Reboot your system to update the kernel" after update and restart the server for CloudLinux OS 8.7

1. Update the kmod-lve package to the latest version:

yum update kmod-lve

2. Try to load the kmodlve module using modprobe:

modprobe kmodlve

3. The empty output is fine, you can check that the module is loaded:

lsmod | grep kmodlve

4. If the modprobe kmodlve command shows errors, try to reinstall the packages below:

yum reinstall kernel kmod-lve

5. Try to load the module using the modprobe again.

reboot

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