Ubuntu 16.04 Upgrade the Linux kernel to 4.7.0 Fastest Way

Upgrading content has many benefits, such as supporting the latest hardware drivers , making the system more installed, and so on. But the upgrade content will also bring some problems, such as some software compatibility issues, resulting in some inexplicable problems, etc., so the upgrade should be considered carefully.

Upgrade Method:

Download script:

https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/opencl/topic/738108

Use:

MV Install_OCL_driver.sh_.txt install_ocl_driver.shchmod 755 Install_ocl_driver.shsudo su./install_ocl_driver.sh Install

After completion of the prompt message:

... Installation completed successfully. Next steps:1. ADD OpenCL users to the video group: ' Sudo usermod-a-G video USERNAME '   e.g. if the user running OpenCL host Applicat Ions is foo, Run:sudo usermod-a-G video Foo2.  If you have an Intel Pentium J4000 or Intel Celeron J3000, you'll need to add: I915.preliminary_hw_support=1 to the   4.7 Kernel command line with order to enable OpenCL functionality for these platforms.3. Reboot into the patched 4.7 kernelhint:to boot into the 4.7 kernel does the following:      1) hold the "Shift" button Durin G Boot      2) When the GRUB menu appears, select "Advanced options for Ubuntu"      3) Select the Linux 4.7.0.intel.r5.0 ke Rnel from the list

After reboot.

Offline Files:

Link: Https://pan.baidu.com/s/1qXW2k5A Password: 2rj2

Ubuntu 16.04 Upgrade the Linux kernel to 4.7.0 Fastest Way