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Offline vilde

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[EN] [SOLVED] 32 bit, how to change to a kernel that will be updated
« on: 2018/01/27, 21:35:19 »
I hel a friend to keep an old Thinkpad t60 to run. it's a 32 bit installatioin and the kernels are not updated with siduction anymore.
What kernel shall I change to and how?
« Last Edit: 2018/01/28, 23:52:17 by vilde »
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Offline piper

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Re: 32 bit, how to change to a kernel that will be updated
« Reply #1 on: 2018/01/27, 22:04:02 »
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Re: 32 bit, how to change to a kernel that will be updated
« Reply #2 on: 2018/01/28, 09:53:32 »
hmmm, tried liquorix kernel  but fails to boot

I think I got the wrong repo.

But following the way to install at liquorix.net fails, I, m not able to install the keyring

Edit : Did get the keyring and installed kernel again but same, fails to boot with the liquorix kernel.

probably I give up this shit, Iḿ fed up with it. Maybe install something else with 32 bit support.

Thanks for trying to help piper
« Last Edit: 2018/01/28, 12:49:31 by vilde »
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Offline der_bud

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Re: 32 bit, how to change to a kernel that will be updated
« Reply #3 on: 2018/01/28, 13:01:17 »
Well, it's debian, isn't it?
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apt install linux-image-686 linux-headers-686
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Re: 32 bit, how to change to a kernel that will be updated
« Reply #4 on: 2018/01/28, 13:41:55 »
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Re: 32 bit, how to change to a kernel that will be updated
« Reply #5 on: 2018/01/28, 13:48:11 »
Quote from: melmarker on 2018/01/28, 13:41:55
https://techpatterns.com/forums/about2640.html
What do you want to say with the quote melmarker, I don't get?

About the link to liquorix furum, I have red that, tried that and got it to work, tried with both 32 bits kernel, none of them will boot the computer. Anyway thank you.

Quote from: der_bud on 2018/01/28, 13:01:17
Well, it's debian, isn't it?
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apt install linux-image-686 linux-headers-686
This works and I asume that it is the oroginal debian kernel. This will work for a while on this computer I hope
Thank you der_bud
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Re: 32 bit, how to change to a kernel that will be updated
« Reply #6 on: 2018/01/28, 14:06:23 »
I've got that stock debian kernel running on an older PC where I had problems with liquorix kernel as well. Was several month ago, so I can't remember what problems that were, but I am very satisfied with pure debian kernel now.
For 'keeping an older system alive for a while' I am still thinking about switching to pure debian stable on that machine (+backports of course), but for the time being it runs on siduction, only without towos kernel.
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Re: 32 bit, how to change to a kernel that will be updated
« Reply #7 on: 2018/01/28, 14:08:10 »
Quote from: vilde
Edit : Did get the keyring and installed kernel again but same, fails to boot with the liquorix kernel.

probably I give up this shit, Iḿ fed up with it. Maybe install something else with 32 bit support.

Thanks for trying to help piper

When people request a 32 bit build on IRC or here on the forums, we build it for them and this kernel is included with the 32 bit builds.



https://forum.siduction.org/index.php?topic=7024.msg56877#msg56877
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Re: 32 bit, how to change to a kernel that will be updated
« Reply #8 on: 2018/01/28, 14:11:01 »
@vilde - if the keyring is not installed for liquorix - get the keyring an install it. The techpatterns link point to the keyring package.

but the debian kernel should work fine too
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Re: 32 bit, how to change to a kernel that will be updated
« Reply #9 on: 2018/01/28, 23:50:49 »
@melmarker, sorry I misunderstood, I red your "signature quote" of B Franklin as a message text, therefore I asked what you wanted to say.

I will mark this as solved now, my friends computer will now run with the Debian kernel.

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