That may have been from a generation that’d been out for many months or a year, or was built on a CPU and chipset that’d been out for quite some time already.
The problem is that Linux can’t handle hardware it doesn’t have drivers for (or can only run it in an extremely basic mode), and LTS kernels only have drivers for hardware that existed prior to their release.
That may have been from a generation that’d been out for many months or a year, or was built on a CPU and chipset that’d been out for quite some time already.
The problem is that Linux can’t handle hardware it doesn’t have drivers for (or can only run it in an extremely basic mode), and LTS kernels only have drivers for hardware that existed prior to their release.