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Thing is, while Oracle Linux is pretty much rebranded RHEL last time I checked, the KSplice commercial license won't let you use it with RHEL, and that won't be
by vertex-four 12y ago
Thing is, while Oracle Linux is pretty much rebranded RHEL last time I checked, the KSplice commercial license won't let you use it with RHEL, and that won't be supported.
- fragmede 12y agoIt is, you just have to buy an Oracle Premier Support License for your machine(s) and switch them from Red Hat to Oracle Linux (which requires switching yum repos, removing some packages, and installing a few others), but does not require a reboot - which means you can keep using the official Red Hat kernel (until you do reboot). Disclaimer: I work there.
- ryan-c 12y agoYou forgot the part where you give Oracle your balls on a silver platter so they can hold them for you. We've all seen what Oracle likes to do with nice things.
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- dmourati 12y agoFairly sure Oracle Linux was at least in its initial incarnation a rebranded CentOS, which itself is of course a rebranded RHEL.