P Petros New Member Apr 8, 2023 11 0 1 Jul 17, 2024 #1 Greetings! Is there any ETA for when the next version ( 8.3 ) will be released with the 6.10 kernel? Thank you.
Greetings! Is there any ETA for when the next version ( 8.3 ) will be released with the 6.10 kernel? Thank you.
leesteken Distinguished Member Proxmox Subscriber May 31, 2020 6,270 1,655 228 Jul 17, 2024 #2 Petros said: Is there any ETA for when the next version ( 8.3 ) will be released with the 6.10 kernel? Thank you. Click to expand... When will Ubuntu switch to kernel version 6.10? Proxmox will follow later. Reactions: Petros
Petros said: Is there any ETA for when the next version ( 8.3 ) will be released with the 6.10 kernel? Thank you. Click to expand... When will Ubuntu switch to kernel version 6.10? Proxmox will follow later.
A akulbe Member Proxmox Subscriber Jan 1, 2023 45 4 8 Portland, OR Jul 17, 2024 #3 leesteken said: When will Ubuntu switch to kernel version 6.10? Proxmox will follow later. Click to expand... This is a bit confusing… does Proxmox follow Debian or do they follow Ubuntu? I thought it was the former. Is that incorrect?
leesteken said: When will Ubuntu switch to kernel version 6.10? Proxmox will follow later. Click to expand... This is a bit confusing… does Proxmox follow Debian or do they follow Ubuntu? I thought it was the former. Is that incorrect?
UdoB Famous Member Proxmox Subscriber Nov 1, 2016 1,488 481 128 Germany Jul 17, 2024 #4 akulbe said: This is a bit confusing… does Proxmox follow Debian or do they follow Ubuntu? I thought it was the former. Is that incorrect? Click to expand... It is Debian. You can verify this by Code: ~# lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Debian Description: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm) Release: 12 Codename: bookworm Additionally it uses a (modified) Kernel from Ubuntu, that one with ZFS integration --> the best of two worlds Reactions: akulbe
akulbe said: This is a bit confusing… does Proxmox follow Debian or do they follow Ubuntu? I thought it was the former. Is that incorrect? Click to expand... It is Debian. You can verify this by Code: ~# lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Debian Description: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm) Release: 12 Codename: bookworm Additionally it uses a (modified) Kernel from Ubuntu, that one with ZFS integration --> the best of two worlds