.45-generic
Please advise the correct order of the following commands:
sudo apt install linux-{image,headers,modules,modules-extra}-4.15.0-43-generic
sudo apt-mark hold linux-*-4.15.0-4[45]-generic
sudo apt remove linux-*-4.15.0-4[45]-generic
Previous advice from the ubuntu-server mailing list:
Hi, the kernel with this fix for Bionic is present in the -proposed
repository, the version is 4.15.0-46-generic. To enable proposed
packages, you can check [0].
Alternatively, you can install version 4.15.0-43-generic, which does
not have the offending patches that caused the tty issue.
Cheers, Guilherme
apt software-installation kernel
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That looks like a Mailing-List query? If so why is it posted here? If you've asked on the mailing list? why double-post here as well (it's not nice receiving the same request from multiple places from the same person, especially after you've just answered it elsewhere! [not me in this case!]).
– guiverc
2 hours ago
@guiverc The advice I have received is excellent but I do not know how to carry it out. I have searched google and found the above commands but I am uncertain of the best order to action them.
– KG1
1 hour ago
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My OS: Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS Server (GNU/Linux 4.15.0-45-generic x86_64)
I have three kernels installed:
4.15.0.39-generic
4.15.0.44-generic
4.15.0.45-generic
Please advise the correct order of the following commands:
sudo apt install linux-{image,headers,modules,modules-extra}-4.15.0-43-generic
sudo apt-mark hold linux-*-4.15.0-4[45]-generic
sudo apt remove linux-*-4.15.0-4[45]-generic
Previous advice from the ubuntu-server mailing list:
Hi, the kernel with this fix for Bionic is present in the -proposed
repository, the version is 4.15.0-46-generic. To enable proposed
packages, you can check [0].
Alternatively, you can install version 4.15.0-43-generic, which does
not have the offending patches that caused the tty issue.
Cheers, Guilherme
apt software-installation kernel
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My OS: Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS Server (GNU/Linux 4.15.0-45-generic x86_64)
I have three kernels installed:
4.15.0.39-generic
4.15.0.44-generic
4.15.0.45-generic
Please advise the correct order of the following commands:
sudo apt install linux-{image,headers,modules,modules-extra}-4.15.0-43-generic
sudo apt-mark hold linux-*-4.15.0-4[45]-generic
sudo apt remove linux-*-4.15.0-4[45]-generic
Previous advice from the ubuntu-server mailing list:
Hi, the kernel with this fix for Bionic is present in the -proposed
repository, the version is 4.15.0-46-generic. To enable proposed
packages, you can check [0].
Alternatively, you can install version 4.15.0-43-generic, which does
not have the offending patches that caused the tty issue.
Cheers, Guilherme
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That looks like a Mailing-List query? If so why is it posted here? If you've asked on the mailing list? why double-post here as well (it's not nice receiving the same request from multiple places from the same person, especially after you've just answered it elsewhere! [not me in this case!]).
– guiverc
2 hours ago
@guiverc The advice I have received is excellent but I do not know how to carry it out. I have searched google and found the above commands but I am uncertain of the best order to action them.
– KG1
1 hour ago
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That looks like a Mailing-List query? If so why is it posted here? If you've asked on the mailing list? why double-post here as well (it's not nice receiving the same request from multiple places from the same person, especially after you've just answered it elsewhere! [not me in this case!]).
– guiverc
2 hours ago
@guiverc The advice I have received is excellent but I do not know how to carry it out. I have searched google and found the above commands but I am uncertain of the best order to action them.
– KG1
1 hour ago
That looks like a Mailing-List query? If so why is it posted here? If you've asked on the mailing list? why double-post here as well (it's not nice receiving the same request from multiple places from the same person, especially after you've just answered it elsewhere! [not me in this case!]).
– guiverc
2 hours ago
That looks like a Mailing-List query? If so why is it posted here? If you've asked on the mailing list? why double-post here as well (it's not nice receiving the same request from multiple places from the same person, especially after you've just answered it elsewhere! [not me in this case!]).
– guiverc
2 hours ago
@guiverc The advice I have received is excellent but I do not know how to carry it out. I have searched google and found the above commands but I am uncertain of the best order to action them.
– KG1
1 hour ago
@guiverc The advice I have received is excellent but I do not know how to carry it out. I have searched google and found the above commands but I am uncertain of the best order to action them.
– KG1
1 hour ago
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– guiverc
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@guiverc The advice I have received is excellent but I do not know how to carry it out. I have searched google and found the above commands but I am uncertain of the best order to action them.
– KG1
1 hour ago