Hello Friends today I am trying to explain to kernel upgrade and install other version.Its very important topic in the Red Hat Linux or other linuxs versions.
Kernel :- The kernel is a program that constitutes the central core of a computer operating system. It has complete control over everything that occurs in the system.
Setups
1 1st of all we need a kernel rpm package in my case i update my kernel with the my kernel rpm which is in the /root/Desktop/Packages/ directory.
2 Install the rpm package on your machine with the help of this command
syntax:- rpm -ivh <kernel package name>
If this command no able to instal then use it
syntax:- rpm -ivh <kernel package name> --nodeps --force
in this -nodeps for no dependencies and - force for forcefully
3 And one warring always the lower kernel update by the new kernel we are not able to replace the new kernel with old
4 And we are check out for verify that our kernel is install or no .In the /etc/grub.conf a new kernel entry present like this
syntax:-vim /etc/grub.conf
in this pic the top entry is the new kernel and bottom entry is our old kernel
Thanks For reading And sorry For my R.I.P english _/\_ jai hind
Kernel :- The kernel is a program that constitutes the central core of a computer operating system. It has complete control over everything that occurs in the system.
Setups
1 1st of all we need a kernel rpm package in my case i update my kernel with the my kernel rpm which is in the /root/Desktop/Packages/ directory.
2 Install the rpm package on your machine with the help of this command
syntax:- rpm -ivh <kernel package name>
If this command no able to instal then use it
syntax:- rpm -ivh <kernel package name> --nodeps --force
in this -nodeps for no dependencies and - force for forcefully
3 And one warring always the lower kernel update by the new kernel we are not able to replace the new kernel with old
4 And we are check out for verify that our kernel is install or no .In the /etc/grub.conf a new kernel entry present like this
syntax:-vim /etc/grub.conf
in this pic the top entry is the new kernel and bottom entry is our old kernel
Thanks For reading And sorry For my R.I.P english _/\_ jai hind
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