candykane Posted April 27, 2008 Share Posted April 27, 2008 Patchtool for Linux-kernel makes reboots not a must Door Pieter Molenaar, vrijdag 25 april 2008 16:39 Submitter: Holoris, views: 15.767 a researcher at MIT has made software that makes it posible to update a kernel with rebooting the system the program Ksplice can update the kernel via a patchfile in diff- format, the orignal kernel source coda and e the current config.1 after changing the kernel the system does not have to reboot . KK your all thinkin wel thats linux wel the fonny thing is it also works on other systems as well! Ksplice works with every 2.6.x-version of the linux , but is can be used for other Unix-systems as Solaris and BSD-distro's , because it uses the standard eleven -objectcode's for the linking of kernel module's this could be good for us not? no more messing about in terminal , no more waiting and keping fingers crossed during boot. the link the the document http://web.mit.edu/ksplice/doc/ksplice.pdf orginal post http://pro.tweakers.net/nieuws/53169/patch...-overbodig.html Link to comment https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/101763-future-kernel-installations-with-out-reboot/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
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