Linux 5.x is only available via backports at the current time. Debian Buster does not (yet) provide the 5.x series. So you'll have to enable the backports repository. You could have found out yourself by searching packages.debian.org.
No, OMV 5 has the Kernel 5.9, Backport is 6.x
So you'll have to enable the backports repository.
Backports are enabled for the kernel by default on OMV. omv-extras provides a switch to turn it on and off as well.
No, OMV 5 has the Kernel 5.9, Backport is 6.x
Uh, no. There is no 6.x kernel. OMV 5.x uses the 5.9 kernel when backports are enabled. Otherwise, it will use the standard Debian 10 4.19 kernel.
Backports are enabled for the kernel by default on OMV. omv-extras provides a switch to turn it on and off as well.
Uh, no. There is no 6.x kernel. OMV 5.x uses the 5.9 kernel when backports are enabled. Otherwise, it will use the standard Debian 10 4.19 kernel.
Hmmm, but I did not activate it. I did a fresh install and backports was enabled by default. It started with 5.4 and now it's 5.9.
Don't have a 4.x installed on my system
Hmmm, but I did not activate it. I did a fresh install and backports was enabled by default. It started with 5.4 and now it's 5.9.
Don't have a 4.x installed on my system
OMV has been enabling backports for the kernel by default for a long time (since the 3.x days). So, this is to be expected.
Why is my Kernel still stuck on 4.9?
Which platform are you on? Are you using armbian?
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