No, this doesn’t get rid of the kernel.panic_on_oops
sysctl.
No, as in telling them to do things like enable certain systemd services (e.g. hide-hardware-info) or uncomment certain lines (e.g. disabling SACK).
No, this doesn’t get rid of the kernel.panic_on_oops
sysctl.
No, as in telling them to do things like enable certain systemd services (e.g. hide-hardware-info) or uncomment certain lines (e.g. disabling SACK).