banned_9-26-2021
/etc/66/66.conf
Among the hundreds of times going back and forth between s6.conf and 66.conf recently, all of a sudden I started thinking of whether kernel runtime = yes should be no.
Much of what I tried to read (and understand) about runtime kernel sysctl ... goes a bit over my head for my use, maybe during summer siesta periods I can experiment.
If kernel runtime = no is set at 66.conf this means that nothing (including me-root) can change any kernel parameters without a reboot. Is this correct, or are there some parts of the system that should be allowed to modify the kernel while it is running? In other words, what is the risk of having it in the "no" position (which I interpret as locked for the session).
I know you guys have 1000 things more to do for the official 66 and iso release but anyone that knows the answer please contribute.