Specifying kernel parameters
Different methods are available for passing kernel parameters to Linux®.
- Including kernel parameters in a boot configuration
- Using a kernel parameter file
- Specifying kernel parameters when booting Linux
Kernel parameters that you specify when booting Linux are not persistent. To define a permanent set of kernel parameters for a Linux instance, include these parameters in the boot configuration.
Note: Your distribution
might set required kernel parameters for you. Parameters that you
specify might interfere with these settings. Read /proc/cmdline to
find out which parameters were used to start a running Linux instance.