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Upgrade kernel on debian [closed]

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linux

linux-kernel

kernel

debian

When I try to compile kernel 3.14 on Debian 7.4 with the command make-kpkg:

/usr/bin/fakeroot: line 178: make-kpkg: command not found

And I wondering can I install kernel without compile?

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ValeriRangelov Avatar asked Dec 19 '22 15:12

ValeriRangelov

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You probably haven't installed kernel-package, which contains make-kpkg. Better just forget about it, it's obsolete.

Just run make deb-pkg instead.

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Andreas Bombe Avatar answered Jan 05 '23 07:01

Andreas Bombe
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