The ELRepo Blog

Red Hat are due to release RHEL point release updates 8.10 and 9.4 shortly. Red Hat have made changes to the way they handle device driver...

 Alan Bartlett died unexpectedly of natural causes on May 31st, 2023.  It is with deep sorrow and profound sadness that we mourn the loss of...

 We have not done any statistics for a long time. Here's some recent data on the access to our mirrorlist files, comparing unique IPs ac...

As many of you are aware, Red Hat have chosen to discontinue CentOS Linux 8 at the end of 2021 and have proposed CentOS Stream as its repla...

RHEL6 reached end of life ( EOL ) on 30th November 2020. As a consequence, the ELRepo Project has likewise ended support for el6. All el6 r...

Welcome to ELRepo, an RPM repository for Enterprise Linux packages. ELRepo supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and its derivatives (Sci...

In RHEL 8.0, support for a good number of hardware devices has been removed. A list of removed adapters with their device IDs can be found i...

With almost every new RHEL point release, we hear from users that yum fails with errors. In most cases, this is because the kernel of their ...

Happy New Year! It's been almost 8 years since we established The ELRepo Project. And 3 years since we last showed the statistics of o...

Our kmod packages are "kABI-tracking". The drivers they provide will work across all Enterprise Linux (EL) kernel releases, meanin...

A recent posting [1] to our general mailing list [2] reminded us that the linux-3.10.X branch of the kernel source code will soon be reach...

As you know, ELRepo provides the Nvidia driver for EL kernels but not for kernel-ml or kernel-lt . People running kernel-ml/lt can install...

We have recently released [1] the latest update to the kernel-lt package sets, for both EL5 and EL6. Those of you who regularly monitor th...

The ELRepo Project has regularly released a kernel-lt (long term supported) package set for both enterprise Linux 5 & 6. These kernels...