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CENTOS and cloudlinux dropplet

Posted October 30, 2013 11.6k views
Has anyone tried to install cloudlinux on a DO dropplet? If yes how do you guys achieved that? Because we're facing the following issue here... we succesfully installed cloudlinux on a centos+cpanel environment, but when we reboot the server it doesn't boot with the cloudlinux kernel and it gets stuck. If we try to reboot the dropplet from DO control panel it boots back up to the default kernel.
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kamaln7 October 31, 2013
Unfortunately we currently do not support custom kernels so you will not be able to use Cloudlinux.
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admin302479 November 2, 2013
That's weird because I have CloudLinux running even after the reboot.
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rodrigo.deguir December 28, 2013
How CloudLinux is not the solution to headaches, it is very important to how to install it.
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schun3 February 14, 2014
i installed centos 6.5 firs, then convert to cloudlinux , and install WHM/Cpanel

but it has some problem

even if the new cloudlinux kernel is installed, after you reboot, it doesn't start with cloulinux but still centos 6.5, therefore, i cannot use CageFs,,, but LVE manager seem working, but not sure if it is working properly

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schun3 February 14, 2014
actully, i never get any problem on Cloudlinux for installing in dedicated server and VMware exsi servers,

but here in digitalOcean, i got a problem. and also why, do they have different kernel that i can change around?

i try to switch to different Kernel, but after that, it doesn't boot at all....

any idea?
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kamaln7 February 14, 2014
We do not support custom kernels, therefore you cannot boot from a custom kernel such as cloudlinux.
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bj March 31, 2014
Lol this sucks.

Why are you not support custom kernel or Cloudlinux?
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info363675 June 29, 2014

No custom kernels? This is KVM - why are you blocking custom kernels?

An incredible oversight in my opinion. I’ll be moving elsewhere now and will be taking all 6 droplets with me.

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jeff247461 July 20, 2014

This would have saved my entire Friday if I know then ahead of time. I never thought this would have even been as issue.

-1 Digital Ocean :(

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digitalocean678 November 20, 2014

Digital Ocean support was recently added to CloudLinux conversion script
http://docs.cloudlinux.com/index.html?cloudlinux_on_digitalocean.html

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