Red Hat RedHatEnterpriseLinux5.2 released

According to foreign media reports, the open-source software vendor RedHat announced on Wednesday that it has released an upgraded version of the enterprise Linux5.2 software platform. Added virtualization, cluster, and hardware support to the new platform. DanielRiek, product manager of RedHat, said that version 5.2 is a small upgrade and we perform secondary upgrades on this platform every year. Red Hat indicates that the new enterprise Linux5.2 platform can be used in a large system, such as a storage capacity of 512 GB and 64 CPUs. Supports the NUMA architecture.

According to foreign media reports, the open-source software vendor RedHat announced on Wednesday that it has released an upgraded version of the Enterprise Linux 5.2 software platform. Added virtualization, cluster, and hardware support to the new platform.

Daniel Riek, product manager of RedHat, said that version 5.2 is a small upgrade and we perform a secondary upgrade for this platform every year.

Red Hat indicates that the new Enterprise Linux 5.2 platform can be used in a large system, such as a storage capacity of 512 GB and 64 CPUs. Supports the NUMA architecture, which is improved in terms of security, performance, and management compared with previous versions.

The upgraded version supports Intel's dynamic acceleration technology to save energy consumption when the CPU is idle. Reducing CPU clock speed provides a virtualized environment. Other hardware support includes Driver Upgrade and IBM Cell blade system certification. The desktop upgrade includes support for laptop delay/sleep and restart. The graphic driver, OpenOffice 2.3, Firefox v3, and other machine application software have been upgraded.

RedHat pointed out that the new 5.2 upgrade can be used for ordering through the company's network.

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Red Hat has announced the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5.2, the second update to its RHEL 5.x product series: "Today we released the second update to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5. as with earlier minor releases, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2 comes with a broad set of bug fixes, updated hardware support capabilities, quality improvements, and a set of new software features that have been backported from upstream open source projects to the Enterprise Linux 5 code base. red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2 enhancements are primarily focused in six areas: virtualization, laptop and desktop improvements, encryption and security, cluster and storage enhancements, networking and IPv6 enablement, servicability. "Read the press release and release notes for more details. red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2 is available to existing subscribers Red Hat Networks-either as a set of new installation media or via the usual upgrade mechanisms.