Nate Graham 63fd5b328b Disable all watchdogs and blacklist their kernel modules ...

We don't need a watchdog for normal desktop use cases. Expressing that
intention, we had already set kernel.nmi_watchdog = 0 to disable the
kernel panic watchdog.

We can go further and instead use the "nowatchdog" kernel parameter to
disable *all* of them, and then additionally blacklist their kernel
modules. This should have a very slightly positive impact on battery
life and boot/shutdown times.

2026-07-06 14:33:18 +10:00

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11-kde-linux-default.conf

Disable all watchdogs and blacklist their kernel modules

2026-07-06 14:33:18 +10:00

55-hardening.conf

Harden the kernel via sysctl

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