There being so many repositories with "sub-repositories" that I do not keep track of many; however, yumex reveals many of these. For ELRepo, there is an EL7 community kernel repository. Is anyone using this for production machines (presumably, yes)? If so, how do these differ from the "stock" SL (CentOS, RHEL, ...) kernels? If one uses an ELRepo kernel, and one then does a minor release upgrade of SL (assuming yum upgrade or something similar actually works, not requiring smashing the system partitions), will the ELRepo kernel "parts" play nicely with such a SL upgrade, or are there conflicts resulting in either no-boot (system failure) or instabilities? For "new" laptops/tablets that do not have the necessary drivers in stock SL, does the ELRepo kernel repository provide additional current drivers (as might be present in Ubuntu or even fully enthusiast, not enterprise production, Linux distros)?

Yasha Karant

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