Comment 21 for bug 323823
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| martenjanderuiter (martenjanderuiter) wrote | #21 |
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(Get the code!)
Thanks.
The 'sudo dpkg' command was what I needed. I inferred that the package can be installed independently.
It seems the kernel works like a charm. The upgrade manager complains that an updated kernel by the Ubuntu Kernel Team is available, which I happily ignore. Furthermore, I made the kernel the default in grub.
Based on the behaviour of the laptop, the patch is not merged into the 2.6.27-1[2-4], but maybe later (Jaunty? 2.6.29 that was released today?)