Considerations in adopting RHEL 10

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10

Key differences between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10

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This document provides an overview of changes in RHEL 10 since RHEL 9 to help you evaluate an upgrade to RHEL 10.

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Chapter 1. Key resources for evaluating an upgrade to RHEL 10
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The Considerations in adopting RHEL document provides an overview of differences between two major versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux: RHEL 9 and RHEL 10. It provides a list of changes relevant for evaluating an upgrade to RHEL 10 rather than an exhaustive list of all alterations. Review the following documents when considering the upgrade to RHEL 10:

For details regarding RHEL 10 usage, see the RHEL 10 product documentation.
For guidance regarding an in-place upgrade from RHEL 9 to RHEL 10, see Upgrading from RHEL 9 to RHEL 10.
For guidance on how to install RHEL 10, see Installing RHEL.
For information about major differences between RHEL 8 and RHEL 9, see Considerations in adopting RHEL 9.
For information about capabilities and limits of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 as compared to other versions of the system, see the Red Hat Enterprise Linux technology capabilities and limits Knowledgebase article.
For information regarding the Red Hat Enterprise Linux life cycle, see Red Hat Enterprise Linux Life Cycle.
For information about a package listing for RHEL 10, including licenses and application compatibility levels, see Package manifest.
For information about application compatibility levels, see Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10: Application Compatibility Guide.

Chapter 2. Architectures
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0 is distributed with the kernel version 6.12.0, which provides support for the following architectures at the minimum required version (stated in parentheses):

AMD and Intel 64-bit architectures (x86-64-v3)
The 64-bit ARM architecture (ARMv8.0-A)
IBM Power Systems, Little Endian (POWER9)
64-bit IBM Z (z14)

Chapter 3. Repositories
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 is distributed through two main repositories:

BaseOS
AppStream

Both repositories are required for a basic RHEL installation, and are available with all RHEL subscriptions.

Content in the BaseOS repository is intended to provide the core set of the underlying operating system functionality that provides the foundation for all installations. This content is available in the RPM format and is subject to support terms similar to those in previous releases of RHEL.

Content in the AppStream repository includes additional user-space applications, runtime languages, and databases in support of the varied workloads and use cases.

In addition, the CodeReady Linux Builder repository is available with all RHEL subscriptions. It provides additional packages for use by developers. Packages included in the CodeReady Linux Builder repository are unsupported.

For more information about RHEL 10 repositories and the packages they provide, see the Package manifest.

Chapter 4. Application Streams
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Multiple versions of user-space components are delivered as Application Streams and updated more frequently than the core operating system packages. This provides greater flexibility to customize RHEL without impacting the underlying stability of the platform or specific deployments.

Application Streams are available in the following formats:

RPM format
Software Collections
Flatpaks

Note

In previous RHEL major versions, some Application Streams were available as modules as an extension to the RPM format. In RHEL 10, Red Hat does not intend to provide any Application Streams that use modularity as the packaging technology and, therefore, no modular content is being distributed with RHEL 10.

Each Application Stream component has a given life cycle, either the same as RHEL 10 or shorter. For RHEL life cycle information, see Red Hat Enterprise Linux Life Cycle and Red Hat Enterprise Linux Application Streams Life Cycle.

RHEL 10 provides initial Application Stream versions that can be installed as RPM packages by using the dnf install command.

Note

Certain initial Application Streams in the RPM format have a shorter life cycle than Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.

Always determine what version of an Application Stream you want to install and make sure to review the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Application Stream Lifecycle first.

Content that needs rapid updating, such as alternate compilers and container tools, is available in rolling streams that will not provide alternative versions in parallel.

For information about Application Streams available in RHEL 10 and their application compatibility level, see the Package manifest. Application compatibility levels are explained in the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10: Application Compatibility Guide document.

Chapter 5. Containers
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The following chapter contains the most notable changes to containers between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

The system connections and farm information stored in the containers.conf file are now read-only

The system connections and farm information stored in the containers.conf file are now read-only. The system connections and farm information will now be stored in the podman.connections.json file, managed only by Podman. Podman continues to support the old configuration options such as [engine.service_destinations] and the [farms] section. You can still add connections or farms manually if needed; however, it is not possible to delete a connection from the containers.conf file with the podman system connection rm command.

The slirp4netns network mode is deprecated

The slirp4netns network mode is deprecated and will be removed in a future major release of RHEL. The pasta network mode is the default network mode for rootless containers.

The cgroups v1 for rootless containers is deprecated

The cgroups v1 for rootless containers is deprecated and will be removed in a future major release of RHEL. The cgroups v2 is used by default instead of cgroups v1.

The containernetworking-plugins package and the CNI network stack are no longer supported

The containernetworking-plugins package is removed, and the CNI network stack is no longer supported.

If you upgrade from the previous RHEL versions to RHEL 10.0 or if you have a fresh installation of RHEL 10.0, the CNI network backend is no longer available. Existing containers that use CNI for networking will no longer function and will need to be removed and recreated. Newly created containers will use the default netavark network backend.
If present, the cni value in the containers.conf file for the network_backend option must be changed to netavark or can be unset.

The runc container runtime has been removed

The runc container runtime is removed. The default container runtime is crun. If you upgrade from the previous RHEL versions to RHEL 10.0, you have to run the podman system migrate --new-runtime=crun command to set a new OCI runtime for all containers.

tzdata package is no longer installed by default in the minimal container images

The tzdata package is no longer installed in the registry.access.redhat.com/ubi10-minimal container image. As a consequence, if you migrate your minimal container builds from a previous RHEL release to RHEL 10.0, and you enter the microdnf reinstall tzdata command to reinstall the tzdata package, you get an error message because the tzdata package is no longer installed by default. In this case, enter the microdnf install tzdata command to install tzdata. Without the tzdata package, only the UTC timezone will be available.

composefs filesystem is available as a Technology Preview

The key technologies composefs uses are:

OverlayFS as the kernel interface
Enhanced Read-Only File System (EROFS) for a mountable metadata tree
The fs-verity feature (optional) from the lower filesystem

Key advantages of composefs:

Separation between metadata and data. composefs does not store any persistent data. The underlying metadata and data files are stored in a valid lower Linux filesystem such as ext4, xfs, and so on.
Mounting multiple composefs with a shared storage.
Data files are shared in the page cache to enable multiple container images to share their memory.
Support fs-verity validation of the content files.

Running RHEL 7 containers on a RHEL 10 host is not supported

Running RHEL 7 containers on a RHEL 10 host is not supported. For more information, see Red Hat Enterprise Linux Container Compatibility Matrix.

Changed location of the storage.conf file

Beginning with RHEL 10.0, the storage.conf configuration file is located in the /usr/share/containers directory instead of /etc/containers.

Chapter 6. Compilers and development tools
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The following chapter contains the most notable changes to compilers and development tools between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

Initial versions available in RHEL 10.0

The following system toolchain components are available with RHEL 10.0:

GCC 14.2
glibc 2.39
Annobin 12.92
binutils 2.41

The following performance tools and debuggers are available with RHEL 10.0:

GDB 14.2
Valgrind 3.24.0
SystemTap 5.2
Dyninst 12.3.0
elfutils 0.192
libabigail 2.6

The following performance monitoring tools are available with RHEL 10.0:

PCP 6.3.7
Grafana 10.2.6

The following compiler toolsets are available with RHEL 10.0:

LLVM Toolset 19.1.7
Rust Toolset 1.84.1
Go Toolset 1.23.2

RHEL 10 provides cmake in version 3.30.5

RHEL 10 is distributed with cmake version 3.30.5. For notable changes, see the upstream release notes.

RHEL 10 provides Rust Toolset in version 1.84.0

RHEL 10 is distributed with Rust Toolset in version 1.84.0. Notable enhancements since the previously available version 1.79.0 include:

The new LazyCell and LazyLock types delay the initialization until the first use. These extend the earlier OnceCell and OnceLock types with the initialization function included in each instance.
The new sort implementations in the standard library improve the runtime performance and compile times. They also try to detect cases where a comparator is not producing a total order, making that panic instead of returning unsorted data.
Precise capturing for opaque return types have been added. The new use<..> syntax specifies the generic parameters and lifetimes used in an impl Trait return type.
Many new features for const code have been added, for example:
- Floating point support
- const immediates for inline assembly
- References to statics
- Mutable reference and pointers
Many new features for unsafe code have been added, for example:
- Strict provenance APIs
- &raw pointer syntax
- Safely addressing statics
- Declaring safe items in unsafe extern blocks
The Cargo dependency resolver is now version aware. If a dependency crate specifies its minimum supported Rust version, Cargo uses this information when it resolves the dependency graph instead of using the latest semver-compatible crate version.

Compatibility notes:

The WebAssembly System Interface (WASI) target is changed from rust-std-static-wasm32-wasi to rust-std-static-wasm32-wasip1. You can select the WASI target also by using the --target wasm32-wasip1 parameter on the command line. For more information, see the Changes to Rust’s WASI targets upstream blog post.
The split panic hook and panic handler arguments core::panic::PanicInfo and std::panic::PanicInfo are now different types.
An abort on uncaught panics now requires to use the extern "C-unwind" instruction instead of extern "C" to allow unwinding across ABI boundaries.

Rust Toolset is a rolling Application Stream, and Red Hat only supports the latest version. For more information, see the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Application Streams Life Cycle document.

LLVM Toolset provided to 19.1.7

LLVM Toolset is provided inversion 19.1.7.

Notable changes of the LLVM compiler:

LLVM now uses debug records, a more efficient representation for debug information.

Notable updates of the Clang:

C++14 sized deallocation is now enabled by default.
C++17 support has been completed.
Improvements to C++20 support, especially around modules, concepts, and Class Template Argument Deduction (CTAD) have been added.
Improvements to C23, C2c, C23, and C2y support have been added.

For more information, see the LLVM release notes and Clang release notes.

Go Toolset provided in version 1.23

RHEL 10.0 provides Go Toolset in version 1.23. Notable enhancements include:

The for-range loop accepts iterator functions of the following types:
- func(func() bool)
- func(func(K) bool)
- func(func(K, V) bool)
Calls of the iterator argument function create the iteration values for the for-range loop. For reference links, see the upstream release notes.
The Go Toolchain can collect usage and breakage statistics to help the Go team to understand how the Go Toolchain is used and working. By default, Go Telemetry does not upload telemetry data and stores it only locally. For further information, see the upstream Go Telemetry documentation.
The go vet sub-command includes the stdversion analyzer which flags references to symbols that are too new for the version of Go you use in the referring file.
The cmd and cgo features support the -ldflags option to pass flags to the C linker. The go command uses this flag automatically to avoid argument list too long errors when you use a very large CGO_LDFLAGS environment variable.
The trace utility tolerates partially broken traces and attempts to recover the trace data. This is especially useful in case of crashes, because you can get the trace leading up to the crash.
The traceback printed by the runtime after an unhandled panic or other fatal error carries indentation to distinguish the stack trace of the goroutine from the first goroutine.
The compiler build time overhead of using profile-guided optimization was reduced to single-digit percentage.
The new -bindnow linker flag enables immediate function binding when building a dynamically-linked ELF binary.
The //go:linkname linker directive no longer refer to internal symbols in the standard library and the runtime that are not marked with //go:linkname on their definition.
If a program no longer refers to a Timer or Ticker, garbage collection cleans them up immediately even if their Stop method has not been called. The timer channel associated with a Timer or Ticker is now unbuffered with capacity 0. This ensures that, every time a Reset or Stop method is called, no stale values are not sent or received after the call.
The new unique package provides facilities for canonicalizing values, such as interning or hash-consing.
The new iter package provides the basic definitions to work with user-defined iterators.
The slices and maps packages introduce several new functions that work with iterators.
The new structs package provides types for struct fields that modify properties of the containing struct type, such as memory layout.
Minor changes are made in the following packages:
- archive/tar
- crypto/tls
- crypto/x509
- database/sql
- debug/elf
- encoding/binary
- go/ast
- go/types
- math/rand/v2
- net
- net/http
- net/http/httptest
- net/netips
- path/filepath
- reflect
- runtime/debug
- runtime/pprof
- runtime/trace
- slices
- sync
- sync/atomic
- syscall
- testing/fstest
- text/template
- time
- unicode/utf16

For more information, see the upstream release notes.

Go Toolset is a rolling Application Stream, and Red Hat supports only the latest version. For more information, see the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Application Streams Life Cycle document. LLVM Toolset is a rolling Application Stream, and only the latest version is supported. For more information, see the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Application Streams Life Cycle document.

GCC 14 defaults to x86-64-v3

GCC 14 in RHEL 10 defaults to the x86-64-v3 microarchitecture level. This level enables certain capabilities by default, such as the AVX and AVX2 instruction sets and the fused multiply-add (FMA) instruction set. See the related article for more details.

Warnings changed to errors impacting C code compilation in GCC 14

Starting with GCC 14, several C warnings have been elevated to errors, such as implicit int types, implicit function declarations, and using pointers as integers. This update can disrupt application builds in cases where developers have been ignoring these warnings. Developers now must address these issues for successful compilation. For more information, see Porting to GCC 14.

GCC defaults to using the IEEE128 floating point format on IBM Power Systems

In RHEL10, GCC uses the IEEE128 floating point format by default for all long double floating point numbers on IBM Power Systems instead of the earlier software-only IBM-DOUBLE-DOUBLE code. As a result, you can notice performance improvements in C or C++ code that performs computations by using long double floating point numbers.

Note that this 128-bit long double floating point ABI is incompatible with the floating point ABI used in RHEL 8 and earlier versions. Support for hardware instructions to perform IEEE128 operations is available since IBM POWER9.

nscd replaced by systemd-resolved and sssd

The nscd caching daemon has been removed from RHEL 10. The GNU C Library (glibc) continues to work with the available replacements:

If you need DNS caching, install and enable the systemd-resolved service.
If you need caching for any other name services, install and configure the sssd service.

Grafana, PCP, and grafana-pcp now use Valkey to store data

In RHEL 10, the Valkey key-value store replaces Redis. As a result, Grafana, PCP, and the grafana-pcp plug-in now use Valkey to store data instead of Redis. The PCP Redis data source in the grafana-pcp plug-in is now named PCP Valkey.

The new version of TBB is incompatible

RHEL 10 includes the Threading Building Blocks (TBB) library version 2021.11.0, which is incompatible with the versions distributed with previous releases of RHEL. You must rebuild applications that use TBB to make them run on RHEL 10.

Significant performance improvements in zlib-ng

The zlib-ng library provides substantial performance improvements and, therefore, RHEL 10 replaces the traditional zlib implementation with zlib-ng.

Result of benchmarks with zlib-ng 2.2.3 :

Decompression is 378% faster than with zlib.
Compression is 423% faster than with zlib.

Red Hat build of OpenJDK 21 is the default Java implementation in RHEL 10

The default RHEL 10 Java implementation is OpenJDK 21. Use the java-21-openjdk packages, which provide the OpenJDK 21 Java Runtime Environment and the OpenJDK 21 Java Software Development Kit. For more information, see the OpenJDK documentation.

32-bit ARM and MIPS backends are removed from llvm in RHEL 10.1

The llvm package in RHEL 10.1 removed the 32-bit ARM and MIPS backends. This change reduces build time and maintenance effort for the toolchain. If you require these backends, you should use alternative build targets or earlier package versions.

Chapter 7. Desktop
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power-profiles-daemon is replaced with tuned in gnome-control-center: gnome-control-center replaced power-profiles-daemon with tuned for its power profiles, such as Power Saver, Balanced, and Performance. You can customize the tuned profiles used by GNOME Settings to control the system’s power consumption. Tuned dynamically adjusts system parameters such as CPU frequency, display brightness, and USB auto-suspend based on the workload for effective power management and performance tuning.

Other Location functionality is enhanced from Files app

In RHEL 9, the Files application offered an Other Location option to access remote file systems and network shares without relying on locally mounted drives.

In RHEL 10, the Files application is updated. You can now access network shares from the Network option, and mass storage devices from the Devices section in the sidebar.

Chapter 8. Dynamic programming languages, web servers, database servers
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The following chapter contains the most notable changes to dynamic programming languages, web servers, and database servers between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

Initial versions available in RHEL 10

RHEL 10.0 provides the following dynamic programming languages:

Python 3.12
Ruby 3.3
Node.js 22
Perl 5.40
PHP 8.3

RHEL 10.0 includes the following version control systems:

Git 2.47
Subversion 1.14

The following web servers are distributed with RHEL 10.0:

Apache HTTP Server 2.4.63
nginx 1.26

The following proxy caching servers are available:

Varnish Cache 7.6
Squid 6.10

RHEL 10.0 offers the following database servers:

MariaDB 10.11
MySQL 8.4
PostgreSQL 16
Valkey 8.0

RHEL 10 provides the MariaDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL services as RPM packages instead of modules

In previous RHEL versions, Red Hat used module streams to provide multiple versions of MariaDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL in parallel. RHEL 10 provides the MariaDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL services as RPM and alternative streams will also be provided as RPM packages instead of modules. The new concept incorporates the stream version into the package name, for example postgresql16. If Red Hat adds a new stream of MariaDB, MySQL, or PostgreSQL in a future RHEL version, you can then also install them also by using the package name.

For further details, see The new era of packaging parallel database streams in RHEL 10.

libdb has been removed

RHEL 8 and RHEL 9 provide Berkeley DB (libdb) version 5.3.28, which is distributed under the LGPLv2 license. The upstream Berkeley DB version 6 is available under the AGPLv3 license, which is more restrictive. Therefore, the libdb package is not available in RHEL 10. Users of libdb are advised to migrate to a different key-value database. For more information, see the following Red Hat Knowledgebase articles:

Therefore, the libdb package is not available in RHEL 10. Users of libdb are advised to migrate to a different key-value database. For more information, see the Knowledgebase article Available replacements for the deprecated Berkeley DB (libdb) in RHEL.

Session extension is now available in SQLite

RHEL 10 enables session extension in SQLite. With this feature, you can now work in sets of changes that can later be applied to different databases. Additionally, you can revert all changes in the set at once.

Chapter 9. Edge
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The following chapter contains the most notable changes to RHEL Edge between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

RHEL for Edge now uses image mode for RHEL to create edge artifacts: Starting from RHEL 10, RHEL for Edge on RHEL 10 supports using image mode to build images, instead of using RHEL image builder.
You can now deploy image mode for RHEL systems by using FDO: Support for deploying an image mode for RHEL systems by using FDO the FIDO Device Onboarding (FDO) process to deliver the configuration to this system is now available.
The Ignition is no longer fully supported for RHEL for Edge images created with image mode for RHEL: The Ignition tool, used to inject the user configuration into the Simplified Installer, AMI, and VMDK RHEL for Edge images types at the early stage of the boot process, has been removed and has no replacement.
Migrating RHEL for Edge 9 systems image mode in RHEL 10 requires rebuilding the initramfs directories: RHEL for Edge systems using RHEL 9 that were installed by using a simplified-installer or a raw disk image have their root disk encrypted with LUKS that uses a null cipher. When migrating these systems to using image mode in RHEL 10, you must include specific clevis packages in the container image and regenerate the initramfs directories as part of the container image build process.

Chapter 10. File systems and storage
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The following chapters contain the most notable changes to file systems and storage between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

Support for GFS2 file systems has been removed

The Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Resilient Storage Add-On will no longer be supported starting with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10. This includes the GFS2 file system, which is also no longer supported. The RHEL Resilient Storage Add-On will continue to be supported with earlier versions of RHEL (7, 8, 9) and throughout their respective maintenance support lifecycles.

The dm-vdo module has been added to the kernel

With this update, the kmod-kvdo module has been replaced with the dm-vdo module in the RHEL 10 kernel. In addition, the Virtual Data Optimizer (VDO) sysfs parameters have been removed.

The VDO sysfs parameters have been removed

The Virtual Data Optimizer (VDO) sysfs parameters have been removed. Except for log_level, all module-level sysfs parameters for the kvdo module are removed. For individual dm-vdo targets, all sysfs parameters specific to VDO are also removed. There is no change for the parameters that are common to all DM targets. Configuration values for dm-vdo targets that are currently set by updating the removed module-level parameters, can no longer be changed.

Statistics and configuration values for dm-vdo targets are no longer be accessible through sysfs. But these values are still accessible by using dmsetup message stats, dmsetup status, and dmsetup table dmsetup commands.

The md-faulty and md-multipath modules have been removed

In RHEL 10, the md-faulty and md-multipath MD RAID kernel modules are no longer available.

The nvme_core.multipath parameter has been removed

In RHEL 10, the use of DM multipath with NVMe devices over RDMA and FC is no longer supported. As a consequence, the nvme_core.multipath parameter has been removed, the native NVMe multipath is enabled by default, and it can no longer be disabled. Bug fixes and support for using DM multipath with NVMe devices over RDMA and FC are provided only through the end of the RHEL 9 lifecycle. Note that DM multipath was never supported with NVMe over TCP in any version of RHEL.

Support for the deprecated XFS V4 on-disk format is removed

Support for the XFS V4 on-disk format has been removed in RHEL 10 due to lack of Y2038 timestamp support, security weaknesses, and upstream deprecation and planned removal. The newer V5 on-disk format has been mkfs.xfs by default since early RHEL 7.3.

XFS file systems created before this version cannot be mounted on RHEL 10 systems. To continue using data stored on older V4 format XFS file systems, back up the data on the old file system, use mkfs.xfs to create a new V5 file system, and restore the backed up data.

Chapter 11. Hardware enablement
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The following chapters contain the most notable changes to hardware enablement between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

11.1. Unmaintained hardware support
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The following devices (drivers, adapters) are available but are no longer tested or updated on a routine basis in RHEL 10. Red Hat may fix serious bugs, including security bugs, at its discretion. These devices should no longer be used in production, and it is possible they will be disabled in the next major release.

PCI device IDs are in the format of vendor:device:subvendor:subdevice. If no device ID is listed, all devices associated with the corresponding driver are unmaintained. To check the PCI IDs of the hardware on your system, run the lspci -nn command.

