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Oracle Accelerates Linux With Unbreakable Linux Kernel 2

14-03-2012
Oracle Accelerates Linux With Unbreakable Linux Kernel 2

Oracle Linux is based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), but that doesn't mean they have to use the same Linux kernel.

Oracle announced Tuesday the Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel Release 2, which is an Oracle kernel that can be used to replace the stock Red Hat kernel for Oracle Linux. Instead of the 2.6.x kernel used in RHEL 6, Oracle's kernel is based on the 3.0.16 mainline Linux kernel.

"Moving to a newer baseline kernel, in this case the 3.0.16 Linux kernel, comes with better support for modern hardware," Sergio Leunissen, VP for Linux Product Management at Oracle, told InternetNews.com. "It comes with resource management features and brings improvements to memory management with Transparent Huge Pages."

Although Red Hat has not yet adopted a Linux 3.0 kernel for RHEL, that doesn't mean it's missing support for new hardware. RHEL 6 is actually based on the 2.6.34 kernel; however, Red Hat frequently backports features and support for the most modern new hardware including Intel's new Xeon E5.

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