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#1 2012-03-19 15:08:35

jk121960
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[Solved] Boot up Problem

Hi, I am getting a message during boot of a file system problem but it flies by too fast. which log would carry that. I looked in dmesg and boot and couldn't find the same message.


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--jerry

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#2 2012-03-19 15:36:40

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Re: [Solved] Boot up Problem

Try checking /var/log/messages.log


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#3 2012-03-19 15:59:27

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Re: [Solved] Boot up Problem

Or /var/log/boot if it's an initscripts error.

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#4 2012-03-20 01:56:17

jk121960
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Re: [Solved] Boot up Problem

Thanks for the post, I checked messages.log and nothing and I had already checked /var/log/boot and nothing there. Anyone else have an idea The message I see has fsck and a partition by what could be UID listing. There has to be a place this is logged. if there is a problem I would like to head it off.

thanks in advance for any help

--jerry


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#5 2012-03-20 02:09:31

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Re: [Solved] Boot up Problem

The wiki has all the answers...


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#6 2012-03-20 09:06:32

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Re: [Solved] Boot up Problem

OK well that did it, I appreciate your help, turns out that the messages were benign and extra info from the boot up process, that did not show before.

thanks again

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#7 2012-03-20 09:11:09

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Re: [Solved] Boot up Problem

You can set a log level on your kernel line to manage how verbose that scroll through is, eg: loglevel=3


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