Roland RoLaNd <r_o_l_a_...@hotmail.com> writes: > that's the thing, i'm reading up on sysctl and don't have the > necessary knowledge to know what to "expect" at the moment.
You have to know what you will get in the end. In my opinion it is strongly recommended. You could begin with something easier, for example, configuring your shell or text editor. Sysctl is used in order to give kernel some default parameters to work. The most common cases to use it: - to allow packets redirection - to enable/disable ipv6 support - to change console behavior and printk output. ..and so on, so on... Do you really need some of this?
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