How to upgrade the kernel of Xubuntu 15.04 Live CD to latest 4.1/4.0.6 version?











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I am trying to upgrade the kernel of Xubuntu 15.04 AMD64 live CD to the latest version available (4.1/4.0.6) so that I can try and install the same on hitherto unsupported hardware.



I am using the process outline here.



Here I am installing the Kernel .deb files from Ubuntu Mainline archive in the CHROOT environment and removing the stock kernel using dpkg and apt-get. But all my attempts have been unsuccessful so far.



The boot process fails after loading initramfs with - AuFS: unable to mount root file system.



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  • why don't you simply download and install the packages as explained in wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds ? --- no need to remove old kernels; you can choose the right one in the boot options screen.
    – Rmano
    Jun 26 '15 at 7:59












  • Hello Ramos.. All that is about installing new kernels on an existing system but I dont have an existing ubunutu installation on the system I am trying to use. I need to install one first and I cant install it unless the install disc can boot on it. For it to boot - I need the install disc to run the latest kernel. Hence all this fuss!
    – Praveen
    Jun 26 '15 at 12:27















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I am trying to upgrade the kernel of Xubuntu 15.04 AMD64 live CD to the latest version available (4.1/4.0.6) so that I can try and install the same on hitherto unsupported hardware.



I am using the process outline here.



Here I am installing the Kernel .deb files from Ubuntu Mainline archive in the CHROOT environment and removing the stock kernel using dpkg and apt-get. But all my attempts have been unsuccessful so far.



The boot process fails after loading initramfs with - AuFS: unable to mount root file system.



What am I doing wrong?










share|improve this question
























  • why don't you simply download and install the packages as explained in wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds ? --- no need to remove old kernels; you can choose the right one in the boot options screen.
    – Rmano
    Jun 26 '15 at 7:59












  • Hello Ramos.. All that is about installing new kernels on an existing system but I dont have an existing ubunutu installation on the system I am trying to use. I need to install one first and I cant install it unless the install disc can boot on it. For it to boot - I need the install disc to run the latest kernel. Hence all this fuss!
    – Praveen
    Jun 26 '15 at 12:27













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I am trying to upgrade the kernel of Xubuntu 15.04 AMD64 live CD to the latest version available (4.1/4.0.6) so that I can try and install the same on hitherto unsupported hardware.



I am using the process outline here.



Here I am installing the Kernel .deb files from Ubuntu Mainline archive in the CHROOT environment and removing the stock kernel using dpkg and apt-get. But all my attempts have been unsuccessful so far.



The boot process fails after loading initramfs with - AuFS: unable to mount root file system.



What am I doing wrong?










share|improve this question















I am trying to upgrade the kernel of Xubuntu 15.04 AMD64 live CD to the latest version available (4.1/4.0.6) so that I can try and install the same on hitherto unsupported hardware.



I am using the process outline here.



Here I am installing the Kernel .deb files from Ubuntu Mainline archive in the CHROOT environment and removing the stock kernel using dpkg and apt-get. But all my attempts have been unsuccessful so far.



The boot process fails after loading initramfs with - AuFS: unable to mount root file system.



What am I doing wrong?







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  • why don't you simply download and install the packages as explained in wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds ? --- no need to remove old kernels; you can choose the right one in the boot options screen.
    – Rmano
    Jun 26 '15 at 7:59












  • Hello Ramos.. All that is about installing new kernels on an existing system but I dont have an existing ubunutu installation on the system I am trying to use. I need to install one first and I cant install it unless the install disc can boot on it. For it to boot - I need the install disc to run the latest kernel. Hence all this fuss!
    – Praveen
    Jun 26 '15 at 12:27


















  • why don't you simply download and install the packages as explained in wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds ? --- no need to remove old kernels; you can choose the right one in the boot options screen.
    – Rmano
    Jun 26 '15 at 7:59












  • Hello Ramos.. All that is about installing new kernels on an existing system but I dont have an existing ubunutu installation on the system I am trying to use. I need to install one first and I cant install it unless the install disc can boot on it. For it to boot - I need the install disc to run the latest kernel. Hence all this fuss!
    – Praveen
    Jun 26 '15 at 12:27
















why don't you simply download and install the packages as explained in wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds ? --- no need to remove old kernels; you can choose the right one in the boot options screen.
– Rmano
Jun 26 '15 at 7:59






why don't you simply download and install the packages as explained in wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds ? --- no need to remove old kernels; you can choose the right one in the boot options screen.
– Rmano
Jun 26 '15 at 7:59














Hello Ramos.. All that is about installing new kernels on an existing system but I dont have an existing ubunutu installation on the system I am trying to use. I need to install one first and I cant install it unless the install disc can boot on it. For it to boot - I need the install disc to run the latest kernel. Hence all this fuss!
– Praveen
Jun 26 '15 at 12:27




Hello Ramos.. All that is about installing new kernels on an existing system but I dont have an existing ubunutu installation on the system I am trying to use. I need to install one first and I cant install it unless the install disc can boot on it. For it to boot - I need the install disc to run the latest kernel. Hence all this fuss!
– Praveen
Jun 26 '15 at 12:27










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I guess you will be happy by having a look at liveng.readthedocs.io and Open Secure-K OS on GitHub.



The full aim of the liveng project is to give the Community a set of best practices in order to turn a common Debian Linux live into a live(ng) operating system which features:




  • native encrypted persistence;


  • kernel update (on a live ISO 9660 filesystem);

  • UEFI, with UEFI Secure Boot compatibility, with a real efi partition.






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    • kernel update (on a live ISO 9660 filesystem);

    • UEFI, with UEFI Secure Boot compatibility, with a real efi partition.






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      I guess you will be happy by having a look at liveng.readthedocs.io and Open Secure-K OS on GitHub.



      The full aim of the liveng project is to give the Community a set of best practices in order to turn a common Debian Linux live into a live(ng) operating system which features:




      • native encrypted persistence;


      • kernel update (on a live ISO 9660 filesystem);

      • UEFI, with UEFI Secure Boot compatibility, with a real efi partition.






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        • native encrypted persistence;


        • kernel update (on a live ISO 9660 filesystem);

        • UEFI, with UEFI Secure Boot compatibility, with a real efi partition.






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        • kernel update (on a live ISO 9660 filesystem);

        • UEFI, with UEFI Secure Boot compatibility, with a real efi partition.







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