Hello,
Today, I went to update my Proxmox (no-subscription) cluster currently running 6.8.8-3-pve, and noticed it had two different kernel updates (6.5.13-6-pre & 6.8.8-4-pve) at the same time.
Could someone explain why I have an update to an older kernel?
Does Proxmox keep the older kernel as a fail over in case a bug in the newer kernel comes out?
Does the Enterprise repo do this?
Thanks!
Today, I went to update my Proxmox (no-subscription) cluster currently running 6.8.8-3-pve, and noticed it had two different kernel updates (6.5.13-6-pre & 6.8.8-4-pve) at the same time.
Could someone explain why I have an update to an older kernel?
Does Proxmox keep the older kernel as a fail over in case a bug in the newer kernel comes out?
Does the Enterprise repo do this?
Thanks!