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 have
one.
From the bootlogd script, it seems that bootlogd is being started without
any options, so the default log file should be where it goes.
Man does say intriguingly:
Bootlogd tries to parse the kernel command line, looking for console=
lines and deducts the real console device from that. If that syntax is
ever changed by the kernel, or a console-type is used bootlogd does not
know about, bootlogd will not work.
Could that be what is happening?
I have the same problem with Bootlog. AFAIK its due to udev renaming the
console just as you described above. If you watch the very bootlog messages
you are trying to capture you should see an error saying something like
'bootlogd: ioctl (/dev/ttyzf, TIOCCONS): Bad file descriptor '. I have yet
to find a solution to this problem myself. This may not be your problem,
but at least it could save you some wasted time if it is :).
I see this same message. This is on a clean Debian 3.1 install with
2.6.8 kernel.
This is with the line in
/etc/default/bootlogd
set to =Yes
and bootlogd off in the rcx.d scripts
I can enable the service in the runlevel - which creates the bootlog
file - but it starts too late to produce a useful list of messages.
bootlogd configured itself as S20 in the boot scripts and stop_bootlogd
is S99. Is that what the issue is?
It works for me now with 2.6.12
Adam
I've scoured the Debian docs - FAQ, Install, User, Reference - and
failed to find a reference to the bootlog.
Where is this process documented? Particularly, the use of
/etc/default/bootlogd
See also:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2004/05/msg00057.html
http://www.golden-gryphon.com/cgi-bin/archzoom.cgi/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
2005-selinux/sysvinit--upstream--2.0--base-0/contrib/TODO
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/history/349486
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