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Cereus Linux by default uses the latest Long Term Support kernel (LTS). To install any other kernel packaged in Void repositories and its headers, run, for example:

# xbps-install -S linux5.15 linux5.15-headers

Install latest mainline kernel

To install the latest mainline kernel, run:

# xbps-install -S linux

By default, Cereus blocks the automatic installation of linux-headers metapackage as DKMS depends on it and currently we can't re-package all DKMS packages to use instead an LTS kernel. If you need mainline headers, first make XBPS to stop ignoring them:

# sed -i 's|ignorepkg=linux-headers|#ignorepkg=linux-headers|g' /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf

Now you can safely install them:

# xbps-install -S linux-headers

Remove default LTS kernel

While it is advisable to keep the default kernel provided by base-cereus metapackage, you can remove it. Please note that you MUST have booted first with another kernel.

You'll need to make XBPS to ignore those packages, to do that, add the following to /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf:

ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus-headers

Once done this, you can safely remove it as always:

# xbps-remove -R linux-default-cereus linux-default-cereus-headers

Remove old kernels

Every time you update the kernel, the system keeps the old ones until you manually remove them, by safety reasons. We recommend do this whenever you cumulate two or three kernels of the same branch.

To list all installed old kernels, run:

vkpurge list

To remove an specific old kernel, run, for example:

vkpurge rm linux6.1.10_1

To remove all old kernels, run:

vkpurge rm all

Please note that vkpurge will not list an old kernel if you have booted on it, so you should boot first with the latest kernel of your branch.

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Cereus Linux by default uses the latest Long Term Support kernel (LTS). To install any other kernel packaged in Void repositories and its headers, run, for example:
# xbps-install -S linux5.15 linux5.15-headers

Install latest mainline kernel
To install the latest mainline kernel, run:
# xbps-install -S linux

By default, Cereus blocks the automatic installation of linux-headers metapackage as DKMS depends on it and currently we can't re-package all DKMS packages to use instead an LTS kernel. If you need mainline headers, first make XBPS to stop ignoring them:
# sed -i 's|ignorepkg=linux-headers|#ignorepkg=linux-headers|g' /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf

Now you can safely install them:
# xbps-install -S linux-headers

Remove default LTS kernel
While it is advisable to keep the default kernel provided by base-cereus metapackage, you can remove it. Please note that you MUST have booted first with another kernel.
You'll need to make XBPS to ignore those packages, to do that, add the following to /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf:
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus-headers

Once done this, you can safely remove it as always:
# xbps-remove -R linux-default-cereus linux-default-cereus-headers

Remove old kernels
Every time you update the kernel, the system keeps the old ones until you manually remove them, by safety reasons. We recommend do this whenever you cumulate two or three kernels of the same branch.
To list all installed old kernels, run:
vkpurge list

To remove an specific old kernel, run, for example:
vkpurge rm linux6.1.10_1

To remove all old kernels, run:
vkpurge rm all

Please note that vkpurge will not list an old kernel if you have booted on it, so you should boot first with the latest kernel of your branch.
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Cereus Linux by default uses the latest Long Term Support kernel (LTS). To install any other kernel packaged in Void repositories and its headers, run, for example:
# xbps-install -S linux5.15 linux5.15-headers

Install latest mainline kernel
To install the latest mainline kernel, run:
# xbps-install -S linux

By default, Cereus blocks the automatic installation of linux-headers metapackage as DKMS depends on it and currently we can't re-package all DKMS packages to use instead an LTS kernel. If you need mainline headers, first make XBPS to stop ignoring them:
# sed -i 's|ignorepkg=linux-headers|#ignorepkg=linux-headers|g' /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf

Now you can safely install them:
# xbps-install -S linux-headers

Remove default LTS kernel
While it is advisable to keep the default kernel provided by base-cereus metapackage, you can remove it. Please note that you MUST have booted first with another kernel.
You'll need to make XBPS to ignore those packages, to do that, add the following to /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf:
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus-headers

Once done this, you can safely remove it as always:
# xbps-remove -R linux-default-cereus linux-default-cereus-headers

