Thanks for trying. In that case its likely somewhere else (plenty of places but hard to find). :(
Regarding your question about safety: it should be relatively safe as the change is also upstream and seems to address a corner case anyway. If you want to be on the complete official side I think "sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-image-server" should pull you back to the official version. Or any official update which will be replacing this kernel. There is already one under preparation as far as I know. So it is a matter of a few weeks. The versioning of the package is in a way that it is newer than the official package that it is based on, but will always be replaced by anything that comes through updates.
Thanks for trying. In that case its likely somewhere else (plenty of places but hard to find). :(
Regarding your question about safety: it should be relatively safe as the change is also upstream and seems to address a corner case anyway. If you want to be on the complete official side I think "sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-image-server" should pull you back to the official version. Or any official update which will be replacing this kernel. There is already one under preparation as far as I know. So it is a matter of a few weeks. The versioning of the package is in a way that it is newer than the official package that it is based on, but will always be replaced by anything that comes through updates.