Kernel Installs Stuck at Running Build Hook

[roiikkata]

Hey guys. Trying to install a 6.0 kernel and in all three places it gets hung up on

→ Running build hook: [autodetect]

In package manager, terminal AND the kernel installer GUI

Is there something I need to clear in the system files somewhere in order for it to continue? I’m not that low on disk space (pretty sure).

[Aragorn]

@roiikkata

Trying to install a 6.0 kernel

That’s an unsupported kernel. The lowest supported kernel version in the 6.x kernel family is 6.1, which is an LTS kernel.

@roiikkata

Is there something I need to clear in the system files somewhere in order for it to continue?

Probably, but considering that you’re trying to install an unsupported kernel — from where? — we can only guess about the state of the rest of your system. You’re not providing us with any information at all.

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[BG405]

A few command outputs will likely be useful here:

inxi -zv8

mhwd-kernel -li

Please highlight pasted text and click the </> button at the top of the reply window, for each. Cheers!

To find which kernels are currently available:

mhwd-kernel -l

… Keep an eye on e.g. the Stable Announcements section as well Those threads will tell you which Kernels are EOL; note that they can linger in the repos for a short while before they are removed.