Remove old kernels
Every time you update the kernel, the system keeps the old ones until you manually remove them, by safety reasons. We recommend do this whenever you cumulate two or three kernels of the same branch.
To list all installed old kernels, run:
vkpurge list

To remove an specific old kernel, run, for example:
vkpurge rm linux6.1.10_1

To remove all old kernels, run:
vkpurge rm all

Please note that vkpurge will not list an old kernel if you have booted on it, so you should boot first with the latest kernel of your branch.
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Cereus Linux by default uses the latest Long Term Support kernel (LTS). To install any other kernel packaged in Void repositories and its headers, run, for example:
# xbps-install -S linux5.15 linux5.15-headers

Install latest mainline kernel
To install the latest mainline kernel, run:
# xbps-install -S linux

By default, Cereus blocks the automatic installation of linux-headers metapackage as DKMS depends on it and currently we can't re-package all DKMS packages to use instead an LTS kernel. If you need mainline headers, first make XBPS to stop ignoring them:
# sed -i 's|ignorepkg=linux-headers|#ignorepkg=linux-headers|g' /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf

Now you can safely install them:
# xbps-install -S linux-headers

Remove default LTS kernel
While it is advisable to keep the default kernel provided by base-cereus metapackage, you can remove it. Please note that you MUST have booted first with another kernel.
You'll need to make XBPS to ignore those packages, to do that, add the following to /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf:
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus-headers

Once done this, you can safely remove it as always:
# xbps-remove -R linux-default-cereus linux-default-cereus-headers

Remove old kernels
Every time you update the kernel, the system keeps the old ones until you manually remove them, by safety reasons. We recommend do this whenever you cumulate two or three kernels of the same branch.
To list all installed old kernels, run:
vkpurge list

To remove an specific old kernel, run, for example:
vkpurge rm linux6.1.10_1

To remove all old kernels, run:
vkpurge rm all

Please note that vkpurge will not list an old kernel if you have booted on it, so you should boot first with the latest kernel of your branch.
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Kevin Figueroa edited this page Feb 15, 2023
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Cereus Linux by default uses the latest Long Term Support kernel (LTS). To install any other kernel packaged in Void repositories and its headers, run, for example:
# xbps-install -S linux5.15 linux5.15-headers

Install latest mainline kernel
To install the latest mainline kernel, run:
# xbps-install -S linux

By default, Cereus blocks the automatic installation of linux-headers metapackage as DKMS depends on it and currently we can't re-package all DKMS packages to use instead an LTS kernel. If you need mainline headers, first make XBPS to stop ignoring them:
# sed -i 's|ignorepkg=linux-headers|#ignorepkg=linux-headers|g' /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf

Now you can safely install them:
# xbps-install -S linux-headers

Remove default LTS kernel
While it is advisable to keep the default kernel provided by base-cereus metapackage, you can remove it. Please note that you MUST have booted first with another kernel.
You'll need to make XBPS to ignore those packages, to do that, add the following to /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf:
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus-headers

Once done this, you can safely remove it as always:
# xbps-remove -R linux-default-cereus linux-default-cereus-headers

Remove old kernels
Every time you update the kernel, the system keeps the old ones until you manually remove them, by safety reasons. We recommend do this whenever you cumulate two or three kernels of the same branch.
To list all installed old kernels, run:
vkpurge list

To remove an specific old kernel, run, for example:
vkpurge rm linux6.1.10_1

To remove all old kernels, run:
vkpurge rm all

Please note that vkpurge will not list an old kernel if you have booted on it, so you should boot first with the latest kernel of your branch.
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Cereus Linux by default uses the latest Long Term Support kernel (LTS). To install any other kernel packaged in Void repositories and its headers, run, for example:
# xbps-install -S linux5.15 linux5.15-headers

Install latest mainline kernel
To install the latest mainline kernel, run:
# xbps-install -S linux

By default, Cereus blocks the automatic installation of linux-headers metapackage as DKMS depends on it and currently we can't re-package all DKMS packages to use instead an LTS kernel. If you need mainline headers, first make XBPS to stop ignoring them:
# sed -i 's|ignorepkg=linux-headers|#ignorepkg=linux-headers|g' /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf

