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<meta name="description" its:translate="yes">How to customize deployment images, kernel modules and kernel drivers | ||
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You want to create an deployment image completely suited to your needs. |
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You want to create an deployment image completely suited to your needs. | |
You want to create a deployment image completely suited to your needs. |
the OEM solution, the file <filename>/etc/os-release</filename> shall be amended. For details | ||
about the file structure, refer to the <link | ||
xlink:href="https://documentation.suse.com/sles/16.0/html/SLE-os-identification">&slea; | ||
OS indetification</link> .</para> |
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OS indetification</link> .</para> | |
OS identification</link>.</para> |
and mitigate risk. However, when &slea; family products are being bundled with a | ||
system or integrated into a solution by an OEM, the system or solution needs to state the | ||
OEM status to customers, users and any compliance team. An important reason for this is that the | ||
terms and conditions of an OEM license agreement usually differ from a common end user |
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terms and conditions of an OEM license agreement usually differ from a common end user | |
terms and conditions of an OEM license agreement usually differ from a common end-user |
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This article explains how to transform the provided raw OS image into a purpose-built system. The | ||
process may involve installing necessary software from RPMs and applying custom configurations |
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process may involve installing necessary software from RPMs and applying custom configurations | |
process may involve installing the necessary software from RPMs and applying custom configurations |
background on kernel ABI stability to the step-by-step process of building, packaging, signing, and | ||
deploying your own kernel modules correctly. For details, refer to the <link | ||
xlink:href="https://documentation.suse.com/en-us/sbp/systems-management/html/SBP-KMP-Manual-SLE12SP2/index.html">Kernel | ||
Modules Packages Manual</link>. |
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Modules Packages Manual</link>. | |
Module Packages Manual</link>. |
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<title>Creating custom dirvers</title><!-- can be changed via merge in the assembly --> |
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<title>Creating custom dirvers</title><!-- can be changed via merge in the assembly --> | |
<title>Creating custom drivers</title><!-- can be changed via merge in the assembly --> |
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Installing third-party hardware drivers into a mission-critical environment can be a source of significant concern, from ensuring compatibility to guaranteeing support. The &suse; SolidDriver Program directly addresses these challenges by creating a standardized framework for our hardware partners. This ensures that kernel drivers are delivered in a uniform, proven, and reliable manner, giving customers the confidence to integrate the latest technology into their &sle;. |
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Installing third-party hardware drivers into a mission-critical environment can be a source of significant concern, from ensuring compatibility to guaranteeing support. The &suse; SolidDriver Program directly addresses these challenges by creating a standardized framework for our hardware partners. This ensures that kernel drivers are delivered in a uniform, proven, and reliable manner, giving customers the confidence to integrate the latest technology into their &sle;. | |
Installing third-party hardware drivers in a mission-critical environment can be a source of significant concern, from ensuring compatibility to guaranteeing support. The &suse; SolidDriver Program directly addresses these challenges by creating a standardized framework for our hardware partners. This ensures that kernel drivers are delivered in a uniform, proven, and reliable manner, giving customers the confidence to integrate the latest technology into their &sle;. |
Installing third-party hardware drivers into a mission-critical environment can be a source of significant concern, from ensuring compatibility to guaranteeing support. The &suse; SolidDriver Program directly addresses these challenges by creating a standardized framework for our hardware partners. This ensures that kernel drivers are delivered in a uniform, proven, and reliable manner, giving customers the confidence to integrate the latest technology into their &sle;. | ||
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For a detailed description of the &suse; SolidDriver Program refer to the <link |
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For a detailed description of the &suse; SolidDriver Program refer to the <link | |
For a detailed description of the &suse; SolidDriver Program, refer to the <link |
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The topic serves as a link to a SBP. |
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The topic serves as a link to a SBP. | |
The topic serves as a link to an SBP. |
PR creator: Description
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