The easiest way to install it without messing up your system, is to download the individual package(s) and install it manually. This will not mess up your system, as your current kernel will remain installed and can always be booted again from the boot loader like usual. The package you need is linux-image. I think (i dont run hardy yet, so i could be wrong) the current one is http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux/linux-image-2.6.24-10-generic_2.6.24-10.16_i386.deb. I don't recommend installing the restricted modules for this kernel, as it may depend on different versions of certain drivers and therefor might conflict with your current installation.
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