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how to upgrade glibc-2.3 to glibc-2.4 safely on RHEL4?

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Default how to upgrade glibc-2.3 to glibc-2.4 safely on RHEL4?

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Can any body help me what would be the best way to upgrade the glibc-2.3 to glibc-2.4 on RHEL3/RHEL4? As we know lots of application/daemons are dependent on glibc what would happen to them If I upgrade the glibc-2.3? dont wanna loose the services to be honest.

I couldnt find the rpm for glibc-2.4 RHEL3/RHEL4. My system is not registered at RHN so cant use up2date/yum.

I remember once i did upgrade this glibc forefully and got kernel panic error. so i thought its good to get some suggestions here. I would really appreciate if any boddy can help me in this regard.

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I'm afraid, there is no easy way to upgrade core libs under RHEL / RHEL 4 without using yum / up2date.

One can compile and install all the stuff, but it is way too dangerous in production.
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I'm afraid, there is no easy way to upgrade core libs under RHEL / RHEL 4 without using yum / up2date.

One can compile and install all the stuff, but it is way too dangerous in production.

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Thanks for reply dear. My RHEL box is not registered with RHN (not licensed) so cant use yum/up2date
Any other way??
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