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Kernel 720 EXT (or) not

former_member201054
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Hi,

Please let me know how to identify the 720 kernel is EXT (or) not.

Thanks a ton

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Accepted Solutions (1)

former_member186066
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hi,

If you are downloading from service market place it would have "EXT" mentioned.

In case you want to check at O.S level, issue disp+work.

Regards,

Ankit

former_member186066
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Somethig like this:

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disp+work information
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kernel release                721

kernel make variant           721_EXT_REL

compiled on                   Linux GNU SLES-11 x86_64 cc4.3.4 use-pr130221 for linuxx86_64

compiled for                  64 BIT

compilation mode              UNICODE

compile time                  Feb 28 2013 09:57:46

Answers (2)

Answers (2)

former_member193518
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In ABAP, go into transaction SM51,then click the "Release Notes" button.

You can check the output contains the same as Ankit suggested above.

Regards,

Darryl

Former Member
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Hi,

Like Ankit said if you have linux or unix on os run command

./disp+work -V |more

Kernel release                721

kernel make variant           721_EXT_REL (This is extended release kernel)

./disp+work -V |more

Kernel release                721

kernel make variant           721_EXT (This is extended release kernel)

And in ABAP Darryl's method is also correct. For more information:

1553300 and 1553301

Kind Regards,

Johan