siduction provides the following kernels:
The siduction kernels are located in the siduction repository as .deb and are automatically included in a system update, provided that the metapackages for image and headers are installed.
apt update
apt install linux-image-siduction-amd64 linux-headers-siduction-amd64
If you encounter problems with the new kernel, you can choose an older kernel after rebooting.
The kernel usually comes with all the required kernel modules. For
3rd party modules, dkms is recommended in siduction. For this it is
necessary to install the package build-essential
. Since 3rd
party modules are often non-free modules, it is necessary to make sure
that contrib and non-free are enabled in the sources.
After successfully installing a new kernel, old kernels can be removed. However, it is recommended to keep old kernels for a few days. If problems occur with the new kernel, you can boot into one of the old kernels listed in the grub startup screen.
To remove old kernels the script kernel-remover
is
installed:
kernel-remover