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I've just installed RH 3. &nbsp;Running the uname -r I get back 2.4.21-2 and I need -4.0.1.<br />
I've gone into the Red Hat Network to try using their automatic updates but can't find it.<br />
Can someone give me the url &nbsp;or some navigation to the point where RHN will update everything automatically?<br />

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I've just installed RH 3.  Running the uname -r I get back 2.4.21-2 and I need -4.0.1.
I've gone into the Red Hat Network to try using their automatic updates but can't find it.
Can someone give me the url  or some navigation to the point where RHN will update everything automatically?


Navigate to RHN updates

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