The error message you're encountering, "package kmod-live-debug requires kernel," indicates that the kmod-lve-debug
package has a dependency on a specific kernel version that is not currently installed on your system.
Here are the steps you can take to resolve this issue:
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Check Installed Kernels:
- Start by checking which kernels are currently installed on your system. You can do this with the following command:
bash
- Start by checking which kernels are currently installed on your system. You can do this with the following command:
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sudo rpm -qa | grep kernel
- Make note of the installed kernel versions.
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Install the Required Kernel:
- It seems that the
kmod-lve-debug
package requires a specific kernel version. Install the corresponding kernel using the package manager. For example, if the required kernel iskernel-version
, you can use:bash
- It seems that the
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sudo yum install kernel-version
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Install the Debug Package:
- After installing the required kernel, attempt to install the
kmod-lve-debug
package again:bash
- After installing the required kernel, attempt to install the
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sudo yum install kmod-lve-debug
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Update GRUB Configuration (if necessary):
- If the newly installed kernel is not set as the default boot option in GRUB, update the GRUB configuration:
bash
- If the newly installed kernel is not set as the default boot option in GRUB, update the GRUB configuration:
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sudo grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg
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Reboot the System:
- To ensure that the changes take effect, reboot your system:
bash
- To ensure that the changes take effect, reboot your system:
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sudo reboot
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Verify the Kernel and Debug Package Installation:
- After rebooting, confirm that the required kernel version and the
kmod-lve-debug
package are both installed correctly.
- After rebooting, confirm that the required kernel version and the
If you continue to face issues or if the specific kernel version required by kmod-lve-debug
is not available in your repositories, you may need to check CloudLinux's official documentation or support channels for guidance on resolving this dependency.
Additionally, if you have access to CloudLinux support, consider reaching out to them for assistance, as they will have specific knowledge about their packages and dependencies.