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Table 11.1. Unmaintained hardware support
Device ID	Driver	Device description
	aacraid	Dell PERC2, 2/Si, 3/Si, 3/Di, Adaptec Advanced Raid Products, HP NetRAID-4M, IBM ServeRAID & ICP SCSI driver
	af_key	PF_KEY sockets
	ahci_seattle	Seattle AHCI SATA platform driver
	ahci_xgene	APM X-Gene AHCI SATA driver
	arp_tables	ARP tables support
0x10df:0xe220	be2net	Emulex Corporation: OneConnect NIC (Lancer)
	bnx2
	bnx2fc	QLogic FCoE Driver
	bnx2i	QLogic NetXtreme II BCM5706/5708/5709/57710/57711/57712/57800/57810/57840 iSCSI Driver
	bnx2x	QLogic BCM57710/57711/57711E/57712/57712_MF/57800/57800_MF/57810/57810_MF/57840/57840_MF Driver
	cnic	QLogic cnic Driver
	dl2k
	ebtables	Ethernet Bridge tables (ebtables) support
	e1000	Intel® PRO/1000 Network Driver
	hdlc_fr
	hisi_sas_main	HISILICON SAS controller driver
	hpsa	Driver for HP Smart Array Controller
	ip_set	IP set support
	ip_tables	IP tables support (required for filtering/masq/NAT)
	ip6_tables	IP6 tables support (required for filtering)
0x10df:0x0724	lpfc	Emulex Corporation: OneConnect FCoE Initiator (Skyhawk)
0x10df:0xe200	lpfc	Emulex Corporation: LPe15000/LPe16000 Series 8Gb/16Gb Fibre Channel Adapter
0x10df:0xf011	lpfc	Emulex Corporation: Saturn: LightPulse Fibre Channel Host Adapter
0x10df:0xf015	lpfc	Emulex Corporation: Saturn: LightPulse Fibre Channel Host Adapter
0x10df:0xf100	lpfc	Emulex Corporation: LPe12000 Series 8Gb Fibre Channel Adapter
0x10df:0xfc40	lpfc	Emulex Corporation: Saturn-X: LightPulse Fibre Channel Host Adapter
0x1000:0x005b	megaraid_sas	Broadcom / LSI: MegaRAID SAS 2208 [Thunderbolt]
0x1000:0x0071	megaraid_sas	Broadcom / LSI: MR SAS HBA 2004
0x1000:0x0073	megaraid_sas	Broadcom / LSI: MegaRAID SAS 2008 [Falcon]
0x1000:0x0079	megaraid_sas	Broadcom / LSI: MegaRAID SAS 2108 [Liberator]
	mptbase	Fusion MPT base driver
	mptsas
0x1000:0x006E	mpt3sas	Broadcom / LSI: SAS2308 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2
0x1000:0x0080	mpt3sas	Broadcom / LSI: SAS2208 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2
0x1000:0x0081	mpt3sas	Broadcom / LSI: SAS2208 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2
0x1000:0x0082	mpt3sas	Broadcom / LSI: SAS2208 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2
0x1000:0x0083	mpt3sas	Broadcom / LSI: SAS2208 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2
0x1000:0x0084	mpt3sas	Broadcom / LSI: SAS2208 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2
0x1000:0x0085	mpt3sas	Broadcom / LSI: SAS2208 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2
0x1000:0x0086	mpt3sas	Broadcom / LSI: SAS2308 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2
0x1000:0x0087	mpt3sas	Broadcom / LSI: SAS2308 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2
	mptscsih	Fusion MPT SCSI Host driver
	mptspi	Fusion MPT SPI Host driver
	myri10ge	Myricom 10G driver (10GbE)
	netxen_nic	QLogic/NetXen (1/10) GbE Intelligent Ethernet Driver
	nft_compat	Netfilter x_tables over nf_tables module
	nicpf
	nicvf
	nvmet_fc
	nvmet_tcp
0x1077:0x2031	qla2xxx	QLogic Corp.: ISP8324-based 16Gb Fibre Channel to PCI Express Adapter
0x1077:0x2532	qla2xxx	QLogic Corp.: ISP2532-based 8Gb Fibre Channel to PCI Express HBA
0x1077:0x8031	qla2xxx	QLogic Corp.: 8300 Series 10GbE Converged Network Adapter (FCoE)
0x1924:0x0803	sfc	Solarflare Communications: SFC9020 10G Ethernet Controller
0x1924:0x0813	sfc	Solarflare Communications: SFL9021 10GBASE-T Ethernet Controller
	team	Ethernet team driver support

11.2. Removed hardware support
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The following devices (drivers, adapters) have been removed from RHEL 10.

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Table 11.2. Removed hardware support
Device ID	Driver	Device description
	firewire_core
	mlx4
	nfp	Netronome NFP driver
	qla3xxx	QLogic ISP3XXX Network Driver
	qla4xxx	QLogic ISP4XXX and ISP82XX iSCSI Host Adapter
	rdma_rxe
	usnic_verbs	Cisco VIC (usNIC) Verbs Driver

Chapter 12. High availability and clusters
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The following chapter contains the most notable changes to high availability and clusters between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

Support for the RHEL Resilient Storage Add-On has been removed

The Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Resilient Storage Add-On will no longer be supported starting with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 and any subsequent releases after RHEL 10. The RHEL Resilient Storage Add-On will continue to be supported with earlier versions of RHEL (7, 8, 9) and throughout their respective maintenance support lifecycles.

pcsd Web UI no longer available as a standalone user interface

The pcsd Web UI is now available as the HA Cluster Management RHEL web console add-on when the cockpit-ha-cluster package is installed. It is no longer operated as a standalone interface.

Removed functionality for the Red Hat High Availability Add-On

The following Red Hat High Availability Add-On features are no longer supported in RHEL 10.

RKT containers in bundles. Docker and Podman containers are still supported.
The upstart and nagios resource classes.
Location constraints with multiple top-level rules. Only one rule per constraint is allowed. The pcs constraint rule add, pcs constraint rule delete and the pcs constraint rule remove commands have been removed. If you have configured constraints with multiple rules, run the pcs cluster cib-upgrade command to update to the latest CIB schema. During the update, Pacemaker creates a constraint for each rule, so that there will be only one rule in each constraint.
The monthdays, moon, weekdays, weekyears, and yearsdays duration options for Pacemaker rules.
Using spaces in dates in location constraint rules.
Delimiting stonith devices with a comma in pcs stonith level add | clear | delete | remove commands.
Ambiguous syntax of the pcs stonith level clear | delete | remove command. The commnd has been clarified to distinguish a target from a stonith device.
The legacy role names of master and slave are no longer accepted by the pcs command-line interface. Use Promoted, Unpromoted, --promoted, promotable, and promoted-max instead.
Using stonith resources in pcs resource commands and resources in pcs stonith commands, as well as --brief, --no-strict,--safe and --simulate flags of the pcs stonith disable command
Ability to create a stonith resource in a group with the pcs stonith create command
The stonith.create_in_group command from API v1 and v2
The pcs cluster pcsd-status command. Use the pcs status pcsd or pcs pcsd status command.
The pcs cluster certkey command. Use the pcs pcsd certkey command.
The pcs resource | stonith [op] defaults <name>=<value>… command. Use the pcs resource | stonith [op] defaults update command.
The pcs acl show command. Use the pcs acl config command.
The pcs alert show command. Use the pcs alert config command.
The pcs constraint [location | colocation | order | ticket] show | list commands. Use the pcs constraint [location | colocation | order | ticket] config command.
The pcs property show and the pcs property list commands. Use the pcs property config command.
The pcs tag list command. Use the pcs tag config command.
The --autodelete flag of the pcs resource move command.

Removed and updated Pacemaker CIB elements

The following configuration components of the Pacemaker CIB have been removed or modified in RHEL 10. When you upgrade to RHEL 10, these components are automatically removed, modified, or replaced as described. Before you upgrade, ensure that the Pacemaker CIB has a supported value for the validate-with attribute. Although you should not edit the cluster configuration file directly, you can view the raw cluster configuration with the pcs cluster cib command.

An upgrade modifies the following CIB components:

The validate-with attribute of the cib element, which is set to pacemaker-4.0
The stonith-action cluster property, which is set to off if it was previously set to poweroff
Legacy promotable clone (master) resources, which are changed to standard promotable clones by changing the master xml element to the clone xml element and by setting the promotable meta attribute
Location constraints with more than one top-level rule, which are converted to separate location constraints for each top-level rule

An upgrade renames the following components:

The crmd-finalization-timeout cluster property, which is renamed to join-finalization-timeout
The crmd-integration-timeout cluster property, which is renamed to join-integration-timeout
The crmd-transition-delay cluster property, which is renamed to transition-delay

An upgrade removes the following components from the CIB:

nagios-class and upstart-class resources
bundle resources based on an rkt container.
The restart-type resource meta-attribute
The can_fail operation meta-attribute
The role_after_failure operation meta-attribute
moon attributes in date_spec elements of rules
The remove-after-stop cluster property.
Ping nodes, which are changed to cluster member nodes with all resources banned and probes disabled
NVpairs without a value attribute
Duplicate NVpairs with a given name within an NVset, for which only the first NVpair is kept

An upgrade changes the following default values:

An action configured as a fence device parameter is now ignored rather than treated as a default fencing action.
The concurrent-fencing cluster option now defaults to true and is deprecated.
The globally-unique clone option now defaults to true when clone-node-max is greater than 1.

An upgrade removes lifetime elements, and modifies the CIB as follows:

lifetime elements in a location constraint are removed.
- If the lifetime element in a location constraint has no top-level rules, the lifetime-based rule becomes the constraint’s top-level rule.
- If the lifetime element in a location constraint has multiple top-level rules, they are nested inside a single or rule.
- If the lifetime element in a location constraint has a single top-level rule, a new and top-level constraint rule is added that contains the existing top-level constraint rule and the lifetime-based rule.
lifetime elements in a colocation or order constraint are removed. If any rules contained in the colocation or order constraint are referenced elsewhere, they are put in a new location constraint that does not apply to any resources. They are put in a location constraint since a rule in a lifetime element may contain a node attribute expression, which is now allowed only within a location constraint rule.
Following an upgrade, invalid fencing levels display a warning when the CIB is loaded.

Chapter 13. Identity Management
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The following chapters contain the most notable changes to Identity Management (IdM) between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

DNS over TLS (DoT) in IdM deployments is available as a Technology Preview

Encrypted DNS using DNS over TLS (DoT) is available as a Technology Preview in Identity Management (IdM) deployments in RHEL 10. You can encrypt all DNS queries and responses between DNS clients and IdM DNS servers.

To start using this functionality, install the ipa-server-encrypted-dns package on IdM servers and replicas, and the ipa-client-encrypted-dns package on IdM clients. Administrators can enable DoT during the installation using the --dns-over-tls option.

IdM configures Unbound as a local caching resolver and BIND to receive DoT requests. This functionality is available through the command-line interface (CLI) and non-interactive installations of IdM.

The following options were added to installation utilities for IdM servers, replicas, clients, and the integrated DNS service:

--dot-forwarder to specify an upstream DoT-enabled DNS server.
--dns-over-tls-key and --dns-over-tls-cert to configure DoT certificates.
--dns-policy to set a DNS security policy to either allow fallback to unencrypted DNS or enforce strict DoT usage.

By default, IdM uses the relaxed DNS policy, which allows fallback to unencrypted DNS. You can enforce encrypted-only communication by using the new --dns-policy option with the enforced setting.

You can also enable DoT on an existing IdM deployment by reconfiguring the integrated DNS service using ipa-dns-install with the new DoT options.

Encrypted DNS with DoT is available in ansible-freeipa installations of IdM as a Technology Preview

You can use Ansible to ensure that all DNS queries and responses between DNS clients and Identity Management (IdM) DNS servers are encrypted. Encrypted DNS using DNS over TLS (DoT) has been available as a Technology Preview in IdM deployments since RHEL 10. In RHEL 10.1, the functionality is available as a Technology Preview in the freeipa.ansible_freeipa collection.

To enable DoT during a deployment of IdM by using ansible-freeipa use the following options:

ipaserver_dns_over_tls with the freeipa.ansible_freeipa.ipaserver role for a new server.
ipareplica_dns_over_tls with the freeipa.ansible_freeipa.ipareplica role for a replica.
dot_forwarder to specify an upstream DoT-enabled DNS server.
dns_over_tls_key and dns_over_tls_cert to configure DoT certificates.

Additionally, you can set the dns_policy variable to enforce DoT-only communication, overriding the default behavior that allows fallback to unencrypted DNS.

Compatibility between the ansible-freeipa RPM and RH AAH collections

Starting with RHEL 10.1, the freeipa.ansible_freeipa collection that the ansible-freeipa RPM package provides is now compatible with the namespace and name of the redhat.rhel_idm collection provided by Red Hat Ansible Automation Hub (RH AAH). If you have installed the RPM package, you can now run playbooks that reference the AAH roles and modules. Note that internally, the namespace and names from the RPM package are used.

Support for dynamic DoT updates in SSSD

SSSD now supports performing all dynamic DNS (dyndns) queries using DNS-over-TLS (DoT). You can securely update DNS records when IP addresses change, such as Identity Management (IdM) and Active Directory servers. To enable this functionality, you must install the nsupdate tool from the bind9.18-utils package.

You can use the following new options in the sssd.conf file to enable DoT and configure custom certificates for secure DNS updates:

dyndns_dns_over_tls
dyndns_tls_ca_cert
dyndns_tls_cert
dyndns_tls_key

For more details about these options, see the sssd-ad(5) and sssd-ad(5) man pages on your system.

IdM-to-IdM migration is fully supported in IdM

IdM-to-IdM migration, previously available as a Technology Preview, is fully supported in RHEL 10.1. You can use the ipa-migrate command to migrate all IdM-specific data, such as SUDO rules, HBAC, DNA ranges, hosts, services, and more, from one IdM server to another. This can be useful, for example, when moving IdM from a development or staging environment into a production environment.

ansible-freeipa now uses the Ansible collection format

In RHEL 10, the ansible-freeipa rpm installs the freeipa.ansible_freeipa collection only.

To use the new collection, add the freeipa.ansible_freeipa prefix to the names of roles and modules. Use the fully-qualified names to follow Ansible recommendations. For example, to refer to the ipahbacrule module, use freeipa.ansible_freeipa.ipahbacrule.

You can simplify the use of modules that are part of the freeipa.ansible_freeipa collection by applying module_defaults.

HSM is now fully supported in IdM

Hardware Security Modules (HSM) are now fully supported in Identity Management (IdM). You can store your key pairs and certificates for your IdM Cerificate Authority (CA) and Key Recovery Authority (KRA) on an HSM. This adds physical security to the private key material.

IdM relies on the networking features of the HSM to share the keys between machines to create replicas. The HSM provides additional security without visibly affecting most IPA operations. When using low-level tooling the certificates and keys are handled differently but this is seamless for most users.

Note

Migration of an existing CA or KRA to an HSM-based setup is not supported. You need to reinstall the CA or KRA with keys on the HSM.

You need the following:

A supported HSM
The HSM Public-Key Cryptography Standard (PKCS) #11 library
An available slot, token, and the token password

To install a CA or KRA with keys stored on an HSM, you must specify the token name and the path to the PKCS#11 library. For example:

ipa-server-install -r EXAMPLE.TEST -U --setup-dns --allow-zone-overlap --no-forwarders -N --auto-reverse --random-serial-numbers --token-name=HSM-TOKEN --token-library-path=/opt/nfast/toolkits/pkcs11/libcknfast.so --setup-kra

ipa-server-install -r EXAMPLE.TEST -U --setup-dns --allow-zone-overlap --no-forwarders -N --auto-reverse --random-serial-numbers --token-name=HSM-TOKEN --token-library-path=/opt/nfast/toolkits/pkcs11/libcknfast.so --setup-kra

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Automated removal of expired certificates is enabled by default

In RHEL 10, automated removal of expired certificates is now enabled by default in IdM on new replicas. A prerequisite for this is the generation of random serial numbers for certificates using RSNv3, which is now also enabled by default.

As a result, certificates are now created with random serial numbers and are removed automatically when expired, after a default retention period of 30 days after expiry.

The pam_console module has been removed

The pam_console module has been removed from RHEL 10. The pam_console module granted file permissions and authentication capabilities to users logged in at the physical console or terminals, and adjusted these privileges based on console login status and user presence. As an alternative to pam_console, you can use the systemd-logind system service instead. For configuration details, see the logind.conf(5) man page.

The libsss_simpleifp subpackage has been removed

The libsss_simpleifp subpackage that provided the libsss_simpleifp.so library was deprecated in RHEL 9. The libsss_simpleifp subpackage has been removed in RHEL 10.

The enumeration feature has been removed for AD and IdM providers

Support for the enumeration feature, which enabled you to list all users or groups using getent passwd/group for AD and IdM providers, was deprecated in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9. The enumeration feature has been removed in RHEL 10.

The NIS server emulator has been removed

RHEL IdM does not provide the NIS functionality anymore.

The RSA PKINIT method has been removed

The private key-based RSA method is no longer supported in the MIT Kerberos. It has been removed for security reasons, especially for its vulnerability to the Marvin attack. As a result, the -X flag_RSA_PROTOCOL parameter of the kinit commands has no effect anymore. The Diffie-Hellman key agreement method is used as the default PKINIT mechanism.

The 389-ds-base package now creates only LMDB instances

Previously, Directory Server created instances with Berkeley Database (BDB). However, the libdb library that implements the BDB version used by 389-ds-base is no longer available in RHEL 10.

Starting with RHEL 10, the 389-ds-base package uses the Lightning Memory-Mapped Database (LMDB) as the database type by default. This change impacts the following areas:

The migration procedure
The database configuration parameters
The database tuning
Monitoring and log files

LMDB introduces the following configuration parameters that are stored under the new cn=mdb,cn=config,cn=ldbm database,cn=plugins,cn=config configuration entry:

nsslapd-mdb-max-size sets the database maximum size in bytes.
Important
Make sure that nsslapd-mdb-max-size is high enough to store all intended data. However, the parameter size must not be too high to impact the performance because the database file is memory-mapped.
nsslapd-mdb-max-readers sets the maximum number of read operations that can be opened at the same time. Directory Server autotunes this setting.
nsslapd-mdb-max-dbs sets the maximum number of named database instances that can be included within the memory-mapped database file.

Along with the new LMDB settings, you can still use the nsslapd-db-home-directory database configuration parameter.

The BDB instances are no longer supported in Directory Server. Therefore, migrate all instances to LMDB.

nsslapd-subtree-rename-switch is removed from 389-ds-base

Before this update, you could configure Directory Server to prevent moving entries between sub-trees in a database. Because of the stability issues, this feature is removed. Consequently, the nsslapd-subtree-rename-switch parameter no longer exists.

As a result, you can no longer deactivate moving the entries between sub-trees. As an alternative, you can deactivate moving the entries by creating an access control instruction (ACI).

authselect is now required by PAM and cannot be uninstalled

In RHEL 10, authselect-libs package now owns /etc/nsswitch.conf and selected PAM configuration, including system-auth, password-auth, smartcard-auth, fingerprint-auth, and postlogin in /etc/pam.d/. Ownership of these files has been transferred to authselect-libs package, with /etc/nsswitch.conf previously owned by the glibc package and the PAM configuration files previously owned by the pam package. Since authselect is required by the pam package, it cannot be uninstalled.

For system upgrades from previous RHEL versions:

If an authselect configuration already exists, authselect apply-changes automatically updates the configuration to the latest version. If there was no previous authselect configuration on your system, no changes are made.
On systems managed by authselect, any non-authselect configurations are now forcefully overwritten without a prompt during the next authselect call. The --force option is no longer required.

If you require a special configuration, create a custom authselect profile. Note that you must manually update custom profiles to keep them up to date with your system.

You can opt-out from using authselect:

authselect opt-out

# authselect opt-out

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The SSSD files provider has been removed

The SSSD files provider has been removed from RHEL 10.0. Previously, the SSSD files provider was responsible for smart card authentication and session recording for local users. As a replacement, you can configure the SSSD proxy provider.

Local profile is the new default authselect profile

Due to the removal of the SSSD files provider in RHEL 10.0, a new authselect local profile has been introduced to handle local user management without relying on SSSD. The local profile replaces the previous minimal profile and becomes the default authselect profile for new installations instead of the sssd profile.

During upgrades, the authselect utility automatically migrates existing configurations from minimal to local profile.

Additionally, the sssd authselect profile has been updated to remove the with-files-domain and with-files-access-provider options and it no longer handles local user accounts directly via these options. If you relied on these options, you must update your SSSD configuration to use proxy provider instead of files provider.

The sssd profile now supports the --with-tlog option, which enables session recording for users managed by SSSD.

The dnssec-enable: no; option has been removed

The dnssec-enable: no; option in the /etc/named/ipa-options-ext.conf file has been removed in RHEL 10.0. DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) are enabled by default and cannot be disabled. The dnssec-validation: no; option still continues to be available.

The reconnection_retries option has been removed

The reconnection_retries option has been removed from the sssd.conf file in SSSD in RHEL 10.0. Because SSSD switched to a new architecture using internal IPC between SSSD processes and responders no longer connect to the backend, the reconnection_retries option is no longer used.

The new SSSD option ldap_read_rootdse to control RootDSE reads

As of RHEL 10.1, SSSD provides a new option, ldap_read_rootdse, to control how SSSD reads Root Directory Service Entry (RootDSE) from the LDAP server. By default, SSSD attempts to read the RootDSE anonymously before the user authenticates. However, this default behavior might conflict with strict security policies that typically restrict all anonymous binds to the LDAP server.

To manage this behavior, you can configure the ldap_read_rootdse option to authenticated to instruct SSSD to read the RootDSE only after a successful user authentication, or set it to never to completely prevent SSSD from attempting the read.

Improved smart card authentication for environments with multiple PKCS#11 tokens

In RHEL 10.1, SSSD smart card authentication has been enhanced to handle authentication in environments that have multiple PKCS#11 tokens inserted simultaneously. This improves authentication, especially in STIG compliant environments that require multiple user accounts, each with distinct privileges and often tied to a separate PKI token.

Previously, SSSD might fail to authenticate if the first checked token did not contain a matching certificate, because SSSD did not continue searching for the appropriate certificate on other available tokens. With this update, SSSD scans all inserted PKCS#11 tokens for a matching authentication certificate, so that users can authenticate successfully.

Adding a RHEL 10 replica in FIPS mode to an IdM deployment with a SHA-1 master key fails

The default Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 10 FIPS cryptographic policy, which complies with FIPS 140-3, does not allow the use of the AES HMAC-SHA1 encryption type’s key derivation function.

This constraint prevents adding a RHEL 10 Identity Management (IdM) replica in FIPS mode to an existing IdM environment that uses a SHA-1-based Kerberos master key. While RHEL 9 and RHEL 10 both use AES HMAC-SHA2 by default, an IdM deployment might still use a SHA-1 master key if it was originally initialized on RHEL 8.6 or earlier.

Note

There is ongoing work to provide a procedure to upgrade an existing IdM Kerberos master key from SHA-1 to SHA-2. This will enable FIPS 140-3 compliance for deployments currently using SHA-1.

Limited support for FreeRADIUS

In RHEL 10, the following external authentication modules are not supported as part of the FreeRADIUS offering:

The MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQlite, and unixODBC database connectors
The Perl language module
The REST API module

Note

The PAM authentication module and the other authentication modules in the base package remain available and fully supported.

You can find replacements for the removed modules in community-supported packages, for example in the Fedora project.

In addition, support for the freeradius package is now limited to the following use cases:

Using FreeRADIUS as an authentication provider with Identity Management (IdM) as the backend authentication source. FreeRADIUS performs authentication through the krb5 and LDAP authentication packages or through PAM authentication in the main FreeRADIUS package.
Using FreeRADIUS as a source of truth for authentication in IdM, through the Python 3 authentication package.

In contrast to these removals, Red Hat is enhancing its support for the following external authentication modules with FreeRADIUS:

Authentication based on krb5 and LDAP
Python 3 authentication

The focus on these integration options is in close alignment with the strategic direction of Red Hat IdM.

