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SUMMARY: # in /etc/system instead of *

2007-12-24 19:08:00

Thanks to all who replied:

General consensus was that the kernel will ignore values that it does not
understand.

Thanks

<mike>

Original Question:
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Managers:
A admin last night mistakenly commented some parameters out of
the /etc/system file using a '#' instead of a '*'.

After the reboot the system is running fine but will it continue
to do so?

What does the kernel do with illegal values in /etc/system during
boot?

TIA
<mike>

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