> If i want to read the messages at the startup(when we boot the system ),
> then how can i do that???
> I have read somewhere that i can do it by typing dmesg|more at the shell
> prompt but it didn't work.
wile the system is booting u can try: SHIFT-PageUp SHIFT-PageDown
to scroll among the boot time message.
afterwards u can try
dmesg |more
or
vi /var/log/messages
- ashish
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