Chapter 14. Infrastructure services
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The following chapter contains the most notable changes to infrastructure services between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

The Kea DHCP server replaces ISC DHCP

Kea is a new Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server solution in RHEL. Kea DHCP is an implementation from Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) that includes fully functional DHCPv4, DHCPv6, and Dynamic DNS servers. The Kea DHCP server has the following advantages:

It is an extensible server solution with module hooks.
It allows re-configuration through the REST API.
It has a design that allows separation of data (leases) and execution environment.

tuned-ppd, Valkey, libcpuid and dnsconfd packages are now available

The following packages are included in Red Hat Enterprise Linux:

tuned-ppd : The tune-ppd is a replacement of drop-in power-profiles-daemon which uses TuneD as a backend.
Valkey : This package replaces redis and provides the same features as it.
libcpuid : This package has been added for accurate CPU model identification in TuneD.
dnsconfd : dnsconfd is a local DNS cache configuration daemon. The newly configured daemon provides an easy way to set up DNS caching, split DNS, DNS over TLS, and other DNS features.

Significant changes in the package set for infrastructure services

The following packages are no longer included in Red Hat Enterprise Linux:

sendmail : Red Hat recommends migrating to the postfix mail daemon, which is supported.
redis : Red Hat recommends migrating to the valkey package.
dhcp : Red Hat recommends migrating to available alternatives such as dhcpcd and ISC Kea.
mod_security: The mod_security directive is now available in the EPEL repository .
spamassassin : The Spamassassin mail filter is now available in EPEL repository instead of standard RHEL repository as it depends on libdb (Berkeley DB) library which is not available due to licensing issues.
xsane : The API is not yet ported to Gtk3.

The following packages have been renamed:

gpsd : It was previously included as gpsd-minimal.

Changes in the httpd package

In RHEL 10.0, the httpd package includes the following changes that affect the httpd daemon usage and deployment:

The mod_authnz_fcgi package is now loaded by default. You can use this module with FastCGI-based authorizer applications to authenticate. For more information, see FastCGI authorizer applications.
The httpd.service unit file now applies a number of security hardening settings by default. For example, the ProtectHome=read-only setting is now applied by default. It mounts the /home filesystem read-only for the httpd service. For the full list of hardening settings , see the /usr/lib/systemd/system/httpd.service file.
The support for OpenSSL ENGINE has been removed. You must no longer use the SSLCryptoDevice configuration directive.
Note
PKCS#11 URIs are still supported via the OpenSSL pkcs11-provider package.
Support for the Berkeley DB databases has been removed since Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9. Modules, such as mod_authz_dbm, now use the LMDB database type by default. As an alternative, you can also use the SDBM database type.

Changes in the nginx package image mode

By default, the /usr/share/nginx/html is the configured document root directory for the nginx daemon. /usr/share/nginx/html does not have write access in RHEL image mode. You can configure an alternative document root directory by adding a drop-in configuration file in the /etc/nginx/default.d directory while building image mode containers .

The BDB backend is no longer available in Postfix

RHEL 10 no longer provides the Berkeley DB (BDB) libraries and, therefore, the new default backend in Postfix is the Lightning Memory-Mapped Database (LMDB).

If you use BDB in Postfix on RHEL 9 and plan to upgrade to RHEL 10, you must convert the databases. For details, see Postfix fails with unsupported dictionary type: hash after upgrading to RHEL 10.

Chapter 15. Installer and image creation
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The following chapters contain the most notable changes to installer and image creation between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

15.1. Graphical User Interface
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Redesigned the Time & Date spoke in the Installer GUI

The Time and Date spoke of the installer UI is now completely redesigned and does not have a map to select the timezone. For more information, see the installation documentation.

The initial-setup package now has been removed

The initial-setup package has been removed in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10. As a replacement, use gnome-initial-setup for the graphical user interface.

For new storage devices, the LUKS2 version is used by default

By default, all the new storage devices are now encrypted with the LUKS2 version. No changes are made to the existing devices' LUKS version. You can use the Kickstart method to select different LUKS versions.

Adding additional repositories from GUI is now removed

Previously, when configuring the installation source, you were able to configure the additional repositories for the package installation. Starting RHEL 10, this support has been removed. However, you can use the Kickstart installation method or the inst.addrepo boot option if you want to specify additional repositories.

Anaconda built-in help has been removed

The built-in documentation from spokes and hubs of all Anaconda user interfaces, which was available during Anaconda installation, has been removed. For more information, see the official RHEL documentation.

New users created in Anaconda are administrators by default

Previously, while creating new users from the installer, the Make this user administrator option in graphical installation was deselected. Starting RHEL 10, this option is selected by default. As a result, the newly created users will have administrative privileges by default. You can deselect this option to remove the administrative privileges of the new users, if required.

Removed automatic bug reporting system from Anaconda

The installer no longer supports reporting problems to the Red Hat issue tracking system automatically. You can collect the installation logs and report problems manually, as described in the troubleshooting section.

Capturing screenshots from the Anaconda GUI with a global hot key is removed

Previously, you could capture screenshots of the Anaconda GUI by using a global hot key. This meant that users could extract the screenshots manually from the installation environment for any further usage. This functionality has been removed.

Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) replaces VNC for graphical remote access

The protocol for graphical remote access has been changed from VNC to remote desktop protocol (RDP). RDP offers a reliable and encrypted connection, overcoming the limitations of VNC, which lacked encryption support and enforced password length restrictions. As part of this change, the following new kernel options have been introduced:

inst.rdp
inst.rdp.password
inst.rdp.username

Removed NVDIMM reconfiguration support during the installation process

The support for reconfiguring NVDIMM devices during the Kickstart and GUI installation has been removed in RHEL 10. However, you can still use the NVDIMM devices in the sector mode in the installation program.

Removed inst.nompath, dmraid and nodmraid boot options

The inst.nompath, dmraid and nodmraid boot options have been removed now and are no longer available for use.

The inst.gpt boot option is now deprecated

The inst.gpt boot option is now deprecated and will be removed in the future major RHEL release. To specify a preferred disk label type, use the inst.disklabel boot option. To create GPT or MBR disk labels, specify gpt or mbr option respectively.

The inst.xdriver and inst.usefbx options have been removed

The graphical system for the installation image switched from the Xorg server to a Wayland compositor. As a consequence, the inst.xdriver boot option has been removed. Wayland operates without relying on X drivers, making it incompatible with loading any such drivers. As a result, the inst.xdriver option is no longer applicable.

Additionally, the inst.usefbx boot option, previously used to load a generic framebuffer X driver, has also been removed.

Logical volume devices in /etc/fstab use UUID in the fs_spec field

After installation, the system writes logical volume (LV) devices in the /etc/fstab file by using UUID in the fs_spec field. This change provides the following benefits:

Ensures consistency across all device entries in /etc/fstab.
Supports LV or volume group (VG) renaming without changes in /etc/fstab.
Keeps /etc/fstab valid after re-encrypting devices with LUKS.
Preserves correct mapping of the root (/) and other mounts across re-provisioning, even if device-mapper paths change.
Offers predictable and portable configs as UUIDs are globally unique identifiers stored in the file system superblock.

15.2. Kickstart changes
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Added Kickstart support for CA certificates to enable encrypted DNS configuration during installation

Support for the %certificate in the Kickstart file is added to enable the installation of CA certificates into the installer environment and the installed system. This simplifies the setup process and ensures that the encrypted DNS is operational after installation, reducing manual configuration and security gaps. The certificates are inlined in the Base64 ASCII format and imported through the --dir and --filename options. This enhancement facilitates encrypted DNS configuration as part of Zero Trust Architecture requirements. The encrypted DNS set up during installation ensures secure DNS resolution from the start, improving security and compliance in automated deployments. For more information, see Kickstart certificates section.

pwpolicy and %anaconda Kickstart commands have been removed

The support for the pwpolicy and %anaconda Kickstart commands has been removed in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.

The --level parameter of the logging Kickstart command is removed

The --level parameter of the logging kickstart command has been removed. It is no longer possible to set the level of logging of the installation process.

Removed a few options of the timezone Kickstart command

The following options of the timezone Kickstart command has been removed in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10:

--isUtc- instead use the --utc option.
--ntpservers- instead use the --ntp-server option of the timesource kickstart command instead.
--nontp - instead use the --ntp-disable option of the timesource kickstart command.

The module kickstart command has been deprecated

Anaconda has deprecated its support for DNF modularity, and as a consequence the module kickstart command has been deprecated. This might impact you if you are using modules in the %packages section of your kickstart files or the module kickstart command. This change is implemented for simplifying the installation process and ensuring a more consistent experience moving forward.

auth or authconfig commands are removed

The auth or authconfig Kickstart commands are removed now. As a replacement, use the authselect kickstart command.

The --excludeWeakdeps and --instLangs options from %packages have been removed

The --excludeWeakdeps and --instLangs options used in the %packages section have been removed. To maintain similar functionality, use the updated --exclude-weakdeps and --inst-langs options instead. These replacements ensure compatibility and provide the same dependency and language control within package management.

Removed teaming options from the network kickstart command

The --teamslaves and --teamconfig options used for configuring team devices in the network kickstart command have been removed. To configure similar network settings, use the --bondslaves and --bondopts options to set up a Bond device.

The %addon com_redhat_oscap Kickstart command has been removed

The support for the %addon com_redhat_oscap Kickstart command has been removed in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10. With RHEL 10, you can use more flexible and customizable approach to hardening systems by using Anaconda and Kickstart, in addition to the already existing Image Builder option. For more information, see Performing a hardened installation of RHEL with Kickstart.

15.3. Image creation
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RHEL 10 introduces the following enhancements over the previous versions:

A new CLI experience for RHEL image builder is available (Technology Preview)

With this Technology Preview feature, you can install and use the new image-builder-cli package to build an image with just one command.

WSL2 image generation support in RHEL image builder

You can use RHEL image builder to create images for Windows Subsystem for Linux version 2 (WSL2). Image builder generates the images in the wsl format. You can deploy the images by double-clicking the image file to install it in your WSL2 environment.

A new plugin available for RHEL image builder

RHEL image builder cockpit-composer package has been deprecated and replaced with the new cockpit-image-builder package.

RHEL image builder supports creating disk images with advanced partitioning

You can customize partitioning in your blueprints, including custom mount options, LVM-based partitions and LVM-based SWAP, and create disk images with advanced partitioning layout.

You can inject your Kickstart files when creating ISO images

You can use the [customization.installer] blueprint customization field to inject your own Kickstart file when building ISO image. The customization enables you to choose an attended, partial, or fully unattended installation.

The openstack image type is dropped from on premise in RHEL 10

RHEL image builder no longer supports the Openstack image type. You can use the qcow2 image type to build Openstack images.

RHEL 10 Public disk images now have predictable network interface names

The net.ifnames=0 kernel parameter was removed from kernel arguments, causing all systems to use predictable network interface names.

RHEL 10 disk images no longer have the /boot partition from prebuilt disk images

Disk images, such as AWS or KVM, do not have a separate /boot partition, which provides the following enhancements:

Prevents errors such as insufficient space on the /boot partition.
Disk images with / on an LVM retain a /boot partition.
In RHEL images, this change targets confidential computing.
Prevents the /boot partition from running off disk space, which was often the case when /boot was on a separate partition. As a consequence, there are smaller chances for operational failures.

The squashfs package has been deprecated

The squashfs package has been deprecated and will be removed in a future major RHEL release. As an alternative, the dracut package now has support for mounting erofs.

Updates on RHEL image builder support to build the RHEL for Edge image types

RHEL image builder will continue to support building Edge images for RHEL 9, but not for RHEL 10. You can use RHEL image mode to build RHEL for Edge images. See Using image mode for RHEL to build, deploy, and manage operating systems.

gdisk has been deprecated from boot.iso

The gdisk program has been deprecated from the boot.iso image type. You can still use gdisk in your Kickstarts. However, for the boot.iso image type, other tools are available for handling GPT disks, for example, the parted utility.

Chapter 16. Kernel
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The following chapters contain the most notable changes to kernel between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

16.1. Notable changes to kernel
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sched_ext scheduler for creating a custom scheduler

In RHEL 10, with sched_ext you can create custom process scheduling code in extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) at runtime. The sched_ext scheduler allows you to replace the standard kernel scheduler with your own scheduling logic to control process prioritization, resource allocation, and execution behavior.

Please note that Red Hat does not provide support for a custom scheduler.

CFS is replaced with the EEVDF scheduler

The Completely Fair Scheduler (CFS) is replaced with a new scheduler, Enhanced Earliest Deadline First (EEVDF). This includes the following changes:

sched_min_granularity is now sched_base_slice, and it uses the same unit. sched_base_slice defines the minimum time that a task can be deferred from running.
sched_wakeup_granularity sets the baseline priority (as a fraction of a CPU) for all tasks on the CPU. sched_wakeup_granularity is unused in EEVDF and therefore, it is removed.

CFS and EEVDF deliver similar workload results in most cases. However, minor variations in performance might be observed because the logic of each task selection is different.

16.2. Notable changes to boot loader
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Secure Boot shim signing for RHEL 10 on x86_64 and aarch64: Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 10 requires a signed shim binary to support Secure Boot on x86_64 and aarch64 architectures. The shim functions as the initial bootloader, verifying and loading subsequent boot components if you enabled Secure Boot. If a signed and trusted shim is not available, RHEL 10 cannot boot on systems with Secure Boot enforced. This limitation might affect deployments in enterprise and cloud environments.

Chapter 17. The command-line assistant powered by RHEL Lightspeed
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The following chapter contains the most notable changes between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

The optional AI tool command-line assistant powered by RHEL Lightspeed is now available in RHEL: You can install it and use the AI tool to interact with workflows to solve issues, to have access to knowledge from several Red Hat resources, implement new RHEL features, find information, and more.
The command-line assistant powered by Red Hat Lightspeed available in a containerized version: You can run the command-line assistant in a completely disconnected, offline, or air-gapped environment, as it does not require any external network connectivity to operate locally on your workstation or on an individual RHEL system.
The command-line assistant powered by RHEL Lightspeed supports image mode for RHEL: You can customize your Containerfile to include the command-line-assistant package, create a disk image from a container image, and boot a system with that image. The system image has the command-line assistant preinstalled, and you can use it after you register your system with subscription-manager.

Chapter 18. Networking
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The following chapters contain the most notable changes to networking between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

Network team driver was removed

The teamd service and the libteam library were removed in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10. As a replacement, configure a bond instead of a network team.

Red Hat focuses its efforts on kernel-based bonding to avoid maintaining two features, bonds and teams, that have similar functions. The bonding code has a high customer adoption, is robust, and has an active community development. As a result, the bonding code receives enhancements and updates.

If you use RHEL 9 with a network team and plan to upgrade to RHEL 10, migrate the network team configuration to network bond before you upgrade.

Removed support for network configuration files in the ifcfg format

Starting with RHEL 9.0, RHEL stored newly created network configurations in a key file format in the /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ directory. The connections, for which the configurations had already been stored from previous times in the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ directory in the old ifcfg format still worked uninterrupted. However, with the RHEL 10 release, the support for the ifcfg format based network configuration files was removed.

The dhclient utility was removed

The dhclient utility is a client program used to obtain IP addresses, network configuration, and other information from a DHCP server. Since dhclient is no longer developed as of early 2022, the utility was removed in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10. As a consequence of the removal, you can no longer set dhcp=dhclient in /etc/NetworkManager.conf. As a replacement, use the dhcp=internal (default) in your NetworkManager configuration.

Removed NIC device drivers related to iPXE

Internet Preboot eXecution Environment (iPXE) firmware provides a range of boot options over a network often used in environments, where machines need to boot remotely. Among others, it contains a large number of device drivers. With the RHEL 10 release, the following will be removed:

The complete ipxe-roms sub-RPM package
Binary files containing device drivers from ipxe-bootimgs-x86 sub-RPM package:
- /usr/share/ipxe/ipxe-i386.efi
- /usr/share/ipxe/ipxe-x86_64.efi
- /usr/share/ipxe/ipxe.dsk
- /usr/share/ipxe/ipxe.iso
- /usr/share/ipxe/ipxe.lkrn
- /usr/share/ipxe/ipxe.usb

Instead, iPXE now depends on the platform firmware to provide a NIC driver for the network boot. The /usr/share/ipxe/ipxe-snponly-x86_64.efi and /usr/share/ipxe/undionly.kpxe iPXE binary files are the part of the ipxe-bootimgs package and use the NIC driver provided by the platform firmware.

NetworkManager-initscripts-updown is not available

The NetworkManager-initscripts-updown sub-package is removed in RHEL 10 because the related network-scripts package had already been removed in RHEL 9.

Moving some kernel modules to kernel-modules-extra

All kernel modules related to the following utilities have been moved to the kernel-modules-extra package:

iptables
ip6tables
ipset
ebtables
arptables

ATM encapsulation has been removed

Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) encapsulation enables Layer-2 (Point-to-Point Protocol, Ethernet) or Layer-3 (IP) connectivity for the ATM Adaptation Layer 5 (AAL-5). In RHEL 9, the ATM implementation was unsupported and deprecated. In RHEL 10, the kernel feature has been disabled in the kernel, and ATM is no longer available.

The PF_KEYv2 kernel API has been removed

In earlier RHEL versions, applications could configure the kernel’s IPsec implementation by using the deprecated PV_KEYv2 and the newer netlink API. PV_KEYv2 has not been actively maintained upstream and is missing important security features, such as modern ciphers, offload, and extended sequence number support. As a result, the PV_KEYv2 API has been removed in RHEL 10. If you used this kernel API in applications, migrate your applications to use the modern netlink API as an alternative.

The firewalld lockdown feature has been removed

The firewalld lockdown feature could not prevent processes that are running as root from adding themselves to the allow list. In RHEL 10, this feature has been removed.

Chapter 19. Performance
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The following chapter contains the most notable changes to performance between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

RHEL is equipped with dyninst version 13.0.0

The dyninst framework is rebased to upstream version 13.0.0 This version offers the following list of enhancements:

Improved support for AMD GPU binaries
Improved parsing of x86 instructions and C++ DWARF constructs
For more information, see the upstream documentation.

RHEL is equipped with SystemTap version 5.3

SystemTap is rebased to version 5.3, and its multithreaded parsing capability improves startup performance by reducing initialization time by several seconds.

Chapter 20. Security
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The following chapters contain the most notable changes to security between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

20.1. Security compliance changes
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Installation hardening with OSCAP Anaconda Addon removed

The oscap-anaconda-addon package has been removed. As a consequence, the RHEL 10 installer no longer provides the Security Policy spoke and installation hardening. RHEL 10 introduces a more flexible and customizable approach to hardening systems by using Anaconda and Kickstart in addition to the already existing Image Builder option. For more information, see Creating pre-hardened images with RHEL image builder OpenSCAP integration.

OpenSCAP

The new version 1.4.x of the OpenSCAP scanner is provided in RHEL 10. The most important changes are the following:

The openscap package no longer provides the openscap-devel subpackage for the libopenscap library, which is now an internal library without public API and any guarantee for backward compatibility. The openscap package is provided with no guarantee of ABI and API compatibility.
The following ds submodules that provide data stream composing functions have been removed from the oscap tool:
- sds-compose
- sds-add
- sds-split
- rds-create
- rds-split
The following incomplete modules have been removed:
- cve
- cvss
- cvrf
The following deprecated command-line options have been removed:
- --template
- --oval-template
- --sce-template
- --skip-valid is removed and is replaced by --skip-validation
New Kickstart remediation type was added.
The autotailor tool now can produce XCCDF tailoring files based on JSON Tailoring.

SCAP Workbench

The scap-workbench package with the SCAP Workbench GUI utility has been removed. As alternatives, you can use the oscap and autotailor command-line tools or Red Hat Lightspeed for both tailoring and scanning. For more information, see Managing SCAP security policies in the Red Hat Lightspeed compliance service.

SCAP Security Guide

The scap-security-guide package does not contain the following profiles:

Protection Profile for General Purpose Operating Systems (OSPP)
Centro Criptológico Nacional (CCN) - Basic
Centro Criptológico Nacional (CCN) - Intermediate

For the complete list of profiles supported in RHEL 10, see SCAP security profiles supported in RHEL 10.

20.2. Changes to cryptographic components
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ca-certificates truststore moved

The /etc/pki/tls/certs truststore is converted to a different format better optimized for OpenSSL. As a consequence, if you use the files in /etc/pki/tls/certs directly, switch to the /etc/pki/ca-trust/extracted directory, where the same data is stored. For example, software that accesses the trust bundle at /etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt should switch to using /etc/pki/ca-trust/extracted/pem/tls-ca-bundle.pem instead.

fips-mode-setup is removed

The fips-mode-setup command is removed from RHEL. To enable the cryptographic module self-checks mandated by the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140, enable FIPS mode during the system installation. See the Switching RHEL to FIPS mode chapter in the Security hardening document for more information.

/etc/system-fips removed

Support for indicating FIPS mode through the /etc/system-fips file has been removed from RHEL. To install RHEL in FIPS mode, add the fips=1 parameter to the kernel command line during the system installation. You can check whether RHEL operates in FIPS mode by displaying the /proc/sys/crypto/fips_enabled file.

compat-openssl11 is removed

The compatibility library for OpenSSL 1.1, compat-openssl11, has been removed from RHEL 10. OpenSSL 1.1 is no longer maintained upstream and applications that use the OpenSSL TLS toolkit should be migrated to version 3.x.

pkcs11-provider replaces openssl-pkcs11

As a part of the migration from OpenSSL engines to the Providers API, the pkcs11-provider package replaces the openssl-pkcs11 package (engine_pkcs11). The openssl-pkcs11 package is removed from RHEL 10.

DEFAULT cryptographic policy rejects TLS ciphers with RSA key exchange

TLS ciphers that use the RSA key exchange are no longer accepted in the DEFAULT system-wide cryptographic policy in RHEL 10. These ciphers do not provide perfect forward secrecy and are not considered as secure as ciphers that use other key exchanges, for example, the Elliptic-curve Diffie-Hellman (ECDH) key exchange.

This change also reduces the exposure to side-channel attacks because the RSA key exchange uses PKCS #1 v1.5 encryption padding, which can cause vulnerability to timing side-channel attacks.

If you need the RSA key exchange for interoperability with legacy systems, you can re-enable it by using the LEGACY system-wide cryptographic policy or by applying a custom subpolicy.

The LEGACY cryptographic policy disallows SHA-1 signatures in TLS

The LEGACY system-wide cryptographic policy in RHEL 10 no longer allows creating or verifying signatures that use SHA-1 in TLS contexts. Therefore, libraries other than OpenSSL might no longer accept or create any signatures that use SHA-1 regardless of use case. OpenSSL continues to accept signatures that use SHA-1 when not used for TLS if the system is in LEGACY or this functionality is re-enabled with a custom subpolicy.

SHA1 subpolicy removed

The SHA1 subpolicy that allowed to use the SHA-1 algorithm for creating and verifying signatures in the DEFAULT system-wide cryptographic policy after entering the update-crypto-policies --set DEFAULT:SHA1 command is no longer available in RHEL 10.