Now you can safely install them:
# xbps-install -S linux-headers

Remove default LTS kernel
While it is advisable to keep the default kernel provided by base-cereus metapackage, you can remove it. Please note that you MUST have booted first with another kernel.
You'll need to make XBPS to ignore those packages, to do that, add the following to /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf:
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus-headers

Once done this, you can safely remove it as always:
# xbps-remove -R linux-default-cereus linux-default-cereus-headers

Remove old kernels
Every time you update the kernel, the system keeps the old ones until you manually remove them, by safety reasons. We recommend do this whenever you cumulate two or three kernels of the same branch.
To list all installed old kernels, run:
vkpurge list

To remove an specific old kernel, run, for example:
vkpurge rm linux6.1.10_1

To remove all old kernels, run:
vkpurge rm all

Please note that vkpurge will not list an old kernel if you have booted on it, so you should boot first with the latest kernel of your branch.
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Cereus Linux by default uses the latest Long Term Support kernel (LTS). To install any other kernel packaged in Void repositories and its headers, run, for example:
# xbps-install -S linux5.15 linux5.15-headers

Install latest mainline kernel
To install the latest mainline kernel, run:
# xbps-install -S linux

By default, Cereus blocks the automatic installation of linux-headers metapackage as DKMS depends on it and currently we can't re-package all DKMS packages to use instead an LTS kernel. If you need mainline headers, first make XBPS to stop ignoring them:
# sed -i 's|ignorepkg=linux-headers|#ignorepkg=linux-headers|g' /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf

Now you can safely install them:
# xbps-install -S linux-headers

Remove default LTS kernel
While it is advisable to keep the default kernel provided by base-cereus metapackage, you can remove it. Please note that you MUST have booted first with another kernel.
You'll need to make XBPS to ignore those packages, to do that, add the following to /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf:
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus-headers

Once done this, you can safely remove it as always:
# xbps-remove -R linux-default-cereus linux-default-cereus-headers

Remove old kernels
Every time you update the kernel, the system keeps the old ones until you manually remove them, by safety reasons. We recommend do this whenever you cumulate two or three kernels of the same branch.
To list all installed old kernels, run:
vkpurge list

To remove an specific old kernel, run, for example:
vkpurge rm linux6.1.10_1

To remove all old kernels, run:
vkpurge rm all

Please note that vkpurge will not list an old kernel if you have booted on it, so you should boot first with the latest kernel of your branch.
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Cereus Linux by default uses the latest Long Term Support kernel (LTS). To install any other kernel packaged in Void repositories and its headers, run, for example:
# xbps-install -S linux5.15 linux5.15-headers

Install latest mainline kernel
To install the latest mainline kernel, run:
# xbps-install -S linux

By default, Cereus blocks the automatic installation of linux-headers metapackage as DKMS depends on it and currently we can't re-package all DKMS packages to use instead an LTS kernel. If you need mainline headers, first make XBPS to stop ignoring them:
# sed -i 's|ignorepkg=linux-headers|#ignorepkg=linux-headers|g' /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf

Now you can safely install them:
# xbps-install -S linux-headers

Remove default LTS kernel
While it is advisable to keep the default kernel provided by base-cereus metapackage, you can remove it. Please note that you MUST have booted first with another kernel.
You'll need to make XBPS to ignore those packages, to do that, add the following to /etc/xbps.d/00-ignore.conf:
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus
ignorepkg=linux-default-cereus-headers

Once done this, you can safely remove it as always:
# xbps-remove -R linux-default-cereus linux-default-cereus-headers

Remove old kernels
Every time you update the kernel, the system keeps the old ones until you manually remove them, by safety reasons. We recommend do this whenever you cumulate two or three kernels of the same branch.
To list all installed old kernels, run:
vkpurge list

To remove an specific old kernel, run, for example:
vkpurge rm linux6.1.10_1

To remove all old kernels, run:
vkpurge rm all

Please note that vkpurge will not list an old kernel if you have booted on it, so you should boot first with the latest kernel of your branch.
Clone this wiki locally