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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

Installing the Unbundled Host Drivers

Upgrading the Kernel

Installing Host Drivers (Local Disk Method)

Installing the Kernel to Local Disk (PXE Installation Method)

Installing the Kernel to iSCSI and vHBA Disk (PXE Installation Method)

Activating the Integrated Kernel

Downgrading to an Older Version of Kernel or Host Driver

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Installing the Kernel to iSCSI and vHBA Disk (PXE Installation Method)

You can install the new kernel to an iSCSI and vHBA disk on the host by using the PXE installation method. You can use either an updater such as Yum, or you can install it manually.

Note - In case of PXE installation to iSCSI and vHBA disk, you must install the drivers before reboot.

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