Users are strongly recommended to update to one of the latest available antiX kernels.
antiX-23 series (bookworm base)
4.19.0-324-1.0antix.1
5.10.230-1.0antix
6.1.118-antix.1 (x64 only)
6.6.62-antix.1 (x64 only)
antiX-22 series (bullseye base)
4.19.0-324-1.0antix.1
5.10.230-1.0antix
antiX (sid/testing)
4.19.0-324-1.0antix.1
5.10.230-1.0antix
6.1.118-antix.1 (x64 only)
6.6.62-antix.1 (x64 only)
the command to upgrade to 6.1.118-antix.1 (x64 only) please
How to install antix kernel:
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>>> Check running kernel version on the machine
$ inxi -zv8 | grep Kernel #remove “| grep Kernel” to see full pc information
>>> A well recommended command
$ sudo apt-get update #refresh the packages index information
>>> Show all availabe antix kernels
$ apt search antix linux kernel #Also show the installed kernel with “[installed]” tag.
>>> Let says you want to install antix kernel version 6.6.62 (x64 only)
$ sudo apt-get install linux-headers-6.6.62-antix.1-amd64-smp linux-image-6.6.62-antix.1-amd64-smp #You can install both “headers & image” or just one of them.
@AntiX2Day: the newest antiX kernel is :
linux-image-6.6.87-antix.1-amd64-smp – Linux kernel, version 6.6.87-antix.1-amd64-smp
6.1.118-antix.1 (x64 only) — latest is now 6.1.134-antix.1
6.6.62-antix.1 (x64 only) – – latest is now 6.6.119-antix.1
6.6.137-antix.1, 5.10.254-antix.1; not all known security issues fixed, recommended to use Debian kernels or mitigate risks by dealing with the problematic module(s) – see the forum for details.