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edit approved Oct 21, 2016 at 19:40
Zachary Brady
edit approved Oct 21, 2016 at 19:40
Zachary Brady
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Maybe dpkg is missing some step here ...

IIRC, it is possible on Ubuntu to add the kernel ppa to your repositories (with add-apt-repositoryadd-apt-repository) and then use apt-getapt-get to install the new kernel.

Maybe dpkg is missing some step here ...

IIRC, it is possible on Ubuntu to add the kernel ppa to your repositories (with add-apt-repository) and then use apt-get to install the new kernel.

Maybe dpkg is missing some step here.

IIRC, it is possible on Ubuntu to add the kernel ppa to your repositories (with add-apt-repository) and then use apt-get to install the new kernel.

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Maybe dpkg is missing some step here ...

IIRC, it is possible on Ubuntu to add the kernel ppa to your repositories (with add-apt-repository) and then use apt-get to install the new kernel.