Kernel 7.0 causes different problems on my system. So i tried to remove it in GUI and with the terminal. After changing to 6.18.
I couldn´t remove it, cause of dependencies to linux-meta:
sudo mhwd-kernel -r linux70
[sudo] Passwort für acer:
Abhängigkeiten werden geprüft …
Fehler: Vorgang konnte nicht vorbereitet werden (Kann Abhängigkeiten nicht erfüllen)
:: Entfernen von linux70 verletzt Abhängigkeit »linux70«, benötigt von linux-meta
I always run my system with 6.18.
Actually i changed kernel manually in grub.
How can i remove it?
You must have installed linux-meta at some point. Maybe you forgot.
Either way, it probably pulled in linux70 because you still had linux619 installed, which was dropped from the repo. In that case, linux-meta will indeed pull in the next still supported non-LTS kernel, which is 7.0.
Remove linux-meta first, and then remove linux70 afterwards. Do however note that you cannot remove a running kernel, so you must be booted into 6.18 when you do it.
Thanks, i’m already back on 6.18 LTS, but i do not remember that i installed linux-meta any time.
Could it depend on community “Cinnamon-Edition” i am using?
Does removing linux-meta eventually cause any other problems?
That is possible. In theory, the underlying system of a Community Edition and its package list should be the same as those of the Official Editions, but it’s always possible that the developer in question added linux-meta at some point.