OpenSSL no longer permits SHA-1 at SECLEVEL=2 in TLS

OpenSSL does not accept the SHA-1 algorithm at SECLEVEL=2 in TLS in RHEL 10. If your scenario requires using TLS 1.0 or 1.1, you must explicitly set SECLEVEL=0 and switch to the LEGACY system-wide cryptographic policy. In the LEGACY policy, applications that use SHA-1 in signatures outside of TLS will continue to work.

OpenSSL cipher suites no longer enable cipher suites with disabled hashes or MACs

Previously, applying custom cryptographic policies could leave certain TLS 1.3 cipher suites enabled even if their hashes or MACs were disabled, because the OpenSSL TLS 1.3-specific Ciphersuites option values were controlled only by the ciphers option of the cryptographic policy. With this update, crypto-policies takes more algorithms into account when deciding whether to enable a cipher suite. As a result, OpenSSL on systems with custom cryptographic policies might refuse to negotiate some of the previously enabled TLS 1.3 cipher suites in better accordance with the system configuration.

OpenSSL FIPS indicators are subject to change during the RHEL 10 lifetime

Because RHEL introduced OpenSSL FIPS indicators before the OpenSSL upstream did, and both designs differ, the indicators may change in a future minor version of RHEL 10. After the potential adoption of the upstream API, the RHEL 10.0 indicators might return an error message "unsupported" instead of a result. See the OpenSSL FIPS Indicators GitHub document for details.

OpenSSL 3.5 uses standard format for ML-KEM and ML-DSA

In RHEL 10.0, the oqsprovider library used a pre-standard format for the Module-Lattice-Based Key-Encapsulation Mechanism (ML-KEM) and the Module-Lattice-Based Digital Signature Algorithm (ML-DSA) private keys. With the rebase to OpenSSL 3.5, you must convert the ML-KEM and ML-DSA keys to the standard format by using the following command:

openssl pkcs8 -in <old_private_key> -nocrypt -topk8 -out <standard_private_key>

# openssl pkcs8 -in <old_private_key> -nocrypt -topk8 -out <standard_private_key>

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Replace <old_private_key> with the path to the non-standard private key, and <standard_private_key> with the path where the standard key will be saved.

Switching to LEGACY policy does not enable support for SHA-1 in TLS connections

You can control support for SHA-1 signatures either by the @SECLEVEL setting specified in the default cipher string or the rh-allow-sha1-signatures property. Support for SHA-1 in the TLS context is enabled by setting @SECLEVEL=0. However, this setting also allows other insecure algorithms.

You can override the SECLEVEL setting by specifying the rh-allow-sha1-signatures property in the evp_properties section. By default and when unspecified in the configuration file, evp_properties is set to no. The system-wide cryptographic policies set the property to yes after you switch to the LEGACY policy.

Therefore, to enable support for SHA-1 in contexts outside TLS, you can switch the system to the LEGACY cryptographic policy. To enable SHA-1 in TLS, you must switch the system to LEGACY and use a cipher string that sets @SECLEVEL=0 either by defining a custom cryptographic policy or setting this for your application in OpenSSL.

Stricter SSH host key permissions have been restored

The necessary host key permissions have been changed from the previous less strict value of 0640 to 0600, which is also the value used upstream. The ssh_keys group, which previously owned all SSH keys, has also been removed. Therefore, the ssh-keysign utility uses the SUID bit instead of the SGID bit.

crypto-policies now set allow-rsa-pkcs1-encrypt = false for GnuTLS

In RHEL 10, the GnuTLS library blocks encryption and decryption with the RSA PKCS #1 v1.5 padding by default. Except for the LEGACY policy, the allow-rsa-pkcs1-encrypt = false option is specified in all system-wide cryptographic policies (DEFAULT, FUTURE, and FIPS).

20.3. Changes to SELinux
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SELinux policy modules related to EPEL packages moved to -extra subpackages in the CRB repository

In RHEL 10.0, the SELinux policy modules related only to packages contained in the Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) repository and not to any RHEL package were moved from the selinux-policy package to the selinux-policy-epel package. This reduced the size of selinux-policy, allowing the system to perform operations such as rebuilding and loading the SELinux policy faster.

In RHEL 10.1, the modules from selinux-policy-epel are moved to the following -extra subpackages in the RHEL CodeReady Linux Builder (CRB) repository:

selinux-policy-targeted-extra
selinux-policy-mls-extra

This change enables the automatic installation of -extra SELinux policy modules when users enable the EPEL repository.

rpm -ql returns incorrect location of the selinux-policy packages on RHEL in image mode

The rpm -ql command lists non-existent locations of the selinux-policy and selinux-policy-targeted when used on RHEL in image mode. The policy modules are installed in the /etc/selinux/targeted instead of /var/lib/selinux/targeted directory, as misleadingly reported by rpm. This discrepancy is expected because most file systems in image mode are read-only, and the RPM tool doesn’t have the actual location of installed packages.

Chapter 21. Shells and command-line tools
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The following chapters contain the most notable changes to shells and command-line tools between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

21.1. Notable changes to system management
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The perl(Mail::Sender) module has been removed: The perl(Mail::Sender) module is removed from RHEL 10 without any replacement. As a consequence, the checkbandwidth script from net-snmp-perl package does not support email alerts when bandwidth high/low levels for a host or interface are reached.

21.2. Notable changes to command line tools
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cgroupsv1 is a removed functionality in RHEL 10

cgroups is a kernel subsystem used for process tracking, system resource allocation, and partitioning. In previous versions, systemd service manager supported booting in the cgroups v1 and in cgroups v2 mode (with v1 as the default in rhel8 and v2 as the default in rhel9). In Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10, systemd will nolonger support booting in the cgroups v1 mode; only cgroups v2 mode will be available.

RHEL 10 provides ReaR in version 2.9

The ReaR utility has been upgraded to version 2.9. The notable changes include:

On IBM Z, the IPL output method is now deprecated. The RAMDISK output method is provided as an alternative. The OUTPUT=RAMDISK functionality is identical on all the supported hardware architectures, unlike the deprecated OUTPUT=IPL functionality, which is specific to IBM System Z.
Note that the names of the recovery ramdisk image and the kernel that are generated by ReaR are different with OUTPUT=RAMDISK. The kernel is named kernel-$RAMDISK_SUFFIX and the ramdisk image is named initramfs-$RAMDISK_SUFFIX.img. The RAMDISK_SUFFIX is a configuration variable that you can set in /etc/rear/local.conf. If the variable is not set, it defaults to the host name of the system. If you used the OUTPUT=IPL setting with previous ReaR versions, change it to OUTPUT=RAMDISK and adjust any automation that uses the resulting kernel and ramdisk image files according to the new naming convention described above to be compatible with future ReaR versions when the IPL output method is removed.
The default value of the ISO_VOLID configuration variable, which specifies the label of the resulting ISO image when using the OUTPUT=ISO setting, was changed to REAR-ISO. The default in previous ReaR versions was RELAXRECOVER. If you need to mount the resulting ISO 9660 file system by label, adjust the mount command for the label change. Alternatively, you can set the ISO_VOLID variable in /etc/rear/local.conf to RELAXRECOVER to restore the former behavior.

Chapter 22. Software management
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The following chapter contains the most notable changes to software management between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

22.1. Notable changes to DNF
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Modularity is deprecated

In RHEL 10, the modularity functionality is deprecated and will be removed in a future major release. Therefore, the DNF module command displays a deprecation warning.

Note

In previous RHEL major versions, some Application Streams were available as modules as an extension to the RPM format. In RHEL 10, Red Hat does not intend to provide any Application Streams that use modularity as the packaging technology. Therefore, no modular content is being distributed with RHEL 10.

The repository metadata is not downloaded by default

Previously, when you downloaded a repository’s metadata, the filelists metadata was downloaded by default. The filelists metadata is large and is typically not needed. With this update, this metadata is not downloaded by default, which improves responsiveness and saves disk space. The filelists metadata is also no longer downloaded or updated from repositories and is not loaded into the DNF transaction when you run a dnf command. If the dnf command requires the filelists metadata or includes a file-related argument, the metadata is loaded automatically.

Note

When a package has a filepath dependency that requires filelists metadata to be resolved, the transaction fails with a dependency resolution error and the following hint:

(try to add '--skip-broken' to skip uninstallable packages or '--setopt=optional_metadata_types=filelists' to load additional filelists metadata)

(try to add '--skip-broken' to skip uninstallable packages or '--setopt=optional_metadata_types=filelists' to load additional filelists metadata)

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If you want to re-enable the default filelist metadata downloading, you can add the filelists value to the optional_metadata_types option in the /etc/dnf/dnf.conf configuration file.

The DNF debug plugin is removed

The DNF debug plugin, which included the dnf debug-dump and dnf debug-restore commands, is removed from the dnf-plugins-core package. Depending on your scenario, you can use the following commands instead:

dnf list --installed or dnf repoquery --installed to list packages installed on your system.
dnf repolist -v to list repositories enabled on your system.
dnf install $(</tmp/list) to replicate packages installed on a source system to the target system. For example:
1. Save a list of packages installed on a source system into the /tmp/list file:
  $ dnf repoquery --installed >/tmp/list
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The support for the libreport library is removed

The support for the libreport library is removed from DNF. If you want to attach DNF logs to your bug reports, you need to do it manually or by using a different mechanism.

dnf-plugins-core rebased to version 4.7.0

The dnf-plugins-core package has been rebased to version 4.7.0 that provides a new python3-dnf-plugin-pre-transaction-actions package. This package includes a new pre-transaction-actions DNF plugin that allows you to execute a command upon starting an RPM transaction. For more information, see the dnf-pre-transaction-actions(8) manual page on your system.

22.2. Notable changes to createrepo_c
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Default createrepo_c compression has changed from gzip to Zstandard: The createrepo_c command now compresses non-database metadata with the Zstandard (zstd) compression algorithm instead of gzip. Note that the database metadata still defaults to the bzip2 format. You can override the compression format by using the --general-compress-type option.
SQLite databases are now not generated by default: To save disk space, the createrepo_c command no longer creates SQLite databases next to XML files. You can explicitly create the databases by using the --database option.
Note
Support for creating the SQLite databases with the createrepo --databases command is deprecated and will be removed in future RHEL major versions.

22.3. Notable changes to RPM
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 is distributed with RPM version 4.19. This version introduces many enhancements over its previous versions.

22.3.1. Improved user experience and security
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A new OpenPGP backend based on Sequoia

RPM now uses Sequoia PGP for the verification of package signatures, which replaces the legacy OpenPGP parser. Sequoia PGP is a modern, Rust-based implementation of the OpenPGP standard that focuses on safety and robustness.

Major updates to cryptography

RHEL 10.1 introduces the following updates to RPM cryptography, which provide major security enhancements to signing and verifying RPM packages:

Support for multiple signatures in a package
Support for the new OpenPGP (RFC-9580) standard
Support for post-quantum cryptography (PQC) in RPM packages. PQC is a set of algorithms that should withstand the attacks of quantum computers, enhancing software security. To sign a package with PQC algorithms, you can use Sequoia PGP software.

For more information, see Signing RPM packages with Sequoia PGP by using PQC.

rpmsign --addsign no longer replaces existing signatures in an RPM package

Before this update the rpmsign --addsign command replaced any existing signatures in an RPM package. Starting from RHEL 10.1, rpmsign --addsign only adds new signatures and never deletes any. If an identical signature is already present in a package, RPM prints an error message and keeps the existing signature untouched.

For more information, see Signing RPM packages with Sequoia PGP by using PQC.

A new rpmlua command-line tool

This tool runs the RPM Lua interpreter in a standalone way that you can use for the development and testing of Lua scriptlets and macros. For more information, see the rpmlua(8) man page on your system.

A new rpmsort command-line tool

This tool allows you to sort RPM versions passed on standard input, similar to sort(1) but with the awareness of RPM versioning scheme. For more information, see the rpmsort(8) man page on your system.

A new dbus-announce plugin

This plugin writes basic information about RPM transactions to the system D-Bus, for example, when packages are installed or removed. Other programs can subscribe to these signals to be notified of such events.

Downgrade support in --freshen mode

Previously, you could use the --freshen option only to upgrade packages that were already installed and skip packages that were not installed. With this enhancement, you can also use this operation to downgrade such packages. To do this, combine the --freshen (F) option with the --oldpackage option.

22.3.2. Improved packaging experience
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Support for dynamic spec generation

You can now add subpackages during the build process by placing files containing spec parts into a predefined location. For more information, see Dynamic Spec Generation.

A new --shell option in the rpmspec command-line tool

This option runs an interactive RPM macro interpreter that you can use for the development and testing of RPM macros, either in or outside of the context of a spec file. For more information, see the rpmspec(8) man page on your system.

Support for applying individual patches in %autopatch

You can now list specific patch numbers as positional arguments, for example, %autopatch 1 4 6 to apply patch numbers 1, 4 and 6.

Proper shell-like globbing and escaping in the %files section

Wildcard patterns and escaping characters, such as backslashes and quotes, in filenames are now interpreted in a more conventional way, mirroring the behavior of shell interpreters such as Bash. Previously, undocumented limitations and exceptions to these rules could have unexpected results and could prevent the use of more complex patterns in the %files section of a spec file.

A new tag in source RPM packages containing the parsed and expanded contents of the spec file

To help with analyzing packaging issues, a new RPMTAG_SPEC tag is now added to source RPM packages. This tag includes the contents of the expanded spec file in the form used during the build. You can view this tag by executing the rpm --qf ‘%{spec}’ -q /path/to/my/src.rpm command.

Build parallelism now considers system resources

RPM now considers the available physical memory and address space when estimating the number of parallel processes and threads to use when building packages. This helps to prevent performance issues or build failures on systems with constrained resources, such as systems with a large number of CPUs but a limited amount of memory.

You can adjust these estimates by specifying the amount of memory a single process or thread is assumed to require for your build by defining the %_smp_tasksize_proc and %_smp_tasksize_thread macros, respectively. Both macros have the default value of 512 MB. For example, if your system has performance issues, you can increase these values for RPM to allocate fewer CPUs for the build. Likewise, if your system is underutilized, you can decrease these values for RPM to allocate more CPUs.

For more information, see Macros for controlling build parallelism.

Payload compression with zstd now supports multi-threading

The zstdio compression method now accepts an optional T parameter that specifies the number of threads to use when compressing payload during the build. This can help reduce the build time of large packages. To enable this feature, set the %_binary_payload and %_source_payload macros accordingly. For more information, see the associated comment block in the /usr/lib/rpm/macros file and the expected format table.

A new optional %conf spec file section

You can use this section to configure the unpacked sources for building instead of configuring them in the %prep or %build sections of a spec file.

Lua-native macro integration

The embedded Lua interpreter has been updated to include the following enhancements:

Easy access to options and arguments through Lua tables
Previously, you had to use the rpm.expand() function to access the options and arguments of parametric Lua macros. With this enhancement, these macros receive their options and arguments as the opt and arg local tables, respectively.
Simplified access to macros
Macros can now be accessed through the macros table in the global Lua environment. This table can also be used to call parametric macros, including all built-in macros.
New bindings for RPM version objects and I/O streams
You can now create objects from RPM version strings by using the new rpm.ver() function. You can use these objects to perform the following actions:
- Obtain the individual pre-parsed EVR components through the e, v, and r fields, respectively.
- Compare RPM version strings to each other.
You can also use the new rpm.open() function to open file streams that use RPM’s I/O features, such as transparent compression and decompression.

For more information, see Lua in RPM.

New macros for convenient string operations implemented in Lua

You can now perform basic string operations, such as extracting a substring or obtaining the length, directly by using RPM macros, without having to execute shell subprocesses. For more information, see String operations.

Unified calling conventions for built-in and user-defined macros

The %foo arg, %{foo arg}, and %{foo:arg} notations used for calling macros are now equivalent. Note, however, that there might still be minor exceptions and differences.

Multiple new built-in macros

Multiple new built-in macros are now available, most notably:

%{rpmversion} for obtaining the version of RPM installed on the system.
%{exists:…} for testing a file’s existence.
%{shescape:…} for encompassing a string in single quotes ('') for use in a shell command that expects a single argument.

New %preuntrans and %postuntrans scriptlets

The %preuntrans and %postuntrans uninstall-time scriptlets complement the existing install-time %pretrans and %posttrans scriptlets:

%preuntrans scriptlets are executed before a transaction for packages that this transaction will remove.
%postuntrans scriptlets are executed after a transaction for packages that this transaction removed.

Support for signing packages with Sequoia PGP is available as a Technology Preview

The macros.rpmsign-sequoia macro file that configures RPM to use Sequoia PGP instead of GnuPG for signing packages is now available as a Technology Preview. To enable its usage, perform the following steps:

Install the following packages:
```
dnf install rpm-sign sequoia-sq
```
```
# dnf install rpm-sign sequoia-sq
```
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Copy the macros.rpmsign-sequoia file to the /etc/rpm/ directory:
```
cp /usr/share/doc/rpm/macros.rpmsign-sequoia /etc/rpm/
```
```
$ cp /usr/share/doc/rpm/macros.rpmsign-sequoia /etc/rpm/
```
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22.3.3. Other notable changes
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User and group name resolution is now strictly local

When installing packages, RPM now obtains the information about users and groups from the passwd(5) and group(5) files on the local system, respectively, as opposed to using the Name Service Switch (NSS).

When building packages, the %defattr directive now interprets the dash (-) placeholder for the user and group attributes as root, instead of obtaining the information about the actual ownership from disk. Similarly, files in source RPM packages, such as spec files, source archives, or patch files, are now always owned by the root user and group, regardless of their ownership on disk.

The build tree (%_builddir) is now removed by default after a successful build

Previously, rpmbuild(8) only cleaned up the build directory in the --rebuild mode, not in the more commonly used modes, such as -bb. Consequently, multiple packages being built caused the unnecessary accumulation of files over time. With this enhancement, if you prefer to always keep the build tree, for example, to investigate a non-fatal build issue, you can use the --noclean option.

The %patch directive must now explicitly specify the patch numbers to apply

You can specify the patch number either of the following ways:

By using the -P option, for example, %patch -P1 -P2 to apply patch numbers 1 and 2.
By passing the patch numbers as positional arguments, for example, %patch 1 2 to apply patch numbers 1 and 2.

Important

The %patchN syntax, where N is the patch number to apply, is now deprecated.

Note

If no explicit patch number is specified with the %patch directive, the build terminates with an error.

Note

It is recommended that you use the %autosetup macro whenever possible, instead of applying the individual patches manually with the %patch directive. When you use %autosetup, patches are applied automatically in the order identified by their patch numbers. As a result, the spec file is easier to read and maintain. For more information, see Automating patch application.

Chapter 23. System roles
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The following chapter contains the most notable changes to system roles between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

RHEL 10 control nodes can only manage RHEL 9 and RHEL 10 nodes: RHEL 10 contains ansible-core 2.16. This Ansible version supports managing RHEL 9 and RHEL 10 nodes.
RHEL 10 control nodes can temporarily configure SQL Server only on RHEL 7, 8 and 9 managed nodes: The microsoft.sql.server system role contained in the ansible-collection-microsoft-sql package will not support configuring SQL Server on RHEL 10 managed nodes until Microsoft provides support. For that time period, you can use the microsoft.sql.server on RHEL 10 control nodes to configure SQL Server on RHEL 7, 8, and 9 managed nodes.

Chapter 24. Virtualization
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The most notable changes to virtualization between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10 include the following:

The i440fx-rhel7.6 machine type has been removed

In RHEL 10, the i440fx-rhel7.6 machine type for virtual machines (VMs) has been replaced by i440fx-rhel10.0. As a consequence, VMs that use i440fx-rhel7.6 cannot boot after upgrading your host to RHEL 10. Similarly, live-migrating a VM that uses i440fx-rhel7.6 to a RHEL 10 host causes the VM to stop working.

To verify the machine type of a VM, use the following command:

virsh dumpxml <vm-name> | grep "machine="

<type arch='x86_64' machine='pc-i440fx-rhel7.6'>hvm</type>

# virsh dumpxml <vm-name> | grep "machine="

<type arch='x86_64' machine='pc-i440fx-rhel7.6'>hvm</type>

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To ensure that a VM with the i440fx-rhel7.6 machine type can run on your RHEL 10 host, do the following:

Open the XML configuration of the VM:
```
virsh edit <vm-name>
```
```
# virsh edit <vm-name>
```
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On the <type> line, change the machine parameter to pc-i440fx-rhel10.0.
Save and exit the VM configuration.

Note that the i440fx machine type has also become deprecated in RHEL 10, and will be removed comletely in a future major version of RHEL.

virt-v2v removes support for certain Red Hat products

In RHEL 10, the virt-v2v tool can no longer convert virtual machines from a RHEL 5 Xen host to KVM.

In addition, virt-v2v no longer supports exporting virtual machines to Red Hat Virtualization (RHV). As a consequence, the following options are no longer available in virt-v2v:

-o rhv-upload
-o rhv
-o vdsm

virt-p2v conversion is not available: The virt-p2v tool cannot be used to convert a physical machine into a KVM virtual machine for a RHEL 10 host. For instructions on using virt-p2v for RHEL 7, RHEL 8, and RHEL 9, see the Red Hat KnowledgeBase.

RDMA-based migration has become unsupported: In RHEL 10, migrating virtual machines (VMs) by using Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) is no longer supported. Therefore, Red Hat highly discourages using the rdma URI for VM migration.

Legacy CPU models are now removed

A significant number of CPU models that were deprecated in RHEL 9 have become become unsupported, and can no longer be used in virtual machines (VMs) in RHEL 10. The removed models are as follows:

For Intel: models before Intel Xeon 55xx and 75xx Processor families (also known as Nehalem)
For AMD: models before AMD Opteron G4
For IBM Z: models before IBM z14

Note that several other CPU models, including Nehalem and Opteron G4, have become deprecated in RHEL 10, and will become unsupported in a future major release of RHEL. For a complete list of the deprecated CPU models, use the following command:

/usr/libexec/qemu-kvm -cpu help | grep depre | grep -v - -v

/usr/libexec/qemu-kvm -cpu help | grep depre | grep -v - -v

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To check whether your VM is using a deprecated CPU model, use the virsh dominfo utility, and look for a line similar to the following in the Messages section:

tainted: use of deprecated configuration settings
deprecated configuration: CPU model 'Nehalem'

tainted: use of deprecated configuration settings
deprecated configuration: CPU model 'Nehalem'

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Chapter 25. The web console
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The following chapter contains the most notable changes to the web console between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.

The host switcher in the RHEL web console is deprecated

The host switcher that provides connections to multiple machines through SSH from a single RHEL web console session is deprecated and disabled by default. Due to the web technology limitations, this feature cannot be secure.

In the short term, you can enable the host switcher after assessing the risks in your scenario with the AllowMultiHost option in the cockpit.conf file:

[WebService]
AllowMultiHost=yes

[WebService]
AllowMultiHost=yes

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As more secure alternatives, you can use:

the web console login page (with the secure limit of one host in a web browser session)
the Cockpit Client flatpack

Appendix A. Changes to packages
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The following chapters contain changes to packages between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10, as well as changes between minor releases of RHEL 10.

