Will do, I intend!
But see the below:
Indeed, so I’ve been told in my previous thread.
Well, that has already happened–sort of.
You see, some time ago the updater installed a new kernel–6.17.
But in the abovementioned thread, I was told–in no uncertain terms–that 6.17 is also an unsupported kernel, one that I should not be using. I was told that my only valid options were dropping down to 6.8, or some special-hardware kernel–and nothing else.
So… which kernel should I be using…? 6.8? 6.14? 6.17?
In the meanwhile, I tried the command that you posted in 6.8–but received the following error message:
