bob prohaska writes:
> It recently dawned on me that I've never, ever been prompted to
> reboot my Pi3 after an upgrade, even when the system tells me it's
> unpacking a new kernel over the old one.
>
> I suppose it might be possible slip a new kernel into memory without
> disturbing userland processes, but it does not seem easy. Mac OS X
> explicitly requires rebooting after upgrade, Windows requires rebooting
> routinely 8-), is Raspbian so much more clever?
No. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ksplice can do that up to a point, but
(apparently) not on ARM.
> Or, does it just expect me to reboot after upgrading?
Yes.
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