Hey all,
Just dumped my primary Windohs desktop at work in favor of Gentoo (yay!),
and am installing O9iR2. As I'm browsing thru the Install docs as I am want
to do prior to installs, I see that they recommend using:
echo "somevalue" >/proc/sys/kernel/someparm
...in the startup to set kernel values. Anyone know why Oracle wouldn't
recommend just populating /etc/sysctl.conf (or /etc/sysconfig/* or whatever
is available for your flavor of Linux). I used this on the RH installs I've
done, and it works well. The echo method is a hack that just doesn't seem
to be good practice to me.
Just wondering...
Rich
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