suse 10.1 - printk output going no where ... - Linux
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I'm trying to use printk statements to help debug my driver, but I can't
locate the output.
It isn't appearing on the console and it isn't appearing in
/ver/log/messages.
Where is it ...
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suse 10.1 - printk output going no where ...
I'm running a default suse 10.1 64-bit installation.
I'm trying to use printk statements to help debug my driver, but I can't
locate the output.
It isn't appearing on the console and it isn't appearing in
/ver/log/messages.
Where is it going?
Thanks for any help.
Don
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Re: suse 10.1 - printk output going no where ...
dnewbold wrote:
> I'm running a default suse 10.1 64-bit installation.
> I'm trying to use printk statements to help debug my driver, but I can't
> locate the output.
> It isn't appearing on the console and it isn't appearing in
> /ver/log/messages.
> Where is it going?
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Don
>
>
Hi
Try to look at /var/log/kern.log
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Re: suse 10.1 - printk output going no where ...
dnewbold wrote:
> I'm running a default suse 10.1 64-bit installation.
> I'm trying to use printk statements to help debug my driver, but I can't
> locate the output.
> It isn't appearing on the console and it isn't appearing in
> /ver/log/messages.
> Where is it going?
This is handled by syslogd and controlled by /etc/syslog.conf.
Steve
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Re: suse 10.1 - printk output going no where ...
It looks like it has been going to /var/log/warn
Thanks for the help.
"mirek" wrote in message
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> dnewbold wrote:
>> I'm running a default suse 10.1 64-bit installation.
>> I'm trying to use printk statements to help debug my driver, but I can't
>> locate the output.
>> It isn't appearing on the console and it isn't appearing in
>> /ver/log/messages.
>> Where is it going?
>>
>> Thanks for any help.
>>
>> Don
>>
>>
> Hi
> Try to look at /var/log/kern.log
>