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    granwille
    deepin
    2019-07-24 05:54
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    Hello

    I have updated my machine and it says I run 15.11, but if I run "cat   /etc/apt/sources.list |grep panda" (based on the deepin announcement) I get:

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    deb [by-hash=force] http://packages.deepin.com/deepin panda main contrib non-free
    # deb-src http://packages.deepin.com/deepin panda main contrib non-free


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    Which now does not make sense to me. Am I on a 15.11 Unstable version or what? And can I proceed to update my Kernel from 4.15.0-29 to 5.0? I found this neat guide to follow: http://www.theubuntumaniac.com/2019/03/update-install-linux-kernel-50-on.html


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    jigglywiggly
    deepin
    2019-07-24 06:32
    #1
    Not sure about the first question, but I would not use the Ubuntu kernels on Deepin. I was never able to boot into the system after trying Ubuntu's kernel on Deepin.
    This however works perfectly, 5.1 kernel
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/180646#page%3D2
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    deepiner
    deepin document team
    2019-07-25 18:33
    #2
      You are using unstable version
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    granwille
    deepin
    2019-07-25 23:02
    #3
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/181069
    Not sure about the first question, but I would not use the Ubuntu kernels on Deepin. I was never abl ...

    Do you have it running on 15.11 unstable version too?
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    151******18
    deepin
    2019-07-26 22:09
    #4
    If you want to use the stable version, you need to download the latest image to reinstall
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    151******18
    deepin
    2019-07-26 22:14
    #5
    Deepin official website does not provide a way to go from unstable version to stable version.

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    If you want to change the kernel securely, you can visit this link: https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
    There is a packaged kernel here. After the installation is complete, you need to update the boot: sudo update-grub, then restart it.
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