erpomata Posted March 24, 2016 Posted March 24, 2016 Is there a way to check for a new kernel without downloading it?
tkaiser Posted March 30, 2016 Posted March 30, 2016 Trying the usual Debian way? dpkg -l | grep linux to get the name of the kernel package and then using one of the many apt-cache variants?
erpomata Posted April 5, 2016 Author Posted April 5, 2016 Thanks for reply but: sudo apt-cache variantsE: Invalid operation variants
tkaiser Posted April 5, 2016 Posted April 5, 2016 sudo apt-cache variants E: Invalid operation variants Are you kidding? I wrote, try 'one of the many apt-cache variants' and you enter 'sudo apt-cache variants'? If I would've written 'one of the many apt-cache alternatives' then you would've done an 'sudo apt-cache alternatives' instead? This is a link above showing a few different variants how to use 'apt-cache' to get the information you're interested in. 1
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