Reboot your system to update the kernel. cPanel CloudLinux

CloudLinux 8 Reboot your system to update the kernel.

Reboot your system to update the kernel.

 

You can fix this issue by removing baseos kernel and installing cloudlinux kernel. 

yum -y update kernel --enablerepo=cloudlinux-updates-testing

reboot

 

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