Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
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1
New Features and Changes
- System Requirements
- File System, Storage, and Address Space Limitations
- Shipped Kernels
- Installer Features
- Apache Web Server Features
- Authentication Features
- Boot Loader Features
- Linux Containers
- Load Balancing and High Availability
- MySQL Community and MariaDB Packages
- Networking Features
- Red Hat Compatible Kernel Features
- Security Features
- Storage and File System Features
- Technology Preview
- Compatibility
- Unsupported Emulex Devices
- Notable Changes from Oracle Linux 6
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2
Known Issues
- Configuring Encryption and /boot During Installation
- Network Installation
- Installation Fails for ext3 / and /boot
- grubby Sets Incorrect Saved Entry
- Per-CPU Allocation Fails when Loading kvm_intel Module with UEK R3
- avahi-daemon Fails to Start with UEK R3
- Crash Kernel auto Setting
- systemd Fails to Load the autofs4 and ipv6 Modules with UEK R3
- firewalld Does Not Currently Support IPv6 NAT Under UEK R3
- Oracle ASM Fails to Initialize with SELinux in Enforcing Mode
- systemctl Does Not Support Some Service Actions
- btrfs-convert Fails
- Upgrading from Oracle Linux 6 Update 5
- Oracle Linux 7 Guests on Oracle VM and Xen
- Hebrew LaTeX Fonts
- sosreport Reports Many SELinux Warnings
- Using NFS v4 with an lxc-oracle Container Fails
- Enabling and Disabling NFS
- Network Teaming
- Network Connection Icon Reports Incorrect State for Interfaces
- net_prio Control Group
- XFS File Attributes Cause a Panic or Reboot
- Automatic Bug Reporting Tool
- InfiniBand Issues
- Power Button Defaults to ACPI Suspend
- 3 Installation and Availability
- 4 Package Changes from the Upstream Release
- 5 Removed Modules