How to see Kernel Package level on Solaris 10 and Solaris 11 ?
Today we will see how to check out kernel package level in Unix – Oracle Solaris 10 and 11. Checking Kernel Package Version in Solaris I. Using PKG Command root@ngeui742:~#...
Today we will see how to check out kernel package level in Unix – Oracle Solaris 10 and 11. Checking Kernel Package Version in Solaris I. Using PKG Command root@ngeui742:~#...
Today we will see how to correct one of the common error message seen when we try to add a virtual machine in KVM on RHEL server. Lets try to...
Some Linux Operating Systems, or RHEL versions sometimes disable console video and you might be not able to see remote console after POST. This happens due to a kernel issue...
Today we will look at an interesting topic to understand the meaning of value stored in /proc/sys/kernel/panic file. I. File Path /proc/sys/kernel/panic II. Meaning The value stored in this file...
Sometimes when you browse solution to some issue, you might have seen “make sure your kernel supports —- option i.e. during its build, this option is specified and enabled ?”...
Do you know what is the meaning of value stored in /proc/sys/kernel/ctrl-alt-del file ? Let us have a look at it. I. Meaning of default values [root@ngelinux kernel]# cd /proc/sys/kernel...
Today we will look at the between RHEL5, 6 and 7 version or you can say CentOS 5, 6 and 7 versions. I have gone through multiple sites, however not...
Kdump also known as Kernel dump i.e. the contents of our system memory when our kernel was crashed. Kdump is configured and collected when we want to debug why our...
Sometimes when we execute a C program, we face an error message “No such file or directory” when the system is not able to find any header file. 1. Error...
In this post, we will look how to tune/change Linux kernel parameters temporarily or permanent. To change/verify the parameters we will use sysctl command. From its man page, we can...