launchpad.net New Kernel Versions Released for NVIDIA Tegra Systems
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- •Two new kernel versions released for NVIDIA Tegra systems.
- •Updates include dependencies on the latest kernel headers and images.
- •No known vulnerabilities or active exploitation reported.
On November 6, 2026, two new kernel versions (6.8.0-1038.42 and 6.8.0-1038.42+2) were released for NVIDIA Tegra systems. The updates include dependencies on the latest kernel headers and images for both nvidia-tegra and nvidia-tegra-rt systems. The 6.8.0-1038.42+2 version is specifically signed with Canonical's signing key, enhancing its security. These updates are intended for staging into kernel snaps and are not suitable for direct use on classic systems. There are no known vulnerabilities or reported for these versions as of the publication date. Users are encouraged to upgrade to ensure compatibility and security.
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2026-11-06
Kernel versions 6.8.0-1038.42 and 6.8.0-1038.42+2 released
Canonical released new kernel versions for NVIDIA Tegra systems, enhancing security and compatibility.
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What are the new kernel versions?
The new kernel versions are 6.8.0-1038.42 and 6.8.0-1038.42+2.
Are there any known vulnerabilities?
No known vulnerabilities or active exploitation have been reported for these kernel versions.
Should I upgrade immediately?
Yes, upgrading is recommended to ensure compatibility and security for NVIDIA Tegra systems.
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