EnglishIt seems like you're asking for advice on how to update the kernel in CloudLinux OS 8.7.
To update the kernel in CloudLinux, you typically follow these steps:
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Connect to Your Server: You can use SSH to log in to your server.
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Check Current Kernel Version: Before updating, it's good to know which kernel version you're currently running. You can use the command:
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uname -r -
Update Package Lists: Make sure you have the latest information about available packages:
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sudo yum update -
Install New Kernel: Use the following command to install the latest available kernel:
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sudo yum install kernel -
Reboot the Server: After the installation is complete, you'll need to reboot your system for the changes to take effect:
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sudo reboot -
Verify New Kernel: Once your system is back up, you can verify that the new kernel is in use:
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uname -r
The message "Reboot your system to update the kernel" is a standard notification after a kernel update. It's indicating that you need to restart your server for the changes to become active.
Please be aware that updating the kernel can sometimes lead to compatibility issues with certain drivers or software. It's a good practice to have a backup and be prepared for any unexpected issues.
Also, keep in mind that the specific steps may vary slightly depending on your exact setup and any additional configurations you have in place. Always refer to the official CloudLinux documentation or consult with your system administrator if you're unsure about any steps.
