Hi, Glenn, I don't know about getting tcpborphserver to log messages. For logging in general, I recommend running syslog on the ROACH (1 or 2) configured to send its messages to a "logserver" host on on your network. With some syslog configuration setup on the receive side (e.g. on "logserver") you can get each remote host's messages to show up in a host specific log file.
Dave On Mar 27, 2013, at 8:29 AM, G Jones wrote: > Hi, > We're experiencing some intermittent failures where it appears the > FPGA is spontaneously deprogramming on the ROACH II. We'd like to try > to track this down by turning on logging in tcpborphserver3. Has > anyone done this for a network mounted ROACH II? Should we mount an > extra directory as r+w to store the logs? Looking for advice on best > practices or at least something that works. > > Thanks, > Glenn >
