I have enjoyed the stability of Linux for years and have only had to
shut down my Linux boxes to upgrade the next Kernel version.
Is there a way of building a kernel so that it takes the place of a
currently running one without ever shutting down?
Same question for Libraries in memory can we force library upgrades by
just putting the new libs and sym links on disk and then doing something
like sync and ldconfig to force a relink to the newly installed ones?
It would be cool to claim linux could be up for ever with only hardware
upgrades forcing a shutdown!
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