A.1. New packages
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The following packages were added in RHEL 10:

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Package	Repository	New in
389-ds-base-bdb	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
alsa-ucm-utils	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
amd-gpu-firmware	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
amd-ucode-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
annobin-docs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
annobin-libannocheck	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
annobin-plugin-clang	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
annobin-plugin-gcc	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
annobin-plugin-llvm	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
ant-imageio	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
ant-jakartamail	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
ant-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
ant-manual	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
antlr-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
antlr-manual	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
aopalliance	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
aopalliance-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-beanutils-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-cli-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-codec-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-collections-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-collections-testframework	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-compress-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-exec	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-exec-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-io-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-jxpath	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-jxpath-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-lang3-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-logging-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-net-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-parent	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-parent	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apache-resource-bundles	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apiguardian	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apiguardian-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
apr-util-lmdb	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
aqute-bnd-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
aspnetcore-runtime-10.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
aspnetcore-runtime-dbg-10.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
aspnetcore-targeting-pack-10.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
assertj-core-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
atheros-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
atinject-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
audit-rules	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
azure-vm-utils	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
bash-color-prompt	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
bcel-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
beust-jcommander-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
bindgen-cli	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
brcmfmac-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
bsf-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
build-helper-maven-plugin	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
build-helper-maven-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
byaccj	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
byte-buddy-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
byte-buddy-maven-plugin	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
cairo-tools	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
cairomm1.16	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
cairomm1.16-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
cairomm1.16-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
cbindgen	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
cdi-api-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
cglib-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
check-static	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
cirrus-audio-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
classloader-leak-test-framework	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
classloader-leak-test-framework-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
cockpit-ha-cluster	rhel10-HighAvailability	RHEL 10.0
cockpit-image-builder	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
cockpit-ws-selinux	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.1
colord-gtk4	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
container-tools	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
containers-common-extra	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
crypto-policies-pq-preview	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
cups-browsed	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
cups-filters-driverless	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
dbus-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-am	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ar	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-as	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ast	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-be	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-bg	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-bn	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-bo	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-br	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-chr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-cjk	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-cjk-mono	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-cjk-sans	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-cjk-serif	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-core	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-core-emoji	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-core-math	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-core-mono	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-core-sans	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-core-serif	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-dv	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-dz	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-el	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-eo	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-eu	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-fa	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-gu	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-he	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-hi	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-hy	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ia	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-iu	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ka	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-km	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-kn	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ku	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-lo	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-mai	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ml	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-mni	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-mr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-my	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-nb	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ne	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-nn	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-nr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-nso	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-or	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-other	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-other-mono	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-other-sans	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-other-serif	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-pa	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ru	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-sat	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-si	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ss	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ta	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-te	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-th	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-tn	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-uk	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ur	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-ve	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-vi	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-xh	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-yi	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
default-fonts-zu	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
dhcpcd	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
disruptor-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
dnsconfd	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
dnsconfd-selinux	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
dnsconfd-unbound	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
dotnet-apphost-pack-10.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
dotnet-hostfxr-10.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
dotnet-runtime-10.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
dotnet-runtime-dbg-10.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
dotnet-sdk-10.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
dotnet-sdk-10.0-source-built-artifacts	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
dotnet-sdk-aot-10.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
dotnet-sdk-dbg-10.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
dotnet-targeting-pack-10.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
dotnet-templates-10.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
duktape	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
dvb-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
easymock-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
editorconfig	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
editorconfig-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
editorconfig-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
emacs-nw	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
enchant2-voikko	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
erofs-fuse	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
erofs-utils	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
exec-maven-plugin	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
exec-maven-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
extra-enforcer-rules	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
extra-enforcer-rules-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
felix-parent	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
felix-utils-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
fips-provider-next	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
flatpak-rpm-macros	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
flatpak-runtime-config	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
fontawesome4-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fontawesome4-fonts-web	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
forge-srpm-macros	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
freerdp-server	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
freetype-demos	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
fusesource-pom	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
fwupd-efi	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
gcc-offload-amdgcn	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gcc-toolset-15	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-binutils	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-binutils-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-binutils-gold	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-binutils-gprofng	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-gcc	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-gcc-c++	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-gcc-gfortran	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-gcc-plugin-annobin	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-gcc-plugin-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-libasan-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-libatomic-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-libgccjit	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-libgccjit-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-libitm-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-liblsan-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-libquadmath-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-libstdc++-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-libstdc++-docs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-libtsan-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-libubsan-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-offload-nvptx	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcc-toolset-15-runtime	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gcr-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gcr3	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gcr3-base	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gcr3-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gdal	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gdal-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
gdal-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
geos	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
geos-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
gettext-envsubst	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
gettext-runtime	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
glibc-langpack-gbm	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
glibc-langpack-kv	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
glibc-langpack-rif	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
glibc-langpack-ssy	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
glibc-langpack-su	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
glibc-langpack-syr	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
glibc-langpack-tok	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
glibc-langpack-zgh	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
glibmm2.68	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
glibmm2.68-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
glibmm2.68-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
glycin-loaders	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gnome-autoar-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gnome-browser-connector	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gnome-calculator-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gnome-clocks	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gnome-desktop-testing	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gnome-desktop4	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gnome-desktop4-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gnome-ponytail-daemon	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gnome-settings-daemon-server-defaults	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gnome-shell-extension-light-style	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gnome-shell-extension-no-overview	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gnome-shell-extension-status-icons	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gnome-shell-extension-system-monitor	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gnome-software-fedora-langpacks	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gnome-text-editor	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gnutls-fips	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
golang-race	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
google-guice-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-color-emoji-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-fangsong-kss-rotated-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-fangsong-kss-vertical-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-fonts-all	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-nastaliq-urdu-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-chorasmian-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-cjk-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-cjk-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-cypro-minoan-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-gujarati-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-gunjala-gondi-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-javanese-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-kawi-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-kawi-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-meetei-mayek-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-mono-cjk-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-nag-mundari-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-nag-mundari-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-nandinagari-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-nko-unjoined-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-nko-unjoined-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-oriya-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-phagspa-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-symbols-2-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-syriac-eastern-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-syriac-eastern-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-syriac-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-syriac-western-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-syriac-western-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tangsa-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tangsa-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-vithkuqi-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-vithkuqi-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-cjk-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-dives-akuru-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-khitan-small-script-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-makasar-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-np-hmong-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-np-hmong-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-old-uyghur-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-oriya-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-oriya-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-ottoman-siyaq-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-toto-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-toto-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-vithkuqi-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-vithkuqi-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-traditional-nushu-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gpsd	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gpsd-clients	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gstreamer1-plugins-bad-free-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gtk3-immodules	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gtk4-devel-docs	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gtk4-devel-tools	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gtkmm4.0	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gtkmm4.0-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gtkmm4.0-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gtksourceview5	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gtksourceview5-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
guava-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
guava-testlib	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
guice-assistedinject	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
guice-bom	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
guice-extensions	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
guice-grapher	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
guice-jmx	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
guice-jndi	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
guice-parent	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
guice-servlet	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
guice-throwingproviders	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gvisor-tap-vsock-gvforwarder	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
gvncpulse	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hamcrest-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
harfbuzz-cairo	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
httpcomponents-client-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
httpcomponents-core-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
httpcomponents-project	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
hunspell-es-GQ	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hunspell-ka	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
hunspell-pt-BR	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hunspell-tr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hyphen-fo	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hyphen-grc	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hyphen-hsb	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hyphen-ia	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hyphen-is	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hyphen-ku	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hyphen-mi	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hyphen-mn	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hyphen-pt-BR	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hyphen-sa	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
hyphen-tk	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
ibus-panel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
ignition-grub	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
image-builder	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
inih-cpp	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
iniparser	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
iniparser-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
intel-audio-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
intel-gpu-firmware	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
intel-vsc-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
iotop-c	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
ipp-usb	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
iptables-legacy-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
iptables-legacy-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
iptables-services	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
iwlegacy-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
iwlwifi-dvm-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
iwlwifi-mvm-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
jakarta-activation-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jakarta-annotations-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jakarta-mail-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jakarta-oro-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jakarta-servlet-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jansi-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
java-25-openjdk	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-demo	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-demo-fastdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-demo-slowdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-devel-fastdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-devel-slowdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-fastdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-headless	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-headless-fastdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-headless-slowdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-javadoc	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-javadoc-zip	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-jmods	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-jmods-fastdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-jmods-slowdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-slowdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-src	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-src-fastdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-src-slowdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-static-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-static-libs-fastdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java-25-openjdk-static-libs-slowdebug	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
java_cup	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
java_cup-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
java_cup-manual	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
javacc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
javacc-demo	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
javacc-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
javacc-manual	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
javacc-maven-plugin	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
javacc-maven-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
javapackages-common	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
javapackages-compat	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
javaparser	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
javaparser-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jaxb-api-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jaxb-codemodel-annotation-compiler	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jaxb-dtd-parser-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jaxb-fi	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jaxb-fi-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jaxb-fi-tests	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jaxb-istack-commons-maven-plugin	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jaxb-istack-commons-test	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jaxb-stax-ex	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jaxb-stax-ex-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jaxb-txwc2	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jctools-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jdepend-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jdom	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jdom-demo	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jdom-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jdom2	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jdom2-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jflex	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jflex-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jsch-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jsoncpp	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
jsoncpp-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jsoup-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jsr-305-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jul-to-slf4j	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
junit-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
junit-manual	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
junit5-guide	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
junit5-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jurand	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jzlib-demo	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
jzlib-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
kdump-utils	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
kea	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
kea-doc	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
kea-hooks	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
kea-keama	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
kea-libs	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
kernel-modules-extra-matched	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.1
keylime-tools	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
kyotocabinet-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-chr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-chr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-dv	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-hy	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-iu	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-lo	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-mni	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-sat	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-dv	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-af	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-am	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ar	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-as	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ast	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-be	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-bg	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-bn	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-bo	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-br	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-bs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ca	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-chr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-cs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-cy	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-da	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-de	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-dv	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-dz	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-el	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-en	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-eo	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-es	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-et	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-eu	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-fa	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-fi	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-fr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ga	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-gl	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-gu	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-he	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-hi	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-hr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-hu	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-hy	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ia	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-id	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-is	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-it	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-iu	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ja	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ka	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-kk	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-km	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-kn	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ko	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ku	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-lo	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-lt	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-lv	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-mai	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-mk	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ml	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-mni	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-mr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ms	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-my	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-nb	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ne	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-nl	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-nn	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-nr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-nso	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-or	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-pa	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-pl	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-pt	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ro	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ru	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-sat	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-si	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-sk	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-sl	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-sq	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-sr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ss	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-sv	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ta	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-te	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-th	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-tn	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-tr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-uk	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ur	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-ve	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-vi	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-xh	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-yi	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-zh_CN	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-zh_HK	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-zh_TW	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-fonts-zu	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-hy	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-iu	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-lo	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-mni	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-sat	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
legacy-printer-app	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libadwaita-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libblockdev-smart	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libblockdev-smartmontools	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libcamera	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libcamera-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libcamera-doc	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libcamera-gstreamer	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libcamera-ipa	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libcamera-qcam	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libcamera-tools	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libcamera-v4l2	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libcpuid	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
libcpuid-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libcupsfilters	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libdbusmenu	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libdbusmenu-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libdbusmenu-gtk3	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libdbusmenu-gtk3-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libdex	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libdex-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libdisplay-info	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libdisplay-info-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libei	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libei-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libeis	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libeis-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libertas-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
libexif-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libgomp-offload-amdgcn	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libgweather-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libgxps-tools	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libhandy-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libhwasan	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libical-glib-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libkcapi-hasher	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
liblc3	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
liblc3-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
liblerc	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
liblerc-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
liblouis-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
liblouis-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
liblouis-tables	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
liblouis-utils	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libmtp-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libnma-gtk4	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libnma-gtk4-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
liboeffis	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
liboeffis-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
liboqs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
liboqs-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libpanel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libpeas1	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
libpeas1-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libpeas1-gtk	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libpeas1-loader-python3	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libportal	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libportal-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libportal-devel-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libportal-gtk3	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libportal-gtk3-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libportal-gtk4	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libportal-gtk4-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libportal-qt6	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libportal-qt6-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libppd	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libsecret-mock-service	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
libsigc++30	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libsigc++30-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libsigc++30-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libsolv-tools-base	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libsoup3	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libsoup3-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libsoup3-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libspelling	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libspelling-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libsysprof	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libtree-sitter	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libtree-sitter-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libusb1	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
libusb1-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libuv-static	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libxml2-static	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
linuxptp-selinux	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
llhttp	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
llhttp-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
llvm-filesystem	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
log4cplus	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
log4j-bom	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
log4j-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
log4j-over-slf4j	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
log4j-web	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
loupe	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
lprint	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
lujavrite	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
makedumpfile	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
mariadb-client-utils	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
maven-antrun-plugin	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-antrun-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-archiver-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-artifact-transfer-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-assembly-plugin	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-assembly-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-bundle-plugin	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-bundle-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-common-artifact-filters-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-compiler-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-dependency-analyzer	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-dependency-analyzer-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-dependency-plugin	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-dependency-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-dependency-tree-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-enforcer	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-enforcer-extension	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-enforcer-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-failsafe-plugin	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-file-management-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-filtering-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-jar-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-local-openjdk21	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-parent	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-plugin-testing	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-plugin-testing-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-plugin-tools	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-plugin-tools-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-remote-resources-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-resolver-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-resources-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-shared-incremental-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-shared-io-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-shared-utils-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-source-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-surefire-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-verifier-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
maven-wagon-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
micropipenv+toml	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
mingw-srvany-redistributable	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
mlxsw_spectrum-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
mm-common	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
mm-common-docs	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
mockito-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
mockito-junit-jupiter	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
modello	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
modello-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
moditect	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
moditect-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
modulemaker-maven-plugin	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
modulemaker-maven-plugin-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
mojo-parent	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
mrtg-selinux	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
mrvlprestera-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
msv-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
msv-xsdlib	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
mt7xxx-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
mutter-common	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
mysql-test-data	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
mysql8.4	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
mysql8.4-common	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
mysql8.4-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
mysql8.4-errmsg	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
mysql8.4-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
mysql8.4-server	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
mysql8.4-test	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
mysql8.4-test-data	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
net-snmp-perl-module	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
nodejs-npm	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
nodejs24	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
nodejs24-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
nodejs24-docs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
nodejs24-full-i18n	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
nodejs24-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
nodejs24-npm	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
nvidia-gpu-firmware	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
nxpwireless-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
objectweb-asm-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
objenesis-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
ocaml-rpm-macros	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
ongres-stringprep	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
opensc-libs	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
openssh-keysign	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
opentest4j-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
openwsman-selinux	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
oqsprovider	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
osgi-annotation-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
osgi-compendium-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
osgi-core-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
package-notes-srpm-macros	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
pam-libs	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
pangomm2.48	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
pangomm2.48-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
pangomm2.48-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
papers	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
papers-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
papers-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
papers-nautilus	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
papers-previewer	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
papers-thumbnailer	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
pappl	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
pappl-retrofit	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
pcp-pmda-amdgpu	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
pcre2-static	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
perl-Crypt-DES	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
perl-Net-SNMP	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
perl-Syntax-Keyword-Try	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
perl-XS-Parse-Keyword	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
perl-XS-Parse-Keyword-Builder	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
pipewire-plugin-libcamera	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
pkcs11-provider	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
plexus-archiver-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-build-api0	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-build-api0-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-cipher-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-classworlds-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-compiler-extras	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-compiler-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-compiler-pom	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-containers-component-metadata	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-containers-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-interpolation-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-io-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-languages-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-pom	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-resources-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-sec-dispatcher-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-testing	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-testing-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-utils-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-xml	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plexus-xml-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
plocate	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
plymouth-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
podman-sequoia	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
poppler-qt6	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
poppler-qt6-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
postgis	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
postgis-client	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
postgis-docs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
postgis-upgrade	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
postgis-utils	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
potrace-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
proj	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
proj-data	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
proj-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
prrte	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
prrte-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
ptyxis	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
PyQt-builder	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python-pyqt6-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python-pyqt6-rpm-macros	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python-testpath-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-asn1crypto	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-charset-normalizer	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
python3-clang	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
python3-cython	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-dnf-plugin-pre-transaction-actions	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
python3-gnome-ponytail-daemon	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-gpsd	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-hatchling	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-ifaddr	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-installer	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-iso639	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-jinja2+i18n	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-jsonschema-specifications	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
python3-lark	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-libcpuid	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
python3-pam	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-pathspec	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-pycdio	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-PyMySQL+rsa	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-pyproject-hooks	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-pyqt6	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-pyqt6-base	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-pyqt6-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-pyqt6-sip	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-qrcode	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-referencing	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
python3-rpds-py	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
python3-semantic_version	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-sphinxcontrib-jquery	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-testpath	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-tpm2-pytss	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-trove-classifiers	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-typing-extensions	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
python3-xkbregistry	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-zstd	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qcom-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
qdox-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qgpgme-common-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qgpgme-qt6	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qgpgme-qt6-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-assistant	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-designer	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-doctools	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-filesystem	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-linguist	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qdbusviewer	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qt3d	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qt3d-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qt3d-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qt5compat	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qt5compat-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qt5compat-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtbase	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtbase-common	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtbase-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtbase-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtbase-gui	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtbase-mysql	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtbase-odbc	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtbase-postgresql	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtbase-private-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtbase-static	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtcharts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtcharts-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtcharts-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtconnectivity	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtconnectivity-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtconnectivity-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtdatavis3d	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtdatavis3d-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtdatavis3d-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtdeclarative	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtdeclarative-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtdeclarative-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtdeclarative-static	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtimageformats	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtlanguageserver	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtlanguageserver-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtlocation	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtlocation-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtlocation-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtlottie	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtlottie-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtmultimedia	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtmultimedia-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtmultimedia-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtnetworkauth	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtnetworkauth-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtnetworkauth-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtpositioning	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtpositioning-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtpositioning-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtquick3d	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtquick3d-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtquick3d-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtquicktimeline	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtquicktimeline-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtremoteobjects	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtremoteobjects-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtremoteobjects-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtscxml	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtscxml-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtscxml-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtsensors	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtsensors-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtsensors-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtserialbus	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtserialbus-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtserialbus-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtserialport	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtserialport-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtserialport-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtshadertools	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtshadertools-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtspeech	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtspeech-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtspeech-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtspeech-speechd	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtsvg	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtsvg-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtsvg-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qttools	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qttools-common	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qttools-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qttools-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qttools-libs-designer	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qttools-libs-designercomponents	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qttools-libs-help	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qttools-static	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qttranslations	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtvirtualkeyboard	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtvirtualkeyboard-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtvirtualkeyboard-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtwayland	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtwayland-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtwayland-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtwebchannel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtwebchannel-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtwebchannel-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtwebsockets	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtwebsockets-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-qtwebsockets-examples	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
qt6-rpm-macros	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
qt6-srpm-macros	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
realtek-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
redhat-display-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
redhat-flatpak-preinstall-firefox	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
redhat-flatpak-preinstall-thunderbird	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
redhat-flatpak-repo	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
redhat-mono-vf-fonts	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
redhat-text-vf-fonts	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
regexp-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
relaxng-datatype-java	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
relaxng-datatype-java-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
replacer	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
replacer-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
rest-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
rhel-drivers	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
rit-meera-new-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
rit-rachana-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
rpm-plugin-dbus-announce	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
rpm-sequoia	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
rpm-sequoia-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
rsvg-pixbuf-loader	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
rust-std-static-x86_64-unknown-none	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
rust-toolset-srpm-macros	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
sap-hana-ha	rhel10-SAPHANA	RHEL 10.0
sdl2-compat	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
SDL3	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
selinux-policy-extra	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
selinux-policy-mls-extra	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
selinux-policy-targeted-extra	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
sequoia-sq	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
sequoia-sqv	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
sgx-common	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
sgx-enclave-prebuilt-common	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
sgx-enclave-prebuilt-ide-signed	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
sgx-enclave-prebuilt-pce-signed	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
sgx-enclave-prebuilt-tdqe-signed	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
sgx-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
sgx-mpa	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
sgx-pckid-tool	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
sgx-rpm-macros	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
shim-unsigned-x64	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
sisu-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
sisu-mojos	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
sisu-mojos-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
slf4j-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
slf4j-jcl	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
slf4j-manual	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
slf4j-migrator	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
slf4j-sources	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
smartmontools-selinux	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
snapshot	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
speech-dispatcher-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
speech-dispatcher-utils	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
swtpm-selinux	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
sysprof	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
sysprof-agent	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
sysprof-cli	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
sysprof-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
tbb-bind	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tdx-qgs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
tecla	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tecla-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
tesseract-equ	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
tesseract-osd	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
testng	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
testng-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
texlive-acronym	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-count1to	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-everysel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-everyshi	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-firstaid	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-hopatch	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-hypcap	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-hypdoc	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-lua-uni-algos	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-multitoc	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-pdfcol	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-pdfcolfoot	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-pdfmanagement-testphase	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-relsize	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-sfmath	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-xfrac	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
texlive-xpatch	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tiwilink-firmware	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
tomcat-el-5.0-api	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tomcat-jakartaee-migration	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tomcat-jsp-3.1-api	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tomcat-servlet-6.0-api	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tomcat9	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tomcat9-admin-webapps	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tomcat9-docs-webapp	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tomcat9-el-3.0-api	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tomcat9-jsp-2.3-api	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tomcat9-lib	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tomcat9-servlet-4.0-api	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tomcat9-webapps	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
torque-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tpm2-openssl	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
tpm2-tss-fapi	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
tracker-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
udev-hid-bpf	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
udev-hid-bpf-stable	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
unbound-anchor	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
univocity-parsers-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
upower-libs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
usbredir-tools	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
vala-doc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
valadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
valadoc-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
valgrind-docs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
valgrind-gdb	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
valgrind-scripts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
valkey	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
valkey-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
vazirmatn-vf-fonts	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
velocity-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
vim-data	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
virt-sb-certs	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
vte291-gtk4	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
vte291-gtk4-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
wsdd	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
wsl-setup	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
xalan-j2-manual	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xalan-j2-xsltc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xdg-desktop-portal-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xerces-j2-demo	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xerces-j2-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xhost	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
xml-commons-apis-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xml-commons-apis-manual	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xml-commons-resolver-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xmlunit-assertj	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xmlunit-core	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xmlunit-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xmlunit-legacy	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xmlunit-matchers	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xmlunit-placeholders	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xmvn	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xmvn-generator	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xmvn-generator-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xmvn-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
xorg-x11-font-utils	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
xprop	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
xrdb	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
xwayland-run	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
xxd	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
xz-java-javadoc	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
yara-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.1
yelp-xsl-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
yggdrasil	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
yggdrasil-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
yggdrasil-worker-package-manager	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
zlib-ng	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
zlib-ng-compat	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
zlib-ng-compat-devel	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
zlib-ng-compat-static	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
zlib-ng-devel	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0

A.2. Package replacements
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The following table lists packages that were replaced, renamed, merged, or split:

