On Sun, 2004-10-31 at 14:15, Rod Butcher wrote:
> Sluggers, can you tell me how I can step thru the messages when I boot
> up.. i.e. thru Lilo and then the initial kernel startup...
- You should be able to hit scroll lock during bootup to... well... stop
scrolling.
- As mentioned by others, dmesg
On Sun, 2004-10-31 at 13:15, Rod Butcher wrote:
> Sluggers, can you tell me how I can step thru the messages when I boot
> up.. i.e. thru Lilo and then the initial kernel startup... they normally
Debian also has a boot log daemon that records a lot of boot messages.
The most annoying thing I fi
On Sun, 31 Oct 2004, Rod Butcher wrote:
> Sluggers, can you tell me how I can step thru the messages when I boot
> up.. i.e. thru Lilo and then the initial kernel startup... they normally
> flash by too fast for me to read, and I need to know what they are on a
> successful boot so I can compare t
Rod Butcher wrote:
Sluggers, can you tell me how I can step thru the messages when I boot
up.. i.e. thru Lilo and then the initial kernel startup... they normally
flash by too fast for me to read, and I need to know what they are on a
successful boot so I can compare them with the messages I get
Rod Butcher wrote:
>
> Sluggers, can you tell me how I can step thru the messages when I boot
> up.. i.e. thru Lilo and then the initial kernel startup... they normally
> flash by too fast for me to read, and I need to know what they are on a
> successful boot so I can compare them with the messag
Sluggers, can you tell me how I can step thru the messages when I boot
up.. i.e. thru Lilo and then the initial kernel startup... they normally
flash by too fast for me to read, and I need to know what they are on a
successful boot so I can compare them with the messages I get when I try
to boo
