RE: Unknown Message Displayed Shortly After Boot-Up

2005-06-29 Thread fbsd_user 
That looks like a firewall message.
Change your /etc/syslog.conf file to not display those messages to the console.

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FreeBSD version 5.4

Within a minute after booting up, the following message will suddenly
appear on my computer screen:

Jun 28 20:09:04 beerstud last message repeated 2 times.

The time changes if I reboot. The hostname on my computer is
'beerstud.us'

This just suddenly started happening today. I have no idea where to look
to find out what is happening or how to correct it.

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Gerard E. Seibert
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Re: Unknown Message Displayed Shortly After Boot-Up

2005-06-28 Thread Björn König 

Gerard Seibert wrote:


Within a minute after booting up, the following message will suddenly
appear on my computer screen:

Jun 28 20:09:04 beerstud last message repeated 2 times.

[...]

This just suddenly started happening today. I have no idea where to look
to find out what is happening or how to correct it.


Look into the log files in /var/log, e.g.

grep -B1 'last message repeated' /var/log/*.log

Björn
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