How to Upgrade The Kernel on Ubuntu

In this video I will walk you through the process of upgrading the Kernel on Ubuntu based operating systems.

Included in this video I show you what needs to be done and it how easy it really is to install an upgraded Linux Kernel on your Ubuntu or Ubuntu based operating systems.

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Install Instructions

sudo apt update /// This updates the system

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:cappelikan/ppa -y /// This installs the PPA needed for mainline

sudo apt install mainline- y /// This installs mainline

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[prbrad]

Great video. Thanks you, keep up the good work

[sdharris]

Good video but for the viewers it would help if you hit enter at a slower pace while recording

[urgx]

How about a video on how to recompile a custom kernel without screwing with existing packages and easy selection at grub 😮

[TecKnowFreak]

One thing i noticed you have a mistake in your disc for the mainline install at the end it needs to mainline -y NOT mainline- y just so you know to fix it so when ppl copy it!

[tiwelus]

Hello, I use lowlatency kernel, will it automatically detect that und choose the right version? Thank you.

[vinvvinv]

Hi, I have an Ubuntu server installed (CLI) with 14.04 I was looking for kernel 3.13 or below so I picked this Ubuntu server version to install but after installing the OS, the version of the kernel updated automatically to 4.4 now I want to install the 3.13 kernel version how can I do it. Also if I need to download an older version of the kernel & install them what is the process. Kindly reply & help it's a request

[henkfinkers]

Is there a difference between mainline ubuntu and mainline? Also… how does one fix the dependency issue this causes?

[Puzkajuzzi]

I did this but the newest version just says "installed" and the old version says "running". Why didn't it change automatically to run the latest version after reboot? How do I change it to run the latest version I installed?