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#1 2011-01-29 08:48:22
- graysky
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log everything at boot up from stdout to a file
I find myself wanted to see pipe the entire bootup process to a log file (i.e. after udev starts, all daemons, startup scripts, etc. that output to stdout). I am aware of /var/log/dmseg, and daemons.log, kernel.log, etc. but my goal is to record exactly what the user sees during the process. I have found some older threads where people hint at this or directly ask about it, but none of them show a solution/hint at where to find one. I'm sure that someone has done this before. Ideas are welcomed 
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#2 2011-02-01 02:47:42
- lagagnon
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Re: log everything at boot up from stdout to a file
You may have already seen this https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Di … t_Messages , but how one can get them to a log I do not know...
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#4 2011-02-01 11:39:29
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Re: log everything at boot up from stdout to a file
@lag - I saw it, but I wanted a log...
@falconindy - thanx for the suggestion.
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