How do I install kernel header files? - Ask Ubuntu
askubuntu.com › questions › 75709Nov 05, 2011 · So the best thing to do is to update the kernel to last version in the repository. linux-generic is a meta package to keep current version of the kernel & its headers: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install linux-generic Note: Depending on your Ubuntu edition, See if you need linux-lowlatency (Ubuntu Studio), linux-signed-generic or linux ...
How to install kernel headers on Debian
linuxhint.com › install-kernel-headers-debianTo install the Linux kernel headers, run the command shown in the screenshot below. sudo apt install linux-headers-$ (uname -r) Using Debian 11 x64 or using the second method to find the header, you can also run the following command. sudo apt install linux-headers-5.10.0- 8 -amd64. In my case, the headers were installed in the previous example ...