On Monday, September 14, 2009 10:07:58 Leonidas . wrote: > When we do a printk it writes to kernel log buffer, correct? This is > real in time operation i.e. as soon as we do a > printk the messages get logged. Now this log file can be accesses > from /var/log/messages right? How is this done? > > I want to so something similar, so I can log my messages to a seprate > file which is going to stay around so user can > see at across reboots as well.
You could set up a new logging facility for your kernel module, and use the system logger to log everything from that facility to a separate file. Why wouldn't this work for you? Regards, Lori
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