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| + | When you are ready to upgrade your kernel, you can emerge the latest version of the kernel sources using portage. | ||
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| + | '''$''' sudo emerge -av gentoo-sources | ||
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| + | Use the eselect tool to switch to the new kernel. To view available options | ||
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| + | '''$''' sudo eselect kernel list | ||
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| + | To set to a specific kernel | ||
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| + | '''$''' sudo eselect kernel set ''#'' | ||
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| + | Follow the | ||
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Revision as of 12:31, 27 March 2011
When you are ready to upgrade your kernel, you can emerge the latest version of the kernel sources using portage.
$ sudo emerge -av gentoo-sources
Use the eselect tool to switch to the new kernel. To view available options
$ sudo eselect kernel list
To set to a specific kernel
$ sudo eselect kernel set #
Follow the
$(qlist -IC x11-drivers)