Alan,
No problem. The good part is that in using linux that long, you have had no
need to install new kernels in this manner. That is definitely a good thing.
:-) So what i am asking you to do here is find the kernel that matches with
your current version based on the list available at the link I provided above.
download the kernel -generic image and the architecture specific headers
(i386/X64) and the generic headers marked -all. you then install these based on
the instructions on that same page and reboot your machine.
You can verify that you have the kernel you installed running by doing
uname -a from the command line. Instructions for removing the kernel
(should you so desire) should be available from that same page.
Hope that helps.
~JFo
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