Question about 5.10 LTS Kernel and how to evade rolling release

[Kobold]

@realmain

The reason to have linux-latest installed is for users to not have to manually install the newest kernel every time; they can just let the Manjaro team decide when you get the newer kernel on your computer. The Manjaro team can just update the package to tell the package manager to install the newer kernel, i.e. 5.8 → 5.9 → 5.10

Hmm that’s one of the reason why i created this topic, because i had this unexpected Kernel jumps in the past… but on the other side i had this 2 month old Kernel 5.9.16-1 (EOL) on my System but i still downloaded all possible Update Packages with pamac (i only evaded the manual Kernelupdate to 5.10)
but linux-latest didn’t redirected me to this newer Kernel, maybe i have it installed… maybe not.

I had just installed a manjaro default iso (not the minimal iso) in the past, i don’t know if this feature is pre installed then.

@realmain

You should always have at least 2 kernels install on your computer at a time, in case something happens with one of them.

I think this won’t work with my system installation at the moment, befor i installed manjaro in the past… i was looking for help in another computerforum for help because i wanted to create my own partitions on my SSD and this people told that a Bootpartition should be big enough when i set it on 200MB.

That’s why i created 2 days this Thread:
https://forum.manjaro.org/t/boot-partition-is-full-should-i-clean-it-and-how-boot-partition-should-be-500mo-or-more/

Looks like i had to live a dangerous life, but hey atleast i have timeshift ready and do a regular backup for my system. I hope i can evade this problems with that.