At the beginning of the year the Linux kernel 3.2 was released and Canonical has made it the official kernel for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin), but what if you want to run the Linux kernel 3.2 on your Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot)? Well you can, by compiling your own version following this step by step guide. We’ll be using the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS version of the Linux Kernel 3.2
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Starting this year I decided to change some things for the AVH WordPress plugins. Most of the changes don’t have an impact for the average user but one change might have an impact for some of you.
Version 3.5 the WordPress plugin AVH Extended Categories has just been released.
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My “server” had been having troubles recently and since last night it officially gave up on me. I believe the drive has failed. I put the server in quotation marks because it’s not really a server, yes it runs server applications but the hardware is far from server quality. It’s just an old laptop so it was bound to to happen someday. I figured that it would be better to get something better and something that I can upgrade better if needed. Yesterday I ordered a new server at Newegg and it’s arriving today.
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As Ubuntu 11.10 was released it’s time for another article in my “How to compile a kernel for Ubuntu …” series. This article will show you how to get the latest kernel from the Ubuntu kernel maintainers for Ubuntu 11.10 and create a kernel which you can modify to make it more suited for your computer.
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