The update manager tells me there is a kernel update.
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spock@advent-laptop:~$ uname -r
4.19.0-14-686
Shall I tell UM to ignore them, or is it safe to apply these please?
Strange kernel version numbering
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Strange kernel version numbering
I have installed LMDE4 on a 32bit Advent laptop without any significant issues - apart from me trashing the GRUB bootloader and having to reinstall it here: viewtopic.php?f=46&t=342428
The update manager tells me there is a kernel update.
Is it safe (or needed) to apply these kernel updates, as I think I have a system that works OK with the current version numbered at:
How do I get rid of these kernel updates, so they don't appear in the update manager?
Shall I tell UM to ignore them, or is it safe to apply these please?
The update manager tells me there is a kernel update.
Is it safe (or needed) to apply these kernel updates, as I think I have a system that works OK with the current version numbered at:
Shall I tell UM to ignore them, or is it safe to apply these please?
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Re: Strange kernel version numbering
Kernel updates are generally safe to apply. I've never had a problem with any yet. If you do, just return to your previous kernel in Grub, Advanced Options.