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@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ dnf command or the migration. You may safely ignore this message.
#### Grub still shows kernel entries from previous installation #### Grub still shows kernel entries from previous installation
This is normal. The running kernel cannot be safely removed when migrate2rocky This is normal. The running kernel cannot be safely removed when migrate2rocky
is run. The RockyLinux kernel should come up as the default highlighed kernel is run. The RockyLinux kernel should come up as the default highlighted kernel
on reboot but the other ones will remain until they are removed or replaced by on reboot but the other ones will remain until they are removed or replaced by
newer kernels. If you want you can manually remove the old kernels after reboot newer kernels. If you want you can manually remove the old kernels after reboot
with dnf or rpm. with dnf or rpm.
@ -96,6 +96,21 @@ fix this issue run the following command after migration:
``` ```
ipa-server-upgrade --skip-version-check ipa-server-upgrade --skip-version-check
``` ```
> Note: Since ipa-server-upgrade is a java program you will likely have to run
> the command to mitigate the "Symbolic links to Java programs..." issue above
> before running this command.
#### CentOS SIG repositories disappear after migrating to RockyLinux.
This is because the centos-release-* packages that contain the .repo files for
the individual repositories depend on centos-release. Storage sig and related
release packages should be available soon from RockyLinux. In the meantine you
can use a command like the following to install the .repo files and continue to
use the repository from CentOS (note please substitute the URL to the release
package for the repo that you need):
```
rpm2cpio <(curl http://mirror.centos.org/centos/8/extras/x86_64/os/Packages/centos-release-gluster9-1.0-1.el8.noarch.rpm) | cpio -iD/ \*.repo
```
### Latest Version ### Latest Version

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