Set kernel org.clearlinux.lts2020.5.10.218-149

I want to set the kernel version to org.clearlinux.lts2020.5.10.218-149. I used to do this by installing the kernel-lts2020
sudo swupd bundle-add kernel-lts2020 linux-lts2020-dev kernel-lts2020-dkms
but now with this bundle install command I got
sudo clr-boot-manager list-kernels

  • org.clearlinux.native.6.9.9-1447
    org.clearlinux.ltsprev.6.1.98-1343

Hi Dan, you can set the lts kernel, using the “# clr-boot-manager set-kernel” command.

The kernel needs to be added before you can set it

sudo clr-boot-manager set-kernel org.clearlinux.lts2020.5.10.218-149

[ERROR] cbm (…/src/bootman/bootman.c:L434): No matching kernel in ///usr/lib/kernel, bailing

bundle seems to be empty

i@clr~ $ sudo swupd bundle-info kernel-lts2020 --files
_________________________________
 Info for bundle: kernel-lts2020
_________________________________

Status: Explicitly installed

Bundle kernel-lts2020 is up to date:
 - Installed bundle last updated in version: 41960
 - Latest available version: 41960

Bundle size:
 - Size of bundle: 0.00 Bytes
 - Size bundle takes on disk (includes dependencies): 1.25 GB

Files in bundle:
 - /usr/share/clear/bundles/kernel-lts2020

Total files: 1

EDIT: clr-bundles/bundles/kernel-lts2020 at 3ad7029d3dd7f7f43502da282b880dbd9ea2d33e · clearlinux/clr-bundles · GitHub
it has been marked as deprecated and is no longer available

Thanks, for the info. Is there a way to install it from sources or use an old clearlinux version? I can’t find a way to use an old kernel right now.

we have been end-of-lifing ancient kernels (given that kernel.org maintenance of those is very limited)… and our way forward is really 2 LTS kernels (the current one and previous one) as kernel.org folks recommend that for general usage today (and even more so in the future)

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