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Manual kernel installation on Debian
Recently I had to manually install kernel on one Debian machine. Steps are as follows:
- Download kernel-headers and kernel-image deb packages
- Install these packages with
dpkg --force-architecture --force-overwrite --install
- Still we are missing initial RAM disk and this one can be created with mkinitramfs:
mkinitramfs -o initrd.img-<kernel_version>-deb-32 <kernel_version>-deb-32
- After this step RAMdisk will appear in /boot:
initrd.img-<kernel_version>-deb-32
- Update grub and check /boot/grub/grub.cfg to verify that new entry is added:
update-grub