bootup messages /var/log and sanity
hi
In looking at my boot up messages I saw some message that I wanted to check out..... so I looked in /var/log syslog and messages but could not find it. 1) Where do these boot up messages go please? 2) Can I slow down these messages so I can read them with my fading brain cells? 3) Of interest I have a slackware 9.1 dual boot with mdk 9.1. I have some problems with guarddog firewall. So I grabbed a tgz version that had been compiled on a 686 whereas I have a 586. And I have done a posting on problems I have compiling direct with normal tar files. For your info. 4) I have seen this post http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...+AND+slackware and my boot up message I am trying to trace now reports a sanity check. I think it may relate to the difference in kernels. But I can not correct the issue until I can at least find it again somewhere. so any clues? If I am too vague I am asking for any assistance on finding all my boot up messages not at this stage trying to solve my sanity check message. |
You can use 'dmesg | more' to read the messages from the last boot :)
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thanks Scruff
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Open a console and type Code:
dmesg > dmesg01.txt I usually number them if I have a problem, so I can see what happens if I change something. This has saved me from ripping out what's left of my hair when errors go by too fast to read. ;) |
lol!!! I hear that.
Though dmesg | less is also very nice. It allows you to scroll fwd and back. Output to a .txt file is cool too. Whatever floats yer boat :) |
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