Thank you for your answer. I did update today from BIOS and I will try the 4.2 kernel again, just not today because I had more than enough and unexpected "excitement" for a day with updating the BIOS from Linux...
However, like I said before, when I updated the bios, I just used the command:
So my question is: is it enough to just try like before only updating the kernel itself, or should I try the command that updates in addition also the Xorg packages?
Hi Christopher,
Thank you for your answer. I did update today from BIOS and I will try the 4.2 kernel again, just not today because I had more than enough and unexpected "excitement" for a day with updating the BIOS from Linux...
However, like I said before, when I updated the bios, I just used the command:
sudo apt-get install linux-generic- lts-wily
Today I saw on the page https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/TrustyTahr/ ReleaseNotes# LTS_Hardware_ Enablement_ Stack a command that updates a few more packages (Xorg) in addition to the kernel when installing the 4.2 kernel:
sudo apt-get install --install- recommends linux-generic- lts-wily xserver- xorg-core- lts-wily xserver- xorg-lts- wily xserver- xorg-video- all-lts- wily xserver- xorg-input- all-lts- wily libwayland- egl1-mesa- lts-wily
So my question is: is it enough to just try like before only updating the kernel itself, or should I try the command that updates in addition also the Xorg packages?
Thank you.