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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/gemstones/view_kernel_conf.md
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`uname -r` and substitute its return value in commands by using `$(uname -r)`

RHEL and derivative distributions (Fedora, CentOS Stream, Scientific Linux, RockyLinux, Almalinux, et. al.)
RHEL and derivative distributions (Fedora, CentOS Stream, Scientific Linux, RockyLinux, AlmaLinux, et. al.)
also store the config used for bootable installed kernels in the `/boot` directory used by Grub2 as ASCII files:

```bash
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/lib/modules/<kernel-release>/build/ -> /usr/src/kernels/<kernel-release>/
```

If you have `kernel-debug-devel` packages installed you will also have this directory:
If you have `kernel-debug-devel` packages installed, you will also have this directory:

```bash
/usr/src/kernels/<kernel-release>+debug/
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/usr/src/kernels/<kernel-release>+debug/.config
```

Configured modules for the currently running kernel, whether compiled as builtin (i.e. statically into the kernel itself) or a loadable module, are listed by sub directories named as the module name in:
Configured modules for the currently running kernel, whether compiled as builtin (i.e., statically into the kernel itself) or a loadable module, are listed by sub directories named as the module name in:

```bash
/sys/module/
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