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Redhat / Centos update
When issuing "yum update", will it update kernel as well. If not, how can I upgrade the kenerl and fall back in case there is any problem ?
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RHEL has it at 5, oracle linux (that loads 2 kernels by default) has value of 3
You can rather have the value set to 3 or 2 to keep only 3 or 2 packages my eg said 0 to keep all as per the request from the user
I had clearly told that it will eat up space4
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Shiju Jacob