Seeing someone else ask a question about where boot messages are logged,
reminds me of an issue I have been wondering about for a few weeks
During bootup of my system, very early in the process, I am getting some
messages appear on the screen very briefly which mention
udevd
SYSFS
depreciated
Its a warning of some sort, but it flies past so fast that I can't
really read what it is saying.
This is my desktop system, which originally ran debian unstable - but a
couple of months ago I replaced unstable with squeeze in my sources.list
and have been allowing the system to migrate into that mode.
I am not sure if this message is a legacy, or everyone is seeing
something similar.
Anyone any idea what these messages might be and how I can rectify the
whatever it is complaining about (just being able to see what the
message says might also help).
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Alan Chandler
http://www.chandlerfamily.org.uk
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