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Thanks for the answer. What I see on Ubuntu's website: there are only 5.15 and 6.8 kernel LTS versions. 5.15 (Focca?) is not supported by Armbian anymore, and 6.8 is not available in the armbian-config for my board (Sunxi/ARMhf) yet. So for now, there is just no LTS? I will wait for a next version

Sorry for a n00b questions but I'm confused with Armbian version names 😀 1) I'm using an ARMhf board with a Jammy 6.6. I see ports.ubuntu.com in Apt log. But on which kernel is it based? On the Ubuntu website, I don't see a 6.6 kernel at all. Or is it a kernel from https://www.kernel.org? In armbian-config I see 6.1, 6.6, and 6.7 versions available for download, but all of them are also not listed on Ubuntu's website. Which is the most stable and recommended Armbian version to use? 2) Which version is the next after Jammy? Noble? On the Ubuntu website, I see v24.04, on the Armbian website I see v24.5. Why Armbian version is newer than Ubuntu, is Armbian using its own numbers that are not compatible? 3) Are there any plans for releasing kernel 6.8? It is the only LTS after 5.15 mentioned on https://ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle. Thanks

Got it, thanks

Thanks. Ubuntu is supporting Focal until April 2025, I was surprised that the repository shut down earlier https://ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle#ubuntu Though if I update Focal to Jammy in apt sources and run the armbian-config again, will it install a new kernel?

Hi all, I have a Nano Pi Core 5.15.74-sunxi system with Focal OS on it. Now I see that files on http://apt.armbian.com for Focal have 0 size. Is there any way to update the kernel without reinstalling the OS from scratch, are any mirrors or archives available? Tnx