After an apt upgrade, the installed packages in a LiveUSB are upgraded, but not the vmlinuz and the initrd.img files. How do I update these files so the LiveUSB will boot from the new kernel?
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After an apt upgrade, the installed packages in a LiveUSB are upgraded, but not the vmlinuz and the initrd.img files. How do I update these files so the LiveUSB will boot from the new kernel?
Try deleting the $HOME/.cache/ibus/libpinyin folder, then restart ibus-libpinyin.
I have four machines all are Ryzen based. Did not notice any problem with the 5.8.0-36 kernel. But will still upgrade to 5.8.0-38.
Care to recommend one or two chromium variations?
Thanks! OSB-Studio works great, and is now very easy to install too.
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Very good advice! I am using a USB3 stick plugged into the router port. Never store important files there. Also I unplug it when not in active use. Very convenient but untrustworthy.
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plse see:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/364457/how-to-change-the-boot-kernel-of-a-usb-live-w-persistent-running-kali
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Target filesystem...
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