I have here some old applications and modules which ones only run on older linux kernels. I need an ubuntu with kernel < 2.6.31
I tought there are two options: 1.) Download 8.04/8.10 - there is an older kernel but I cannot use apt-get anymore to get stuff :/ I says its not supported 2.) Using 11.10 and change the kernel. But thats the question how? Is it even possible?
Any ideas? Thank you
12 Answers
You can install the previous kernel easily, but there is no assurance that all of your system will work as it should
For 32bit-Intrepid Ibex(8.10)
mkdir kernel&&cd ./kernel&&wget dpkg -i *.debFor 64bit-Intrepid Ibex(8.10)
mkdir kernel&&cd ./kernel&&wget dpkg -i *.debYou can then select the kernel at the grub screen...
You can always a compile from kernel.org ()
In the wget command , you will need to execute wget
Also after finishing with make menuconfig you just need to type make (which should take time) and then make install