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> I think it’s only a default on RHEL distros? Since "enabled=always" is the kernel default value, anything that uses a stock kernel (example: Arch family) or
by disconnected 9y ago
> I think it’s only a default on RHEL distros?
Since "enabled=always" is the kernel default value, anything that uses a stock kernel (example: Arch family) or has to build its own (Gentoo) will probably have it enabled by default.
I just checked, and my Gentoo and Manjaro systems have it set to "enabled=always".