The error message you're encountering, "package kmod-lve requires kernel(bpf_trace_run12)", indicates that the package kmod-lve has a dependency on a specific version or feature of the kernel, specifically bpf_trace_run12, which is not currently available in your system.

To resolve this issue, you have a few options:

1. Check for Available Updates: Make sure that your system is fully updated before attempting to install or update any specific packages. Run:

   bash

• sudo yum update

  This will ensure that your system has the latest information about available packages.

• Contact CloudLinux Support: If you're using CloudLinux, this particular issue might be related to their specific configurations or repositories. It's advisable to reach out to CloudLinux support for guidance on how to resolve this dependency issue.

• Reinstall mod-lve: If the issue persists, you might try to reinstall the kmod-lve package. It's possible that there was a problem during the initial installation. Use the following command:

  bash
• sudo yum reinstall kmod-lve

• Check for Updates Specifically for kmod-lve: Sometimes, a specific update  kmod-lve might be available that addresses this dependency. You can try to update only the kmod-lve package:

  bash
• sudo yum update kmod-lve

• Remove and Reinstall mod-lve: If none of the above steps work, you may have to remove the kmod-lve package and then reinstall it. Be cautious with this step as it might affect other packages dependent on kmod-lve. Run:

  bash

5. sudo yum remove kmod-lve sudo yum install kmod-lve

Remember, it's crucial to back up your important data before making significant changes to your system, especially when dealing with kernel-related packages.

If none of these solutions work, and especially if you're using CloudLinux, I highly recommend reaching out to their support team for specific advice tailored to your system and setup.