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Just enter Y here and palo will let you change the parameters. • Auto-boot: To change the palo/linux kernel parameters permanently, edit /etc/palo.conf and change the arguments to –commandline parameter. Most importantly run palo once to store the new kernel parameters on the boot disk. The new parameters will be effective for successive boots.
