Oh, so perfect, thx. Believe it or not, I have used a mechanical typewriter before. And also the matrix printers (resulting in partial hearing loss, probably).
On Fri, Mar 15, 2024 at 11:36 PM Nick Holland <n...@holland-consulting.net> wrote: > > On 3/15/24 07:56, ofthecentury via misc wrote: > > When you want to turn off > > a device on OpenBSD you > > can do it at boot time with > > manual `boot -c` command. > > (Can also be automated) > > After entering entering > > `boot -c` you get UKC> > > configuration prompt. > > I type `list` and get a nice > > list of all drivers I can > > disable with `disable > > mei` or disable `lpc`. > > But how do I get > > that list into a file > > so I can review it? > > Is there some > > way to do it? > > Thx! > > um... your formatting is giving me Commodore VIC20(1) > flashbacks... > > Anyway: > > script > config -e /bsd > ... > ukc> list > [hit enter a bunch of times] > CTRL-C (to get out of config) > CTRL-D (to get out of script) > > ta-da! output in 'typescript'. > > config does some of what boot -c does from a running system. > script captures screen input and output. > man config > man script > > Nick. >
