There are programs in Market for browsing logcat output.
One of them (can't remember which one) has an option to save logcat
output to a memory card file backup.
Don't know how "real time" it is, but perhaps it can help.
If not, and you wanted to spend some more time on it, you could make one
like that yourself: execute "logcat" with ProcessBuilder and sit in a
loop reading its output, writing it to a memory card file, flushing
after each write.
-- Kostya
07.02.2011 22:41, mot12 пишет:
I know how to catch my own uncaught exceptions and write them into a
file to survive reboot but since it is not my app crashing, I am at a
loss as to what I can do to get more logdata. I gave this user a
version that writes all log output into a file but all the output from
my app seems normal. And the system output is gone after the reboot.
--
Kostya Vasilyev -- WiFi Manager + pretty widget -- http://kmansoft.wordpress.com
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