The ELRepo Blog

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...

Red Hat has just announced the Beta release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.10.  At ELRepo, we should get busy testing our packages against th...

A week ago, we reported that the kernel-lt-3.0.72-1.elX.elrepo package sets (both el5 & el6) could not be built due to a bug introduced...

Question: The long-term support linux-3.0.72 source tarball was released on 2013-04-05. When will the kernel-lt-3.0.72-1.elX.elrepo package...

RHEL 6.4 was released on February 21th, 2013. We have tested our packages against this release and identified a couple of issues. Below is a...

Having received a system-generated message that the mainline linux-3.8 tarball was available at the Linux Kernel Archives , it was download...

Here's the number of yum users for the year 2012.

And Nux! said "Let there be light" and there was kernel-l(igh)t. Actually the 'lt ' in kernel-lt stands for long term . ...

Here's the entire history of ELRepo as of August 2012: