Last edited by zika; December 12th, 2012 at 10:23 AM.
Yes.. it does. After using synaptic it installed the new kernel .. but I thought I could do that from the link Zika provided. Somehow, installing from the *.deb files just did not work.. but it is working just fine now.
Linux dale-desktop 3.7.0-6-generic #14-Ubuntu SMP Tue Dec 11 13:15:27 UTC 2012 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux
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Well, „method“ I've gave above should work... Are You sure You do not have some broken files or another trouble with dpkg...?
As far as I can see You've installed new generic, not a mainline kernel... Not wanting to be picky but if I were in Your shoes I'd investigate a bit further why „method“ failed...
Were You among those having trouble with 3.7 kernel?... Old and becoming (more and more) senile... 3.7.0-6 is still in proposed...?
Last edited by zika; December 12th, 2012 at 05:30 PM.
I'm still stuck on the 3.5 kernel , I've tried all of the repo 3.7's up to and including the current one , several of the mainline RC's and anca-emanuel's suggestion of compiling and bisecting all no help , all ( including the daily lives ) stop at the same place during boot ( attaching drives ) all leave no log files , the only thing logged is sucessful boots to the 3.5 kernel . several other problems but they may have to do with the kernel being so far behind everything else .
if it ain't broke you haven't tweaked it enough
I use the following, for less bloat!
This updates the configuration to only compile modules that are actually used in your system:
make localmodconfig
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
Walt
I had no problems with the mainline kernels .. all the way up to rc8 .. both 64bit and 32 bit.. I even installed 3.7.rc8 on Lucid install and that worked (but had nVidia error).
It was just a 'blip' when I manually installed the 'final' 3.7.0-6.14. That swhen everything went south .. but all was recovered .. broken xorg and abi13 fixed with synaptic..etc..
no .. you are not senile at all zika... sometimes I get some-timers (sometimers means one forgets things sometimes) but at least I am not having sometimers all-the-timers
so .. I think we all get sometimers sometimes. ?
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Crucial ® Ballistix Tracer PC4000 1GB || Mountain Mods U2-UFO Opti-1203
XFX 7600GT 560M AGP (PV-T73A-UDF3) || Corsair HX520W Modular PSU
I have been running the Linux Kernel 3.7 since it was released and it has been rock solid for me.
For the upgrade I used the method from this site...
http://www.upubuntu.com/2012/12/inst...-37-under.html
I have also successfully upgraded to various 3.6.x versions over the past couple of months when this site has posted the Kernel Update.
For the people that are have problems booting after the Kernel Update, I experienced a similar issue during one of the 3.6.x updates and for me it turned out to be the AMD/ATI Proprietary driver that was the problem.
I uninstalled the AMD/ATI Proprietary driver and then Updated the Kernel and the computer Booted up without any issues.
3.7.0-6-generic #14-Ubuntu SMP Tue Dec 11 13:13:42 UTC 2012 x86_64
stable and solid.
When will k3.8 be implemented into 13.04??
only thing I can complain about is the slow dash perfomance under intel gfx, but it improved when I use those mesa codes...
now I'm hoping for significant improvements in 3.8 since intel claims to have been working on their drivers
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