no david. as i said
i checked /var/log and there is no
trace of my debug messages. What I want to
know is am I debugging the function (usbnet_probe())
that is producing the above message.?
If this is the case as I hope you can confirm then
prehaps my changes are not getting compiled in
properly
or I am mis-using the debug statements.
dmesg is no different to the one I first sent you.
cheers,
paul.
paul cunningham wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> been compiling the kernel and putting in debug
> messages in the usbnet_probe function. can't
> see any output. was using printk and checking in
> /var/log. am i in the right function.?
Check in "dmesg" output instead.
/etc/syslog.conf configures where most
messages go; kern.debug should be useful.
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