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Old 05-31-2001, 11:20 AM   #1
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I am getting a whole bunch of cryptic messages after 'make config'. How do I copy these messages so I can put them in a post? I need to be able to paste them into an ASCII file, so I can put them on a floppy, go to Windows, then 'linuxquestions' and post a new thread containing these messages.
 
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if u want it all do "make config 2>&1 > error.log"
if u want just the errors do "make config 2> error.log"
 
  


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