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Hi all: I do a lot of beta testing on various distros and encounter a problem during initial installs. How does one capture the screen display during installation when an error occurs?
The display usually doesn't stay on long enough to copy the information, even when moving into an error console (such as Alt-F3). Dmesg often doesn't have the install data, especially errors.
Screen capture programs are not up and running at that point. I've tried taking a picture of the screen with a digital camera but the results were not very good.
Hi all: I do a lot of beta testing on various distros and encounter a problem during initial installs. How does one capture the screen display during installation when an error occurs?
The display usually doesn't stay on long enough to copy the information, even when moving into an error console (such as Alt-F3). Dmesg often doesn't have the install data, especially errors.
Screen capture programs are not up and running at that point. I've tried taking a picture of the screen with a digital camera but the results were not very good.
And just how do you do that to the "init" process that
runs an installation off a linux-cd?
Cheers,
Tink
Thanks for the replies. I'll have a look at the serial terminal link. Can't use a terminal directly on this laptop but it may give me some ideas anyway.
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