Sean Allin asked:
how to know the kernel installed on a Linux box?
To know the true running kernel, you can use the
/proc filesystem (a pseudo filesystem).
Watch out:
- (normally) only ls and reading (like cat) commands can be used;
- some may have very large output (like /proc/*core ?)
See proc(5) man page ($ man 5 proc). Not necessarily up to date.
Some example commands, to enter on the host you want to know about:
cat /proc/version
cat /proc/sys/kernel/version
cat /proc/sys/kernel/osrelease
... others...
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