@Gary, don't forget linux-headers-*_all.deb.
Yes, all you would need to do is install the packages, and then reboot to actually start using the new kernel. You can run "uname -r" at a terminal prompt to double-check that it is active; the command should print out
2.6.37-020637rc3-generic
in response.
@Gary, don't forget linux-headers- *_all.deb.
Yes, all you would need to do is install the packages, and then reboot to actually start using the new kernel. You can run "uname -r" at a terminal prompt to double-check that it is active; the command should print out
2.6. 37-020637rc3- generic
in response.