Unable to install linux-headers-… on Chromebook that corresponds with the uname -r
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I am running chroot on a chromebook and when I run DKMS I get an error message that it can't find the linux header. When I try to install that header it can't find it.
chromebook dkms
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I am running chroot on a chromebook and when I run DKMS I get an error message that it can't find the linux header. When I try to install that header it can't find it.
chromebook dkms
asked May 23 at 15:13
Leo Meyer
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linux-headers*, linux-image*are updated quite often. Your "uname -r" may not exist any more. So please check iflinux-image*requires an upgrade.
– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 15:33
How would one do that in the command prompt?
– Leo Meyer
May 23 at 15:37
Check what's installed :uname -r... and what's available :apt-cache search linux-image
– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 17:10
but dkms says I need a certain header
– Leo Meyer
May 23 at 19:23
The headers don't change with an update. The important thing is the exact version match kernel-image / kernel-headers.
– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 21:34
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I am running chroot on a chromebook and when I run DKMS I get an error message that it can't find the linux header. When I try to install that header it can't find it.
chromebook dkms
asked May 23 at 15:13
Leo Meyer
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I am running chroot on a chromebook and when I run DKMS I get an error message that it can't find the linux header. When I try to install that header it can't find it.
chromebook dkms
asked May 23 at 15:13
Leo Meyer
61
asked May 23 at 15:13
Leo Meyer
61
asked May 23 at 15:13
Leo Meyer
61
asked May 23 at 15:13
Leo Meyer
61
61
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linux-headers*, linux-image*are updated quite often. Your "uname -r" may not exist any more. So please check iflinux-image*requires an upgrade.
– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 15:33
How would one do that in the command prompt?
– Leo Meyer
May 23 at 15:37
Check what's installed :uname -r... and what's available :apt-cache search linux-image
– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 17:10
but dkms says I need a certain header
– Leo Meyer
May 23 at 19:23
The headers don't change with an update. The important thing is the exact version match kernel-image / kernel-headers.
– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 21:34
 |Â
show 5 more comments
1
linux-headers*, linux-image*are updated quite often. Your "uname -r" may not exist any more. So please check iflinux-image*requires an upgrade.
– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 15:33
How would one do that in the command prompt?
– Leo Meyer
May 23 at 15:37
Check what's installed :uname -r... and what's available :apt-cache search linux-image
– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 17:10
but dkms says I need a certain header
– Leo Meyer
May 23 at 19:23
The headers don't change with an update. The important thing is the exact version match kernel-image / kernel-headers.
– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 21:34
1
1
linux-headers*, linux-image* are updated quite often. Your "uname -r" may not exist any more. So please check if linux-image* requires an upgrade.– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 15:33
linux-headers*, linux-image* are updated quite often. Your "uname -r" may not exist any more. So please check if linux-image* requires an upgrade.– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 15:33
How would one do that in the command prompt?
– Leo Meyer
May 23 at 15:37
How would one do that in the command prompt?
– Leo Meyer
May 23 at 15:37
Check what's installed :
uname -r ... and what's available : apt-cache search linux-image– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 17:10
Check what's installed :
uname -r ... and what's available : apt-cache search linux-image– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 17:10
but dkms says I need a certain header
– Leo Meyer
May 23 at 19:23
but dkms says I need a certain header
– Leo Meyer
May 23 at 19:23
The headers don't change with an update. The important thing is the exact version match kernel-image / kernel-headers.
– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 21:34
The headers don't change with an update. The important thing is the exact version match kernel-image / kernel-headers.
– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 21:34
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linux-headers*, linux-image*are updated quite often. Your "uname -r" may not exist any more. So please check iflinux-image*requires an upgrade.– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 15:33
How would one do that in the command prompt?
– Leo Meyer
May 23 at 15:37
Check what's installed :
uname -r... and what's available :apt-cache search linux-image– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 17:10
but dkms says I need a certain header
– Leo Meyer
May 23 at 19:23
The headers don't change with an update. The important thing is the exact version match kernel-image / kernel-headers.
– Knud Larsen
May 23 at 21:34