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rdaves@earthlink.net 08-19-2001 12:56 AM

Is there a file that contains all the stuff that scolls past during boot?
 
I see a lot of stuff scrolling by during the boot process. Windows can be set to produce a bootlog. Can Linux be set to do the same thing. Or is it there and I just don't know where?

TIA

Ron

mcleodnine 08-19-2001 01:50 AM

/var/log/boot.msg for me. (SuSE)

rdaves@earthlink.net 08-19-2001 10:26 PM

Mcleodnine
 
Thanks
I will try this.

ugge 08-20-2001 05:05 AM

Also the command dmesg will show everything that your kernel writes, the thing that scroll by before the init process starts.

unSpawn 08-20-2001 06:22 PM

If u want all messages, open up /etc/syslog.conf and add a line
kern.debug(tab)/var/log/debug
or
*.debug(tab)/var/log/debug

now touch /var/log/debug, reboot, and youve got like, really everything :-]

*dont forget to comment it out when tru.


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