Updating Rocky Linux 9.4 Kernel
Updating Rocky Linux 9.4 Kernel

Updating Rocky Linux 9.4 Kernel

Rocky Linux is a free and open-source enterprise operating system designed to be fully compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).

Rocky Linux was created by Gregory Kurtzer, one of the original founders of the CentOS project, following Red Hat's announcement in December 2020 that it would be shifting focus from CentOS Linux to CentOS Stream.

The project aims to provide a downstream, binary-compatible release based on RHEL sources, essentially filling the gap left by the transition of CentOS to CentOS Stream.

Designed for servers, workstations, and cloud environments, it offers the stability and reliability needed for enterprise applications.

The Linux kernel is the core component of the Linux operating system, responsible for managing system resources and facilitating communication between hardware and software.

It is an open-source project released under the GNU General Public License (GPL), allowing anyone to view, modify, and distribute the source code.

Unlike microkernels, the Linux kernel is monolithic, meaning it includes all the essential components (like drivers, file systems, and network stacks) within a single large binary.

Despite being monolithic, the Linux kernel supports dynamically loadable modules, which can be added or removed at runtime to extend its functionality without requiring a reboot.

Updating the Linux kernel is an important task that can improve system performance, enhance security, and provide support for new hardware.

Updating the kernel can provide significant benefits, but it’s important to proceed with caution and ensure compatibility with your system's hardware and software environment.

Always ensure you have a current backup before making significant changes to your system.

Let's run the update:

1. Open a terminal.

Open a terminal.

2. Switch to super user.

Switch to super user.
su        

3. Execute the command 'dnf update'.

Execute the command 'dnf update'.
dnf update        

4. Update running.

Update running.

5. Update running.

Update running.

6. Update running.

Update running.

7. Execute the command 'reboot'.

Execute the command 'reboot'.

That is all. Enjoy!

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Le Quang Tien

IT System Admin

6 个月

Thank you for your update, that is very important the information.

Brian Bates

Top-tier Systems Administrator | Master of Technical Support & Network Administration | Completing CISSP Shortly

6 个月

Interesting!

John White, MBA

Helping brands become visible | Fractional CMO | Former Inc. Magazine Columnist | Celeb Interviews: Mark Cuban & Marcus Lemonis

6 个月

Keeping your Linux kernel updated is key to maximizing performance and security. Stay ahead of the game.

Adeolu Oluade

Customer Technical Support Executive

6 个月

Razvan Alexandru Ionica This is a very detailed and friendly article! ??

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