Hello Wayne, I always upgrade my kernel with kernel source that I have downloaded. But I would think that if you are using apt-get to upgrade your system, that it would offer you a newer kernel via it's upgrade method. If you're not using apt-get you could download a newer kernel .deb than what you have an install it manually. If you are using apt-get then try 'apt-cache search kernel-*' and then 'apt-get install kernel-<version> kernel-headers-<version>. Sorry if I'm mistaken here. HTH, Jim Richards I told my psychiatrist that everyone hates me. He said I was being ridiculous - everyone hasn't met me yet. --Rodney Dangerfield On Mon, Jul 16, 2001 at 10:18:44PM -0500, techlists@techgod.net wrote: > I've noticed that progeny Debian has auto-upgrade of kernel upgrades. How do I do this with my Desktop Debian system, and what are the cons? > > Wayne
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