you could press ESC button during the grub (bootloader) stage, then there is a menu you could choose the kernel.
After booting up, you could run uname -a to verify the kernel you are running.
To uninstall the testing kernel:
sudo dpkg -p linux-modules-extra-xxx.deb (run dpkg --list | grep linux-modules-extra*, then you will konw the full name of linux-modules-extra-xxx.deb)
sudo dpkg -p linux-image-xxx.deb
sudo dpkg -p linux-modules-xxx.deb.
reboot.
To install the testing kernel:
sudo dpkg -i linux-modules- xxx.deb extra-xxx. deb
sudo dpkg- i linux-image-xxx.deb
sudo dpkg -i linux-modules-
reboot
To choose the kernel:
you could press ESC button during the grub (bootloader) stage, then there is a menu you could choose the kernel.
After booting up, you could run uname -a to verify the kernel you are running.
To uninstall the testing kernel:
sudo dpkg -p linux-modules- extra-xxx. deb (run dpkg --list | grep linux-modules- extra*, then you will konw the full name of linux-modules- extra-xxx. deb) xxx.deb.
sudo dpkg -p linux-image-xxx.deb
sudo dpkg -p linux-modules-
reboot.