kernel - How to enable HWE on Ubuntu 22. 04 - Ask Ubuntu I guess installations of 22 04 1 come with HWE by default? What is the proper way to switch to HWE officially for older installations of 22 04? I know I can just install that kernel package, but what about mesa and anything else covered by HWE? Thanks!
What is the difference between a OEM kernel and a HWE kernel? A HWE kernel is used only on LTS releases of Ubuntu It's simply a newer generic kernel In fact, it's often the same generic kernel used in the current interim release of Ubuntu Example: The current HWE kernel for 20 04 is the same kernel used in 21 04
20. 04 - Install specific HWE kernel - Ask Ubuntu With Ubuntu 20 04, I know that we can install the latest HWE kernel via sudo apt install linux-generic-hwe-20 04 At the moment, this installs linux-hwe-5 13 However, the drivers for the hardware
linux-generic-hwe-24. 04 and other are kept back - Ask Ubuntu The following packages have been kept back: linux-generic-hwe-24 04 linux-headers-generic-hwe-24 04 linux-image-generic-hwe-24 04 When tried to install it manually i got this The following pac
What determines whether ubuntu upgrades to an hwe kernel I have two questions: what determines whether the HWE upgrade occurs? is it possible to force the HWE upgrade to occur? If so, how? Note that the answer at What is hardware enablement (HWE)? provides a lot of information about the HWE variants, and how to add remove it from what is considered
How do I list what is current kernel version for LTS HWE? Here, the latest HWE branch is named "focal linux-hwe-5 8", so I think the Launchpad info is a bit more accurate regarding package names As I understand it, the HWE branch will generally follow the latest official Ubuntu release, so as of now it will be kernel 5 8 from Groovy, and as of spring 2021 it will be Hirsute
Getting a Kernel Panic on Ubuntu 24. 04 with kernel version 6. 11. 0-24 . . . An updated Ubuntu 24 04 LTS system using the HWE kernel stack is using the 6 14 kernel; as it moved to that awhile back (6 11 was from 24 10, where after 24 10 went EOL the 24 04 release switched to 6 14) I suggest updating your system to a supported kernel, instead of using an unsupported kernel from an EOL release; esp if your machine is used on-line Ubuntu 24 04 LTS doesn't use the 6 11
Why does the system tell me this on SSH login? - Ask Ubuntu It's telling you that you have a Hardware Enablement (HWE) kernel, and that standard support for that kernel ends in 2025 A typical LTS release of Ubuntu Server uses the same kernel version for it's entire five-year life, with only security patches and critical bugfixes