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Original package(s)	New package(s)	Changed since
abattis-cantarell-fonts	redhat-text-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
adobe-source-code-pro-fonts	redhat-mono-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
annobin	annobin-docs, annobin-plugin-gcc	RHEL 10.0
apr-util-bdb	apr-util-lmdb	RHEL 10.0
audit	audit, audit-rules	RHEL 10.0
bind-dnssec-doc, bind-dnssec-utils	bind-dnssec-utils	RHEL 10.0
cairomm	cairomm1.16	RHEL 10.0
cairomm-devel	cairomm1.16-devel	RHEL 10.0
cairomm-doc	cairomm1.16-doc	RHEL 10.0
cheese	snapshot	RHEL 10.0
chrome-gnome-shell	gnome-browser-connector	RHEL 10.0
cockpit-bridge, cockpit-pcp	cockpit-bridge	RHEL 10.0
cockpit-composer	cockpit-image-builder	RHEL 10.0
cockpit-ws	cockpit-ws, cockpit-ws-selinux	RHEL 10.1
cups-filters	cups-browsed, cups-filters, cups-filters-driverless	RHEL 10.0
cups-filters-libs	libcupsfilters	RHEL 10.0
emacs-nox	emacs-nw	RHEL 10.0
eog	loupe	RHEL 10.0
evince	papers	RHEL 10.0
evince-libs	papers-libs	RHEL 10.0
evince-nautilus	papers-nautilus	RHEL 10.0
evince-previewer	papers-previewer	RHEL 10.0
evince-thumbnailer	papers-thumbnailer	RHEL 10.0
flex, flex-doc	flex	RHEL 10.0
gcc-toolset-12-gdb	gdb	RHEL 10.0
gcc-toolset-13-gdb	gdb	RHEL 10.0
gedit	gnome-text-editor	RHEL 10.0
glibmm24	glibmm2.68	RHEL 10.0
glibmm24-devel	glibmm2.68-devel	RHEL 10.0
glibmm24-doc	glibmm2.68-doc	RHEL 10.0
gnome-shell-extension-systemMonitor	gnome-shell-extension-system-monitor	RHEL 10.0
gnome-shell-extension-top-icons	gnome-shell-extension-status-icons	RHEL 10.0
gnome-terminal	ptyxis	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-cjk-fonts-common, google-noto-sans-cjk-jp-fonts, google-noto-sans-cjk-ttc-fonts	google-noto-sans-cjk-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-emoji-color-fonts	google-noto-color-emoji-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-anatolian-hieroglyphs-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-anatolian-hieroglyphs-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-arabic-ui-fonts	google-noto-sans-arabic-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-arabic-ui-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-arabic-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-avestan-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-avestan-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-bengali-ui-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-bengali-ui-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-buginese-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-buginese-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-buhid-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-buhid-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-carian-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-carian-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-cuneiform-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-cuneiform-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-cypriot-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-cypriot-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-deseret-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-deseret-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-devanagari-ui-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-devanagari-ui-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-display-fonts	google-noto-sans-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-display-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-egyptian-hieroglyphs-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-egyptian-hieroglyphs-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-elymaic-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-elymaic-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-gothic-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-gothic-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-gurmukhi-ui-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-gurmukhi-ui-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-hatran-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-hatran-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-imperial-aramaic-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-imperial-aramaic-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-khmer-ui-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-khmer-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-lao-ui-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-lao-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-linear-a-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-linear-a-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-linear-b-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-linear-b-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-lycian-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-lycian-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-lydian-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-lydian-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-mandaic-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-mandaic-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-marchen-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-marchen-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-math-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-math-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-mayan-numerals-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-mayan-numerals-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-meeteimayek-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-meetei-mayek-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-mro-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-mro-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-multani-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-multani-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-myanmar-ui-fonts	google-noto-sans-myanmar-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-myanmar-ui-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-myanmar-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-nabataean-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-nabataean-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-ogham-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-ogham-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-oriya-ui-fonts	google-noto-sans-oriya-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-osmanya-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-osmanya-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-phags-pa-fonts	google-noto-sans-phagspa-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-runic-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-runic-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-shavian-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-shavian-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-sinhala-ui-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-sinhala-ui-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-soyombo-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-soyombo-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-symbols2-fonts	google-noto-sans-symbols-2-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tagbanwa-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-tagbanwa-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-takri-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-takri-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tamil-supplement-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-tamil-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-thai-ui-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-thai-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-ugaritic-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-ugaritic-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-vai-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-vai-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-wancho-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-wancho-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-warang-citi-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-warang-citi-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-yi-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-yi-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-zanabazar-square-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-zanabazar-square-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sansthai-looped-vf-fonts	google-noto-sans-thai-looped-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-cjk-ttc-fonts	google-noto-serif-cjk-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-display-fonts	google-noto-serif-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-display-vf-fonts	google-noto-serif-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-nyiakeng-puachue-hmong-fonts	google-noto-serif-np-hmong-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-nyiakeng-puachue-hmong-vf-fonts	google-noto-serif-np-hmong-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-tamil-slanted-fonts	google-noto-serif-tamil-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-tamil-slanted-vf-fonts	google-noto-serif-tamil-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-tangut-vf-fonts	google-noto-serif-tangut-fonts	RHEL 10.0
gpsd-minimal	gpsd	RHEL 10.0
gpsd-minimal-clients	gpsd-clients	RHEL 10.0
ht-caladea-fonts	google-crosextra-caladea-fonts	RHEL 10.0
iotop	iotop-c	RHEL 10.0
iwl100-firmware, iwl1000-firmware, iwl105-firmware, iwl135-firmware, iwl2000-firmware, iwl2030-firmware, iwl5000-firmware, iwl5150-firmware, iwl6000-firmware, iwl6000g2a-firmware, iwl6000g2b-firmware, iwl6050-firmware	iwlwifi-dvm-firmware	RHEL 10.0
iwl3160-firmware, iwl7260-firmware	iwlwifi-mvm-firmware	RHEL 10.0
iwl3945-firmware, iwl4965-firmware	iwlegacy-firmware	RHEL 10.0
jaxb-api4	jaxb-api	RHEL 10.0
kexec-tools	kdump-utils, kexec-tools, makedumpfile	RHEL 10.0
khmer-os-system-fonts	google-noto-sans-khmer-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-af, langpacks-core-font-bs, langpacks-core-font-ca, langpacks-core-font-cs, langpacks-core-font-cy, langpacks-core-font-da, langpacks-core-font-de, langpacks-core-font-en, langpacks-core-font-es, langpacks-core-font-et, langpacks-core-font-fi, langpacks-core-font-fr, langpacks-core-font-ga, langpacks-core-font-gl, langpacks-core-font-hr, langpacks-core-font-hu, langpacks-core-font-id, langpacks-core-font-is, langpacks-core-font-it, langpacks-core-font-kk, langpacks-core-font-lt, langpacks-core-font-lv, langpacks-core-font-mk, langpacks-core-font-ms, langpacks-core-font-nl, langpacks-core-font-pl, langpacks-core-font-pt, langpacks-core-font-ro, langpacks-core-font-sk, langpacks-core-font-sl, langpacks-core-font-sq, langpacks-core-font-sr, langpacks-core-font-sv, langpacks-core-font-tr	default-fonts-core-sans	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-am	default-fonts-am	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ar	default-fonts-ar	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-as	default-fonts-as	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ast	default-fonts-ast	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-be	default-fonts-be	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-bg	default-fonts-bg	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-bn	default-fonts-bn	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-bo	default-fonts-bo	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-br	default-fonts-br	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-dz	default-fonts-dz	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-el	default-fonts-el	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-eo	default-fonts-eo	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-eu	default-fonts-eu	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-fa	default-fonts-fa	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-gu	default-fonts-gu	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-he	default-fonts-he	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-hi	default-fonts-hi	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ia	default-fonts-ia	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ja, langpacks-core-font-ko, langpacks-core-font-zh_CN, langpacks-core-font-zh_HK, langpacks-core-font-zh_TW	default-fonts-cjk-sans	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ka	default-fonts-ka	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-km	default-fonts-km	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-kn	default-fonts-kn	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ku	default-fonts-ku	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-mai	default-fonts-mai	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ml	default-fonts-ml	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-mr	default-fonts-mr	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-my	default-fonts-my	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-nb	default-fonts-nb	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ne	default-fonts-ne	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-nn	default-fonts-nn	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-nr	default-fonts-nr	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-nso	default-fonts-nso	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-or	default-fonts-or	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-pa	default-fonts-pa	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ru	default-fonts-ru	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-si	default-fonts-si	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ss	default-fonts-ss	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ta	default-fonts-ta	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-te	default-fonts-te	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-th	default-fonts-th	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-tn	default-fonts-tn	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ts	default-fonts-ts	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-uk	default-fonts-uk	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ur	default-fonts-ur	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-ve	default-fonts-ve	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-vi	default-fonts-vi	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-xh	default-fonts-xh	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-yi	default-fonts-yi	RHEL 10.0
langpacks-core-font-zu	default-fonts-zu	RHEL 10.0
libasan8	libasan	RHEL 10.0
libertas-sd8686-firmware, libertas-sd8787-firmware, libertas-usb8388-firmware, libertas-usb8388-olpc-firmware	libertas-firmware	RHEL 10.0
libkcapi-hmaccalc	libkcapi-hasher, libkcapi-hmaccalc	RHEL 10.0
libpaper	libpaper, paper	RHEL 10.0
libpeas	libpeas1	RHEL 10.0
libproxy-gnome, libproxy-webkitgtk4	libproxy	RHEL 10.0
libsolv-tools	libsolv-tools, libsolv-tools-base	RHEL 10.0
libsoup	libsoup3	RHEL 10.0
libsoup-devel	libsoup3-devel	RHEL 10.0
libtsan2	libtsan	RHEL 10.0
linux-firmware	amd-gpu-firmware, amd-ucode-firmware, atheros-firmware, brcmfmac-firmware, cirrus-audio-firmware, dvb-firmware, intel-audio-firmware, intel-gpu-firmware, intel-vsc-firmware, linux-firmware, mlxsw_spectrum-firmware, mrvlprestera-firmware, mt7xxx-firmware, nvidia-gpu-firmware, nxpwireless-firmware, qcom-firmware, realtek-firmware, tiwilink-firmware	RHEL 10.0
lohit-assamese-fonts	google-noto-sans-bengali-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
lohit-bengali-fonts	google-noto-sans-bengali-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
lohit-devanagari-fonts	google-noto-sans-devanagari-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
lohit-gujarati-fonts	google-noto-sans-gujarati-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
lohit-kannada-fonts	google-noto-sans-kannada-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
lohit-marathi-fonts	google-noto-sans-devanagari-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
lohit-odia-fonts	google-noto-sans-oriya-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
lohit-tamil-fonts	google-noto-sans-tamil-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
lohit-telugu-fonts	google-noto-sans-telugu-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
mariadb (mariadb:10.11)	mariadb, mariadb-client-utils	RHEL 10.0
maven-plugin-bundle	maven-bundle-plugin	RHEL 10.0
mingw32-filesystem, mingw32-pkg-config	mingw32-filesystem	RHEL 10.0
mingw32-srvany	mingw-srvany-redistributable, mingw32-srvany	RHEL 10.0
mingw64-filesystem, mingw64-pkg-config	mingw64-filesystem	RHEL 10.0
mlocate	plocate	RHEL 10.0
mysql (mysql:8.4)	mysql8.4	RHEL 10.0
mysql-common (mysql:8.4)	mysql8.4-common	RHEL 10.0
mysql-devel (mysql:8.4)	mysql8.4-devel	RHEL 10.0
mysql-errmsg (mysql:8.4)	mysql8.4-errmsg	RHEL 10.0
mysql-libs (mysql:8.4)	mysql8.4-libs	RHEL 10.0
mysql-server (mysql:8.4)	mysql8.4-server	RHEL 10.0
mysql-test (mysql:8.4)	mysql8.4-test	RHEL 10.0
mysql-test-data (mysql:8.4)	mysql8.4-test-data	RHEL 10.0
net-snmp-perl	net-snmp-perl, net-snmp-perl-module	RHEL 10.0
nodejs-docs (nodejs:18, nodejs:20)	nodejs20-docs	RHEL 10.0
nodejs-full-i18n (nodejs:18, nodejs:20)	nodejs20-full-i18n	RHEL 10.0
npm (nodejs:18, nodejs:20, nodejs:22)	nodejs-npm	RHEL 10.0
opensc	opensc, opensc-libs	RHEL 10.0
openssh	openssh, openssh-keysign	RHEL 10.0
openssl-pkcs11	pkcs11-provider	RHEL 10.0
pam-docs	pam-doc	RHEL 10.0
pangomm	pangomm2.48	RHEL 10.0
pangomm-devel	pangomm2.48-devel	RHEL 10.0
pangomm-doc	pangomm2.48-doc	RHEL 10.0
passwd	shadow-utils	RHEL 10.0
perl-Math-BigInt, perl-Math-BigRat	perl-Math-BigInt	RHEL 10.0
plexus-build-api	plexus-build-api0	RHEL 10.0
power-profiles-daemon	tuned-ppd	RHEL 10.0
python3-Cython	python3-cython	RHEL 10.0
python3-lark-parser	python3-lark	RHEL 10.0
python3.12	python3	RHEL 10.0
python3.12	python3	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-cffi	python3-cffi	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-charset-normalizer	python3-charset-normalizer	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-cryptography	python3-cryptography	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-Cython	python3-cython	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-debug	python3-debug	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-devel	python3-devel	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-flit-core	python3-flit-core	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-idle	python3-idle	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-idna	python3-idna	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-iniconfig	python3-iniconfig	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-libs	python3-libs	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-lxml	python3-lxml	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-mod_wsgi	python3-mod_wsgi	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-numpy	python3-numpy	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-numpy-f2py	python3-numpy-f2py	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-packaging	python3-packaging	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-pip	python3-pip	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-pip-wheel	python3-pip-wheel	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-pluggy	python3-pluggy	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-ply	python3-ply	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-psycopg2	python3-psycopg2	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-pybind11	python3-pybind11	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-pybind11-devel	pybind11-devel	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-pycparser	python3-pycparser	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-PyMySQL	python3-PyMySQL	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-PyMySQL+rsa	python-PyMySQL+rsa	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-pytest	python3-pytest	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-pyyaml	python3-pyyaml	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-requests	python3-requests	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-scipy	python3-scipy	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-setuptools	python3-setuptools	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-setuptools-wheel	python3-setuptools-wheel	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-test	python3-test	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-tkinter	python3-tkinter	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-tkinter	python3-tkinter	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-urllib3	python3-urllib3	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-wheel	python3-wheel	RHEL 10.0
python3.12-wheel-wheel	python3-wheel-wheel	RHEL 10.0
qgpgme	qgpgme-qt6	RHEL 10.0
qgpgme-devel	qgpgme-qt6-devel	RHEL 10.0
redis	valkey	RHEL 10.0
redis-devel	valkey-devel	RHEL 10.0
rsyslog, rsyslog-logrotate	rsyslog	RHEL 10.0
rust-srpm-macros	rust-toolset-srpm-macros	RHEL 10.0
sdl2-compat	SDL2	RHEL 10.0
sil-abyssinica-fonts	google-noto-sans-ethiopic-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
smc-meera-fonts	rit-meera-new-fonts	RHEL 10.0
smc-rachana-fonts	rit-rachana-fonts	RHEL 10.0
swtpm	swtpm, swtpm-selinux	RHEL 10.0
texlive-base, texlive-texlive-docindex	texlive-base	RHEL 10.0
thai-scalable-waree-fonts	google-noto-sans-thai-vf-fonts	RHEL 10.0
tomcat	tomcat9	RHEL 10.0
tomcat-admin-webapps	tomcat9-admin-webapps	RHEL 10.0
tomcat-docs-webapp	tomcat9-docs-webapp	RHEL 10.0
tomcat-el-3.0-api	tomcat9-el-3.0-api	RHEL 10.0
tomcat-jsp-2.3-api	tomcat9-jsp-2.3-api	RHEL 10.0
tomcat-lib	tomcat9-lib	RHEL 10.0
tomcat-servlet-4.0-api	tomcat9-servlet-4.0-api	RHEL 10.0
tomcat-webapps	tomcat9-webapps	RHEL 10.0
unbound-libs	unbound-anchor, unbound-libs	RHEL 10.0
util-linux, util-linux-user	util-linux	RHEL 10.0
valgrind	valgrind, valgrind-docs, valgrind-gdb, valgrind-scripts	RHEL 10.1
valgrind, valgrind-docs, valgrind-gdb, valgrind-scripts	valgrind	RHEL 10.0
vim-common	vim-common, vim-data, xxd	RHEL 10.0
zlib	zlib-ng-compat	RHEL 10.0
zlib-devel	zlib-ng-compat-devel	RHEL 10.0
zlib-static	zlib-ng-compat-static	RHEL 10.0

A.3. Moved packages
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Package	Original repository*	Current repository*	Changed since
acpica-tools	rhel9-BaseOS	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
ant-openjdk21	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
ant-unbound	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
apache-commons-compress	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
appstream-compose	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
avahi-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
babel	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
boost-system	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
boost-system	rhel10-BaseOS	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
bpftool	rhel9-BaseOS	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
catatonit	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
cups-filesystem	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
cxl-libs	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
disruptor	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
evolution-data-server-devel	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
evolution-data-server-doc	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
evolution-data-server-tests	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
fabtests	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-aliyun	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-aliyun	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-all	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-all	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-amt-ws	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-amt-ws	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-apc	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-apc	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-apc-snmp	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-apc-snmp	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-aws	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-aws	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-azure-arm	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-azure-arm	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-bladecenter	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-bladecenter	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-brocade	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-brocade	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-cisco-mds	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-cisco-mds	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-cisco-ucs	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-cisco-ucs	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-drac5	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-drac5	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-eaton-snmp	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-eaton-snmp	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-emerson	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-emerson	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-eps	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-eps	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-gce	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-gce	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-heuristics-ping	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-heuristics-ping	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-hpblade	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-hpblade	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ibmblade	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ibmblade	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ifmib	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ifmib	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ilo-moonshot	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ilo-moonshot	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ilo-mp	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ilo-mp	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ilo-ssh	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ilo-ssh	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ilo2	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ilo2	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-intelmodular	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-intelmodular	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ipdu	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ipdu	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ipmilan	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-ipmilan	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-kdump	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-kdump	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-lpar	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-lpar	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-mpath	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-mpath	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-openstack	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-openstack	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-redfish	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-redfish	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-rhevm	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-rhevm	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-rsa	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-rsa	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-rsb	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-rsb	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-sbd	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-sbd	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-scsi	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-scsi	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-vmware-rest	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-vmware-rest	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-vmware-soap	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-vmware-soap	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-wti	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-wti	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-zvm	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fence-agents-zvm	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
fuse3	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
fuse3-libs	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
gcc-plugin-devel	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gcc-plugin-devel	rhel10-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.1
gdbm	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
geocode-glib-devel	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
ghostscript-tools-dvipdf	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
glib2-doc	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gnome-desktop3-devel	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
gnome-online-accounts-devel	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-fonts-common	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-kufi-arabic-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-kufi-arabic-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-music-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-naskh-arabic-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-naskh-arabic-ui-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-naskh-arabic-ui-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-naskh-arabic-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-nastaliq-urdu-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-rashi-hebrew-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-rashi-hebrew-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-adlam-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-adlam-unjoined-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-adlam-unjoined-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-adlam-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-anatolian-hieroglyphs-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-arabic-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-arabic-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-armenian-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-balinese-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-balinese-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-bamum-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-bamum-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-bassa-vah-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-bassa-vah-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-batak-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-bengali-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-bhaiksuki-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-buginese-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-buhid-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-canadian-aboriginal-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-canadian-aboriginal-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-caucasian-albanian-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-chakma-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-cham-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-cham-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-cherokee-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-cuneiform-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-cypriot-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-devanagari-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-duployan-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-elbasan-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-elymaic-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-ethiopic-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-georgian-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-gothic-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-grantha-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-gunjala-gondi-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-gurmukhi-ui-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-gurmukhi-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-hanifi-rohingya-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-hanifi-rohingya-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-hanunoo-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-hatran-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-hebrew-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-indic-siyaq-numbers-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-inscriptional-pahlavi-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-inscriptional-parthian-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-javanese-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-kannada-ui-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-kannada-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-kayah-li-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-khmer-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-khojki-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-khudawadi-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-lao-looped-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-lao-looped-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-lao-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-lepcha-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-limbu-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-linear-a-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-linear-b-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-lisu-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-lisu-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-mahajani-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-malayalam-ui-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-malayalam-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-mandaic-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-manichaean-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-marchen-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-masaram-gondi-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-math-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-mayan-numerals-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-medefaidrin-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-medefaidrin-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-meetei-mayek-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-mende-kikakui-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-meroitic-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-miao-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-modi-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-mongolian-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-mono-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-mro-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-multani-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-myanmar-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-myanmar-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-nabataean-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-new-tai-lue-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-new-tai-lue-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-newa-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-nushu-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-ogham-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-ol-chiki-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-ol-chiki-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-old-hungarian-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-old-italic-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-old-north-arabian-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-old-permic-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-old-persian-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-old-sogdian-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-oriya-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-osage-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-pahawh-hmong-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-palmyrene-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-pau-cin-hau-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-psalter-pahlavi-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-rejang-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-runic-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-samaritan-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-saurashtra-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-sharada-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-siddham-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-signwriting-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-sinhala-ui-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-sogdian-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-sora-sompeng-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-sora-sompeng-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-soyombo-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-sundanese-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-sundanese-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-syloti-nagri-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-symbols-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-syriac-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tagalog-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tagbanwa-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tai-le-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tai-tham-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tai-tham-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tai-viet-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-takri-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tamil-supplement-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tamil-ui-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tamil-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-telugu-ui-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-telugu-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-thaana-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-thai-looped-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-thai-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tifinagh-adrar-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tifinagh-agraw-imazighen-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tifinagh-ahaggar-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tifinagh-air-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tifinagh-apt-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tifinagh-azawagh-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tifinagh-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tifinagh-ghat-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tifinagh-hawad-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tifinagh-rhissa-ixa-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tifinagh-sil-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tifinagh-tawellemmet-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-tirhuta-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-wancho-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-warang-citi-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-yi-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-sans-zanabazar-square-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-ahom-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-armenian-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-balinese-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-bengali-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-bengali-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-devanagari-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-devanagari-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-dogra-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-ethiopic-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-ethiopic-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-georgian-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-grantha-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-gujarati-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-gujarati-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-gurmukhi-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-hebrew-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-hebrew-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-kannada-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-kannada-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-khmer-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-khojki-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-khojki-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-lao-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-malayalam-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-malayalam-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-myanmar-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-sinhala-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-tamil-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-tamil-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-tangut-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-telugu-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-telugu-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-thai-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-tibetan-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-tibetan-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-yezidi-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-serif-yezidi-vf-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
google-noto-traditional-nushu-fonts	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
ha-cloud-support	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
ha-cloud-support	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
ibus-gtk4	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
iptables-nft	rhel9-BaseOS	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
iptables-utils	rhel9-BaseOS	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
json-c-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
ledmon-libs	rhel9-BaseOS	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libbabeltrace	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
libevdev-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libgweather-devel	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libical-devel	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libical-glib-devel	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
libnghttp2-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libpq	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
libtool-ltdl	rhel9-BaseOS	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libtracecmd-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libtraceevent-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
libtracefs-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
liburing	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
libuv-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
lttng-ust	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
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mariadb-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
mariadb-embedded-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
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mpdecimal	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
mysql-libs	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
ocl-icd	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
opencsd	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
openwsman-python3	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
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pacemaker-cluster-libs	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
pacemaker-libs	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
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perl-Getopt-Std	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
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perl-IPC-Open3	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
perl-libnet	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
perl-libs	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
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perl-Symbol	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
perl-Term-ANSIColor	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
perl-Term-Cap	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
perl-Test2-Suite	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
perl-Text-ParseWords	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
perl-Text-Tabs+Wrap	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
perl-Time-Local	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
perl-URI	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
perl-vars	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
podman-tests	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
postgresql-docs	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
postgresql-private-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
postgresql-server-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
postgresql-static	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
postgresql-test	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
postgresql-upgrade-devel	rhel9-CRB	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-attrs	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
python3-babel	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-iniconfig	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-jsonschema	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
python3-packaging	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
python3-perf	rhel9-BaseOS	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
python3-pluggy	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-pyelftools	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-pytest	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-setuptools-wheel	rhel9-BaseOS	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
python3-wcwidth	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-BaseOS	RHEL 10.0
sbd	rhel9-ResilientStorage	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
sbd	rhel9-HighAvailability	rhel10-AppStream	RHEL 10.0
sil-nuosu-fonts	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
toolbox-tests	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0
virt-manager	rhel9-AppStream	rhel10-CRB	RHEL 10.0

