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livepatch icon and software and updates app

its basically just the title

Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS 64-bit 42.9 Wayland

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  • Welcome to AskUbuntu. Have you tried messing around with the Ubuntu Pro commands to enable live patch? sudo pro enable livepatch should enable livepatch. If not, then please post the errors. Also, you may need to attach your token to verify your account using the following command: sudo pro attach [TOKEN] where [TOKEN] is your actual token (replace [TOKEN] with your token). And then run sudo pro enable livepatch – mchid Jan 12 '24 at 04:16
  • What is the output of uname -r? It appears that the canonical-livepatch does not support the 6.5.0-14-generic Kernel. – Terrance Jan 12 '24 at 06:04
  • oh no......

    sudo pro enable livepatch [sudo] password for ad1340: One moment, checking your subscription first Livepatch is already enabled. See: sudo pro status

     – AD1340 Official Jan 12 '24 at 22:20
  • uname -r 6.5.0-14-generic – AD1340 Official Jan 12 '24 at 22:21
  • Yep, Kernel 6.5.0-14-generic does not work with canonical-livepatch. You get these two lines when you check the status on it: kernel state: ✗ kernel is not covered by Livepatch and patch state: ✓ no livepatches available for kernel 6.5.0-14.14~22.04.1-generic – Terrance Jan 13 '24 at 05:06
  • nooo but now what do I do because I installed ubuntu on here before and livepatch worked fineee – AD1340 Official Jan 16 '24 at 00:10
  • @AD1340Official Last time this happened basically you just had to wait for the update to canonical-livepatch to support the kernel version or the next LTS release. It is a snap app so any updates for it should download and install automatically. You are also more than welcome to file a bug against canonical-livepatch about it not supporting Kernel 6.5.0-14-generic. You would just email them at snaps@canonical.com – Terrance Jan 16 '24 at 03:11

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