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<blockquote data-quote="deeptho" data-source="post: 1155073" data-attributes="member: 215446">I have updated the kernel blindscan drivers. The number of fixes is small, so there is no need to upgrade unless you experience problems, like some muxes not tuning from time to time.If you do decide to upgrade, then why not keep your existing kernel en kernel modules? It enables you to go back in case of problems.&nbsp; Linux is not windows and re-installing software or the OS is never the proper way to fix things. You will only waste your time and risk making things worse.If you do install from scratch, and if the installation instructions prove insufficient, then please report how you installed and we can update the instructions for others.The main changes are related to&nbsp; integrating the newest tbs changes (as implemented by crazycat) and to support compiling on some outdated kernels, mainly ubuntu 23, which uses kernel 6.2.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deeptho, post: 1155073, member: 215446"] I have updated the kernel blindscan drivers. The number of fixes is small, so there is no need to upgrade unless you experience problems, like some muxes not tuning from time to time. If you do decide to upgrade, then why not keep your existing kernel en kernel modules? It enables you to go back in case of problems. Linux is not windows and re-installing software or the OS is never the proper way to fix things. You will only waste your time and risk making things worse. If you do install from scratch, and if the installation instructions prove insufficient, then please report how you installed and we can update the instructions for others. The main changes are related to integrating the newest tbs changes (as implemented by crazycat) and to support compiling on some outdated kernels, mainly ubuntu 23, which uses kernel 6.2. [/QUOTE]

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