I converted a rhel 8.9 based server to almalinux.
This server has nvidia and cuda drivers installed so kernel updates must be fixed to certain version.
Therefore running
sudo bash almalinux-deploy.sh
resulted in dnf installs/updates failing.
I did not save the error message.
However, after dnf update which excludes the failed dnf rpms, I did a reboot.
Afterwards running almalinux-deploy.sh results in
package almalinux-release-8.9-1.el8.x86_64 is already installed
I am sure kernel packages are running from prior OS, but since the OS is ABI compatible would it be safe to use as is until I update the kernel(which should be long into the future)?
Yes our kernels are 100% RHEL compatible so it's fine to use RHEL kernel until next update.
The only issue with RHEL kernels is that Secure Boot mode will not work.
Hello,
I converted a rhel 8.9 based server to almalinux. This server has nvidia and cuda drivers installed so kernel updates must be fixed to certain version. Therefore running sudo bash almalinux-deploy.sh
resulted in dnf installs/updates failing. I did not save the error message.
However, after dnf update which excludes the failed dnf rpms, I did a reboot. Afterwards running almalinux-deploy.sh results in package almalinux-release-8.9-1.el8.x86_64 is already installed
I am sure kernel packages are running from prior OS, but since the OS is ABI compatible would it be safe to use as is until I update the kernel(which should be long into the future)?
Thank you.