“crashkernel=X@Y” is a kernel parameter for Kdump.
Kdump requires some memory reservation for the second kernel(capture kernel).
When kdump is enabled, (physical memory – X) will be allocated.
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“crashkernel=X@Y” is a kernel parameter for Kdump.
Kdump requires some memory reservation for the second kernel(capture kernel).
When kdump is enabled, (physical memory – X) will be allocated.
If we want the system to automatically reboot after a timed delay when experience the kernel panics and system is inaccessible on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, 5, and 6.
rhnsd is the Red Hat Network Daemon. Every other hour, it sends a request to Red Hat Network (RHN) asking for any notifications or updates and works in coordination with Red Hat Network to schedule automated tasks.
Red Hat Network (RHN) can be configured to provide automatic updates to specific systems via the website. Once a system is configured to be automatically updated, it will download and install all relevant errata when it connects to RHN. The system will not install packages which are listed in that system’s package skip list.
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