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Canonical and Oracle offer updating a running Kernel as a paid service IIRC. One was called Ksplice, i think the one Oracle acquired.

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Please be aware that ksplice can only apply small patches to a running kernel. It can't replace the entirety of it with a new version.

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0 pointsscns3y ago0 comments

Canonical and Oracle offer updating a running Kernel as a paid service IIRC. One was called Ksplice, i think the one Oracle acquired.

Please be aware that ksplice can only apply small patches to a running kernel. It can't replace the entirety of it with a new version.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse