Thus spake Stan Brown ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
In FreeBSD, you can hit the {Scroll Lock} button and scroll back on the
console using {Page Up and {Page Donw} keys.
Is there anything similar in Debian?
as mentioned before... I think the shift page up/down combo
works... but if
On Thu, 26 Nov 1998, Stan Brown wrote:
In FreeBSD, you can hit the {Scroll Lock} button and scroll back on the
console using {Page Up and {Page Donw} keys.
Is there anything similar in Debian?
It is possible with SHIFT+PGUP, but you can also look at boot kernel messages
by the
On Thu, 26 Nov 1998, Stan Brown wrote:
In FreeBSD, you can hit the {Scroll Lock} button and scroll back on the
console using {Page Up and {Page Donw} keys.
Is there anything similar in Debian?
Sure. Shift-PageUp and Shift-PageDown. At least, they work in xterms. I
Hello Debian Land...
The best way to see all the messages is to not run any programs on tty1 (the
first
virtual terminal - also the default terminal). You can then scroll all the way
back
to the bios boot information using the shift+pageup key combination.
So long as you run no programs (or
In FreeBSD, you can hit the {Scroll Lock} button and scroll back on the
console using {Page Up and {Page Donw} keys.
Is there anything similar in Debian?
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Stan Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]770-996-6955
Factory Automation Systems
On Thu, 26 Nov 1998, Stan Brown wrote:
In FreeBSD, you can hit the {Scroll Lock} button and scroll back on the
console using {Page Up and {Page Donw} keys.
Is there anything similar in Debian?
Sure. Shift-PageUp and Shift-PageDown. At least, they work in xterms. I
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