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To upgrade an SAP kernel, you can try the following steps:
Check the current kernel: Log in to SAP and go to System - Status to check the current kernel release and patch level.
Download the new kernel: You can download the new kernel from the SAP website.
Back up the current kernel: Take a backup of the current kernel directory.
Stop SAP: Stop the SAP system and any services.
Extract the kernel archives: Extract the kernel archives.
Adjust permissions: Adjust the permissions as the root user.
Start SAP: Start the SAP system.
Check the new kernel: Verify the new kernel patch level.
You can also automate the kernel upgrade process in SAP by following these steps:
Go to the Configuration menu and select Automation.
Select SAP Kernel Upgrades in the Automations tab.
Click New on the toolbar.
Enter a name and description, and select the customer from the drop-down list.
Click Create.
Kernel upgrades can help keep the SAP system healthy
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[@shafiqshaikh1799]

We need to replace new kernel files with existing kernel in
/sapmnt/SID/exe or /sapmnt/SID/exe/uc/ Linux x86_64