boot log ?
is there a boot log
I have a number of warnings that come up on my system and want to post some of them but I dont have time to write them all down on the startup. -JAX |
As root in a console, type:
Code:
tail --lines 50 /var/log/boot.log |
did that but did not get a log of the errors that come up on system start, just if the programs started successfully or not
any other suggestions |
check for other log files in the /var/log directory. You can check daemon.log or syslog file for entries.
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boot.log ksyms.4 mysqld.log.4 spooler.4 boot.log.1 ksyms.5 nvidia-installer.log squid boot.log.2 ksyms.6 pgsql up2date boot.log.3 lastlog rpmpkgs up2date.1 boot.log.4 maillog rpmpkgs.1 up2date.2 cron maillog.1 rpmpkgs.2 up2date.3 cron.1 maillog.2 rpmpkgs.3 up2date.4 cron.2 maillog.3 rpmpkgs.4 vbox cron.3 maillog.4 scrollkeeper.log wtmp cron.4 messages secure wtmp.1 cups messages.1 secure.1 XFree86.0.log dmesg messages.2 secure.2 XFree86.0.log.old gdm messages.3 secure.3 XFree86.1.log httpd messages.4 secure.4 XFree86.setup.log ksyms.0 mysqld.log spooler yum.log ksyms.1 mysqld.log.1 spooler.1 ksyms.2 mysqld.log.2 spooler.2 ksyms.3 mysqld.log.3 spooler.3 -JAX |
Hey, I'm a bit of a newbie too but am using Gentoo distro so that I can get my hands dirty early.
I found my boot logs in the following txt file: /var/log/messages appears to have all my boot messages from all sources. Hope this helps you. Good Luck, Olly. |
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