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At boot time, the computer selects the most recent one.
At boot time, the computer selects the most recent one.
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Located in usr/share/help/C/mintupdate/kernels.page:40(p)
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Identifying the current kernel
Identifying the current kernel
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Located in usr/share/help/C/mintupdate/kernels.page:45(title)
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If you want to know which kernel you are currently using, open a terminal and type:
If you want to know which kernel you are currently using, open a terminal and type:
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Located in usr/share/help/C/mintupdate/kernels.page:47(p)
60.
uname -a
uname -a
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Located in usr/share/help/C/mintupdate/kernels.page:49(screen)
61.
Installing and removing kernels
Installing and removing kernels
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Located in usr/share/help/C/mintupdate/kernels.page:54(title)
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You can install and remove kernels from the Update Manager.
You can install and remove kernels from the Update Manager.
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Located in usr/share/help/C/mintupdate/kernels.page:56(p)
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Select "View" -> "Linux Kernels" in the menu.
Select "View" -> "Linux Kernels" in the menu.
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Located in usr/share/help/C/mintupdate/kernels.page:58(p)
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You cannot remove the kernel you are currently using. To remove it, you need to reboot and select a different kernel to boot with.
You cannot remove the kernel you are currently using. To remove it, you need to reboot and select a different kernel to boot with.
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Located in usr/share/help/C/mintupdate/kernels.page:60(p)
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Selecting a kernel
Selecting a kernel
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Located in usr/share/help/C/mintupdate/kernels.page:65(title)
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You can have multiple kernels installed, but you can only run one kernel at a time.
You can have multiple kernels installed, but you can only run one kernel at a time.
Translated and reviewed by Brian B
Located in usr/share/help/C/mintupdate/kernels.page:67(p)
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