Local Boot Method - Oracle® Virtual Networking Host Drivers for Oracle Linux and Oracle VM Installation and Boot Guide

Oracle^® Virtual Networking Host Drivers for Oracle Linux and Oracle VM Installation and Boot Guide

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Updated: July 2016

Oracle^® Virtual Networking Host Drivers for Oracle Linux and Oracle VM Installation and Boot Guide

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Using This Documentation

Understanding Host Drivers and Kernels

Overview of Unbundled and Embedded Host Drivers

Choosing a Kernel Installation Method

Unbundled Installation Method

Kernel Upgrade Method

Embedded Host Driver Activation Method

Identifying the Boot Method

Local Boot Method

Choosing a Remote Boot Method

Upgrading Host Driver and Kernel Types

Behavior of Unbundled and Embedded Host Drivers

Kernel File Names

Base Kernels and Final Kernels

Kernel and Kernel Firmware Sites

Installing the Unbundled Host Drivers

Upgrading the Kernel

Activating the Integrated Kernel

Downgrading to an Older Version of Kernel or Host Driver

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Local Boot Method

When an Oracle Enterprise Linux or Oracle VM host boots locally, it loads the OS and host drivers from an internal hard drive.

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