Fwd: kernel updates for k12.04

[ray burke]

Nils,

those linux-generic-pae are for the K12.04 lts, but finally I got my K14.04
lts working with dial-up,after
following that line you sent about the modem. I tried the part about for
Kubuntu (using Kppp)
and showed the noauth was  already implemented, so  I then tired the
alternate way 1
(using wvdialconf & wvdail and found I had an old dial up ISP listed with
wrong password so I updated
it and saved which rewrote the wvdialconf /etc/wvdial.conf, then  rebooted
and tried the kppp and worked,
but will give it a go next time I boot up with k14.04 lts, as at  moment in
my win7 with dongle?

Ray

On Sun, Sep 24, 2017 at 5:42 PM, Nils Kassube <kassube at gmx.net> wrote:

> ray burke wrote:
> > Attached is a copy thru konsole of my linux-headers, but there are so
> > many, as I  only want top keep from -
> > linux-headers-3.2.0-101-generic-pae up to
> > linux-headers-3.2.0-126-generic-pae(current)?
>
> Why so many? These are ancient versions anyway - the current standard
> kernel for 14.04 is 3.13.0-132 (or 4.4.0-96 if you use the HWE version).
> It also looks like you don't have "linux-generic" installed which
> supersedes "linux-generic-pae".
>
> > so how would I remove the rest in one hit  or have to do individualy?
>
> You can do it in a single command, i.e. write all the package names you
> want to remove after the "sudo apt-get purge". OTOH, it may be easier to
> use a graphical package manager like muon or synaptic where you can mark
> the packages you want to uninstall and finally apply the marked changes.
>
>
> Nils
>
>
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