Hi again,
Paul Zimmerman wrote:
> It's fairly simple to go back and look at dmesg, kern.log, syslog and such.
> The Xorg.log
> would be gone by now, after several restarts. Or would it? I'm not sure how
> many
> iterations are kept as .z archives. But I'm not sure if I could figure out
> how to use
> netconsole or serial console. It has to be connected to another machine
> running Linux,
> doesn't it?
Thanks. Netconsole requires another machine connected to the network,
but it doesn't have to run Linux. Anything that can run netcat will
do (e.g., Windows or Mac OS).
Serial console requires a serial cable ("null modem cable") and a
machine capable of reading from that serial cable on the other end.
For example, a computer running minicom (on a Mac), LapLink (on DOS),
or HyperTerminal (on Windows) should work. See [*] for an overview.
> Is there some other bug page for this that I should send any reports to?
Let's use bug#673496 to track the wifi regression and a new bug once
the failures starting X are clearer.
Hope that helps,
Jonathan
[*] http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Text-Terminal-HOWTO-10.html#ss10.6
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