Hack & Backup Kernel
Greetings,
Installing Compiere ERP on SLES 9 /64, which requires hacking the Kernel a little... How do you backup the kernel? If you update the kernel, you have to re-hack it right? if the Hacks have a problem, after updating the kernel, how do you restore it? This is a test situation, in production, we will have P-Series, with a test partition we can properly test prior to going live with the update... Thanks |
I am not sure if I understand what a hack is :(
But since SUSE is a rpm based system, you can always have the rpm as a backup. If you would like to test a new kernel, you may want to install it in parallel to your old kernel. This is no problem for a manual kernel installation (copy bzImage to /boot), but also no problem with kernels on rpm basis if you delete the actual kernel from the rpm database (rpm -e --justdb <kernel-rpm>). The kernel selection is done from the bootloader. So what's my point: you don't need to backup if you do not replace your kernel. I hope I understood you correctly ;) |
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