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To display the parameter history, use the dbmcli command ‘param_gethistory’.5. How can I activate an old version of a kernel parameter file?

April 26, 2017activate Command dbmcli display History Kernel parameter version

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To display the parameter history, use the dbmcli command ‘param_gethistory’.5. How can I activate an old version of a kernel parameter file?

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Use the dbmcli command ‘param_restore’ and specify the required version to activate an older version of a parameter file. For example, this is useful if a parameter file was destroyed due to a ‘Filesystem Full’.