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The yum update fail with package kmod-lve from @System requires kernel(__find_get_block)

Steven Sublett
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Symptoms

On a CloudLinux server, the package manager fails to update packages due to what appears to be a dependency conflict involving the kmod-lve package:

CONFIG_TEXT: package kmod-lve-2.1-44.el9.x86_64 from @System requires kernel(__put_task_struct) = 0x9fc35e37, but none of the providers can be installed

Cause

CloudLinux has identified this issue as related to older versions of the kmod-lve package being installed. The recommendation is to remove all versions of the package and install only the latest one. You can find their breakdown of the error here:
CloudLinux: package kmod-lve-2.1-18.el9.x86_64 from @System requires kernel(__find_get_block)

Resolution

Remove Automatically

CloudLinux will remove the old kmod-lve packages as part of a kernel update automatically:

  1. Log in to the server via SSH or WHM's Terminal as the root user

  2. Update the kernel-related packages, which include kmod-lve:

    # yum update kernel

Remove Manually

If you need to remove the kmod-lve packages manually, you can use the following steps:

  1. Log in to the server via SSH or WHM's Terminal as the root user

  2. List the currently installed versions of the kmod-lve package:

    # rpm -qa | grep kmod-lve

  3. Remove all of the kmod-lve versions except for the latest one:

    # yum remove kmod-lve-$version

    Note: You need to replace $version with the version you wish to remove

  4. Reinstall the kernel-related packages, which include kmod-lve:

    # yum install kernel*

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