A.4. Removed packages
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Package	Note
aajohan-comfortaa-fonts
adwaita-gtk2-theme
adwaita-qt5
anaconda-user-help
ansible-collection-redhat-rhel_mgmt
ant-javamail
apcu-panel
aspnetcore-runtime-6.0
aspnetcore-runtime-7.0
aspnetcore-targeting-pack-6.0
aspnetcore-targeting-pack-7.0
atkmm
atkmm-devel
atkmm-doc
atlas
atlas-devel
atlas-z14
atlas-z15
authselect-compat
autoconf-latest
autoconf271
autocorr-af
autocorr-bg
autocorr-ca
autocorr-cs
autocorr-da
autocorr-de
autocorr-dsb
autocorr-el
autocorr-en
autocorr-es
autocorr-fa
autocorr-fi
autocorr-fr
autocorr-ga
autocorr-hr
autocorr-hsb
autocorr-hu
autocorr-is
autocorr-it
autocorr-ja
autocorr-ko
autocorr-lb
autocorr-lt
autocorr-mn
autocorr-nl
autocorr-pl
autocorr-pt
autocorr-ro
autocorr-ru
autocorr-sk
autocorr-sl
autocorr-sr
autocorr-sv
autocorr-tr
autocorr-vi
autocorr-vro
autocorr-zh
autotrace	The `autotrace` package has been removed because the `fontforge` package now uses the `potrace` package instead of `autotrace`.
avahi-autoipd
avahi-gobject
avahi-gobject-devel
babl
babl-devel
babl-devel-docs
bacula-client
bacula-common
bacula-console
bacula-director
bacula-libs
bacula-libs-sql
bacula-logwatch
bacula-storage
bind9.18	The `bind9.18` package provides an alternative application stream for version 9.18 of the BIND DNS server. In RHEL 10, BIND 9.18 is provided by the `bind` package.
bind9.18-chroot	The `bind9.18` package provides an alternative application stream for version 9.18 of the BIND DNS server. In RHEL 10, BIND 9.18 is provided by the `bind` package.
bind9.18-devel	The `bind9.18` package provides an alternative application stream for version 9.18 of the BIND DNS server. In RHEL 10, BIND 9.18 is provided by the `bind` package.
bind9.18-dnssec-utils	The `bind9.18` package provides an alternative application stream for version 9.18 of the BIND DNS server. In RHEL 10, BIND 9.18 is provided by the `bind` package.
bind9.18-doc	The `bind9.18` package provides an alternative application stream for version 9.18 of the BIND DNS server. In RHEL 10, BIND 9.18 is provided by the `bind` package.
bind9.18-libs	The `bind9.18` package provides an alternative application stream for version 9.18 of the BIND DNS server. In RHEL 10, BIND 9.18 is provided by the `bind` package.
bind9.18-utils	The `bind9.18` package provides an alternative application stream for version 9.18 of the BIND DNS server. In RHEL 10, BIND 9.18 is provided by the `bind` package.
bitmap-fangsongti-fonts
bogofilter
Box2D
brasero-nautilus
cheese-libs
clucene-contribs-lib
clucene-core
clucene-core-devel
clutter
clutter-gst3
clutter-gtk
cogl
compat-hesiod	The `compat-hesiod` package, which was used for identity related functionality, has been removed. You can use other technologies instead, for example, LDAP or Kerberos.
compat-libgfortran-48
compat-locales-sap
compat-locales-sap-common
compat-openssl11	The `compat-openssl11` package has been removed. You can use the `openssl-3` package instead.
compat-paratype-pt-sans-fonts-f33-f34
compat-sap-c++-12
compat-sap-c++-13
containernetworking-plugins
containers-common-extra
copy-jdk-configs
crypto-policies-pq-preview
culmus-aharoni-clm-fonts
culmus-caladings-clm-fonts
culmus-david-clm-fonts
culmus-drugulin-clm-fonts
culmus-ellinia-clm-fonts
culmus-fonts-common
culmus-frank-ruehl-clm-fonts
culmus-hadasim-clm-fonts
culmus-miriam-clm-fonts
culmus-miriam-mono-clm-fonts
culmus-nachlieli-clm-fonts
culmus-simple-clm-fonts
culmus-stamashkenaz-clm-fonts
culmus-stamsefarad-clm-fonts
culmus-yehuda-clm-fonts
cups-filters-devel
curl-minimal	The `curl-minimal` package has been removed. You can use the `curl` package instead.
dbus-glib	The `dbus-glib` package has been removed. You can use a GDBus from the `glib2` package instead.
dbus-glib-devel	The `dbus-glib` package has been removed. You can use a GDBus from the `glib2` package instead.
devhelp
devhelp
devhelp-devel
devhelp-libs
dhcp-client	The `dhcp` package has been removed. You can use the `kea` package instead.
dhcp-common	The `dhcp` package has been removed. You can use the `kea` package instead.
dhcp-relay	The `dhcp` package has been removed. You can use the `kea` package instead.
dhcp-server	The `dhcp` package has been removed. You can use the `kea` package instead.
dlm
dlm-lib
dotnet-apphost-pack-6.0
dotnet-apphost-pack-7.0
dotnet-hostfxr-6.0
dotnet-hostfxr-7.0
dotnet-runtime-6.0
dotnet-runtime-7.0
dotnet-sdk-6.0
dotnet-sdk-6.0-source-built-artifacts
dotnet-sdk-7.0
dotnet-sdk-7.0-source-built-artifacts
dotnet-targeting-pack-6.0
dotnet-targeting-pack-7.0
dotnet-templates-6.0
dotnet-templates-7.0
double-conversion
double-conversion-devel
doxygen-doxywizard
dyninst-testsuite
efs-utils
emacs-cython-mode
enchant
enchant-devel
evince
evince-libs
evince-nautilus
evince-previewer
evince-thumbnailer
evolution
evolution-bogofilter
evolution-data-server-ui
evolution-data-server-ui-devel
evolution-devel
evolution-ews
evolution-ews-langpacks
evolution-help
evolution-langpacks
evolution-mapi
evolution-mapi-langpacks
evolution-pst
evolution-spamassassin
festival	The `festival` package has been removed. You can use the `espeak-ng` package instead.
festival-data	The `festival` package has been removed. You can use the `espeak-ng` package instead.
festvox-slt-arctic-hts	The `festvox-slt-arctic-hts` package has been removed. You can use the `espeak-ng` package instead.
firefox
firefox-x11
flite	The `flite` package has been removed. You can use the `espeak-ng` package instead.
flite-devel	The `flite` package has been removed. You can use the `espeak-ng` package instead.
fltk
fltk-devel
flute
fontawesome-fonts	The `fontawesome-fonts` package has been removed. You can use the `fontawesome4-fonts` package instead.
fontawesome-fonts-web	The `fontawesome-fonts` package has been removed. You can use the `fontawesome4-fonts` package instead.
gc
gc-devel
gcc-toolset-12
gcc-toolset-12-annobin-annocheck
gcc-toolset-12-annobin-docs
gcc-toolset-12-annobin-plugin-gcc
gcc-toolset-12-binutils
gcc-toolset-12-binutils-devel
gcc-toolset-12-binutils-gold
gcc-toolset-12-build
gcc-toolset-12-dwz
gcc-toolset-12-gcc
gcc-toolset-12-gcc-c++
gcc-toolset-12-gcc-gfortran
gcc-toolset-12-gcc-plugin-annobin
gcc-toolset-12-gcc-plugin-devel
gcc-toolset-12-libasan-devel
gcc-toolset-12-libatomic-devel
gcc-toolset-12-libgccjit
gcc-toolset-12-libgccjit-devel
gcc-toolset-12-libgccjit-docs
gcc-toolset-12-libitm-devel
gcc-toolset-12-liblsan-devel
gcc-toolset-12-libquadmath-devel
gcc-toolset-12-libstdc++-devel
gcc-toolset-12-libstdc++-docs
gcc-toolset-12-libtsan-devel
gcc-toolset-12-libubsan-devel
gcc-toolset-12-offload-nvptx
gcc-toolset-12-runtime
gcc-toolset-13
gcc-toolset-13-annobin-annocheck
gcc-toolset-13-annobin-docs
gcc-toolset-13-annobin-plugin-gcc
gcc-toolset-13-binutils
gcc-toolset-13-binutils-devel
gcc-toolset-13-binutils-gold
gcc-toolset-13-dwz
gcc-toolset-13-gcc
gcc-toolset-13-gcc-c++
gcc-toolset-13-gcc-gfortran
gcc-toolset-13-gcc-plugin-annobin
gcc-toolset-13-gcc-plugin-devel
gcc-toolset-13-libasan-devel
gcc-toolset-13-libatomic-devel
gcc-toolset-13-libgccjit
gcc-toolset-13-libgccjit-devel
gcc-toolset-13-libitm-devel
gcc-toolset-13-liblsan-devel
gcc-toolset-13-libquadmath-devel
gcc-toolset-13-libstdc++-devel
gcc-toolset-13-libstdc++-docs
gcc-toolset-13-libtsan-devel
gcc-toolset-13-libubsan-devel
gcc-toolset-13-offload-nvptx
gcc-toolset-13-runtime
gcc-toolset-14
gcc-toolset-14-annobin-annocheck
gcc-toolset-14-annobin-docs
gcc-toolset-14-annobin-plugin-gcc
gcc-toolset-14-binutils
gcc-toolset-14-binutils-devel
gcc-toolset-14-binutils-gold
gcc-toolset-14-binutils-gprofng
gcc-toolset-14-dwz
gcc-toolset-14-gcc
gcc-toolset-14-gcc-c++
gcc-toolset-14-gcc-gfortran
gcc-toolset-14-gcc-plugin-annobin
gcc-toolset-14-gcc-plugin-devel
gcc-toolset-14-libasan-devel
gcc-toolset-14-libatomic-devel
gcc-toolset-14-libgccjit
gcc-toolset-14-libgccjit-devel
gcc-toolset-14-libitm-devel
gcc-toolset-14-liblsan-devel
gcc-toolset-14-libquadmath-devel
gcc-toolset-14-libstdc++-devel
gcc-toolset-14-libstdc++-docs
gcc-toolset-14-libtsan-devel
gcc-toolset-14-libubsan-devel
gcc-toolset-14-offload-nvptx
gcc-toolset-14-runtime
gcr-base
gdisk
gdk-pixbuf2-xlib
gedit-plugin-bookmarks	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-bracketcompletion	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-codecomment	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-colorpicker	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-colorschemer	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-commander	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-drawspaces	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-findinfiles	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-joinlines	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-multiedit	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-sessionsaver	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-smartspaces	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-synctex	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-terminal	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-textsize	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-translate	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugin-wordcompletion	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugins	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gedit-plugins-data	The `gedit` package has been removed. You can use the GNOME Text Editor instead.
gegl04
gegl04-devel
gegl04-devel-docs
gegl04-tools
gfs2-utils
ghc-srpm-macros
ghostscript-x11
gl-manpages
glade
glade-devel
glade-libs
glm-devel
glm-doc
gnome-backgrounds
gnome-backgrounds-extras
gnome-common
gnome-logs	The `gnome-logs` package has been removed. You can use the `cockpit` package instead.
gnome-photos	The `gnome-photos` package has been removed. You can use the `loupe` package instead.
gnome-photos-tests	The `gnome-photos` package has been removed. You can use the `loupe` package instead.
gnome-screenshot
gnome-session-xsession
gnome-shell-extension-panel-favorites
gnome-shell-extension-updates-dialog
gnome-terminal-nautilus
gnome-themes-extra
gnome-tweaks
gnome-video-effects
gnu-efi-compat
google-noto-sans-khmer-ui-fonts
google-noto-sans-lao-ui-fonts
google-noto-sans-phoenician-vf-fonts
google-noto-sans-thai-ui-fonts
gpm
gpm-devel
gpm-libs
gsl
gsl-devel
gspell
gspell-devel
gspell-doc
gtk2
gtk2-devel
gtk2-devel-docs
gtk2-immodule-xim
gtk2-immodules
gtkmm30
gtkmm30-devel
gtkmm30-doc
gtksourceview4	The `gtksourceview4` package has been removed. You can use the `gtksourceview5` package instead.
gtksourceview4-devel	The `gtksourceview4` package has been removed. You can use the `gtksourceview5` package instead.
gtkspell3
gtkspell3-devel
gubbi-fonts
gvfs-devel
ha-openstack-support
hesiod-devel	The `compat-hesiod` package , which was used for identity related functionality, has been removed. You can use other technologies instead, for example, LDAP or Kerberos.
hexchat
highcontrast-icon-theme
http-parser
http-parser-devel
ibus-gtk2
initial-setup	InitialSetup, which provided a first boot configuration after installation, has been removed. You can use the `gnome-initial-setup` or `systemd-firstboot` package instead.
initial-setup-gui	InitialSetup, which provided a first boot configuration after installation, has been removed. You can use the `gnome-initial-setup` or `systemd-firstboot` package instead.
inkscape
inkscape-docs
inkscape-view
iputils-ninfod
ipxe-roms
jakarta-activation2
java-1.8.0-openjdk
java-1.8.0-openjdk-demo
java-1.8.0-openjdk-demo-fastdebug
java-1.8.0-openjdk-demo-slowdebug
java-1.8.0-openjdk-devel
java-1.8.0-openjdk-devel-fastdebug
java-1.8.0-openjdk-devel-slowdebug
java-1.8.0-openjdk-fastdebug
java-1.8.0-openjdk-headless
java-1.8.0-openjdk-headless-fastdebug
java-1.8.0-openjdk-headless-slowdebug
java-1.8.0-openjdk-javadoc
java-1.8.0-openjdk-javadoc-zip
java-1.8.0-openjdk-slowdebug
java-1.8.0-openjdk-src
java-1.8.0-openjdk-src-fastdebug
java-1.8.0-openjdk-src-slowdebug
java-11-openjdk
java-11-openjdk-demo
java-11-openjdk-demo-fastdebug
java-11-openjdk-demo-slowdebug
java-11-openjdk-devel
java-11-openjdk-devel-fastdebug
java-11-openjdk-devel-slowdebug
java-11-openjdk-fastdebug
java-11-openjdk-headless
java-11-openjdk-headless-fastdebug
java-11-openjdk-headless-slowdebug
java-11-openjdk-javadoc
java-11-openjdk-javadoc-zip
java-11-openjdk-jmods
java-11-openjdk-jmods-fastdebug
java-11-openjdk-jmods-slowdebug
java-11-openjdk-slowdebug
java-11-openjdk-src
java-11-openjdk-src-fastdebug
java-11-openjdk-src-slowdebug
java-11-openjdk-static-libs
java-11-openjdk-static-libs-fastdebug
java-11-openjdk-static-libs-slowdebug
java-17-openjdk
java-17-openjdk-demo
java-17-openjdk-demo-fastdebug
java-17-openjdk-demo-slowdebug
java-17-openjdk-devel
java-17-openjdk-devel-fastdebug
java-17-openjdk-devel-slowdebug
java-17-openjdk-fastdebug
java-17-openjdk-headless
java-17-openjdk-headless-fastdebug
java-17-openjdk-headless-slowdebug
java-17-openjdk-javadoc
java-17-openjdk-javadoc-zip
java-17-openjdk-jmods
java-17-openjdk-jmods-fastdebug
java-17-openjdk-jmods-slowdebug
java-17-openjdk-slowdebug
java-17-openjdk-src
java-17-openjdk-src-fastdebug
java-17-openjdk-src-slowdebug
java-17-openjdk-static-libs
java-17-openjdk-static-libs-fastdebug
java-17-openjdk-static-libs-slowdebug
jboss-jaxrs-2.0-api
jboss-logging
jboss-logging-tools
jdeparser
jigawatts
jigawatts-javadoc
jmc
jmc-core
julietaula-montserrat-fonts
kacst-art-fonts
kacst-book-fonts
kacst-decorative-fonts
kacst-digital-fonts
kacst-farsi-fonts
kacst-fonts-common
kacst-letter-fonts
kacst-naskh-fonts
kacst-office-fonts
kacst-one-fonts
kacst-pen-fonts
kacst-poster-fonts
kacst-qurn-fonts
kacst-screen-fonts
kacst-title-fonts
kacst-titlel-fonts
keybinder3
keybinder3-devel
keybinder3-doc
khmer-os-battambang-fonts
khmer-os-bokor-fonts
khmer-os-content-fonts
khmer-os-fasthand-fonts
khmer-os-freehand-fonts
khmer-os-handwritten-fonts
khmer-os-metal-chrieng-fonts
khmer-os-muol-fonts
khmer-os-muol-fonts-all
khmer-os-muol-pali-fonts
khmer-os-siemreap-fonts
kmod-kvdo
ladspa
ladspa-devel
lasso
lasso-devel
libabw
libadwaita-qt5
libbase
libblockdev-kbd
libcanberra-gtk2
libcdio-paranoia
libcdio-paranoia-devel
libcdr
libcdr-devel
libcmis
libdazzle
libdb
libdb-cxx
libdb-cxx-devel
libdb-devel
libdb-devel-doc
libdb-sql
libdb-sql-devel
libdb-utils
libdmx
libEMF
libEMF-devel
libeot
libepubgen
libetonyek
libetonyek-devel
libexttextcat
libfonts
libformula
libfreehand
libfreehand-devel
libgdata
libgdata-devel
libgnomekbd
libgnomekbd-devel
libguestfs-gobject
libguestfs-gobject-devel
libiscsi
libiscsi-devel
libiscsi-utils
liblangtag
liblangtag-data
liblangtag-devel
liblangtag-doc
liblangtag-gobject
liblayout
libloader
liblockfile
liblockfile-devel
libmatchbox
libmemcached-awesome
libmemcached-awesome-devel
libmemcached-awesome-tools
libmspub
libmspub-devel
libmwaw
libmypaint
libnsl2	The `libnsl2` package, which provided underlying infrastructure for the NIS service, has been removed. The NIS protocol support has also been removed from RHEL 10.
libnumbertext
libodfgen
libodfgen-devel
liborcus
libotr
libotr-devel
libpagemaker
libpagemaker-devel
libpmemobj++-devel
libpmemobj++-doc
libpng15
libpst-libs
libqhull
libqhull_p
libqhull_r
libqxp
libqxp-devel
LibRaw
LibRaw-devel
libreoffice
libreoffice-base
libreoffice-calc
libreoffice-core
libreoffice-data
libreoffice-draw
libreoffice-emailmerge
libreoffice-filters
libreoffice-gdb-debug-support
libreoffice-graphicfilter
libreoffice-gtk3
libreoffice-help-ar
libreoffice-help-bg
libreoffice-help-bn
libreoffice-help-ca
libreoffice-help-cs
libreoffice-help-da
libreoffice-help-de
libreoffice-help-dz
libreoffice-help-el
libreoffice-help-en
libreoffice-help-eo
libreoffice-help-es
libreoffice-help-et
libreoffice-help-eu
libreoffice-help-fi
libreoffice-help-fr
libreoffice-help-gl
libreoffice-help-gu
libreoffice-help-he
libreoffice-help-hi
libreoffice-help-hr
libreoffice-help-hu
libreoffice-help-id
libreoffice-help-it
libreoffice-help-ja
libreoffice-help-ko
libreoffice-help-lt
libreoffice-help-lv
libreoffice-help-nb
libreoffice-help-nl
libreoffice-help-nn
libreoffice-help-pl
libreoffice-help-pt-BR
libreoffice-help-pt-PT
libreoffice-help-ro
libreoffice-help-ru
libreoffice-help-si
libreoffice-help-sk
libreoffice-help-sl
libreoffice-help-sv
libreoffice-help-ta
libreoffice-help-tr
libreoffice-help-uk
libreoffice-help-zh-Hans
libreoffice-help-zh-Hant
libreoffice-impress
libreoffice-langpack-af
libreoffice-langpack-ar
libreoffice-langpack-as
libreoffice-langpack-bg
libreoffice-langpack-bn
libreoffice-langpack-br
libreoffice-langpack-ca
libreoffice-langpack-cs
libreoffice-langpack-cy
libreoffice-langpack-da
libreoffice-langpack-de
libreoffice-langpack-dz
libreoffice-langpack-el
libreoffice-langpack-en
libreoffice-langpack-eo
libreoffice-langpack-es
libreoffice-langpack-et
libreoffice-langpack-eu
libreoffice-langpack-fa
libreoffice-langpack-fi
libreoffice-langpack-fr
libreoffice-langpack-fy
libreoffice-langpack-ga
libreoffice-langpack-gl
libreoffice-langpack-gu
libreoffice-langpack-he
libreoffice-langpack-hi
libreoffice-langpack-hr
libreoffice-langpack-hu
libreoffice-langpack-id
libreoffice-langpack-it
libreoffice-langpack-ja
libreoffice-langpack-kk
libreoffice-langpack-kn
libreoffice-langpack-ko
libreoffice-langpack-lt
libreoffice-langpack-lv
libreoffice-langpack-mai
libreoffice-langpack-ml
libreoffice-langpack-mr
libreoffice-langpack-nb
libreoffice-langpack-nl
libreoffice-langpack-nn
libreoffice-langpack-nr
libreoffice-langpack-nso
libreoffice-langpack-or
libreoffice-langpack-pa
libreoffice-langpack-pl
libreoffice-langpack-pt-BR
libreoffice-langpack-pt-PT
libreoffice-langpack-ro
libreoffice-langpack-ru
libreoffice-langpack-si
libreoffice-langpack-sk
libreoffice-langpack-sl
libreoffice-langpack-sr
libreoffice-langpack-ss
libreoffice-langpack-st
libreoffice-langpack-sv
libreoffice-langpack-ta
libreoffice-langpack-te
libreoffice-langpack-th
libreoffice-langpack-tn
libreoffice-langpack-tr
libreoffice-langpack-ts
libreoffice-langpack-uk
libreoffice-langpack-ve
libreoffice-langpack-xh
libreoffice-langpack-zh-Hans
libreoffice-langpack-zh-Hant
libreoffice-langpack-zu
libreoffice-math
libreoffice-ogltrans
libreoffice-opensymbol-fonts
libreoffice-pdfimport
libreoffice-pyuno
libreoffice-sdk
libreoffice-sdk-doc
libreoffice-ure
libreoffice-ure-common
libreoffice-voikko
libreoffice-wiki-publisher
libreoffice-writer
libreoffice-x11
libreoffice-xsltfilter
libreofficekit
libreport
libreport-anaconda
libreport-cli
libreport-filesystem
libreport-gtk
libreport-plugin-bugzilla
libreport-plugin-reportuploader
libreport-rhel-anaconda-bugzilla
libreport-web
librepository
librevenge
librevenge-devel
librevenge-gdb
librx
librx-devel
libserializer
libsigc++20
libsigc++20-devel
libsigc++20-doc
libsigsegv
libsigsegv-devel
libsmbios
libsss_simpleifp
libstaroffice
libstemmer
libstemmer-devel
libstoragemgmt-smis-plugin
libteam
libtimezonemap
libtimezonemap-devel
libuninameslist
libvisio
libvisio-devel
libvisual
libvisual-devel
libwmf
libwmf-devel
libwmf-lite
libwpd
libwpd-devel
libwpd-doc
libwpe
libwpe-devel
libwpg
libwpg-devel
libwpg-doc
libwps
libwps-devel
libwps-doc
libxklavier	The `libxklavier` package has been removed. You can use the `tecla` package instead.
libxklavier-devel	The `libxklavier` package has been removed. You can use the `tecla` package instead.
libXp
libXp-devel
libXScrnSaver
libXScrnSaver-devel
libXxf86dga
libXxf86dga-devel
