Kernel state does not survive reboots afaik.
That would need help from userland, which is not involved in the early boot process.
You could I guess change kernel init parameters and save that in your boot loader, but that is very hackish.
That would need help from userland, which is not involved in the early boot process.
You could I guess change kernel init parameters and save that in your boot loader, but that is very hackish.
This would require the kernel being able to either update its own command line somehow, or having some permanent storage somewhere it could store it.
Or this could all be done by systemd - detect that message, increase the resource, next reboot will fix it.