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I ask if the linux-lts kernel is the lastest lts kernel..
The question was born because there are some lts kernel alive
When born a new lts kernel, I get it with te normal updates?
Ty for the answer
Last edited by LaLampada (2021-03-21 07:08:11)
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5.10.25 is the latest LTS kernel right now, see https://www.kernel.org/
And yes you should get that soon during updates.
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Sorry for the question:
When the next lts kernel will be born, I should get it too?
I get the second, therd and fourth too?
I get the update for every one in parallel?
How can I remove the olds kernels then?
Last edited by LaLampada (2021-03-20 21:53:34)
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Arch always ships the latest (LTS) kernel, all previous kernels are automatically overwritten. It used to be 5.4 before 5.10 was declared the next LTS. The change to the next LTS kernel usually happens after the next non-LTS kernel release has been declared stable (i.e. until 5.11 came out the LTS kernel was still 5.4 despite it being known that 5.10 would be LTS)
Last edited by V1del (2021-03-20 21:55:57)
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Oh, thank you very much
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How can I remove the olds kernels then?
Compressed kernel packages (like all other packages) will remain in /var/cache/pacman/pkg/ until you remove them.
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Oh, thank you very much
hey as your issue is solved you should mark it as so
Hallo!
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