Re: [newbie] when booting in to linux
When you are booting into linux, all the info that lists which drives are connected and what services are started etc etc. How do you get a copy of the start up? I want to print out the thing so I can look at what is happening and what is what. It goes way to fast for me to read. I dont even know what to call it. Can anyone help? Ed Does Control P print in Linux before Linux finishes loading? DOS always printed everything after Control P until you hit it again. Dan
Re: [Re: [newbie] when booting in to linux]
You can type 'dmesg filename to save it to a file then print later.
Or you can look in /var/log/message
There will be a few of these files covering your last few day of
booting and shutting down.
Larry
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From: Ed Santiago [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, December 31, 1999 11:18 PM
Subject: Re: [Re: [newbie] when booting in to linux]
Thats the info i want but how do I print it out?
Ed
Des Wass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For some important ones, type dmesg at a prompt
On 31/12/99, Ed Santiago said:
When you are booting into linux, all the info that lists which drives are
connected and what services are started etc etc. How do you get a copy of
the
start up? I want to print out the thing so I can look at what is
happening
and
what is what. It goes way to fast for me to read.
I dont even know what to call it. Can anyone help?
Ed
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Re: [Re: [Re: [newbie] when booting in to linux]]
Oh Yeah, now thats what I like. Thanks to all for the lesson. I tried all the
suggestions so far and they all work great and are much more efficent that the
klipper way that I figured out. Thanks again!!
Ed
"hugahog" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can type 'dmesg filename to save it to a file then print later.
Or you can look in /var/log/message
There will be a few of these files covering your last few day of
booting and shutting down.
Larry
-Original Message-
From: Ed Santiago [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, December 31, 1999 11:18 PM
Subject: Re: [Re: [newbie] when booting in to linux]
Thats the info i want but how do I print it out?
Ed
Des Wass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For some important ones, type dmesg at a prompt
On 31/12/99, Ed Santiago said:
When you are booting into linux, all the info that lists which drives are
connected and what services are started etc etc. How do you get a copy of
the
start up? I want to print out the thing so I can look at what is
happening
and
what is what. It goes way to fast for me to read.
I dont even know what to call it. Can anyone help?
Ed
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