Hi
You can use dmesg to see the printk logs. Just type "dmesg" or you can use
adb like this: adb shell 'cat /proc/kmsg'
BR
Raso
2010/6/19 xlshe
> Hi, Gary
>
> I am starting to do something in the kernel. But I don't know how to
> read the information from the printk() in android phone OS. Beca
On 06/19/2010 03:37 AM, Gary wrote:
> Hi,Tim and Greg
> Thanks for your information.
> I used Initcall_Debug flag and found that the initialization of FFUART
> takes about 4 seconds.
> By tracing step by step, found the time ran away in
> release_console_sem() function, located at printk.c.
> I am
on Android you should use dmesg after Android system boot's up and real time
logs can be captured using connect to UART using minicom or hyperterminal.
sanjeev sharma
On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 2:08 PM, xlshe wrote:
> Hi, Gary
>
> I am starting to do something in the kernel. But I don't know how
Hi, Longsheng
I am using a special device by which capturing the log by UART and see
log in Hyper - Terminal.
and also you could try /var/log/dmesg.
On 6月19日, 下午1时08分, xlshe wrote:
> Hi, Gary
>
> I am starting to do something in the kernel. But I don't know how to
> read the information from th
Hi,Tim and Greg
Thanks for your information.
I used Initcall_Debug flag and found that the initialization of FFUART
takes about 4 seconds.
By tracing step by step, found the time ran away in
release_console_sem() function, located at printk.c.
I am confused why release_console_sem() took so long ti
Hi, Gary
I am starting to do something in the kernel. But I don't know how to
read the information from the printk() in android phone OS. Because I
cann't find /var/log/syslog in the file system. Can you can me some
sugesstion about how to read the log from printk(). Thank you very
much.
Longshen
