Re: boot logging

2005-08-22 Thread marc
Adam Hardy said... > marc on 20/08/05 16:43, wrote: > > Wackojacko said... > > > >>>Adam writes: > >>> > >>>OK. I'm with you so far. Now that I seem to have boot logging working, > >>>where is the actual output? Checking

Re: boot logging

2005-08-21 Thread Adam Hardy
marc on 20/08/05 16:43, wrote: Wackojacko said... Adam writes: OK. I'm with you so far. Now that I seem to have boot logging working, where is the actual output? Checking in /var/log didn't reveal anything. According to man, the default output is /var/log/boot but I don't ha

Re: boot logging

2005-08-20 Thread marc
Wackojacko said... > > Adam writes: > > > > OK. I'm with you so far. Now that I seem to have boot logging working, > > where is the actual output? Checking in /var/log didn't reveal anything. > > > > According to man, the default output is /var/log/bo

Re: boot logging

2005-08-18 Thread Wackojacko
Adam writes: OK. I'm with you so far. Now that I seem to have boot logging working, where is the actual output? Checking in /var/log didn't reveal anything. According to man, the default output is /var/log/boot but I don't have one. From the bootlogd script, it seems that bo

Re: boot logging

2005-08-18 Thread John Hasler
> OK. I'm with you so far. Now that I seem to have boot logging working, > where is the actual output? I don't know. Mine is right there in /var/log/boot. I'm using a 2.6.4 kernel built from Debian source. -- John Hasler -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTE

Re: boot logging

2005-08-18 Thread Adam Hardy
ok at the links. OK. I'm with you so far. Now that I seem to have boot logging working, where is the actual output? Checking in /var/log didn't reveal anything. According to man, the default output is /var/log/boot but I don't have one. From the bootlogd script, it seems that boot

Re: boot logging

2005-08-18 Thread John Hasler
Adam writes: > OK, so I did that now I'm still looking at the stop_bootlogd script in > /etc/init.d Shall I just get rid of it? I can't figure out why it's there. stop_bootlogd is there to stop the bootlog daemon when booting is complete. Look at the links. I agree that the comments in the scrip

Re: boot logging

2005-08-18 Thread Adam Hardy
Also, what happened to my boot logging? dmesg doesn't contain it, and in my /etc/init.d dir, I see a stop_bootlogd script. Is this what's stopping my boot logging? Or could it be configured to log it somewhere other than /var/log? You need to start bootlogd service to see you bo