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I tries downloading a newer kernel image on another Debian box
...
How do I download the "real" amd64 image?
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The package managers will naturally download a file for their own architecture
because they download a Packages list for their architecture. Fetch a package
with 'wget' (or curl) instead. If the kernel is in the archive list on your
AMD64 machine, then do something like:
apt-cache show linux-image-2.6.21-1-amd64 | grep Filename
That should give you most of the path that you will need for 'wget'. Be very
careful with dependencies.
If your AMD64 system doesn't list the package you want, browse the 'pool'
directory; the architecture is the last part of the filename (and before .deb).
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