Re: Dmesg timestamt format

Thanks for all three answers. Now I know how to use that value. Cláudio Sampaio wrote: > 2010/5/27 Alejandro López > > > Hi, > > Which format is dmesg's timestamp printed in? I currently have > values like 68993.598785 and I can't really figure out

Re: Dmesg timestamt format

2010/5/27 Alejandro López > Hi, > > Which format is dmesg's timestamp printed in? I currently have values like > 68993.598785 and I can't really figure out how to > transform it into a date/time. > > It's printk() times, more info here: http://elinux.org/Printk_Times Best regards, -- Cláudio "P

Re: Dmesg timestamt format

2010/5/27 Alejandro López : > Hi, > > Which format is dmesg's timestamp printed in? I currently have values like > 68993.598785 and I can't really figure out how to > transform it into a date/time. In Linux systems in general, it is typically the number of seconds since the device was powered on.

Re: Dmesg timestamt format

Hi, these are seconds since system start. Regards, Martin 2010/5/27, Alejandro López : > Hi, > > Which format is dmesg's timestamp printed in? I currently have values like > 68993.598785 and I can't really figure out how to > transform it into a date/time. > > Thanks. > Alejandro. > ___

Dmesg timestamt format

Hi, Which format is dmesg's timestamp printed in? I currently have values like 68993.598785 and I can't really figure out how to transform it into a date/time. Thanks. Alejandro. ___ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@maemo.org https://lists.maemo.or