libzmf
libzmf-devel
lklug-fonts
lohit-gurmukhi-fonts
lpsolve
lua-guestfs
man-pages-overrides
matchbox-window-manager
maven-plugin-build-helper
memkind
memkind-devel
mesa-libGLw
mesa-libGLw-devel
mingw32-pcre	The `mingw32-pcre` package has been removed. You can use the `mingw-pcre2` package instead.
mingw32-pcre-static	The `mingw32-pcre` package has been removed. You can use the `mingw-pcre2` package instead.
mingw64-pcre	The `mingw64-pcre` package has been removed. You can use the `mingw-pcre2` package instead.
mingw64-pcre-static	The `mingw64-pcre` package has been removed. You can use the `mingw-pcre2` package instead.
mod_auth_mellon	The `mod_auth_mellon` package, which provided SAML authentication module for the Apache HTTP Server, has been removed. You can migrate to OAuth2 authentication instead, which can be configured by using the `mod_auth_openidc` package.
mod_jk	The `mod_jk` package has been removed. You can use the `mod_proxy_cluster` package instead.
mod_security
mod_security-mlogc
mod_security_crs
motif	The `motif` package has been removed. You can use the GTK libraries and GNOME window manager isntead.
motif-devel	The `motif` package has been removed. You can use the GTK libraries and GNOME window manager isntead.
mysql
mysql-common
mysql-devel
mysql-errmsg
mysql-libs
mysql-server
mysql-test
mythes
mythes-bg
mythes-ca
mythes-cs
mythes-da
mythes-de
mythes-devel
mythes-el
mythes-en
mythes-eo
mythes-es
mythes-fr
mythes-ga
mythes-hu
mythes-it
mythes-lv
mythes-nb
mythes-nl
mythes-nn
mythes-pl
mythes-pt
mythes-ro
mythes-ru
mythes-sk
mythes-sl
mythes-sv
mythes-uk
navilu-fonts
nbdkit-gzip-filter
neon	The `neon` package set been removed. You can migrate to an alternative C HTTP client library, for example, `libcurl`.
neon-devel	The `neon` package has been removed. You can migrate to an alternative C HTTP client library, for example, `libcurl`.
NetworkManager-dispatcher-routing-rules
NetworkManager-initscripts-updown
NetworkManager-team	The `teamd` service and the `libteam` library have been removed in RHEL 10. Therefore, the `NetworkManager-team` has also been removed. You can configure bond with NetworkManager instead of a network team.
nginx	In RHEL 10, the `nginx` package is available as a non-modular RPM package and will no longer be available in multiple alternative module streams.
nginx-all-modules	In RHEL 10, the `nginx` package is available as a non-modular RPM package and will no longer be available in multiple alternative module streams.
nginx-core	In RHEL 10, the `nginx` package is available as a non-modular RPM package and will no longer be available in multiple alternative module streams.
nginx-filesystem	In RHEL 10, the `nginx` package is available as a non-modular RPM package and will no longer be available in multiple alternative module streams.
nginx-mod-devel	In RHEL 10, the `nginx` package is available as a non-modular RPM package and will no longer be available in multiple alternative module streams.
nginx-mod-http-image-filter	In RHEL 10, the `nginx` package is available as a non-modular RPM package and will no longer be available in multiple alternative module streams.
nginx-mod-http-perl	In RHEL 10, the `nginx` package is available as a non-modular RPM package and will no longer be available in multiple alternative module streams.
nginx-mod-http-xslt-filter	In RHEL 10, the `nginx` package is available as a non-modular RPM package and will no longer be available in multiple alternative module streams.
nginx-mod-mail	In RHEL 10, the `nginx` package is available as a non-modular RPM package and will no longer be available in multiple alternative module streams.
nginx-mod-stream	In RHEL 10, the `nginx` package is available as a non-modular RPM package and will no longer be available in multiple alternative module streams.
nispor
nispor-devel
nscd	The `nscd` has been removed. You can use the `sssd` package for account caching and the `unbound` package for DNS caching.
nvme-stas
ocaml-augeas
ocaml-augeas-devel
ocaml-camomile
ocaml-camomile-data
ocaml-camomile-devel
ocaml-csexp
ocaml-csexp-devel
ocaml-csv
ocaml-csv-devel
ocaml-dune-devel
ocaml-dune-doc
ocaml-extlib
ocaml-extlib-devel
ocaml-ocamlbuild-devel
ocaml-xml-light
ocaml-xml-light-devel
opal-firmware
opal-prd
opal-utils
openal-soft
openal-soft-devel
openchange
openscap-devel
openscap-engine-sce-devel
openscap-python3
openslp-server
oscap-anaconda-addon	The `oscap-anaconda-addon` package used for hardening RHEL systems during installation has been removed. You can create hardened installation images by using the image builder service.
overpass-fonts
owasp-java-encoder
paktype-naqsh-fonts
paktype-tehreer-fonts
pam_ssh_agent_auth
pcre	The `pcre` package has been removed. You can use the `pcre2` package instead.
pcre-cpp	The `pcre` package has been removed. You can use the `pcre2` package instead.
pcre-devel	The `pcre` package has been removed. You can use the `pcre2` package instead.
pcre-static	The `pcre` package has been removed. You can use the `pcre2` package instead.
pcre-utf16	The `pcre` package has been removed. You can use the `pcre2` package instead.
pcre-utf32	The `pcre` package has been removed. You can use the `pcre2` package instead.
pentaho-libxml
pentaho-reporting-flow-engine
perl-AnyEvent
perl-B-Hooks-EndOfScope
perl-Class-Accessor
perl-Class-Data-Inheritable
perl-Class-Singleton
perl-Class-Tiny
perl-Crypt-OpenSSL-Bignum
perl-Crypt-OpenSSL-Random
perl-Crypt-OpenSSL-RSA
perl-Date-ISO8601
perl-DateTime
perl-DateTime-Format-Builder
perl-DateTime-Format-ISO8601
perl-DateTime-Format-Strptime
perl-DateTime-Locale
perl-DateTime-TimeZone
perl-DateTime-TimeZone-SystemV
perl-DateTime-TimeZone-Tzfile
perl-DB_File
perl-Devel-CallChecker
perl-Devel-Caller
perl-Devel-LexAlias
perl-Digest-SHA1	The `perl-Digest-SHA1` package has been removed. You can use the `perl-Digest-SHA` package instead.
perl-Dist-CheckConflicts
perl-DynaLoader-Functions
perl-Encode-Detect
perl-Eval-Closure
perl-Exception-Class
perl-File-chdir
perl-File-Copy-Recursive
perl-File-Find-Object
perl-File-Find-Rule
perl-HTML-Tree
perl-Importer
perl-libxml-perl
perl-Mail-AuthenticationResults
perl-Mail-DKIM
perl-Mail-Sender
perl-Mail-SPF
perl-MIME-Types
perl-Module-Implementation
perl-Module-Pluggable
perl-namespace-autoclean
perl-namespace-clean
perl-Net-CIDR-Lite
perl-Net-DNS
perl-Net-DNS-Nameserver
perl-NetAddr-IP
perl-Number-Compare
perl-Package-Stash
perl-Package-Stash-XS
perl-PadWalker
perl-Params-Classify
perl-Params-Validate
perl-Params-ValidationCompiler
perl-Perl-Destruct-Level
perl-Ref-Util
perl-Ref-Util-XS
perl-Scope-Guard
perl-Specio
perl-Sub-Identify
perl-Sub-Info
perl-Sub-Name
perl-Switch
perl-Sys-CPU
perl-Sys-MemInfo
perl-Test-LongString
perl-Test-Taint
perl-Variable-Magic
perl-XML-DOM
perl-XML-RegExp
perl-XML-Twig
perl-YAML-LibYAML
perltidy
php	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-bcmath	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-cli	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-common	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-dba	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-dbg	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-devel	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-embedded	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-enchant	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-ffi	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-fpm	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-gd	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-gmp	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-intl	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-ldap	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-libguestfs	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-mbstring	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-mysqlnd	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-odbc	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-opcache	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-pdo	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-pecl-apcu	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-pecl-apcu-devel	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-pecl-rrd	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-pecl-xdebug3	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-pecl-zip	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-pgsql	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-process	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-snmp	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-soap	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
php-xml	The `php:8.1` and `php:8.2` application streams are not offered in RHEL 10. PHP 8.3 is included in RHEL 10 as non-modular packages.
pinfo
pki-jackson-annotations
pki-jackson-core
pki-jackson-databind
pki-jackson-jaxrs-json-provider
pki-jackson-jaxrs-providers
pki-jackson-module-jaxb-annotations
pki-resteasy-client
pki-resteasy-core
pki-resteasy-jackson2-provider
pki-resteasy-servlet-initializer
plexus-containers-container-default
plotnetcfg
plymouth-theme-charge
pmdk-convert
podman-plugins	The `podman-plugins` package has been removed. You can use the `gvisor-tap-vsock` package instead.
poppler-qt5
poppler-qt5-devel
postgresql-test-rpm-macros
pstoedit
pulseaudio-module-x11
python-botocore
python-gflags
python-packaging-doc
python-pyroute2
python-qt5-rpm-macros
python-sphinx-copybutton
python3-bind
python3-chardet
python3-dmidecode
python3-dnf-plugin-multisig
python3-ethtool
python3-lasso
python3-libproxy
python3-libreport
python3-netifaces	The `python3-netifaces` package has been removed. You can use the `python3-ifaddr` package instead.
python3-nispor
python3-py
python3-pycdlib
python3-pycurl
python3-pyghmi
python3-pyqt5-sip
python3-pyrsistent
python3-pysocks
python3-pytz
python3-pywbem
python3-qt5
python3-qt5
python3-qt5-base
python3-qt5-devel
python3-readthedocs-sphinx-ext
python3-requests+security
python3-requests+socks
python3-scour
python3-sip-devel
python3-snowballstemmer
python3-sphinxcontrib-applehelp
python3-sphinxcontrib-devhelp
python3-sphinxcontrib-htmlhelp
python3-sphinxcontrib-httpdomain
python3-sphinxcontrib-jsmath
python3-sphinxcontrib-qthelp
python3-sphinxcontrib-serializinghtml
python3-sphinxcontrib-websupport
python3-toml
python3-tomli
python3-tracer
python3-wx-siplib
python3.11
python3.11
python3.11-attrs
python3.11-cffi
python3.11-charset-normalizer
python3.11-cryptography
python3.11-Cython
python3.11-debug
python3.11-devel
python3.11-idle
python3.11-idna
python3.11-iniconfig
python3.11-libs
python3.11-lxml
python3.11-mod_wsgi
python3.11-numpy
python3.11-numpy-f2py
python3.11-packaging
python3.11-pip
python3.11-pip-wheel
python3.11-pluggy
python3.11-ply
python3.11-psycopg2
python3.11-psycopg2-debug
python3.11-psycopg2-tests
python3.11-pybind11
python3.11-pybind11-devel
python3.11-pycparser
python3.11-PyMySQL
python3.11-PyMySQL+rsa
python3.11-pyparsing
python3.11-pysocks
python3.11-pytest
python3.11-pyyaml
python3.11-requests
python3.11-requests+security
python3.11-requests+socks
python3.11-scipy
python3.11-semantic_version
python3.11-setuptools
python3.11-setuptools-rust
python3.11-setuptools-wheel
python3.11-six
python3.11-test
python3.11-tkinter
python3.11-tkinter
python3.11-urllib3
python3.11-wheel
python3.11-wheel-wheel
python3.12-psycopg2-debug
python3.12-psycopg2-tests
python3.12-PyMySQL+rsa
python3.12-scipy-tests
python3.12-semantic_version
python3.12-setuptools-rust
qgnomeplatform
qhull-devel
qt5
qt5-assistant
qt5-designer
qt5-devel
qt5-doctools
qt5-linguist
qt5-qdbusviewer
qt5-qt3d
qt5-qt3d-devel
qt5-qt3d-doc
qt5-qt3d-examples
qt5-qtbase
qt5-qtbase-common
qt5-qtbase-devel
qt5-qtbase-doc
qt5-qtbase-examples
qt5-qtbase-gui
qt5-qtbase-mysql
qt5-qtbase-odbc
qt5-qtbase-postgresql
qt5-qtbase-private-devel
qt5-qtbase-static
qt5-qtconnectivity
qt5-qtconnectivity-devel
qt5-qtconnectivity-doc
qt5-qtconnectivity-examples
qt5-qtdeclarative
qt5-qtdeclarative-devel
qt5-qtdeclarative-doc
qt5-qtdeclarative-examples
qt5-qtdeclarative-static
qt5-qtdoc
qt5-qtgraphicaleffects
qt5-qtgraphicaleffects-doc
qt5-qtimageformats
qt5-qtimageformats-doc
qt5-qtlocation
qt5-qtlocation-devel
qt5-qtlocation-doc
qt5-qtlocation-examples
qt5-qtmultimedia
qt5-qtmultimedia-devel
qt5-qtmultimedia-doc
qt5-qtmultimedia-examples
qt5-qtquickcontrols
qt5-qtquickcontrols-doc
qt5-qtquickcontrols-examples
qt5-qtquickcontrols2
qt5-qtquickcontrols2-devel
qt5-qtquickcontrols2-doc
qt5-qtquickcontrols2-examples
qt5-qtscript
qt5-qtscript-devel
qt5-qtscript-doc
qt5-qtscript-examples
qt5-qtsensors
qt5-qtsensors-devel
qt5-qtsensors-doc
qt5-qtsensors-examples
qt5-qtserialbus
qt5-qtserialbus-devel
qt5-qtserialbus-doc
qt5-qtserialbus-examples
qt5-qtserialport
qt5-qtserialport-devel
qt5-qtserialport-doc
qt5-qtserialport-examples
qt5-qtsvg
qt5-qtsvg-devel
qt5-qtsvg-doc
qt5-qtsvg-examples
qt5-qttools
qt5-qttools-common
qt5-qttools-devel
qt5-qttools-doc
qt5-qttools-examples
qt5-qttools-libs-designer
qt5-qttools-libs-designercomponents
qt5-qttools-libs-help
qt5-qttools-static
qt5-qttranslations
qt5-qtwayland
qt5-qtwayland-devel
qt5-qtwayland-doc
qt5-qtwayland-examples
qt5-qtwebchannel
qt5-qtwebchannel-devel
qt5-qtwebchannel-doc
qt5-qtwebchannel-examples
qt5-qtwebsockets
qt5-qtwebsockets-devel
qt5-qtwebsockets-doc
qt5-qtwebsockets-examples
qt5-qtx11extras
qt5-qtx11extras-devel
qt5-qtx11extras-doc
qt5-qtxmlpatterns
qt5-qtxmlpatterns-devel
qt5-qtxmlpatterns-doc
qt5-qtxmlpatterns-examples
qt5-rpm-macros
qt5-srpm-macros
raptor2
raptor2-devel
rasqal
rasqal-devel
redis	The `redis` package has been removed. You can use the `valkey` package instead that provides similar functionality.
redis-devel	The `redis` package has been removed. You can use the `valkey` package instead that provides similar functionality.
redis-doc	The `redis` package has been removed. You can use the `valkey` package instead that provides similar functionality.
redland
redland-devel
rpmlint
ruby-libguestfs
runc	The `runc` package has been removed. You can use the `crun` package instead.
saab-fonts
sac
satyr
scap-workbench	The `scap-workbench` tool has been removed. You can use the `oscap` and `autotailr` command-line tools for tailoring and scanning.
SDL2
selinux-policy-minimum
sendmail	The `sendmail` package has been removed. You can use the `postfix` package instead, which provides an alternative secure, modern, feature-rich SMTP daemon.
sendmail-cf	The `sendmail` package has been removed. You can use the `postfix` package instead, which provides an alternative secure, modern, feature-rich SMTP daemon.
sendmail-doc	The `sendmail` package has been removed. You can use the `postfix` package instead, which provides an alternative secure, modern, feature-rich SMTP daemon.
sendmail-milter	The `sendmail` package has been removed. You can use the `postfix` package instead, which provides an alternative secure, modern, feature-rich SMTP daemon.
sendmail-milter-devel	The `sendmail` package has been removed. You can use the `postfix` package instead, which provides an alternative secure, modern, feature-rich SMTP daemon.
setxkbmap
sgabios
sgabios-bin
sid
sid-base-libs
sid-iface-libs
sid-log-libs
sid-mod-block-blkid
sid-mod-block-dm-mpath
sid-mod-dummies
sid-resource-libs
sid-tools
sil-scheherazade-fonts
sip
spamassassin
speech-tools-libs
sssd-polkit-rules
suitesparse
suitesparse-devel
sushi
teamd	The `libteam` package providing the `teamd` utility has been removed. You can use the Linux bonding driver instead.
texlive-xdvi
thai-scalable-fonts-common
thai-scalable-garuda-fonts
thai-scalable-kinnari-fonts
thai-scalable-loma-fonts
thai-scalable-norasi-fonts
thai-scalable-purisa-fonts
thai-scalable-sawasdee-fonts
thai-scalable-tlwgmono-fonts
thai-scalable-tlwgtypewriter-fonts
thai-scalable-tlwgtypist-fonts
thai-scalable-tlwgtypo-fonts
thai-scalable-umpush-fonts
thunderbird
tigervnc	The `tigervnc` package has been removed. You can use GNOME Connections instead.
tigervnc-icons	The `tigervnc` package has been removed. You can use GNOME Connections instead.
tigervnc-license	The `tigervnc` package has been removed. You can use GNOME Connections instead.
tigervnc-selinux	The `tigervnc` package has been removed. You can use GNOME Connections instead.
tigervnc-server	The `tigervnc` package has been removed. You can use GNOME Connections instead.
tigervnc-server-minimal	The `tigervnc` package has been removed. You can use GNOME Connections instead.
tigervnc-server-module	The `tigervnc` package has been removed. You can use GNOME Connections instead.
totem-pl-parser
tracer-common
transfig
ucs-miscfixed-fonts
udftools
unifdef
usb_modeswitch
usb_modeswitch-data
usbredir-server
usermode-gtk
WALinuxAgent-cvm
webkit2gtk3
webkit2gtk3-devel
webkit2gtk3-jsc
webkit2gtk3-jsc-devel
wpebackend-fdo
wpebackend-fdo-devel
xbean
xmlrpc-c
xmlrpc-c-c++
xmlrpc-c-client
xmlrpc-c-client++
xmlrpc-c-devel
xmlsec1-gcrypt	The `gcrypt` library has been removed from RHEL 10 and, therefore, the `xmlsec1` package parts that depended on this library have also been removed. You can use the `xmlsec1-openssl` package instead.
xmlsec1-gcrypt-devel	The `gcrypt` library has been removed from RHEL 10 and, therefore, the `xmlsec1` package parts that depended on this library have also been removed. You can use the `xmlsec1-openssl` package instead.
xmlsec1-gnutls	The `gcrypt` library has been removed from RHEL 10 and, therefore, the `xmlsec1` package parts that depended on this library have also been removed. You can use the `xmlsec1-openssl` package instead.
xmlsec1-gnutls-devel	The `gcrypt` library has been removed from RHEL 10 and, therefore, the `xmlsec1` package parts that depended on this library have also been removed. You can use the `xmlsec1-openssl` package instead.
xorg-x11-drivers
xorg-x11-drv-dummy
xorg-x11-drv-evdev
xorg-x11-drv-evdev-devel
xorg-x11-drv-fbdev
xorg-x11-drv-libinput
xorg-x11-drv-libinput-devel
xorg-x11-drv-v4l
xorg-x11-drv-vmware
xorg-x11-drv-wacom
xorg-x11-drv-wacom-devel
xorg-x11-drv-wacom-serial-support
xorg-x11-server-common
xorg-x11-server-devel
xorg-x11-server-source
xorg-x11-server-utils
xorg-x11-server-Xdmx
xorg-x11-server-Xephyr
xorg-x11-server-Xnest
xorg-x11-server-Xorg
xorg-x11-server-Xvfb
xorg-x11-utils
xorg-x11-xbitmaps
xorg-x11-xinit
xorg-x11-xinit-session
xsane
xsane-common
xxhash
xxhash-devel
xxhash-doc
xxhash-libs
yajl
yelp
yelp-devel
yelp-libs
zhongyi-song-fonts

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The following packages are distributed in a supported repository in RHEL 9 and in the CodeReady Linux Builder repository RHEL 10:

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acpica-tools	rhel9-BaseOS
babel	rhel9-AppStream
evolution-data-server-devel	rhel9-AppStream
evolution-data-server-doc	rhel9-AppStream
evolution-data-server-tests	rhel9-AppStream
geocode-glib-devel	rhel9-AppStream
ghostscript-tools-dvipdf	rhel9-AppStream
glib2-doc	rhel9-AppStream
gnome-desktop3-devel	rhel9-AppStream
gnome-online-accounts-devel	rhel9-AppStream
golang-github-cpuguy83-md2man	rhel9-BaseOS
libgweather-devel	rhel9-AppStream
libical-devel	rhel9-AppStream
libical-glib-devel	rhel9-AppStream
python3-babel	rhel9-AppStream
ruby-doc	rhel9-AppStream
rubygem-mysql2-doc	rhel9-AppStream
rubygem-pg-doc	rhel9-AppStream
sil-nuosu-fonts	rhel9-AppStream
toolbox-tests	rhel9-AppStream

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