Linux kernel 2.6.32 LTS is about to reach end of life, which will happen effectively in a few months, so those who are still using this very old branch of the Linux kernel are urged to upgrade to the most recent LTS (Long-Term Support) kernel series as soon as possible. The most recent Linux LTS branch would be Linux 4.1, which is currently at version 4.1.7, but you can also upgrade to any of the supported LTS kernels branches if you want to.
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