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Can linux-hardened-headers replace linux-headers?

Hello guys, how's it going? I have hardened kernel installed and i've seen there is also linux-hardened-headers package which i also installed. My question is i still need regular linux-headers if i have those for hardened cos i want to remove linux-headers as i don't need to update both types of kernel headers saving some time. Cheers!  ;)

Re: Can linux-hardened-headers replace linux-headers?

Reply #1 –
Headers should match with the kernel(s) you have installed. Unless you build kernel related stuff or use dkms you might not need any kernel headers at all.

Re: Can linux-hardened-headers replace linux-headers?

Reply #2 –
Thank you very much for the reply. I will remove linux headers and let only hardened headers just in case something goes wrong by removing them completely.