@Abhishek,
1. remember to run `sudo update-grub` after modifying grub parameters in /etc/default/grub
2. You may install my test kernel with:
$ sudo apt install \ linux-modules-extra-5.4.0-41-generic=5.4.0-41.45+lp1886257 \ linux-image-unsigned-5.4.0-41-generic=5.4.0-41.45+lp1886257 \ linux-headers-5.4.0-41-generic=5.4.0-41.45+lp1886257 \ linux-headers-5.4.0-41=5.4.0-41.45+lp1886257
You may find package information in this page: https://launchpad.net/~vicamo/+archive/ubuntu/ppa-1886257/+packages
3. When booting, remember to press ESC to enter grub menu and select kernel "5.4.0-41-generic".
4. And, again, need your dmesg to confirm it's actually working.
Thank you.
@Abhishek,
1. remember to run `sudo update-grub` after modifying grub parameters in /etc/default/grub
2. You may install my test kernel with:
$ sudo apt install \
linux-modules- extra-5. 4.0-41- generic= 5.4.0-41. 45+lp1886257 \
linux-image- unsigned- 5.4.0-41- generic= 5.4.0-41. 45+lp1886257 \
linux-headers- 5.4.0-41- generic= 5.4.0-41. 45+lp1886257 \
linux-headers- 5.4.0-41= 5.4.0-41. 45+lp1886257
You may find package information in this page: https:/ /launchpad. net/~vicamo/ +archive/ ubuntu/ ppa-1886257/ +packages
3. When booting, remember to press ESC to enter grub menu and select kernel "5.4.0-41-generic".
4. And, again, need your dmesg to confirm it's actually working.
Thank you.