@rastinza You might be able to find the source code for a different version of the Kernel and build it. I've rarely had a bad experience with custom compiled Kernels. It should help trim the excess off too.
@AmpBenzScientist Yes, I imagine I could... I didn't want to waste a lot of time in doing this however. I'm not even sure what's the earliest version of the kernel I can take that has these drivers. I guess I'll first try another stable Linux distribution to see if they've got the new kernel and that doesn't break everything, otherwise I'll do this
@rastinza You can use the latest available one too. It's not too time consuming to compile the Kernel, it's the configuration that takes a while. You can enable the newer or testing repositories which should have more Kernel versions available.
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