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cat /etc/rc.config.d/crashconf #!/sbin/sh # @(#)B.11.31_LR # Crash dump configuration # # # CRASHCONF_ENABLED: Configure crash dumps at boot time. CRASHCONF_ENABLED=1 # For setting the included and excluded page classes and for setting the # compression mode, use crashconf(1M). See crashconf(1M) for more details. # CRASHCONF_READ_FSTAB: If set to 1, /etc/fstab will be scanned looking for # "dump" devices, which will be configured as crash dump # devices. CRASHCONF_READ_FSTAB=1 # CRASHCONF_REPLACE: If set to 1, and if CRASHCONF_READ_FSTAB is 1, any dump # devices in /etc/fstab will override and replace the system's # current crash dump configuration (usually, the one compiled # into the kernel). If set to 0, any such setting will be # *added* to the current settings rather than replacing them. CRASHCONF_REPLACE=0 # CRASHCONF_COMPRESSED_DUMP: If set to 1, the dump compression mode will # be turned ON. Any other value will turn the dump compression # mode to OFF. CRASHCONF_COMPRESSED_DUMP=1 # CRASHCONF_CONCURRENT_DUMP: If set to 1, the concurrent dump mode will # be turned ON. Any other value will turn the concurrent dump # mode to OFF. CRASHCONF_CONCURRENT_DUMP=1
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