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Debian, read the bootup messages
April 15, 2009 | 1 Comment
While Debian boots, several warning, error or information messages appear and quickly disappear from the screen. If you wish to log these messages in order to consult them later on, you need to enable the bootlog by editing a single configuration file.
1 | vi /etc/default/bootlogd |
The file should say something like
1 | BOOTLOGD_ENABLE=No |
Simply ,change it to
1 | BOOTLOGD_ENABLE=Yes |
You should now have these messages logged in /var/log/boot.
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