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Ukuu is a simple yet powerful tool that can be used on Ubuntu systems to install and upgrade the kernel. Ukuu is a short version of вЂњ Ubuntu Kernel Upgrade UtilityвЂќ. In this method, we are going to use the Ukuu tool to upgrade the Ubuntu kernel. Uname -sr Verify Old Linux Kernel Second Method: By using Ukuu Kernel Upgrade Utility (Easy way) Step 6.В Finally, check that you have downgraded to the oldest kernel. Step 5.В Now reboot your system to use the oldest safe kernel. Sudo apt remove linux-image-unsigned-4.20.8-042008-generic linux-headers-4.20.8-042008-generic Remove Linux Kernel Version After rebooting, open the Terminal and use the next command to completely remove the latest kernel packages from the system. Now the system will reboot using your oldest kernel. Step 3.В Move with arrows up/down and select the kernel you need to downgrade to it. You will see the current Linux kernelsВ found. Choose the second option which is вЂњAdvanced options for UbuntuвЂќ thenВ press the Enter button.

This will bring you the Grub Menu screen. Step 1.В Reboot your system, press and hold the Shift key when you see the Ubuntu logo. So, you can use the next few steps to downgrade system kernel. In case you have faced any problems duringВ kernel upgrading, there is no need to panic we are here to help youВ revert back to your oldest kernel. Uname -sr Verify Linux Kernel Installation Downgrading Linux Kernel due to problematic upgrade Step 7.В After rebooting your system, open your terminal and verify that the new kernel is installed successfully. Step 6.В After successful installation, reboot your machine. Sudo dpkg -i *.deb Linux Kernel Update in Progress Step 5.В Now install the downloaded packages.

So in our case, we will download the amd64 using the following commands. Step 4.В From your terminal, download the kernel depending on your system is it 32 or 64 bit.

This means yourВ system is 64 bit or in other words, it isВ amd64. Step 3.В Check if your system is 32 or 64 bit. (At the time of writing this tutorial, v4.20.8 was the latest stable version) Kernel Versions Directory Step 2.В To Upgrade your kernel, go to and choose the latest stable version and download it. Step 1.В Check the installed kernel version on your machine usingВ the following command. First Method: Manual KernelВ Upgrading (Terminal Way) The first method is a lengthy command-line process for the geeks and the second method describes the easiest way by using Ukuu, a GUI method for newbies to Linux.

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