how to add patched to the kernel
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Answer / zeewa
1.) uname -a --------> To view the current patch
2.) download latest kernel patch
3.) boot through single user mode
4.) install patch with patchadd command.
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patch is nothing but bug fixing . we download the patching (
www.oracle.com/support)steps of patching 1) showrev -p it
shows the installed patches 2) patchadd -d /tmp < six digit
patch version no > < patch no >
ex) patchadd -d /tmp 101010 11
patches are need to be installed on maintenance mode
multiple patching installation
#smpatch -d <location> patch no
or using third party software file zilla it will easy to
handle to patching
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Answer / kalpesh
run uname -a command find the kernel
dowanload the updated version and
install with
patchadd <pathch-id>
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