ich will gerne den Kernel hochziehen - ist denn die geeignete Methode hierzu dann der WEG über die Kommandozeile:
https://forum.manjaro.org/t/how-to-manu ... inal/32389
n Manjaro it’s quite easy to install a new kernel and switch to it via the Manjaro Settings Manager, a great GUI. However there are certain scenarios where you want or need to do this via a terminal.
So here’s how to manually install a new Linux kernel in Manjaro and switch to it via commandline/terminal.
1. Download the following packages (change the kernel version number accordingly). If you use VirtualBox, then also install the relevant VirtualBox modules:
linux414
linux414-ndiswrapper
linux414-headers
linux414-virtualbox-host-modules
You can install the packages via pacman using a single command:
sudo pacman -S linux414 linux414-ndiswrapper linux414-headers linux414-virtualbox-host-modules
2. Switch to the new kernel using the following command:
sudo mhwd-kernel -i linux414
3. Reboot
4. Check if the switch to the new kernel was successful by entering the following command in a terminal:
uname -a
If no switch to the new kernel has taken place, try rebooting and switching to the new kernel using the Grub menu. (advanced options)
5. If you want to update the kernel later on, then simply download and install the latest versions of the (above) kernel packages. Don’t forget to sync with the repository servers first, so that you can search and download the latest package versions via pacman:
sudo pacman -Syy
The following command updates the packages. It’s wrapped onto multiple lines, but it is one command:
sudo pacman -S linux414 linux414-ndiswrapper linux414-headers linux414-virtualbox-host-modules
