Pierre Labastie wrote:
You gave me pointers to where to look for. Actually, it seems to me that there is a small issue in rc.site: it has:"#LOGLEVEL=5" and I would imagine that it means the default log level is 5. But the rc script has: dmesg -n "${LOGLEVEL:-7}" which means the default level is 7. I'd suggest put "#LOGLEVEL=7" in rc.site. There is a thread in 2010 (most relevant message is http://lists.linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/lfs-dev/2010-February/063518.html) where Bruce explains why the log level should be 7. Now, for BLFS, we always assume that the user uses the defaults, so that log level is 7 (all messages printed except DEBUG). In this case, running the LVM test just renders any virtual console unusable (I have not tried on an X display). What do you think if change the test command to: <command>dmesg -D;make -k check;dmesg -E</command>
I've updated the rc.site page in my sandbox. Will be a part of my next commit to LFS.
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