Kernal parameter

[Ashis]

Is there any command that will show which are dynamic and which are static kernal parameter.

[RickT_1]

Sam shows all of the kernel parameters and lets you know there status.

[Alzhy · Accepted solution]

kctune (11.31)

Those that show "Immed" means Dynamique.

kmtune (11.11)

Very obvious output.

[Rita C Workman]

A command that will just print out the parms that are static or dynamic. I can't recall such a command, maybe someone else knows one.

However, you could simply run, for example 11.31,
kctune -a -v > /tmp/kernel.parms

Then simply open the file and search for "Immediate" for all dynamic parms, and "Boot Only" for all static parms.

Rgrds,
Ria

[Bill Hassell]

Following up to Rita's ideas:

show dynamic:
kctune | grep Immed

show static (requires reboot):
kctune | grep -v Immed

[Ismail Azad]

Hi,

If you are using 11.31 operating system the following command on the shell clearly tells you the tunable type if it's STATIC or DYNAMIC.

kcweb or
kcweb -t :).


Regards
Ismail Azad