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		microtonal on July 20, 2011 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: OS X Lion Now Available in the US Mac App Store If your kernel is updated, you need to reload the kernel in some manner. Linux has kexec, but requires you to shut down services and reload the kernel nonetheless.

daeken on July 20, 2011 [–]

But you can certainly start the upgrade. You can perform the majority of it, in fact.

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