[Solved Résolu] dist-upgrare et kernel

[dural]

Bonjour,
J'ai installé, il y a quelques jours siduction xfce.
J'avais le noyau 3.6-9.towo.
Puis sont venus les noyaux 3.8-4.towo, 3.8-5.towo et maintenant 3.8-6.towo
uname -a dit : Linux siductionbox 3.6-9.towo-siduction-686

Normal ?
Merci
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Hello,
Forgive my poor english
I install some days ago siduction xfce to test it
It comes with kernel 3.6-9.towo
After several dist-upgrade, kernel 3.8-4.towo, 3.8-5.towo, 3.8-6.towo have been downloaded (with linux-image and linux-headers ... Debian Package Search find them)
uname -a says : Linux siductionbox 3.6-9.towo-siduction-686

Normal ?
How can I activate these new kernels ?
Thank you

[Gabriel_M]

N'est pas normale.
Preuve sélectionner dans le menu de GRUB le nouveau noyau.
Exécute puis kernel-remover, pour enlever les noyau précédentes.

[michaa7]

Wecome to siduction.

To me it seems grub didn't update the list (if you really are sure the new kernels are installed)

Please have a look at:

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# cat /boot/grub/grub.cfg | grep /boot/vmlinux*

If the new kernels do not show up in this list please execute:

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# update-grub
which may or may not help. Should be invoked *automatically* at the end of each kernel update.

[GoinEasy9]

I noticed that the kernel headers were updating on my eeePC, but not the kernels (the last kernel that updated correctly was the 3.7.1 kernel).  I manually installed the kernel (3.8.3), then, I noticed that when a new kernel came in (3.8.5), it updated correctly.

Since no one else complained about this happening to them, I thought it was just a problem on my one install (kernels were updating correctly on my other installs).  I wonder if this is somehow related.

[piper]

3.8-6 should be the latest kernel

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System:    Host: x1 Kernel: 3.8-6.towo-siduction-amd64 x86_64 (64 bit)
           

[dural]

Thank to anybody. update-grub was the answer

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Salut francophone à Gabriel_M et, à travers lui, à ceux de ma famille au Brésil et au Paraguay (Foz de Iguacu)

[michaa7]

Fine.

"update-grub" should be invoked *automatically* after each kernel install. Therefore, next time a kernel gets installed during d-u you should observe whether or not it's invoked (you may see scolling by a list of kernel entries in the terminal). If not, then something is wrong with your system.

[Gabriel_M]

La commande doit être exécutée automatiquement à chaque mise à jour de la distribution actualiser le noyau.
Accorde une attention avant la prochaine révision du noyau et si vous constatez qui n'est pas exécuté, qu'manuellement avant de redémarrer.
Salutations et sort