How to Control Kernel Boot-Time Parameters in Linux
“Boot-time parameters are like secret keys to the Linux kernel; they allow you to control exactly how the system starts, how hardware is initialized, and how problems are handled. Whether you are debugging a stubborn boot issue, tuning performance, or experimenting with kernel features, these parameters give you low-level power over your Linux machine.”
There is no GUI managed options here, but this linked article does give a pretty good overview of how it works and what some of the most common options do.
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How to Use Kernel Boot-Time Parameters in Linux
In this article, you will learn everything about Linux kernel boot parameters, how to use them, troubleshoot startup issues, and optimize system performance.
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