or higher kernel panics on attempt to write data to an array with StarTech USB controller card installed. Solution Unverified - Updated. This article lists the supported RHEL kernel versions with ENSL. Recent updates to this article. Date, Update. Novem, Added RHEL Environment. Red Hat Enterprise Linux(RHEL) 6; kmod-oracleasm So it is not available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (el6).
Date: Update: Novem: Added RHEL with el8.x86_ Updated the following: RHEL with el7.x86_ RHEL with Download Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Easy access to a more secure OS, larger ecosystem, and a broader selection of languages and developer tools on which to build and deploy apps in the hybrid cloud. Download. Version Beta. kmod-oracleasm version rhel6 depends on the following kernel version. So it is not available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (el6) kernel >= el6 kernel el6 kmod-oracleasm version rhel6_5 depends on the following kernel version. It is not available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (el6) kernel >= el6 kernel
kmod-oracleasm version rhel6 depends on the following kernel version. So it is not available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (el6) kernel >= el6 kernel el6 kmod-oracleasm version rhel6_5 depends on the following kernel version. It is not available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (el6) kernel >= el6 kernel With the kernel version the VM hangs on boot and eventually restarts. In order to avoid this the kernel was downgraded. System logs do not have any information on the cause. After RHEL kernel update the VMware player host crashes after a user logs into Windows VM. It works fine with kernelel6.x86_64 but not with or After freshly installing or upgrading Red Hat Enterprise Linux to with Kernel version or higher, any attempt to write data to an array located on either of the 2 x LSI i HBA cards results in a kernel panic. Anything in excess of about 50GB seems to trigger it. Older Kernels such as do not exhibit this behavior.
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