Test by downloading a file (from a good source, like a computer in your home network)
Use the same file (one, big, eg the Ubuntu ISO)
Note the transfer speed.
To remove the "test" kernel just uninstall it by:
sudo apt-get remove linux-image.... (IMPORTANT: check the version!!!) linux-image-extra.... (IMPORTANT: check the version!!!)
The way I was doing it:
Download the linux.image....deb and linux-image- extra.. ...deb (2 files, for your architecture 64-bit/32-bit)
Install: extra.. .deb [Enter]
$ sudo dpkg -i linux-image...deb linux-image-
[password]
reboot
Test by downloading a file (from a good source, like a computer in your home network)
Use the same file (one, big, eg the Ubuntu ISO)
Note the transfer speed.
To remove the "test" kernel just uninstall it by:
sudo apt-get remove linux-image.... (IMPORTANT: check the version!!!) linux-image- extra.. .. (IMPORTANT: check the version!!!)