I would add that, in most cases, when you upgrade the kernel (which is
basically what the update level in RHEL refers to), the old kernel is
left still installed and is shown on the boot menu, but the new kernel
is the default. This allow you to easily revert back to the old kernel
if any problems occur with the new kernel. That did save me once when a
particular application didn't like the new kernel.
Chris St. Pierre wrote:
Yoseph--
As update 7 is the latest version, you can update with:
up2date -u --nox
That will update all of the software on the system to their latest
versions.
Chris St. Pierre
Unix Systems Administrator
Nebraska Wesleyan University
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006, Yoseph Leleputra wrote:
Dear World,
Today i am using RHEL 3 update 4 , now i got job to upgrade my redhat to
RHEL 3 update 7
Do someone who had same experience can share his experience with me.
What the simple way and efficient in upgrading proccess
Thanks in advance
Yoseph
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