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Not to mention that some of that software is sensitive to which kernel you are using... For instance, for a while I couldn't update the kernel on an RHEL5 serv
by CrLf 14y ago
Not to mention that some of that software is sensitive to which kernel you are using...
For instance, for a while I couldn't update the kernel on an RHEL5 server that I have, because TSM I/O would drop like a rock. I could switch to newer kernels only after I updated TSM to a newer patch level. No idea what would happen if I happened to run TSM on an "unsupported" distribution...