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CentOS should get their stuff when RedHat is finished, as is usually the case, I think.
by Operyl 10y ago
CentOS should get their stuff when RedHat is finished, as is usually the case, I think.
- kbenson 10y agoYeah, just look for a kernel package the same name (including minor version numbers) as the upsteam redhat one. You can find info on Redhat Errata here[1]. CentOS looks to have some form of errata listing (possibly non-official) here[2]. You could theoretically locate teh SRPM for the kernel and build from that, but I haven't done that in years and the last I heard RedHat was going to make that harder because they weren't happy Oracle was copying their work wholesale and then selling it as a competitor, so that may be harder now? Redhat is finished, CentOS is probably just lagging a little bit. 1: https://rhn.redhat.com/errata/ https://rhn.redhat.com/errata/ 2: http://centoserrata.nagater.net/list.html http://centoserrata.nagater.net/list.html
- Operyl 10y agoI use RHEL6 at work, so we already get errata notifications :).