dmesg output is also logged to /var/log/messages. If you want to save output
from a command to a file, type "> filename" after the command, eg:
dmesg > kernel.log
And if it's just some stuff on screen you wish to copy into a file, just select
the text you want to save with the mouse, open up an ascii-editor, and click the
middle mouse button (or both right and left buttons simultaneously if it's a
*yuch* 2 button mouse)
On May 16 mcoady wrote:
> Is there a simple way to save to a file what a command like 'dmesg' gives me
> on the screen?
>
> Michael Coady
>
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