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On Monday 17 October 2005 13:18, Christoph Gysin wrote: |
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> Jerry McBride wrote: |
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> > No. Once the kernel reboots, the dmesg data is lost. Unless ofcourse you |
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> > put this in /etc/conf.d/local.start: |
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> > #!/bin/bash |
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> > # /etc/conf.d/local.start |
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> > /bin/dmesg > /var/log/dmesg |
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> > Then you will at the least have a log of the current dmesg, which could |
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> > be rotated. |
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> Yes that would be possible. But since the OP's kernel doesn't even boot up, |
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> it's not an option. |
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He was asking how to see the previous dmesg output.... this would do it on |
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future boot ups... |
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> With baselayout 1.12.0 there will be an option in /etc/rc.conf called |
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> RC_BOOTLOG="yes" to enable saving kernel output to /var/log *after* a |
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> successful boot. |
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> Christoph |
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