Ksplice protects your systems by applying patches without the need to reboot. To see which patches would be applied to your system, perform the following steps:
echo "`uname -s`//`uname -m`//`uname -r`//`uname -v`"
You can also find the same information by running the following from a command line terminal:
(uname -s; uname -m; uname -r; uname -v) | \ curl https://api-ksplice.oracle.com/api/1/update-list/ \ -L -H "Accept: text/text" --data-binary @-
Did you know you already have a license to use Oracle Ksplice? You can retrieve your access key by signing in to Unbreakable Linux Network and start updating your kernel without rebooting today!
If you use Oracle Linux, you can try Oracle Ksplice free for 30 days. During the trial, you will receive all of the protections of Oracle Ksplice.
Servers aren't the only systems needing protection. Oracle has made Oracle Ksplice available for free to members of the Linux community running desktop installations of Ubuntu. Find out first hand the benefits of being protected by Oracle Ksplice.
Ksplice supports these updates for your kernel:
Import Information about Your Kernel
Congratulations! Your kernel is up to date. There are no security patches currently available.
But a security vulnerability could be patched at any time. To always keep your kernel continuously up to date without the hassle of rebooting, try Ksplice today.
An unexpected error occurred while looking for your kernel.
Please try searching again. If you problem persists, please contact us at ksplice-support_ww@oracle.com. Include the uname information you entered here.
Ready and waiting to find the updates for your kernel.
Checking for updates for your kernel.
Unfortunately, we do not currently support your kernel.
See our complete list of supported kernels to learn which kernels Ksplice currently supports.