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Updating Kernel solved

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Letsay I wanted to update to the most current stable release of the Linux kernel, how would I go around doing this, without reinstalling/updating to a new distro of Linux? Also, are there any serious repercussions of doing this, especially if it's just a minor version change?
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I don't recommend this unless you have a special problem to solve
This should work - never tried it though
http://ubuntu-unleashed.blogspot.com/20 ... -with.html
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I think I'll give it a shot as soon as I back up all my stuff again.
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So I updated my kernel using Husse's advise. It worked, and I doesn't erase the current kernel, it adds the new one to the boot option. The only trouble I've experienced with the new kernel is when I go

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sudo shutdown -P now
it likes to flash red across the screen a few seconds before it boots down.
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