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The current machine runs on vm and has linux as its os You can get it with Is there a way how to know the esxi version
I have tried the below
Is there any alternate faster way We have some new hardware in our office which runs its own customized linux os How do i go about figuring which distro it's based on? This looks like oracle linux, version 5
I'm working on a simple bash script that should be able to run on ubuntu and centos distributions (support for debian and fedora/rhel would be a plus) and i need to know the name and version of the The kernel packages in rhel have the string 'eln' included, where n would represent the major version of the os Thus, one could run the following command to identify the version of rhel: 0 is there any way that i can find out from hypervisor the version of os that i am runing on a vm
The problem is that i have an upgrade procedure that shuts down a vm, replaces the qcow2 image and then start it again with the new image
I need to know from hypervisor if the version running is the correct one. From what i know, red hat enterprise linux does not have a patch level concept The closest thing to a patch level is an update/release
