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How to Install Linux Kernel 4.1 LTS on 64-bit Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and Debian OSes

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Marius Nestor
Aug 8, 2015

We decided to test Mr. Exton’s guide on how to install Linux kernel 4.1 LTS on an Ubuntu or Debian GNU/Linux operating system, as well as to post his tutorial here with detailed instructions for anyone to understand them. Before anything else, please note that the following guide is only for 64-bit versions of Ubuntu and Debian, as well as any other derivative.
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