to /etc/apt/sources.list and do 'sudo apt-get update' (or you can do it via the Repositories / Third-Party software and Reload button in Synaptic).
I didn't install all the updates, only the latest linux-image, libc, and the gcc/g++ compilers (libc etc so I could recompile various apps without complaints). If you disable the hardy repositories afterwards, the update manager won't keep telling you there are hundreds of updates available.
If you add the hardy repositories, you can install the 2.6.24 kernel.
ie add
deb http:// archive. ubuntu. com/ubuntu/ hardy main restricted universe multiverse
to /etc/apt/ sources. list and do 'sudo apt-get update' (or you can do it via the Repositories / Third-Party software and Reload button in Synaptic).
I didn't install all the updates, only the latest linux-image, libc, and the gcc/g++ compilers (libc etc so I could recompile various apps without complaints). If you disable the hardy repositories afterwards, the update manager won't keep telling you there are hundreds of updates available.