Help needed to enable boot.log in Hardy Heron
Mumia W.
paduille.4062.mumia.w+nospam at earthlink.net
Thu Jun 26 16:36:59 UTC 2008
David Armour wrote:
> [...]
> I have been up and down my Firefox history several times today looking
> for anything that would a) jog my increasingly pathetic memory, or b)
> qualify as a source for a citation, but with no obvious candidates. I'm
> reasonably sure I'm not hallucinating, at least about having read about
> Crtl-S/Crtl-Q (for start/stop), and/or Crtl-Alt-F8. But the short answer
> to your entirely reasonable question, I'm sad to say, is still "no", or
> at least until my memory unlocks and I can find where I read it. I'm
> feeling a bit like Winston Smith after he'd seen the photo...
>
> The other option to which I'm willing to give a shot: simply re-boot,
> try the keyboard sequence(s), and see what happens. Back in the days
> when I was out of my depth in FreeBSD, (has it been that long?) I used
> to hit Pause to get the bootlog messages to stand still for a while. Or
> something along those lines. So I do have long-ish-term memories of
> actually doing something along the lines of hitting Crtl-S and Crtl-Q
> and having it produce the desired outcomes. But in any case, I'll let
> the list know, assuming I don't bork everything irretrievably! Cover me!
> I'm goin' in!
>
>
These codes seem to be documented in "man 4 console_codes"
I too have used Ctrl-S and Ctrl-Q to stop the bootup messages long
enough for me to see them.
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